HR 32 Ad hoc committee; establish to investigate practices of Holland
Transportation Commission and Department.
Referred To Rules
HB 133 State Personnel Board; extend repealer on duties. Ford
Conference Report Filed
HB 146 Natchez Trace Parkway; revise restrictions on height of Holland
buildings and structures located adjacent to.
Conference Report Filed
HB1301 Sales tax; provide incentives for entities incurring Cummings
indebtedness to locate certain family-owned enterprises
in state.
Conference Report Filed
HB 111 Railroad grade crossings; increase penalty for traffic Fleming
regulation violations.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 117 Driver's license; waive requirement for applicants with Martinson
out-of-state license.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 133 State Personnel Board; extend repealer on duties. Ford
Recommitted For Further Conf
HB 146 Natchez Trace Parkway; revise restrictions on height of Holland
buildings and structures located adjacent to.
Recommitted For Further Conf
HB 417 Elections; March 1 filing deadline for municipal Holland
candidates.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 503 Uniform Law Commission; clarify appointments. Watson
Conference Report Adopted
HB 551 Smoking; prohibit in all state buildings except in Clarke
designated areas.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 564 Assault; revise simple and aggravated domestic assault. Fredericks
Conference Report Adopted
HB 565 Stalking; revise offense and penalties. Fredericks
Conference Report Adopted
HB 566 Domestic violence; revise warrantless arrest procedure. Fredericks
Conference Report Adopted
HB 570 Arrests; authorize certain persons to arrest offenders Stringer
in violation of house arrest program under certain
conditions.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 641 Tobacco; prohibit use by adults on certain school Moody
property.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 722 Strip clubs; prohibit within 1/4 mile of church, school Mayo
or courthouse.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 836 Probationers; require courts to give notice to certain Stevens
offices within the Department of Corrections regarding
probationers.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 847 Mental health facilities and procedures; revise and Moody
update various laws regarding.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 848 Dental Practice Act; make technical amendments to. Moody
Conference Report Adopted
HB 880 Controlled Substances Law; revise precursor provision. Watson
Conference Report Adopted
HB 897 State highway system; delete segment of Mississippi 389 Gibbs
in Clay County.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 921 Motor vehicle accident; revise reporting requirements Robinson (84th)
by drivers involved in.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 932 E911 telephone calls; revise confidentiality Fredericks
requirement.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1031 Master Lease-Purchase Program; authorize DFA to Warren
establish for school district equipment.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1135 Mississippi Bar; reenact and revise repealer. Simpson
Conference Report Adopted
HB1228 Office of Capital Post-Conviction Counsel and Statewide Watson
Public Defender System; create.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1273 Juvenile Detention Fund; extend repealer. Howell
Conference Report Adopted
HB1280 Medicaid; division shall educate managed care program Moody
participants about manner to seek care under.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1281 PERS; Highway Patrol Retirement System, and Stringer
Supplemental Legislative Retirement Plan; revise
certain provisions of.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1301 Sales tax; provide incentives for entities incurring Cummings
indebtedness to locate certain family-owned enterprises
in state.
Recommitted For Further Conf
HB1320 Commission on Marine Resources; authorize to promulgate Ellington
regulations in accordance with public policy.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1324 Mississippi Highway 490; designate portion in Winston Moody
County as "Joe Clay - John Austin Hatcher Memorial
Highway".
Conference Report Adopted
HB1383 State Parole Board; abolish the terms of office of Malone
members and extend the date of the repealer for two
years.
Conference Report Adopted
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB1384 Mississippi Home Corporation; reconstitute membership, Morris
increase bond authority and revise conflict of interest
requirements.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1449 State highway system; add various segments to; Smith (59th)
redesignate.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1494 Wetlands; Transportation Commission may acquire credits Compretta
(MDOT).
Conference Report Adopted
HB1534 Crime Victims' Compensation Act; revise. Stevens
Conference Report Adopted
HB1713 Lowndes County; authorize to revise distribution of Chism
proceeds of certain sales tax.
Concurred in Amend From Senate
HB1732 Town of Snow Lake Shores; may charge residents a Gadd
monthly assessment for fire protection and emergency
services.
