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HB 776 Budget; abolish diversion to Education Enhancement Fund Frierson
from unencumbered year-end General Fund cash balance.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1015 Insurance Department and Fire Academy; transfer certain Capps
funds into the State General Fund.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1471 Ayers Settlement Fund; create and fund with Working Ford
Cash-Stabilization Reserve Fund interest.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1569 Appropriation; Department of Marine Resources. Green
03/30 Vetoed
HB1598 Appropriation; Attorney General - support. Watson
03/30 Vetoed
HB1599 Appropriation; District Attorneys and staff. Watson
03/30 Vetoed
HB1602 Appropriation; Supreme Court Services. Watson
03/30 Vetoed
HB1603 Appropriation; Office of Capital Defense Counsel. Watson
03/30 Vetoed
HB1604 Appropriation; Office of Capital Post-Conviction Watson
Counsel.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1605 Appropriation; Department of Archives and History. Flaggs
03/30 Vetoed
HB1606 Appropriation; Arts Commission. Flaggs
03/30 Vetoed
HB1609 Appropriation; State Department of Education - General Warren
Programs, Education Reform Act and Vocational
Education.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1611 Appropriation; Department of Education - Minimum Warren
Program.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1612 Appropriation; Schools for the Blind and the Deaf. Warren
03/30 Vetoed
HB1613 Appropriation; Mississippi Authority for Educational Warren
Television.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1614 Appropriation; Library Commission. Warren
03/30 Vetoed
HB1615 Appropriation; Governors Office - Division of Medicaid. Holland
03/30 Vetoed
HB1616 Appropriation; State Department of Health-support. Stevens
03/30 Vetoed
HB1617 Appropriation; State Forestry Commission. Henderson (9th)
03/30 Vetoed
HB1620 Appropriation; Department of Environmental Quality. Denny
03/30 Vetoed
HB1621 Appropriation; Mississippi River Parkway Commission. Denny
03/30 Vetoed
HB1622 Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission. Green
03/30 Vetoed
HB1623 Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Green
03/30 Vetoed
HB1624 Appropriation; Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Green
Parks.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1625 Appropriation; Department of Human Moody
Services-Consolidated.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1626 Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services - Consolidated. Moody
03/30 Vetoed
SB2680 State's share of oil and gas severance taxes; all to be Gordon
appropriated to public schools until FY2006.
03/30 Vetoed
SB3055 Appropriation; Dept. of Educ.-Minimum Program & Gordon
Critical Needs Teacher Scholarships; Addl. FY2001.
03/30 Vetoed
SB3087 Appropriation; Finance & Admin. Consol. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3088 Appropriation; Gaming Commission. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3091 Appropriation; Tax Commission. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3094 Appropriation; Dept. of Audit. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3098 Appropriation; Treasurers Office. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3106 Appropriation; Mississippi Development Authority - Gordon
Support.
03/30 Vetoed
SB3107 Appropriation; Agriculture & Commerce - Support and Gordon
Grain Div.
03/30 Vetoed
SB3110 Appropriation; Plant Industry Div. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3111 Appropriation; Animal Health Board. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3112 Appropriation; Veterinary Diagnostic Lab. Bd. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3114 Appropriation; Fair Comm. - Dixie Natl Livestock Show. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3120 Appropriation; Emergency Management Agency. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3121 Appropriation; Military Dept.- Support. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3124 Appropriation; Bureau of Narcotics. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3125 Appropriation; Dept. Public Safety - Consol. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3126 Appropriation; Veterans Affairs Bd. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3127 Appropriation; Dept. of Mental Health. Gordon
03/30 Vetoed
SB3202 Chickasaw County; authorize construction of a Gordon
correctional facility.
03/30 Vetoed
HB1572 Appropriation; Pearl River Valley Water Supply Read
District.
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1577 Appropriation; Auctioneers Commission. Read
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1581 Appropriation; Coast Coliseum Commission. Read
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1583 Appropriation; State Board of Registration for Read
Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors.
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1585 Appropriation; State Board of Medical Licensure. Read
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1587 Appropriation; Board of Nursing. Read
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1590 Appropriation; Public Employees' Retirement Read
System-administrative expenses; maintenance and
operation of building.
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1592 Appropriation; Mississippi Public Service Commission. Read
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1593 Appropriation; Public Utilities Staff. Read
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1596 Appropriation; Mississippi Department of Read
Transportation.
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1600 Appropriation; Insurance Department. Watson
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1601 Appropriation; State Fire Academy. Watson
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB1619 Appropriation; Beauvoir Shrine. Denny
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB2893 Public property; Dept. of Corrections transfer land to Mettetal
Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3056 Appropriation; Sec. of State - Reimburse counties for Gordon
flag vote; FY2002.
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3065 Forrest County; authorize a contribution to the Forrest King
County Agricultural High School.
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3075 Appropriation; Attorney General-Judgements & Gordon
Settlements; Addl. FY2001.
