Co-sponsored — Current session
Robert Flournoy · 72 bills · page 2 of 3
- HR 1051 Property; granting of non-exclusive easements of certain state owned property; authorize Enacted
- HR 1050 Property; lease or conveyance of certain state owned property; authorize Enacted
- HR 1046 Property; common interest ownership structure; provisions - CA In Committee
- HR 1019 Smith, Dr. Anthony W.; commend Passed
- HR 1005 Poindexter, Deetra; The Georgia Association of Conservation Districts' 2025 Supervisor of the Year; commend Passed
- HR 846 AgriTech Solutions Program in Clayton County Public Schools; commend Passed
- HR 839 Amerman, Mark; retirement; commend Passed
- HR 735 Church, Reverend Clarice Marijetta Wyatt Bell; condolences Passed
- HR 678 Newman, Reverend Reginald B.; occasion of his retirement; recognize Passed
- HR 670 The Association of St. Augustine Alumni-Atlanta; commend Passed
- HR 624 Herring, Reverend John H.; commend Passed
- HR 615 Herring, Paster Wallace B., Sr.; condolences Passed
- HR 574 Watkins-Ware, Khoriandre; Southwest Magnet High School and Law Academy School's 2024-2025 STAR Teacher; commend Passed
- HR 573 Thames, Tina; receiving the 2025 Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leader Award; commend Passed
- HR 572 Steward Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church; occasion of its 160th anniversary; recognize Passed
- HR 522 The Associate of St. Augustine Alumni-Atlanta; commend Passed
- HR 465 McDonough High School Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps Warhawk Battalion; commend Passed
- HR 434 Cooper, Terrance Lamont; condolences Passed
- HR 403 Clayton State University Day at the state capitol; March 4, 2025; recognize Passed
- HR 328 Jeffrey E. Turner Highway; Clayton County; dedicate Introduced
- HR 327 Clayton County Government, the Clayton County Chamber of Commerce, and the ATL Airport Chamber of Commerce; Clayton County Day at the state capitol; February 6, 2025; recognize Passed
- HR 310 Veal, Judge Holly W.; outstanding public service; commend Passed
- HR 215 Epilepsy Foundation Georgia; dedication to epilepsy awareness and advocacy as well as its work toward improving access to services for individuals living with epilepsy across the State of Georgia; commend Passed
- HR 205 Greer, Mayor Carlos; outstanding public service; commend Passed
- HR 200 Luella High School NJROTC Program; commend Passed