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Committee hears housekeeping bills, including annual code revision and assessor language cleanup

Georgia House committee · March 3, 2026
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Summary

The committee considered House Bill 1268, the annual code revision housekeeping bill, and heard that House Bill 275 would clarify assessment language per the Assessors Association and had passed Ways and Means unanimously; the meeting adjourned with more business expected.

The committee heard a set of brief, mostly technical items including the annual code revision and an assessor language cleanup.

A lawmaker introduced House Bill 1268 as the annual code revision bill, described as housekeeping that modernizes the state code without substantive policy changes. Separately, a sponsor presented House Bill 275 to clarify uniform assessment language for Georgia; the sponsor said HB 275 was written with input from the Assessors Association and had passed Ways and Means unanimously.

The chair noted many bills had been reported out of committee the previous day and encouraged members to watch their email for additional meetings. The committee then adjourned.