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3089 Appropriation; Information Technology Services. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3090 Appropriation; Personnel Bd. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3092 Appropriation; Ethics Comm. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3093 Appropriation; Judicial Performance Comm. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3097 Appropriation; Secretary of State. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3108 Appropriation; Egg Marketing Bd. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3109 Appropriation; Farmers Central Market. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3113 Appropriation; Fair and Coliseum Comm. - Support. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3119 Appropriation; Forest & Wildlife Research. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3122 Appropriation; Tenn-Tom Waterway Develop. Dist. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3128 Appropriation; Banking and Consumer Finance. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3129 Appropriation; Employment Security Comm. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3131 Appropriation; Motor Vehicle Comm. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3133 Appropriation; Veterinary Exam. Bd. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3137 Appropriation; Dental Examiners Bd. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3139 Appropriation; Pharmacy Bd. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
SB3142 Appropriation; Office of State Aid Road Construction. Gordon
03/30 Approved by Governor
HB 776 Budget; abolish diversion to Education Enhancement Fund Frierson
from unencumbered year-end General Fund cash balance.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1015 Insurance Department and Fire Academy; transfer certain Capps
funds into the State General Fund.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1471 Ayers Settlement Fund; create and fund with Working Ford
Cash-Stabilization Reserve Fund interest.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1569 Appropriation; Department of Marine Resources. Green
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1598 Appropriation; Attorney General - support. Watson
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1599 Appropriation; District Attorneys and staff. Watson
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1602 Appropriation; Supreme Court Services. Watson
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1603 Appropriation; Office of Capital Defense Counsel. Watson
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1604 Appropriation; Office of Capital Post-Conviction Watson
Counsel.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1605 Appropriation; Department of Archives and History. Flaggs
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1606 Appropriation; Arts Commission. Flaggs
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1609 Appropriation; State Department of Education - General Warren
Programs, Education Reform Act and Vocational
Education.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1611 Appropriation; Department of Education - Minimum Warren
Program.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1612 Appropriation; Schools for the Blind and the Deaf. Warren
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1613 Appropriation; Mississippi Authority for Educational Warren
Television.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1614 Appropriation; Library Commission. Warren
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1615 Appropriation; Governors Office - Division of Medicaid. Holland
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1616 Appropriation; State Department of Health-support. Stevens
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1617 Appropriation; State Forestry Commission. Henderson (9th)
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1620 Appropriation; Department of Environmental Quality. Denny
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1621 Appropriation; Mississippi River Parkway Commission. Denny
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1622 Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission. Green
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1623 Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Green
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1624 Appropriation; Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Green
Parks.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1625 Appropriation; Department of Human Moody
Services-Consolidated.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1626 Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services - Consolidated. Moody
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB1652 Washington County; authorize construction of a Straughter
correctional facility in Hollandale, Mississippi.
03/30 (H) Do Sustain Veto
HB1712 City of Pontotoc; authorize to expend funds to provide Montgomery (15th)
raw materials and working capital for an enterprise.
03/30 (H) Title Suff Do Pass
SB3123 Appropriation; Dept. of Corrections - Support and Gordon
Reimb. Local Confinement.
03/30 (H) Pass Veto Notwithstanding
HB 776 Budget; abolish diversion to Education Enhancement Fund Frierson
from unencumbered year-end General Fund cash balance.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1015 Insurance Department and Fire Academy; transfer certain Capps
funds into the State General Fund.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1471 Ayers Settlement Fund; create and fund with Working Ford
Cash-Stabilization Reserve Fund interest.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1569 Appropriation; Department of Marine Resources. Green
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1598 Appropriation; Attorney General - support. Watson
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1599 Appropriation; District Attorneys and staff. Watson
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1602 Appropriation; Supreme Court Services. Watson
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1603 Appropriation; Office of Capital Defense Counsel. Watson
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1604 Appropriation; Office of Capital Post-Conviction Watson
Counsel.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1605 Appropriation; Department of Archives and History. Flaggs
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1606 Appropriation; Arts Commission. Flaggs
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1609 Appropriation; State Department of Education - General Warren
Programs, Education Reform Act and Vocational
Education.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1611 Appropriation; Department of Education - Minimum Warren
Program.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1612 Appropriation; Schools for the Blind and the Deaf. Warren
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1613 Appropriation; Mississippi Authority for Educational Warren
Television.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1614 Appropriation; Library Commission. Warren
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1615 Appropriation; Governors Office - Division of Medicaid. Holland
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1616 Appropriation; State Department of Health-support. Stevens
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1617 Appropriation; State Forestry Commission. Henderson (9th)
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1620 Appropriation; Department of Environmental Quality. Denny
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1621 Appropriation; Mississippi River Parkway Commission. Denny
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1622 Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission. Green
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1623 Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Green
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1624 Appropriation; Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Green
Parks.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1625 Appropriation; Department of Human Moody
Services-Consolidated.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1626 Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services - Consolidated. Moody
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
HB1652 Washington County; authorize construction of a Straughter
correctional facility in Hollandale, Mississippi.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Local and Private Legislation
HB1712 City of Pontotoc; authorize to expend funds to provide Montgomery (15th)
raw materials and working capital for an enterprise.
03/30 (H) Passed
03/30 (H) Transmitted To Senate
SB2680 State's share of oil and gas severance taxes; all to be Gordon
appropriated to public schools until FY2006.
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3055 Appropriation; Dept. of Educ.-Minimum Program & Gordon
Critical Needs Teacher Scholarships; Addl. FY2001.
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3087 Appropriation; Finance & Admin. Consol. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3088 Appropriation; Gaming Commission. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3091 Appropriation; Tax Commission. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3094 Appropriation; Dept. of Audit. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3098 Appropriation; Treasurers Office. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3106 Appropriation; Mississippi Development Authority - Gordon
Support.
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3107 Appropriation; Agriculture & Commerce - Support and Gordon
Grain Div.
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3110 Appropriation; Plant Industry Div. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3111 Appropriation; Animal Health Board. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3112 Appropriation; Veterinary Diagnostic Lab. Bd. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3114 Appropriation; Fair Comm. - Dixie Natl Livestock Show. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3120 Appropriation; Emergency Management Agency. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3121 Appropriation; Military Dept.- Support. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3123 Appropriation; Dept. of Corrections - Support and Gordon
Reimb. Local Confinement.
03/30 (H) Veto Referred To Appropriations
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3124 Appropriation; Bureau of Narcotics. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3125 Appropriation; Dept. Public Safety - Consol. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3126 Appropriation; Veterans Affairs Bd. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SB3127 Appropriation; Dept. of Mental Health. Gordon
03/30 (H) Veto Overridden
SC 609 Ole Miss Basketball Coach Rod Barnes; commend for Tollison
Naismith National Coach of the Year and SEC Coach of
the Year.
03/30 (H) Referred To Rules
SC 610 Ole Miss "Rebels" Basketball Team; commend for SEC Tollison
Western Division Championship and NCAA Sweet 16.