Concurred in Amend From Senate
HB1738 Suffrage; restore to Deon F. Talley of Hinds County. Wallace
Passed
Transmitted To Senate
HB1746 Suffrage; restore to Jeanette Cain of Webster County. Smith (35th)
Passed
Transmitted To Senate
HB1747 Suffrage; restore to Edward Henry Anderson, Jr., of Moody
Noxubee County.
Passed
Transmitted To Senate
SB2047 Law enforcement officer; not required to use personal Jackson
leave for wound or injury in line of duty.
Recommitted For Further Conf
SB2291 Forestry Commission; authorize to sell certain Harvey
state-owned land.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2488 Incentive grants for improving schools and Harden
accountability plan for low-performing schools;
provide.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2506 State automobiles; increase authority for MS Bureau of Gordon
Narcotics, PERS, Capitol Police, State Fire Marshal,
Liquefied Compressed Gas Div.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2519 Explosives; prohibit molotov cocktails. White (29th)
Conference Report Adopted
SB2598 Marine resources; authorize DMR to remove derelict Hewes
vessels from manmade canal connected to coastal
wetlands.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2600 Marine Resources; create beach erosion and channel Hewes
maintenance program (DMR).
Conference Report Adopted
SB2665 Unmarked vehicles; authorize use by Department of Hewes
Marine Resources.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2800 Corrections; exclude nonviolent offenders from Jackson
mandatory 85% sentence.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2810 Elections; make certain technical amendments to the Tollison
election laws.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2883 Appropriations; transfer funds within Dept. of Mental Thames
Health.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2900 Public purchasing laws; make various amendments Burton
(MAGPA).
Conference Report Adopted
SB3053 Storm water; authorize creation of storm water Dearing
management districts.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3095 Constable training program; provide for. Burton
Conference Report Adopted
SB3100 Mortgage companies; provide for licensure of by Mettetal
Department of Banking.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3144 Deeds of trust; specify when satisfaction of certain Posey
mortgages are entered upon record.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3176 Driver's license; enact graduated licensing system. Burton
Conference Report Adopted
SB3190 Department of Finance and Administration; may execute Gordon
multiple contracts for travel agency services.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3208 City of Oxford; may contribute to the Oxford-Lafayette Tollison
County Economic Development Foundation.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3349 City of Natchez; authorize execution of certain Dearing
riverfront and adjacent property.
Referred To Local and Private Legislation
SB3350 City of Jackson; may expend funds to match any state or Horhn
federal funds or grants.
Referred To Local and Private Legislation
SB3352 Town of Prentiss; authorize additional assessment on Harvey
misdemeanor cases in City Court to fund Jefferson Davis
County Crime Stoppers, Inc.
Referred To Local and Private Legislation
HB1708 Oakland/Yalobusha Natural Gas District; revise service Reynolds
area and increase amount of revenue bonds the district
may issue.
Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 139 Commend retirees of Mississippi Valley State Perkins
University.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3207 Lafayette County; may contribute to the Tollison
Oxford-Lafayette County Economic Development
Foundation.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3220 Harrison County; may contribute to Feed My Sheep, Inc. Gollott
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3308 Wayne County; may donate lands to City of Waynesboro Dickerson
for Municipal Airport Runway Expansion Project.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3346 City of Holly Springs; allow expansion of its gas, Minor
water and sewer system into certain areas.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3348 City of Pascagoula; may donate land to the United Moffatt
States.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3353 Newton County; may contribute funds to the Veterans Burton
Memorial Museum, Inc.
Referred To Local and Private
SR 56 Mississippi Division National Assn of Legal White (29th)
Secretaries; commend.
Referred To Rules
HB 133 State Personnel Board; extend repealer on duties. Ford
Conference Report Filed
HB 146 Natchez Trace Parkway; revise restrictions on height of Holland
buildings and structures located adjacent to.
Conference Report Filed
HB 887 Restore suffrage to James G. Banana of Clay County. Ellis
Title Suff Do Pass
HB1301 Sales tax; provide incentives for entities incurring Cummings
indebtedness to locate certain family-owned enterprises
in state.
