Sponsored (introduced) — Historical
Chad McMahan · 145 bills · page 6 of 6
- SC 563 Commend Guntown Middle School Cheerleaders for winning State Championship. Died
- SB 2858 Sale of community hospital by owner; revise procedure for referendum by the electors prior to any bid or agreement. Died
- SB 2859 Offender Community Work Programs; require MDOC transparency in approving counties for participation in. Died
- SB 2445 Pay and Trade with Confidence and Electronic Device Tampering Act; create. Enacted
- SB 2400 County coroners; may contract with a private pathologist to perform autopsies. Died
- SB 2577 Motor Vehicle Tax and License Synchronization Study Committee; create. Enacted
- SB 2565 Abortion facility required to have CON and "Mississippi Unborn Infants Dignity Act"; enact. Died
- SB 2556 Local government police vehicles; allow off duty use of under certain circumstances. Died
- SB 2437 "Meet My Mississippi"; designate as official state poem. Died
- SB 3058 City of Saltillo; authorize the governing authorities to impose a tax on hotels, motels and restaurants for certain purposes. Died
- SB 3039 Bonds; authorize for improvements to the intersection of Rockabilly Way and Mississippi Highway 348. Died
- SB 2534 County coroners; may contract with a private pathologist to perform autopsies. Died
- SC 562 Extend the recognition of the Legislature to Auto Parts Manufacturing Mississippi for supporting Baldwyn High School Career Center. Died
- SC 617 Commend Saltillo High School "Tigers" Boys Soccer Team for winning Class 5A State Championship. Died
- SC 640 Commend Saltillo High School "Tigers" Girls Cross Country Team for winning 2017 Class 5A State Championship. Died
- SC 538 Recognize Mrs. Tiffany Parks-Stone as "Mrs. Mississippi 2017." Died
- SB 3023 Lee County; authorize annual contributions to Sanctuary Hospice House. Enacted
- SR 5 Recognize Representative Steve Holland. Died
- SC 521 Commend Tupelo High School "Golden Wave" Baseball Team for MHSAA Class 6A State Championship. Died
- SR 19 Commend Tupelo High School "Golden Wave" Baseball Team for MHSAA Class 6A State Championship. Died