03/30 (H) Referred To Rules
HB 134 Assault; include public officials for purpose of Compretta
enhanced penalties; authorize DAs to carry concealed
weapons; probable cause hearing require to arrest
teacher.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 364 Suffrage; restore to Warren Slater of Walthall County. Nettles
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 370 Suffrage; restore to Janice Marie Heard Alexander of Montgomery (74th)
Hinds County.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 396 Honorary high school diploma; award to WWII and Korean Clark
Conflict veterans.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 444 Mississippi Children's Health Care Act; delete repealer Ford
and allow coverage of certain dental services.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 451 Flood and drainage control districts; extend repealer. Ford
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 469 Wireless emergency telephone service; extend repealer. Ford
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 502 Handicap parking violation; charge dismissed upon proof Morris
to court of valid windshield placard.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 539 Equine public events; require certain test for all Dedeaux
horses even on private property if public invited.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 545 Charter School Law; reenact and extend repealer. Warren
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 667 Health insurance policies; require to provide certain Stevens
benefits for treatment of mental illness.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 692 Public water systems; certain cross connections not Denny
required to have backflow preventers.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 697 Court of Appeals; clarify districts. Reynolds
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 759 Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Task Force; create. Barnett (92nd)
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 767 Adolescent psychiatric beds; authorize CON for Young
additional in Lauderdale County.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 818 Statewide scientific information; remove deadline for Ellington
strategic plan for statewide scientific information
management system.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 986 Newborn screening tests; attending physician provide Holland
parents with information about additional tests
available.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1106 Commission on Judicial Performance; revise Watson
appointments.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1109 Youth; establish the Amer-I-Can Program as a pilot Flaggs
program.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1238 Medicaid; certain persons living at home and having Grist
high drug expenses eligible for.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1275 Interagency Coordinating Council for Children and Moody
Youth; establish to provide coordinated services to SED
children.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1276 Juvenile offenders; authorize drug testing, treatment Scott (80th)
and counseling.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1448 Junior ROTC; provide state support for public high Brown
school programs.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1557 Suffrage; restore to Steve Kirkland of Adams County. West
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1660 Yazoo County; authorize Port Commission and Board of Barbour
Supervisors to expend excess port funds for industrial
development.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1662 Suffrage; restore to Barbara Murphy of Union County. Mitchell
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1673 Tunica County; may contribute to ICS for Head Start Henderson
class and vehicles.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1674 Marshall County; authorize expenditure for matching Gadd
funds for programs sponsored by the Institute of
Community Services, Inc.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1681 Hancock County; authorize expenditure of funds to Compretta
Mississippi Contract Procurement Center.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1684 City of Natchez; authorize to enter into lease with Ketchings
U.S. Secretary of Interior for using Natchez Trace
lands.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1685 Lowndes County and City of Columbus; authorize to Chism
contract with Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society for
animal control.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1686 Lawrence County; authorize to levy assessment on Hudson
misdemeanor cases for Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1687 Town of Monticello; authorize assessment on misdemeanor Hudson
cases to fund Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1688 Tallahatchie County; authorize to repay certain Reynolds
indebtedness.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1690 Tallahatchie County; authorize to provide water and Reynolds
sewer service to Tallahatchie Industrial Park.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1691 Quitman County; authorize to contract for housing of Henderson
county inmates in lieu of operating a county jail.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1704 Greene County; authorize to contribute funds to We Care Pierce
Day Care, Inc.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1708 Town of Friars Point; authorize expansion of natural Henderson
gas distribution system outside corporate limits.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1709 Lowndes County; revise name of water association to Smith (39th)
which county industrial development authority may sell
water.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1710 Hancock County Tourism Development Bureau; extend date Compretta
of repeal on provisions of law creating.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1711 Revise membership and change name of Natchez-Adams Ketchings *
County Economic and Community Development Authority.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1712 City of Pontotoc; authorize to expend funds to provide Montgomery (15th)
raw materials and working capital for an enterprise.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 124 Commend Habitat for Humanity. Evans
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 126 Commend Simpson Academy Cougars Boys Basketball Team. Rotenberry
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 127 Commend Perry Lee. Rotenberry
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 128 Commend Clinton High School Cheerleaders. Montgomery (74th)
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 129 Commend retirees of Greenwood School District. Perkins
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 130 Commend New Day Drug Rehabilitation Ministry. Fleming
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 131 Commend Actor Morgan Freeman. Reynolds
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 136 Commend Biloxi High School Boys Basketball Team. Janus
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 137 Commend Oxford High School Boys Basketball Team. Eads
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 138 Commend Belmont Lady Cardinal Basketball Team. Franks
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2181 Mississippi Employer-Assisted Housing Loan Program for Harden
Teachers; extend repealer.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2209 Emergency Medical Service (EMS); statutes; make Huggins
technical amendments to.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2229 School Administrator Sabbatical Leave Program; extend Harden
repealer.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2258 One-year limitation for payment of claim; remove if Gordon
between state agencies.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2265 Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks; authorize sale Smith
of property to V.F.W., Post 9122.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2309 Pilot program for testing and remediaton for students Harden
with dyslexia; delete repealer.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2317 Bail bonds; forfeiture order set aside in absence of Minor
required notice.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2335 Driver's license; revise qualifications of director of Dearing
examiners.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2360 Massage therapists; license and regulate. Huggins
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2445 Omnibus Pay Statute; remove Executive Director, MS Nunnelee
Industries for the Blind.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2503 Study Mississippi Department of Children's Affairs; Smith
extend repealer on DHS.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2504 Driver's license; revise penalty for falsification. Dearing
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2511 Highways; designate a portion of MS Highway 25 as Johnson (19th)
Military Order of the Purple Heart Drive; all of U.S
I-20 as 31st Infantry Division Memorial Highway.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2523 Elections; State Executive Committees must appoint Bryan
election integrity assurance committee;
county/municipal committees may delegate duties.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2527 Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Fund; create. Hewes
