Civic Stream Data
Mississippi House Bills
All categories · In committee · 3,700 bills, broken down by day
Tuesday, Feb 3, 2026
60 bills-
HB 524 MS Feb 3, 2026Fair Minimum Wage Act; create.Died in committee
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HB 523 MS Feb 3, 2026Forensic interviews; prohibit any person accused of child abuse from being present during.Died in committee
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HB 522 MS Feb 3, 2026Mississippi Development Authority; authorize to sell certain real property for less than fair market value.Died in committee
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HB 521 MS Feb 3, 2026School boards; provide process for removal from office for just cause and remove authority to request ad valorem tax increase exceeding 2%.Died in committee
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HB 52 MS Feb 3, 2026Ivermectin; authorize pharmacists to dispense without a prescription.Died in committee
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HB 519 MS Feb 3, 2026Mobile sports wagering; authorize.Died in committee
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HB 518 MS Feb 3, 2026Illegal dumping; increase penalties for.Died in committee
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HB 516 MS Feb 3, 2026Charitable organizations; revise the registration renewal period of certain from every year to every 3 to 5 years.Died in committee
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HB 512 MS Feb 3, 2026Rural Physicians and Rural Dentists Retention Loan Repayment Programs; create.Died in committee
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HB 511 MS Feb 3, 2026Recurring subscription services; require businesses to provide 24 hours notice to customers before charging for.Died in committee
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HB 51 MS Feb 3, 2026Distinctive motor vehicle license tag; authorize issuance to supporters of Eagle Home School, Inc.Died in committee
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HB 509 MS Feb 3, 2026Medicaid; expand eligibility under federal Affordable Care Act.Died in committee
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HB 508 MS Feb 3, 2026Sales tax; bring forward certain section of law authorizing various exemptions.Died in committee
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HB 500 MS Feb 3, 2026Contracts; noncompete provisions in health care provider contracts are void and unenforceable.Died in committee
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HB 50 MS Feb 3, 2026Medicaid; require division to conduct study on impacts of any mandatory work requirements in any enacted Medicaid expansion program.Died in committee
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HB 5 MS Feb 3, 2026CON; remove end-stage renal disease facilities from application of law.Died in committee
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HB 499 MS Feb 3, 2026Landlord tenant provisions; revise time periods for eviction and removal.Died in committee
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HB 498 MS Feb 3, 2026Cleaning private property; revise procedures used to clean property adjudicated a menace to public health and safety.Died in committee
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HB 497 MS Feb 3, 2026Public purchasing law; exempt compliance with certain federal regulations when federal law allows.Died in committee
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HB 496 MS Feb 3, 2026Public works contracts; revise contract threshold amounts relating to performance bond and general liability insurance requirements.Died in committee
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HB 494 MS Feb 3, 2026Ten Commandments; permit display in every public school and charter school classroom.Died in committee
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HB 493 MS Feb 3, 2026School resource officers; authorize local law enforcement agencies to enter agreement with independent nonpublic schools to provide.Died in committee
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HB 492 MS Feb 3, 2026Public purchases; exempt purchases with amount up to $7,500.00 from bid law requirement for single source vendors.Died in committee
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HB 488 MS Feb 3, 2026Ad valorem taxes; revise certain provisions regarding disposition of excess proceeds from sale of land for.Died in committee
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HB 487 MS Feb 3, 2026Universal Recognition of Occupational License Act; exempt practices of dentistry and optometry from.Died in committee
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HB 486 MS Feb 3, 2026School districts; require boards to adopt policy granting cost-free admission to school-sponsored athletic and extracurricular events.Died in committee
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HB 485 MS Feb 3, 2026MCOPS Grant Program; increase grant amount up to a minimum of $40,000 per officer employed as a school resource officer.Died in committee
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HB 484 MS Feb 3, 2026CDL; exempt county and municipal employees who operate vehicles and equipment in the performance of their job.Died in committee
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HB 483 MS Feb 3, 2026Water safety; require public schools to provide parents and students information on importance of and availability of local courses.Died in committee