Conference Report Filed
HB1726 Suffrage; restore to Jarvis D. Watkins of Rankin Rogers
County.
Title Suff Do Pass
SB3298 Suffrage; restore to Jerry McDonald of Newton County. Burton
Title Suff Do Pass
SB3353 Newton County; may contribute funds to the Veterans Burton
Memorial Museum, Inc.
Title Suff Do Pass
SN 20 George Touart, Pascagoula, Mississippi, the Board of TREASURER
the Mississippi Business Finance Corporation, to the
six-year term begining July 1, 1999
Do Advise and Consent
SN 22 Gary Lee Anderson, Jackson, Mississippi, Executive GOVERNOR
Director of the Department of Finance and
Administration, for the term commencing on January 11,
2000, to serve at the pleasure of the Governor
Do Advise and Consent
SN 23 James C. Burns, Jackson, Mississippi, Executive GOVERNOR
Director of the Department of Economic and Community
Development, for the term commencing on January 11,
2000, to serve at the pleasure of the Governor
Do Advise and Consent
SN 27 David R. Huggins, Brandon, Mississippi, as the GOVERNOR
Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety, for
the term commencing on February 3, 2000 and serving at
the pleasure of the Governor
Do Advise and Consent
SN 29 Mavis P. James, Jackson, Mississippi, as a member of GOVERNOR
the Telecommunications Conference and Training Center
Commission, for a term of office that shall be
concurrent with that of the Governor
Do Advise and Consent
SN 30 Egbert Jackson "Jack" Garner, Jackson, Mississippi, as GOVERNOR
a member of the Telecommunications Conference and
Training Center Commission, for a term of office that
shall be concurrent with that of the Governor
Do Advise and Consent
SN 31 Lynn Crosby Gammill, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, to serve ARCHIVES AND HISTORY BD
on the Board of Trustees of the Department of Archives
and History, for the six-year term from January 1, 2000
- January 1, 2006
Do Advise and Consent
SN 32 E Jackson Garner, Jackson, Mississippi, to serve on the ARCHIVES AND HISTORY BD
Board of Trustees of the Department of Archives and
History, for the six-year term from January 1, 2000 -
January 1, 2006
Do Advise and Consent
SN 33 The Honorable William F. Winter, Jackson, Mississippi, ARCHIVES AND HISTORY BD
to serve on the Board of Trustees of the Department of
Archives and History, for the six-year term from
January 1, 2000 - January 1, 2006
Do Advise and Consent
SN 35 Ernest D. Strange, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as GOVERNOR
Director of the Narcotics Bureau, serving at the will
and pleasure of the Governor, for a term that shall be
concurrent with that of the Governor.
Do Advise and Consent
SN 37 Honorable Malcolm White, Jackson, Mississippi, to serve LT. GOVERNOR
on the Mississippi Telecommunications Conference and
Training Center Commission, your term of office
commences immediately and will continue until January,
2004
Do Advise and Consent
SN 38 Honorable Mike Espy, Jackson, Mississippi, to serve on LT. GOVERNOR
the Mississippi Telecommunications Conference and
Training Center Commission, your term of office
commences immediately and will continue until January,
2004
Do Advise and Consent
SN 42 Bill Graham, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a member and GOVERNOR
chairman of the Mississippi Tort Claims Board, to serve
at the will and pleasure of the Governor
Do Advise and Consent
SN 48 James Biglane, Natchez, Mississippi, to the state Board GOVERNOR
of Banking Review, for the five-year term of office
ending March 24, 2005
Do Advise and Consent
SN 55 Major James Harold Kinslaw, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
appointed to the Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for
the unexpired term of office ending July 1, 2000
Do Advise and Consent
HB 133 State Personnel Board; extend repealer on duties. Ford
Recommitted For Further Conf
HB 146 Natchez Trace Parkway; revise restrictions on height of Holland
buildings and structures located adjacent to.