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2578 Occupational Diploma for students with disabilities; Chaney
authorize SBE to issue criteria.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2593 Wildlife; conform state law to federal migratory bird Posey
act.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2608 State Veterans Affairs Board; eliminate personnel Furniss
performance review of executive director.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2633 Education of exceptional children; require notice to Harden
parents regarding assessment of child.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2681 Commissioner of Public Safety; authorize to establish Huggins
organizational structure for agency.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2689 Commercial Feed Law; revise administrative procedures Stogner
for violations.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2699 Motor Vehicle Tag Law; make revisions. Minor
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2737 Motor vehicle lighting; allow white lights that Dearing
illuminate the rear of the vehicle under certain
circumstances.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2740 Vehicles with projecting loads; clarify provisions Dearing *
relating to operation at night.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2756 Shoplifting; unlawful use of theft detection shielding Turner
devices.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2769 Agricultural pesticides; increase registration fee. Stogner
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2772 Envir. Prot; authorize Environmental Quality to impose Nunnelee
penalty for generation of waste from manufacture of
controlled substance.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2778 State-owned vehicles; revise authorization law. Thames
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2894 Contractors; allow to conduct business in other Kirby
jurisdictions without separate licenses or examinations
in such jurisdictions.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2895 Gangs; revise Mississippi Street Gang Act. Farris
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2910 Bail bonds; spouses of certain law enforcement not to Horhn
write.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2911 Post conviction counsel; revise authority and Tollison
administrative details.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2929 Signs; revise the size restriction on certain signs. Dearing
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3024 Aeronautics; include private airports open to the Minor
general public in.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3170 Jackson County; authorize annual contribution to the Moffatt
USM Institute for Marine Sciences for the Jason
Project.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3181 Town of Prentiss; may levy an assessment on Harvey
misdemeanors in support of Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3203 Covington County; authorize an assessment on Harvey
misdemeanor cases to fund Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3204 Simpson County; authorize an assessment on misdemeanor Harvey
cases to fund Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3205 Town of Bassfield; authorize an assessment on Harvey
misdemeanor cases in municipal court for Pine Belt
Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3207 Monroe County, Aberdeen and Amory; may enter into Bryan
agreements regarding the construction of speculative
buildings.
03/30 (H) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3214 Natchez-Adams County Economic and Community Development Dearing
Authority; change membership.
03/30 (S) Referred To Local and Private
HB1712 City of Pontotoc; authorize to expend funds to provide Montgomery (15th)
raw materials and working capital for an enterprise.
03/30 (S) Title Suff Do Pass
HB 364 Suffrage; restore to Warren Slater of Walthall County. Nettles
03/30 (S) Passed
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB 370 Suffrage; restore to Janice Marie Heard Alexander of Montgomery (74th)
Hinds County.
03/30 (S) Passed
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB 776 Budget; abolish diversion to Education Enhancement Fund Frierson
from unencumbered year-end General Fund cash balance.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1015 Insurance Department and Fire Academy; transfer certain Capps
funds into the State General Fund.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1471 Ayers Settlement Fund; create and fund with Working Ford
Cash-Stabilization Reserve Fund interest.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1557 Suffrage; restore to Steve Kirkland of Adams County. West
03/30 (S) Passed
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1569 Appropriation; Department of Marine Resources. Green
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1598 Appropriation; Attorney General - support. Watson
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1599 Appropriation; District Attorneys and staff. Watson
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1602 Appropriation; Supreme Court Services. Watson
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1603 Appropriation; Office of Capital Defense Counsel. Watson
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1604 Appropriation; Office of Capital Post-Conviction Watson
Counsel.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1605 Appropriation; Department of Archives and History. Flaggs
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1606 Appropriation; Arts Commission. Flaggs
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1609 Appropriation; State Department of Education - General Warren
Programs, Education Reform Act and Vocational
Education.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1611 Appropriation; Department of Education - Minimum Warren
Program.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1612 Appropriation; Schools for the Blind and the Deaf. Warren
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1613 Appropriation; Mississippi Authority for Educational Warren
Television.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1614 Appropriation; Library Commission. Warren
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1615 Appropriation; Governors Office - Division of Medicaid. Holland
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1616 Appropriation; State Department of Health-support. Stevens
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1617 Appropriation; State Forestry Commission. Henderson (9th)
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1620 Appropriation; Department of Environmental Quality. Denny
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1621 Appropriation; Mississippi River Parkway Commission. Denny
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1622 Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission. Green
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1623 Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission. Green
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1624 Appropriation; Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Green
Parks.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1625 Appropriation; Department of Human Moody
Services-Consolidated.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1626 Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services - Consolidated. Moody
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
HB1662 Suffrage; restore to Barbara Murphy of Union County. Mitchell
03/30 (S) Passed
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1673 Tunica County; may contribute to ICS for Head Start Henderson
class and vehicles.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1674 Marshall County; authorize expenditure for matching Gadd
funds for programs sponsored by the Institute of
Community Services, Inc.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1686 Lawrence County; authorize to levy assessment on Hudson
misdemeanor cases for Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1687 Town of Monticello; authorize assessment on misdemeanor Hudson
cases to fund Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1688 Tallahatchie County; authorize to repay certain Reynolds
indebtedness.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1691 Quitman County; authorize to contract for housing of Henderson
county inmates in lieu of operating a county jail.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1704 Greene County; authorize to contribute funds to We Care Pierce
Day Care, Inc.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1708 Town of Friars Point; authorize expansion of natural Henderson
gas distribution system outside corporate limits.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1709 Lowndes County; revise name of water association to Smith (39th)
which county industrial development authority may sell
water.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1710 Hancock County Tourism Development Bureau; extend date Compretta
of repeal on provisions of law creating.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1711 Revise membership and change name of Natchez-Adams Ketchings *
County Economic and Community Development Authority.
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HB1712 City of Pontotoc; authorize to expend funds to provide Montgomery (15th)
raw materials and working capital for an enterprise.
