Legislative Day 28 | 2026 Legislative Session | 03/06/2026 Part 2

Georgia SENATE · March 7, 2026

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Senate Resolution 668 — data-center property tax subclass (constitutional amendment)

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Senator Dolezal (sponsor) moved to take SR 668 off the table and presented a constitutional amendment authorizing localities to create a separate subclass and millage rate for data centers so municipalities could lower tax burdens on homeowners and other property classes; senators questioned whether the change could raise taxes for homeowners in some scenarios and asked about enabling legislation, valuation vs. rate options, and resource impacts. The committee substitute was adopted, but the resolution failed to reach the two-thirds requirement on final adoption (yeas 29, nays 21).

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The Georgia Senate debated and voted on multiple measures including constitutional amendments on property-tax treatment for data centers and statewide grand juries, bills on home-inspector licensing, a gold-and-silver depository, certificate-of-need exemptions for cancer care, charter school funding, election-system changes, and others; several measures passed while two proposed constitutional amendments failed to reach the two-thirds threshold.

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