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Committee advances a slate of local private acts and technical local bills

House committee (name not specified in transcript) · March 2, 2026
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Summary

The committee advanced multiple local bills and private acts (including 26-32, 17-17, 26-25, 26-26, 26-33, 26-36, 26-27, 26-35, 20-22, 26-34), generally by unanimous or near-unanimous voice votes; several items were noted as having a local resolution on file.

The committee considered a series of local bills and "Private Acts" and advanced them to the next committee or referred them as recorded.

Recorded outcomes in the transcript include:

- House Bill 26-32 (Shelbyville, utility-board amendment): amendment adopted, advanced (9 ayes, 0 nos). - House Bill 17-17 (Roane County title change to county mayor): advanced (9 ayes, 0 nos). - House Bill 26-25 (Cheatham County: increase school board districts from 6 to 7): advanced (10 ayes, 0 nos). - House Bill 26-26 (Cheatham County tax allocation private act): advanced (10 ayes, 0 nos). - House Bill 26-33 (Springfield nepotism policy private act): advanced (10 ayes, 0 nos). - House Bill 26-36 (Greenbriar aldermen pay): advanced (10 ayes, 0 nos; 1 present not voting). - House Bill 26-27 (Weakley County highway supervisor clarification): advanced (11 ayes, 0 nos). - House Bill 26-35 (Staunton charter amendments & impact fees): advanced (11 ayes, 0 nos). - House Bill 20-22 (Trenton appointee residency requirement): advanced (11 ayes, 0 nos). - House Bill 26-34 (Millington residency requirement): advanced (11 ayes, 0 nos).

Most sponsors noted a local resolution on file in support of the bills; several items were explicitly described as private acts originating in the named municipalities. The committee also rolled House Bill 14-65 for one week for additional information on fee calculations and fiscal impacts.