03/30 (S) Passed
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HC 124 Commend Habitat for Humanity. Evans
03/30 (S) Adopted
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HC 126 Commend Simpson Academy Cougars Boys Basketball Team. Rotenberry
03/30 (S) Adopted
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HC 127 Commend Perry Lee. Rotenberry
03/30 (S) Adopted
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HC 128 Commend Clinton High School Cheerleaders. Montgomery (74th)
03/30 (S) Adopted
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HC 129 Commend retirees of Greenwood School District. Perkins
03/30 (S) Adopted
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HC 130 Commend New Day Drug Rehabilitation Ministry. Fleming
03/30 (S) Adopted
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HC 131 Commend Actor Morgan Freeman. Reynolds
03/30 (S) Adopted
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
HC 138 Commend Belmont Lady Cardinal Basketball Team. Franks
03/30 (S) Adopted
03/30 (S) Transmitted To House
SB2680 State's share of oil and gas severance taxes; all to be Gordon
appropriated to public schools until FY2006.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3055 Appropriation; Dept. of Educ.-Minimum Program & Gordon
Critical Needs Teacher Scholarships; Addl. FY2001.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3087 Appropriation; Finance & Admin. Consol. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3088 Appropriation; Gaming Commission. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3091 Appropriation; Tax Commission. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3094 Appropriation; Dept. of Audit. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3098 Appropriation; Treasurers Office. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3106 Appropriation; Mississippi Development Authority - Gordon
Support.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3107 Appropriation; Agriculture & Commerce - Support and Gordon
Grain Div.
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3110 Appropriation; Plant Industry Div. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3111 Appropriation; Animal Health Board. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3112 Appropriation; Veterinary Diagnostic Lab. Bd. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3114 Appropriation; Fair Comm. - Dixie Natl Livestock Show. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3120 Appropriation; Emergency Management Agency. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3121 Appropriation; Military Dept.- Support. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3124 Appropriation; Bureau of Narcotics. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3125 Appropriation; Dept. Public Safety - Consol. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3126 Appropriation; Veterans Affairs Bd. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SB3127 Appropriation; Dept. of Mental Health. Gordon
03/30 (S) Veto Overridden
SN 2 Mr. John S. Allison, Jackson, Mississippi, as the
Commissioner of Banking and Consumer Finance, for the
four year term of office commencing July 1, 2000 and
ending July 1, 2004, vice.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 3 Ms. Amy Adelman, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Licensed
Professional Counselors, for the three-year term of
office ending June 30, 2003, representing the Fifth
Congressional District, vice.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 4 Major Jim Kinslow, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, the Crime
Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two-year term of
office commencing July 1, 2000.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 5 Sergeant Ronnie Castille, Lucedale, Mississippi, to the
Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two-year term
of office commencing July 1, 2000.
03/30 (S) Appointment Returned To Gov
SN 6 Rodney E. Frothingham, MD, Greenville, Mississippi, to
the Crime Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two year
term of office commencing July 1, 2000.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 7 Robert S. Gaddis, Laurel, Mississippi, to the Crime
Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two-year term of
office commencing July 1, 2000, vice.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 8 C. Wyck Neely, DDS, Magee, Mississippi, to the State
Board of Dental Examiners, for the four-year term of
office ending June 30, 2004, representing Dental
District 6.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 9 Ms. Sondra P. Caillavet, Biloxi, Mississippi, to the
State Board of Education, for a nine (9) year term of
office ending July 1, 2009, representing the Teacher
At-Large position, vice.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 10 Mr. Claude Hartley, Belden, Mississippi, to the State
Board of Education, for the unexpired term ending July
1, 2003, representing the Third Supreme Court District,
vice Cheryl Tidwell.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 11 Walter C. Gough, MD, Drew, Mississippi, to the State
Board of Health, for the six (6) year term of office
ending July 1, 2006, representing the Second
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 20 Rick Hemba, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for a term
of four (4) years commencing July 1, 2000 and ending
July 1, 2004, representing the Recreational Fisherman
position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 21 Mr. Oliver Sahuque, Lakeshore, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Commission on Marine Resources, for a term
of four (4) years commencing July 1, 2000 and ending
July 1, 2004, representing the Commercial Fisherman
position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 22 Rudy Lesso, Biloxi, Mississippi, to the Mississippi
Commission on Marine Resources, for a term of four (4)
years commencing July 1, 2000 and ending July 1, 2004,
representing the Commercial Seafood Processor position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 23 Joseph E. Johnston, MD, Mount Olive, Mississippi, to
the Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure, for the six
(6) year term of office ending July 1, 2006,
representing the Second Supreme Court District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 24 William Henderson, MD, Oxford, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure, for the six (6)
year term of office ending July 1, 2006, representing
the Third Supreme Court District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 25 Tina Mabry, Decatur, Mississippi, to the Mississippi
Board of Nursing, for a four-year term of office ending
June 30, 2004, representing the nurse practitioner seat
on the board.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 26 Delores Barlow, Ridgeland, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Board of Nursing, for a four-year term of
office ending June 30, 2004, representing the nurse
educator position on the board.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 27 Sonja R. Fuqua, Madison, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Board of Nursing, for a four-year term of
office ending June 30, 2004, representing for the nurse
at large position on the board.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 28 Dr. Mary Louise Coyne, Diamondhead, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Nursing Home Administrators,
for a four year term of office ending June 25, 2004,
representing the position of educator with expertise in
the field of healthcare and associated at the time of
his appointment with an institution of higher learning
within the state of Mississippi.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 29 Fred H. Mothershed, OD, Tupelo, Mississippi, as a
member of the State Board of Optometry, for the five
year term of office ending June 20, 2005, representing
the First Congressional District [1980].
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 32 Kareem West, Natchez, Mississippi, as a member of the
State Parole Board, for the term of office commencing
June 30, 2000, and serving at the will and pleasure of
the Governor.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 34 James C. Kelly, Mt. Olive, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Pharmacy, for the five (5)
year term of office ending July 1, 2005, representing
the Fourth Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 35 Cynthia H. Bamburg, Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Pharmacy, for the five (5)
year term of office ending July 1, 2005, representing
the Institutional At-Large position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 36 Billy E. Leech, Amory, Mississippi, as a member of the
Mississippi Real Estate Commission, for the four (4)
year term ending May 20, 2005, representing the First
Congressional District [1983].
