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1 HR201
2 841VZH2-1
3 By     The Standing Committee on Rules
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5 First Read: 05-Mar-26
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3SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
4Thursday, March 5, 2026
5THE NINETEENTH LEGISLATIVE DAY
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11 HR _____ SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
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13BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
14 LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, That immediately upon the adoption of
15 this resolution, the following business, in the order set
16 forth below, shall be the special and paramount order of
17 business for the nineteenth legislative day taking precedence
18 over the regular order of business or any pending or
19 unfinished business.
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23 Representative Lomax:
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25 HB517 w/sub
26 Talent Readiness and Industry Needs (TRAIN) Act, qualified
27 employees authorized to teach a career and technical education
28 program, tax credits provided to employers that loan qualified
29 employees, workforce teaching certificate established
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33 Representative Paramore:
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35 HB520 w/sub
36 Public K-12 education; expedited career and technical teaching
37 certification pathway created for individual holding
38 equivalent issued by another state
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42 Representative Butler:
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44 HB420 w/sub
45 Crimes and offenses; discharging a firearm into an occupied
46 school bus or building, penalty increased
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48 Representative Pringle:
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50 HB452 w/sub
51 Income taxes, state income tax credit for qualified
52 rehabilitation expenses of certified historic properties
53 extended, annual credit amount increased
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57 Senator Bell/Representative Clouse:
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59 SB242 w/sub
60 Commercial driver licenses; possession of United States work
61 authorization for certain commercial driver license holders
62 required, proficiency in the English language for commercial
63 motor vehicle required, procedures for impoundment provided
64 for, offense of presenting a false foreign commercial driver
65 license established, offense of operating a commercial motor
66 vehicle without proper documentation established, penalties
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71 Representative Datcher:
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73 HB273 w/sub
74 Municipal employees; eligible to receive grant funds paid
75 through municipal treasury in certain circumstances
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79 Representative Hill:
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81 HB312 w/sub
82 District Attorneys’ Plan under the Judicial Retirement Fund;
83 calculation of service retirement allowance and disability
84 retirement allowance revised; limitation on amount of service
85 retirement allowance compared to member's average final
86 compensation revised
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90 Representative DuBose:
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92 HB407 w/sub
93 State government; Miss Alabama designated as Official State
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95 Senator Barfoot/Representative Whorton:
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97 SB249
98 Distinctive license plates; volunteer and professional
99 firefighters plate fee increased, distribution of funds
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104 Representative Robbins:
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106 HB264
107 Decedents' estates, will contests, removal to circuit court
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112 Representative Bracy:
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114 HB405
115 Crimes and offenses; bail jumping in the third degree,
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120 Senator Givhan/Representative Pringle:
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122 SB231 w/sub
123 Security; security provided at new Alabama State House,
124 parking deck, and adjacent park
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128 Senator Livingston/Representative Shaw:
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130 SB196
131 Competitive bidding; purchase and installation of playground
132 equipment by public K-12 schools, exempted
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136 Senators Wood/Representative Mooney:
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138 SB160
139 Athletic Trainers; interstate licensure compact, established
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142 Senator Allen/Representative Clouse:
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144 SB205
145 Underground Damage Prevention Program; One-Call Notification
146 System, further provided for complex or large projects, sunset
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151 Representative Faulkner:
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153 HB438
154 Income tax; to reinstate the income tax refund check-off for
155 Victims of Crime and Leniency, Incorporated, and to repeal
156 entities whose check-offs have been rescinded
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160 Representative Lomax:
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162 HB477
163 Alabama Workforce Board; number of board members increased,
164 quorum for executive committee established, participation in
165 executive committee meeting by electronic means allowed,
166 number of board members for regional workforce board increased
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