Sponsored (introduced) — Current session
Carl Gilliard · 38 bills · page 1 of 2
- HR 2099 Hall, Reverend Gilbert; commend Passed
- HR 2093 Hutchings, Jacob "Jake"; commend Passed
- HR 2086 Clifton Baptist Church, commend Passed
- HR 1982 Gayle, Mrs. Theresa; commend Passed
- HR 1976 Brannen, Lyndy; commend Passed
- HR 1940 Buy Local Savannah; commitment to strengthening independent businesses and preserving the unique character and economic vitality of Savannah and Chatham County; commend Passed
- HR 1939 Mitchell; Teresa LaBarham; commend Passed
- HR 1850 Arbery, Marcus, Sr.; author of Where's Daddy: The Ahmaud Arbery Story; commend Passed
- HR 1849 Atlanta Lady Hawks senior women's basketball team; recognize Passed
- HR 1848 Dunston, Marc David; commend Passed
- HR 1709 Mary Davis "S.O.S. Band" Intersection; Chatham County; dedicate Introduced
- HR 1673 Jimmy "Lord" Brown Intersection; Chatham County; dedicate Introduced
- HR 1672 Huxsie Scott Bridge; Chatham County; dedicate Introduced
- HR 1671 Reverend Bennie R. Mitchell Jr. Memorial Intersection; Chatham County; dedicate Introduced
- HR 1390 State Government; action to protect statue of Juliette Gordon Low within the Juliette Gordon Low Building; urge Introduced
- HR 913 Juneteenth Atlanta; 13th Annual Parade & Music Festival; recognize Passed
- HR 909 Blackshear, Reverend Franklin D.; condolences Passed
- HR 812 Coach Carl Middleton Bridge; Chatham County; dedicate Introduced
- HR 811 Rev. Dr. Bennie R. Mitchell, Jr. Memorial Bridge; Chatham County; dedicate Introduced
- HR 810 Benjamin R. Polote, Sr. Intersection; Chatham County; dedicate Introduced
- HR 774 Lanier, Anthony M., II; commend Passed
- HR 540 Congress; adopt legislation requiring Medicare program to provide for lifelong coverage of immunosuppressive drugs for liver, heart, and lung transplant recipients; urge Introduced
- HR 539 Nolan S. Smith, Jr. Bridge; Chatham County; dedicate Introduced
- HR 485 Combat Boots 2 Boardroom; dedication to empowering veterans; Combat Boots 2 Boardroom Day at the state capitol; March 11, 2025; recognize Passed
- HR 482 Perkins-Frazier, Esther; condolences Passed