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 37 Alton Beck, Columbus, Mississippi, to the Veterans'
Affairs Board, for the five (5) year term of office
ending May 14, 2005, representing the Third
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 38 Rayford N. Edgar, Water Valley, Mississippi, to the
Veterans' Affairs Board, for the five (5) year term of
office ending May 14, 2005, representing the
State-At-Large.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 40 Lonnie C. Carlton, Jackson, Mississippi, to the
Veterans' Home Purchase Board, for the four (4) year
term of office ending May 14, 2004, representing the
Fourth Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 41 Dr. Douglas F. Jefcoat, Laurel, Mississippi, to the
State Board of Veterinary Medicine, for the five (5)
year term of office ending May 22, 2005, representing
the Second Supreme Court District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 43 Reginald P. Barnes, Webb, Mississippi, to the Wildlife,
Fisheries and Parks Commission, for the five (5) year
term of office ending July 1, 2005, representing the
Second Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 44 Veldore Young Heidelberg, Meridian, Mississippi, to the
State Board for Community and Junior Colleges, for
six-year term of office ending June 30, 2006,
representing the Third Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 45 Kenneth R. Wheeler, Tupelo, Mississippi, to the Crime
Stoppers Advisory Council, for the two year term of
office commencing July 1, 2000.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 46 Ted Cain, Diamondhead, Mississippi, to the Mississippi
State Board of Health, for the six (6) year term of
office ending July 1, 2006, representing the Fifth
Congressional District [1980].
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 49 Freda M. Bush, MD, Jackson, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure, for the six (6)
year term of office ending July 1, 2006, representing
the First Supreme Court District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 50 Robert Landrum, Ellisville, Mississippi, to the State
Board of Mental Health, for a seven (7) year term of
office ending July 1, 2007, representing the Fifth
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 51 A. Jerald Jackson, MD, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Nursing Home Administrators,
for a four-year term of office ending June 25, 2004,
representing the position of licensed and practicing
medical doctor or physician.
03/30 (S) Appointment Returned To Gov
SN 52 Dr. Matthew R. Buckley, Cleveland, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Examiners for Licensed
Professional Counselors, for the three (3) year term of
office ending June 30, 2003, representing the Second
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 54 Dr. Virginia Lee Cora, Jackson, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi State Board of Nursing Home Administrators,
for a four-year term of office ending June 25, 2004,
representing the position of educator with expertise in
the field of health care and associated at the time of
this appointment with an institution of higher learning
within the state of Mississippi.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 55 Robert L. Crook, II, Jackson, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and
Certification Board, for the unexpired term of office
ending January 1, 2004, representing the Fourth
Congressional District, vice Thomas E. Ruffin.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 56 Buster Davis, Fulton, Mississippi, to the Mississippi
Motor Vehicle Commission, for a term that shall be
concurrent with that of the Governor, representing the
at large position and serving as Chairman.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 57 Everette E. Ladner, Gulfport, Mississippi, to the
Mississippi Real Estate Appraiser Licensing and
Certification Board, for the unexpired term of office
ending January 1, 2002, representing the Fifth
Congressional District, vice Jill D. Walters.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 58 Jimmy Murphy, Booneville, Mississippi, to the State
Board for Community and Junior Colleges, for a six (6)
year term of officeending June 30, 2006, representing
the first Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 59 Rica Lewis-Peyton, Madison, Mississippi, as the
Executive Director of the Division Of Medicaid, serving
at the will and pleasure of the Governor.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 61 David Roach, University, Mississippi, to the the
Mississippi Department of Information Technology
Services, for a five-year term of office ending June
30, 2005.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 63 Dr. Jerri Laube, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a member
of the Social Workers and Marriage and Family
Therapists Board of Examiners, the term will expire in
the year 2003, representing in the capacity of a
marriage and family couselor appointee.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 64 Mr. Jack McMillen, Senatobia, Mississippi, as a member
of the Mississippi Leadership Council on Aging, the
appointment begins immediately and serves at the will
and pleasure of the Lieutenant Governor.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 69 Janice Broome Brooks, Washington, DC, as the Director GOVERNOR
of the Department of Human Services, for the term
commencing on November 30, 2000 and serving at the
pleasure of the Governor.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 71 Mr. Duncan M. Morgan, Natchez, Mississippi, to serve on ARCHIVES AND HISTORY BD
the Board Of Trustees, Dept. Of Archives & History, to
complete the unexpired term of the late Mr. Everette
Truly. The term will expire on Janurary 1, 2002, vice
Mr. Everette Truly.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 72 Charles N. Brown, Starkville, Mississippi, to the Crime GOVERNOR
Stoppers Advisory Council, for the unexpired two-year
term of St. Ronnie Castille ending July 1, 2002.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 73 Mary Long, Hernando, Mississippi, to the Mississippi GOVERNOR
State Board of Cosmetology, for a four-year term of
office ending on August 8, 2004, representing the 3rd
Supreme Court District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 74 Mark Luke, Preston, Mississippi, to the Transportation GOVERNOR
Commission Appeals Board, for the (four) 4 year term of
office ending June 30, 2004.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 75 William T (Dale) Patterson, Jackson, Mississippi, to GOVERNOR
the Mississippi Prepaid Affordable College Tuition
Program, Board of Directors, for a five- year term of
office ending June 30, 2005, representing the Fourth
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 76 Janet Scott, Jackson, Mississippi, to the Mississippi GOVERNOR
Prison Industry Corporation, for the four (4) year term
of office ending May 5, 2004, representing the
State-At-Large position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 77 Michael Wynne Ray, Merigold, Mississippi, to the State GOVERNOR