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HB 481 MS Feb 3, 2026Driver's license; prohibit issuance of to persons who are not U.S. citizens.Died in committee
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HB 480 MS Feb 3, 2026Antisemitism; prohibit in state public educational institutions.Died in committee
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HB 48 MS Feb 3, 2026Mississippi Grocery Initiative Act; create.Died in committee
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HB 478 MS Feb 3, 2026Minors; prohibit health care providers and institutions from providing health care to without parental consent.Died in committee
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HB 474 MS Feb 3, 2026Natural Resource Camp Pilot Program Act of 2026; establish for students in Lee and Monroe counties.Died in committee
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HB 47 MS Feb 3, 2026Robert G. Clark, Jr., Educational Scholarship Program; create.Died in committee
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HB 469 MS Feb 3, 2026First Circuit Court District; increase number of judges.Died in committee
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HB 467 MS Feb 3, 2026School resource officers; include in the definition of "law enforcement" for purposes of LEO and Firefighters Death Benefits.Died in committee
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HB 464 MS Feb 3, 2026Mississippi Department of Labor; create.Died in committee
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HB 461 MS Feb 3, 2026"Jennifer's Law"; enact to prohibit state and local agencies from establishing traffic ticket quotas.Died in committee
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HB 46 MS Feb 3, 2026Public schools; require school boards to adopt policy on bell-to-bell cell phone prohibition.Died in committee
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HB 456 MS Feb 3, 2026Acquittals and dismissals; require automatic expunction of records of.Died in committee
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HB 455 MS Feb 3, 2026Misdemeanor crimes; require automatic expungement of.Died in committee
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HB 454 MS Feb 3, 2026Public schools; require a brief period of quiet reflection at the opening of every school day.Died in committee
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HB 453 MS Feb 3, 2026Affidavit ballots; require Secretary of State to make status of available through secure portal on his website.Died in committee
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HB 452 MS Feb 3, 2026Voter roll purge; require Secretary of State to post notice of each time the purge occurs.Died in committee
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HB 451 MS Feb 3, 2026Voting rights; restore upon satisfaction of all of the sentencing requirements of a conviction.Died in committee
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HB 450 MS Feb 3, 2026Headlights; require motorist to use in adverse driving conditions due to adverse weather or other conditions.Died in committee
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HB 45 MS Feb 3, 2026PERS; require employers to pay percentage of contract workers' compensation into the system.Died in committee
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HB 449 MS Feb 3, 2026Regulation on nonconsensual towing; revise to include private motor vehicles.Died in committee
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HB 448 MS Feb 3, 2026Uniform Controlled Substances Law; exclude hypodermic syringes from definition of paraphernalia.Died in committee
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HB 447 MS Feb 3, 2026Early voting; authorize.Died in committee
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HB 442 MS Feb 3, 2026Landlord Tenant Law; revise duties for repair of defects by tenant.Died in committee
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HB 441 MS Feb 3, 2026School breakfast and lunch program; authorize districts to provide at no cost to students.Died in committee
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HB 44 MS Feb 3, 2026The Crown Act; create to include property sales.Died in committee
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HB 438 MS Feb 3, 2026Initiative process; revise certain provisions relating to the.Died in committee
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HB 435 MS Feb 3, 2026Firearm endorsement; require to be placed on driver's license.Died in committee
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HB 434 MS Feb 3, 2026Unserialized firearms ("ghost guns"); create crime of possession of.Died in committee
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HB 433 MS Feb 3, 2026Voter registration; authorize upon completion of sentence.Died in committee
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HB 432 MS Feb 3, 2026Child care; DHS shall transfer to CCDF the first $40 Million of unspent TANF funds from prior FY to be used for child care vouchers.Died in committee
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HB 43 MS Feb 3, 2026Earned-discharge credits; authorize offenders on probation/parole to earn for participation in faith-based activities.Died in committee