Recommitted For Further Conf
HB 259 Board of Bar Admissions; reenact and extend repealer Ford
for one year.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 292 Agricultural Seed Law; revise definitions and complaint Holland
procedures.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 340 Emerging Crops Fund; extend repealer and place Ford
moratorium on certain poultry loans.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 417 Elections; March 1 filing deadline for municipal Holland
candidates.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 587 Town of Walnut; authorize expansion of gas distribution Ward
system beyond corporate limits.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB 643 Physicians and podiatrists; allow Board of Medical Moody
Licensure to reinstate lapsed licenses under certain
circumstances.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 723 Consumer finance laws; revise various fees and Guice
penalties.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 776 Suspension or expulsion; clarify authority regarding Warren
students whose presence is detrimental to educational
environment.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 838 Mississippi Business Investment Act; revise projects Shows
for which assistance may be provided and increase
amount of bonds authorized under.
Conference Report Adopted
HB 847 Mental health facilities and procedures; revise and Moody
update various laws regarding.
Recommitted For Further Conf
HB 848 Dental Practice Act; make technical amendments to. Moody
Conference Report Adopted
HB 878 Implied consent; revise blood alcohol levels, revise Reeves
sentencing and prohibit open containers.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1031 Master Lease-Purchase Program; authorize DFA to Warren
establish for school district equipment.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1100 Chickasaw Trail Economic Development Compact; make Woods
certain technical revisions.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1104 Municipal courts; increase cost of dismissing an Coleman (65th)
affidavit, complaint or charge.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1135 Mississippi Bar; reenact and revise repealer. Simpson
Conference Report Adopted
HB1281 PERS; Highway Patrol Retirement System, and Stringer
Supplemental Legislative Retirement Plan; revise
certain provisions of.
Conference Report Adopted
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB1295 Utility regulation taxes; cap at legislative Ellis
appropriation for utility regulatory purposes.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1301 Sales tax; provide incentives for entities incurring Cummings
indebtedness to locate certain family-owned enterprises
in state.
Recommitted For Further Conf
HB1383 State Parole Board; abolish the terms of office of Malone
members and extend the date of the repealer for two
years.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1384 Mississippi Home Corporation; reconstitute membership, Morris
increase bond authority and revise conflict of interest
requirements.
Conference Report Adopted
Motion to Reconsider Entered
HB1449 State highway system; add various segments to; Smith (59th)
redesignate.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1486 School Ad Valorem Tax Reduction Fund; cap at FY 2000 Warren
appropriated levels with excess going to Education
Enhancement Fund.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1506 Mantachie Natural Gas District; redesignate as Franks
Northeast Mississippi Gas District and increase limit
on amount of bonds authorized.
Conference Report Adopted
HB1692 Humphreys County; authorize donation to Keystone Lodge Straughter
#15.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1708 Oakland/Yalobusha Natural Gas District; revise service Reynolds
area and increase amount of revenue bonds the district
may issue.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1713 Lowndes County; authorize to revise distribution of Chism
proceeds of certain sales tax.
Amended
Passed As Amended
Returned For Concurrence
HB1714 Washington County; delete repealer on convention and Thornton
visitors committee and additional sales tax, revise
membership of committee.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1717 Lauderdale County; authorize conversion of fire Robinson (84th)
districts to fire protection grading districts.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1720 Lowndes County; revise qualifications for Southgate Smith (39th)
Sewer District Board of Commissioners.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1724 Clarke County; authorize to establish junior college Robinson (84th)
scholarship program.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1731 Tunica County; authorize to create special improvement Henderson
districts.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1732 Town of Snow Lake Shores; may charge residents a Gadd
monthly assessment for fire protection and emergency
services.
Amended
Passed As Amended
Returned For Concurrence
HB1734 City of Canton; authorize to use and expend excess Blackmon
funds generated by city-owned landfill.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1741 Bolivar County; may authorize Bolivar Medical Center Capps
Foundation to make certain investments.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1743 Southaven; authorize to contract for construction and Jennings
management of municipal golf course.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1744 Southaven; authorize to contract for construction and Jennings
operation of multipurpose sports facility.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1748 Perry County; authorize to make donation to We Care Day Pierce
Care, Inc.
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1749 Panola County; revise use of certain bond proceeds. McBride
Passed
Transmitted To House
HB1750 City of D'Iberville; clarify authority relating to Barnett (116th)
former D'Iberville Water and Sewer System.