Board of Barber Examiners, for a four-year term of
office ending July 1, 2004, representing the 2nd
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 78 Jacqueline Sullivan, Jackson, Mississippi, to the State GOVERNOR
Board of Barber Examiners, for a four-year term of
office ending July 1, 2004, representing the 4th
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 79 Dale Bazor, Poplarville, Mississippi, to the State GOVERNOR
Board of Barber Examiners, for a four-year term of
office ending July 1, 2004, representing the 5th
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 80 Dr. L. Alfred Norville, Jackson, Mississippi, to the GOVERNOR
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, for a five-year
term of office ending April 20, 2006, representing the
4th Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 82 M.D. Harvey Allen Gersh, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, The GOVERNOR
Mississippi State Board of Health, six (6) year term of
office ending July 1, 2006, representing the
State-At-Large.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 83 Dr. Betsy Lum Lipscomb, Port Gibson, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Veterinary Medicine, five-year term ending May 22,
2006, representing 2nd Supreme Court District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 85 Dr. Gene Norris Howell, Jr., Ripley, Mississippi, Board GOVERNOR
of Dental Examiners, four- year term of office ending
June 30, 2004, representing Dental District 1.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 87 Edrice Harris Polk, Prentiss, Mississippi, Licensed GOVERNOR
Professional Counselors, Bd Of Examiners, unexpired
term of office ending June 30, 2002, representing the
Fourth Congressional District, vice Sharon P. Leggett.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 88 Lawrence Wayne Warren, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Community & Jr. Colleges, State Board Of, six-year term
of office ending June 30, 2006, representing the Fifth
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 89 Henry Augustus Ware, Jr., Southhaven, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Motor Vehicle Commission, seven year- term ending on
June 30, 2008, representing 1st Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 90 Charles Gilbert Purifoy, Greenwood, Mississippi, State GOVERNOR
Board of Dental Examiners, four-year term ending June
30, 2005, representing The Dental District 2.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 91 Roy H. Sawyer, Jr., Sardis, Mississippi, Veterans' Home GOVERNOR
Purchase Board, four- year term ending June 30, 2005,
representing The At- Large Positon.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 94 Glen Herschel Carpenter, Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Executive Director of the Mississippi Department of
Marine Resources, the term commencing on November 30,
2001 pursuant to Mississippi code Annotated 49-15-305.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 95 Walter J. Blessey, IV, Biloxi, Mississippi, Gulf States GOVERNOR
Marine Fisheries Commission, for a three- year term
ending January 19, 2004.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 96 Clifton Louis Marshall, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Veterans' Home Purchase Board, for the four (4) year
term of office ending May 14, 2004, representing the
Fifth Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 97 John F. Turner, Leakesville, Mississippi, Mississippi GOVERNOR
Prison Industry Corporation Board, for a four- year
term of office ending May 5, 2004, representing an
At-Large position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 98 Emma Lea/ Renfroe Pharr, Gulfport, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Mississippi State Board of Nursing, for a four-year
term ending June 30, 2005, representing Licensed
Practical Nurse position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 99 Brenda Faye Martin James-Reed, Summit, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Mississippi State Board of, for a four-year term ending
June 30, 2005, representing Licensed Practical Nurse
position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 101 Dorothy Clayburne Ennis, McComb, Mississippi, State GOVERNOR
Cosmetology Board, for a four-year term ending August
8, 2005, representing the Second Supreme Court
District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 102 Debbie Krueger Wells, Columbus, Mississippi, Licensed GOVERNOR
Professional Counselors, Board Of Examiners, for a
three-year term ending June 30, 2004, representing the
3rd Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 103 Julie Swayze McLemore, Jackson, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Mississippi Egg Marketing Board, for a six year- term
ending on May 19, 2007, representing Egg Industry
Related Business position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 104 Rosie M. Walker Tallie, West Point, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Nursing, Mississippi Board Of, for a four- term ending
June 30, 2005, representing Licensed Practical Nurse
position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 105 Mary Ann Franklin, Jackson, Mississippi, the GOVERNOR
Educational Television Authority, for a four- year term
of office ending July 1, 2004.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 106 Leslie L. ("Les") Daniels, Greenwood, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Mississippi State Personnel Board, for a five -year
term of office ending July 1, 2005, representing the at
large position.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 107 Ruth Lail Glaze, Jackson, Mississippi, Social Workers GOVERNOR
and Marriage and Family Therapist Board of Examiners,
for a four-year term ending June 30, 2004.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 108 Joseph S. Zuccaro, Natchez, Mississippi, State Oil And GOVERNOR
Gas Board, for the six- year term of office ending May
7, 2006, representing the Second Supreme Court District
(Southern).
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 109 J.C. Harvey Patterson, Liberty, Mississippi, Veterans' GOVERNOR
Affairs Board, for a five-year term of office ending
May 14, 2006, representing the Fourth Congressional
District.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SN 111 Honorable Eileen Shaffer Bailey, Jackson, Mississippi, ATTORNEY GENERAL
to the State Oil and Gas Board, for a four-year term,
beginning May 7, 2000.
03/30 (S) Appointment Confirmed
SR 66 Ole Miss "Rebels" Basketball Team; commend for SEC Tollison
Western Division Championship and NCAA Sweet 16.
03/30 (S) Adopted
SR 67 Ole Miss Basketball Coach Rod Barnes; commend for Tollison
Naismith National Coach of the Year and SEC Coach of
the Year.
03/30 (S) Adopted
SR 68 Increase federal funding for special education; urge Burton
Congress to.
03/30 (S) Adopted
HB1712 City of Pontotoc; authorize to expend funds to provide Montgomery (15th)
raw materials and working capital for an enterprise.
03/30 (S) Referred To Local and Private
HB1333 Mental health facilities and procedures; revise and Moody
update various laws regarding.
