Civic Stream Data
Alabama Senate Bills
All categories · Other / Unspecified · 211 bills, broken down by day
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
2 bills-
SB 103 AL May 6, 2025Public Works Contracts; authorize additional methods for advertising for sealed bids on public works contracts exceeding $100,000; authorize a safe harbor when using multiple methods and one method fails; authorize a safe harbor for the Department of Transportation under certain circumstancesCurrently Indefinitely Postponed
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SB 10 AL May 6, 2025Alabama Clean Indoor Air Act, renamed Vivian Davis Figures Clean Indoor Air Act; vaping included as prohibited smoking in public placesCurrently Indefinitely Postponed
Thursday, May 1, 2025
7 bills-
SB 89 AL May 1, 2025Criminal procedure; warrants served on inmates in Department of CorrectionsOn calendar
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SB 85 AL May 1, 2025Vaccines; religious exemption for K-12 students, further provided for; religious exemption for students at public institutions of higher education, providedOn calendar
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SB 34 AL May 1, 2025Public K-12 education; violence prevention, conflict resolution, and mediation instruction required before graduation from high school, State Board of Education required to adopt standardsOn calendar
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SB 324 AL May 1, 2025Pardons and Paroles Board; increase members on board; further provide for selection of chair; parole consideration guidelines after denial of parole establishedOn calendar
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SB 248 AL May 1, 2025Administrative Procedure Act, standard of judicial review of agency rulings revisedOn calendar
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SB 153 AL May 1, 2025Restoration of Voting Rights; notification to convicted individuals seeking restoration; Pardons and Paroles Board required to notify individuals and Secretary of State when voting rights restoredOn calendar
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SB 117 AL May 1, 2025Counties and municipalities, provides for memorandums of understanding related to traffic enforcementOn calendar
Tuesday, Apr 29, 2025
4 bills-
SB 90 AL Apr 29, 2025Greene County; county racing commission, further provided; simulcast racing, pari-mutuel wagering, further providedEconomic Development and Tourism 1st Amendment (Economic…
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SB 337 AL Apr 29, 2025Montgomery County, probate judge compensation further provided forThird Reading in House of Origin
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SB 334 AL Apr 29, 2025Lauderdale County, sales and use tax further provided forThird Reading in House of Origin
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SB 118 AL Apr 29, 2025Bail; list of offenses ineligible for bail expanded; constitutional amendmentThird Reading in Second House
Thursday, Apr 24, 2025
5 bills-
SB 51 AL Apr 24, 2025Health insurers; to set a minimum reimbursement rate for ambulance services that are out-of-network.Third Reading in House of Origin
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SB 262 AL Apr 24, 2025Lowndes County, pari-mutuel wagering on simulcast past events and live horse and dog races under certain conditions; tax levied; distribution of revenue, providedOn calendar
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SB 212 AL Apr 24, 2025Real estate transactions; required disclosure forms; description of brokerage services; terms of compensation; required written brokerage agreements under certain circumstances; penalties and fines for certain violations; duties of qualifying brokers and licensees; scope of operation of teamsOn calendar
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SB 190 AL Apr 24, 2025Health care policies; eliminate cost-sharing for prostate screening coverage of high risk menOn calendar
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SB 18 AL Apr 24, 2025Child support, retroactivity provided for in certain circumstancesJudiciary 1st Amendment (Judiciary)
Thursday, Apr 17, 2025
3 bills-
SB 92 AL Apr 17, 2025Public K-12 schools, cell phone policy and Internet/social media safetyOn calendar
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SB 286 AL Apr 17, 2025Montgomery County, Montgomery City Council authorized to join state retirement system, constitutional amendmentThird Reading in Second House
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SB 22 AL Apr 17, 2025Alabama Jobs Act, further provides for recapture of incentivesOn calendar
Wednesday, Apr 9, 2025
2 bills-
SB 156 AL Apr 9, 2025Sentencing; habitual felony offender act, resentencing procedures, establishedOn calendar
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SB 133 AL Apr 9, 2025Juvenile court, required to provide written notification to local superintendent or principal of private K-12 school if student charged with or adjudicated delinquent for certain serious crimes; authorized to provide written notice of charges for or adjudication of delinquency for lesser crimesThird Reading in Second House