Failed
HC 124 Commend West Point School District retirees. Gibbs
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 125 Commemorating Workers Memorial Day. Evans
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 126 Commend Christine Magee. Weathersby
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 127 Commend Mendenhall Tigers Basketball Team. Rotenberry
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 132 Commend James Irvin Palmer. Ellington
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 134 Commend McAdams High School Bulldogs Basketball Team. Clark
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 135 Commend Henrietta Washington Green upon her retirement. Clark
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 136 Commend Homochitto Ranger District. Moak
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 138 Commend Jarious Jackson upon outstanding football Ford
career.
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 139 Commend retirees of Mississippi Valley State Perkins
University.
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 140 Commend Mrs. Ann White upon being named Yazoo County Clark
Teacher of the Year.
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 141 Commend Winston Academy Football Team. Moody
Adopted
Transmitted To House
HC 143 Commend Takiyah Perkins. Perkins
Adopted
Transmitted To House
SB2046 Surplus lines insurance; allow nonresident agents to Kirby
obtain license under certain circumstances.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2047 Law enforcement officer; not required to use personal Jackson
leave for wound or injury in line of duty.
Recommitted For Further Conf
SB2111 Gangs; establish Task Force. Jackson
Conference Report Adopted
SB2291 Forestry Commission; authorize to sell certain Harvey
state-owned land.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2488 Incentive grants for improving schools and Harden
accountability plan for low-performing schools;
provide.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2519 Explosives; prohibit molotov cocktails. White (29th)
Conference Report Adopted
SB2557 Cotton factors, cotton brokers and rice dealers; Stogner
require to obtain annual license.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2559 Organic Certification Program; create. Stogner
Conference Report Adopted
SB2583 Forestry; extend forester registration law. Harvey
Conference Report Adopted
SB2588 Marine resources; require license for nonresident Hewes
charter boats.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2600 Marine Resources; create beach erosion and channel Hewes
maintenance program (DMR).
Conference Report Adopted
SB2621 County budgets; revise time for publication. Chamberlin
Conference Report Adopted
SB2658 Public school licensed and nonlicensed employees; Chaney
require criminal records background checks for
applicants.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2706 Harvest permits for vehicles; extend repealers on Dearing
authority of Department of Transportation to issue.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2720 Master planned community; revise the definition of. Minor
Conference Report Adopted
SB2772 Ad valorem tax exemption; exemption for certain Minor
additions, expansions or replacements shall commence
from the date of completion.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2810 Elections; make certain technical amendments to the Tollison
election laws.
Conference Report Adopted
SB2900 Public purchasing laws; make various amendments Burton
(MAGPA).
Conference Report Adopted
SB2966 Drinking water; revise membership of Local Governments Dearing
and Rural Water Systems Improvements Board and increase
maximum loan amount (MSDH).
Conference Report Adopted
SB3050 Cigarettes; prohibit sale of those intended for export. Minor
Conference Report Adopted
SB3053 Storm water; authorize creation of storm water Dearing
management districts.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3095 Constable training program; provide for. Burton
Conference Report Adopted
SB3100 Mortgage companies; provide for licensure of by Mettetal
Department of Banking.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3144 Deeds of trust; specify when satisfaction of certain Posey
mortgages are entered upon record.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3176 Driver's license; enact graduated licensing system. Burton
Conference Report Adopted
SB3185 Short-term notes issued by school districts; increase Harden
authorized term of.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3208 City of Oxford; may contribute to the Oxford-Lafayette Tollison
County Economic Development Foundation.
Conference Report Adopted
SB3318 West Rankin Metropolitan Sewer Authority; allow Kirby
acquisition of waterworks and water supply systems.
Concurred in Amend From House
SB3329 Pearl River Valley Opportunity, Inc.; authorize annual Stogner
contributions by certain counties.
Concurred in Amend From House
SB3343 City of Hollandale; authorize construction of a Walls
correctional facility.
Committee Substitute Adopted
Passed
SB3349 City of Natchez; authorize execution of certain Dearing
riverfront and adjacent property.
Passed
Transmitted To House
SB3350 City of Jackson; may expend funds to match any state or Horhn
federal funds or grants.
Passed
Transmitted To House
SB3352 Town of Prentiss; authorize additional assessment on Harvey
misdemeanor cases in City Court to fund Jefferson Davis
County Crime Stoppers, Inc.
Passed
Transmitted To House
SN 41 Ben Barrett Smith, Batesville, Mississippi, as Chairman GOVERNOR
of the Worker's Compensation Commission, whose term as
Chairman will run concurrently with his appointment as
commissioner, for a six year term of office ending
January 2005
Appointment Confirmed
SR 48 Washington and Mildred Johnson; commend. Frazier
Adopted
SR 50 T.C. McLaurin, Sr.; commend. Smith
Adopted
SR 51 Elizabeth Crisler Fugate; commend. Burton
Adopted
SR 53 Former Senator Algie Davis; commend. Carmichael
Adopted
SR 54 Pine Grove FFA team; commend. Little
Adopted
SR 55 Raymond Austin, Jr., Ben Maynor, Al Jones, Doris Furniss
Ceranti and Lynn Eubank; commend Clarksdale MESC
employees on their retirement.
Adopted
HB1738 Suffrage; restore to Deon F. Talley of Hinds County. Wallace
Referred To Judiciary
HB1746 Suffrage; restore to Jeanette Cain of Webster County. Smith (35th)
Referred To Judiciary
HB1747 Suffrage; restore to Edward Henry Anderson, Jr., of Moody
Noxubee County.
Referred To Judiciary
SB2529 Appropriations; DOC - County reimbursements; Addl. Gordon
FY2000.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2531 Appropriations; DEQ - Statewide Information Management Gordon
Act; Addl. FY2000 & FY2001.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2568 Appropriation; Debt Service; Addl. FY 2000 and FY 2001. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2569 Appropriation; Dept. of Education - Minimum Prog. & Gordon
Uniform Millage Asst.; Addl. FY2000.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2571 Appropriation; Community & Junior Colleges; Addl. Gordon
FY2000.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3207 Lafayette County; may contribute to the Tollison
Oxford-Lafayette County Economic Development
Foundation.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3215 Appropriation; Attorney General - Judgements & Gordon
Settlements; Addl. FY2000.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3220 Harrison County; may contribute to Feed My Sheep, Inc. Gollott
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3241 Appropriation; Ethics Comm. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3242 Appropriation; Finance & Admin. Consol. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3243 Appropriation; Gaming Commission. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3244 Appropriation; Information Technology Services. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3248 Appropriation; Dept. of Audit. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3249 Appropriation; Governor's Office and Mansion. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3251 Appropriation; Secretary of State. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3252 Appropriation; Treasurers Office. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3253 Appropriation; Debt Service-Bank Ser. Charge. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3254 Appropriation; Jr. Colleges - Admin. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3255 Appropriation; Jr. Colleges - Support. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3256 Appropriation; IHL - General Support - Consol. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3260 Appropriation; Econ. & Comm. Develop. Support. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3271 Appropriation; College of Veterinary Medicine. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3272 Appropriation; IHL - MSU -Cooperative Extension Gordon
Service.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3273 Appropriation; Forest & Wildlife Research. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3274 Appropriation; Emergency Management Agency. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3278 Appropriation; Bureau of Narcotics. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3286 Appropriation; Employment Security Comm. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3288 Appropriation; Mississippi Board of Registered Gordon
Professional Geologists.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3289 Appropriation; Motor Vehicle Comm. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3290 Appropriation; Pharmacy Bd. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3292 Appropriation; Bd. of Public Accountancy. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3293 Appropriation; Public Contractors Bd. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3296 Appropriation; MS Workers Compensation Comm. Gordon
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3308 Wayne County; may donate lands to City of Waynesboro Dickerson
for Municipal Airport Runway Expansion Project.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3329 Pearl River Valley Opportunity, Inc.; authorize annual Stogner
contributions by certain counties.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3346 City of Holly Springs; allow expansion of its gas, Minor
water and sewer system into certain areas.
Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3348 City of Pascagoula; may donate land to the United Moffatt
States.
Enrolled Bill Signed
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