03/30 (S) Died On Calendar
HB1665 City of Greenwood; authorize to acquire property for Whittington
industrial development purposes and to issue bonds for
such purposes.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
HB1669 Lauderdale County; Tourism Commission; extend repealer. Young
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
HB1700 Sunflower County; authorize assessment to fund Thomas
Crimestoppers.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
HC 111 Joint rules; amend to make conference committees open. Horne
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB2155 Radar; authorize the Board of Supervisors of Coahoma Furniss
County to purchase and utilize on county roads.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB2321 Kosciusko; may levy additional court cost for funding Johnson (19th)
DARE program.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB2551 City of Natchez; authorize execution of certain leases Dearing
of riverfront and adjacent property.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3052 Oktibbeha County; authorize donation of a bus to the Hamilton
Institute of Community Services, Inc.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3057 City of Biloxi; may provide cost-of-living increases Gollott
for retired city employees.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3058 Biloxi; may provide for cost-of-living increases for Gollott
retired firemen and policemen of the city.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3172 Adams County; authorize to purchase and utilize on Dearing
county roads.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3175 Forrest County; authorize additional assessment in King
justice court to fund the construction of new county
office building.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3199 Hinds County; authorize to impose special sales tax for Harden
infrastructure and recreation projects.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3210 Harrison County Development/Tourism Commission; may use Hewes
credit cards for official business.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3211 Harrison County Development Commission client records; Hewes
exempt from Public Records Act.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3212 Hancock County; authorize contribution to the Cuevas
Mississippi Contract Procurement Center.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SB3214 Natchez-Adams County Economic and Community Development Dearing
Authority; change membership.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 510 Martin Luther King birthday; Legislature not convene. Harden
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 516 Taxation; joint committee to study state tax system. Harden
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 517 Women; create joint study committee to study creation Harden
of a dept. on women's affairs.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 528 Federal legislation to provide lifetime health care for Hewes
veteran retirees; urge Congress to enact.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 529 Joint Rules; require code amendments to show deleted Hewes
language, etc.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 535 New Stage Theatre; recognize as State Theatre of Johnson (19th)
Mississippi.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 536 School districts; resolution encouraging training staff Johnson (19th)
member in CPR and Heimlich.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 542 Interim joint study committee; create to study Horhn
Mississippi's tax code.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 559 Suspend rules; drafting, etc. of a bill to authorize King
Veterans Monument Trust Fund to defray costs of
dedication of Veterans Monument.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 570 Mississippi EDNET Institute operating license; urge FCC Burton
to retain.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 601 Increase federal funding for special education; urge Burton
Congress to.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 603 Suspend deadlines for introduction; appropriate funds Gordon
to Local System Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation
Fund.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SC 605 Joint resolution; create joint committee to study Dickerson
criminal code reform.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SN 1 Brigadier General James Harvey Lipscomb, III,
Greenville, Mississippi, as the Adjutant General of the
Mississippi National Guard, for the term of office
that shall be concurrent with that of the Governor,
vice George Walker.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SN 39 Johnnie Sartor, Starkville, Mississippi, to the
Veterans' Home Purchase Board, for the four (4) year
term of office ending May 14, 2004, representing the
Third Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SN 60 Scott Phillips, Columbia, Mississippi, as a member of
the Board of Directors of the Health Care Trust Fund,
for the term of office ending March 1, 2001,
representing the Fourth Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SN 81 Mr. W. Hugh Long, Yazoo City, Mississippi, as Executive MS DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION
Director of the Mississippi Department Of
Transportation, For the term beginning April 1, 2001.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SN 84 Elbert Singleton, Sr., Pascagoula, Mississippi, GOVERNOR
Mississippi Auctioneer Copmmission, five-year term of
office ending June 30, 2004, representing 5th
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SN 92 William Scott Phillips, Columbia, Mississippi, Board of GOVERNOR
Directors of the Health Care Trust Fund, the term of
office ending March 1, 2001, representing Fourth
Congressional District.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SN 93 David Ellis Kent, Pascagoula, Mississippi, Prison GOVERNOR
Industry Corporation, the four (4) year term of office
ending May 5, 2004, representing the Labor Industry.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SR 1 Senate Rules; Senator making the motion to table a bill Ross
may call the bill from the table.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SR 2 Senate Rules; amend to allow five minutes debate to a Ross
Senator moving to table a bill subject to call.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
SR 18 Mississippi EDNET Institute operating license; urge FCC Burton
to retain.
03/30 (S) Died In Committee
HB 134 Assault; include public officials for purpose of Compretta
enhanced penalties; authorize DAs to carry concealed
weapons; probable cause hearing require to arrest
teacher.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 364 Suffrage; restore to Warren Slater of Walthall County. Nettles
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 370 Suffrage; restore to Janice Marie Heard Alexander of Montgomery (74th)
Hinds County.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 396 Honorary high school diploma; award to WWII and Korean Clark
Conflict veterans.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 444 Mississippi Children's Health Care Act; delete repealer Ford
and allow coverage of certain dental services.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 446 Power of municipalities to change streams; extend Ford
repealer.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 451 Flood and drainage control districts; extend repealer. Ford
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 469 Wireless emergency telephone service; extend repealer. Ford
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 477 Community Service Revolving Fund; extend repealer. Ford
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 483 Waste tire disposal fee; remove repealer date. Ford
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 502 Handicap parking violation; charge dismissed upon proof Morris
to court of valid windshield placard.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 539 Equine public events; require certain test for all Dedeaux
horses even on private property if public invited.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 545 Charter School Law; reenact and extend repealer. Warren
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 667 Health insurance policies; require to provide certain Stevens
benefits for treatment of mental illness.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 692 Public water systems; certain cross connections not Denny
required to have backflow preventers.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 697 Court of Appeals; clarify districts. Reynolds
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 759 Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Task Force; create. Barnett (92nd)
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 767 Adolescent psychiatric beds; authorize CON for Young
additional in Lauderdale County.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 778 Municipalities; increase penalties and revise notice Reeves
requirement for a municipality cleaning private
property.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 797 Mississippi Commission on the Status of Women; create. Scott (17th)
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 818 Statewide scientific information; remove deadline for Ellington
strategic plan for statewide scientific information
management system.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 881 Medicaid; revise eligibility and services provisions. Moody
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB 986 Newborn screening tests; attending physician provide Holland
parents with information about additional tests
available.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1007 Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium Commission; Brown
authorize to enter leases and other agreements
regarding property under its control.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1029 Pearl River Basin Development District; make certain Ellington
clarifying amendments to law.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1106 Commission on Judicial Performance; revise Watson
appointments.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1109 Youth; establish the Amer-I-Can Program as a pilot Flaggs
program.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1129 Municipalities; authorize to recover costs incurred in Zuber
fee collection.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1146 Magnolia Capital Corporation and Magnolia Venture Morris
Capital Corporation; provide for deposit of remaining
funds into State General Fund.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1147 Mississippi Fair Commission; allow certain entities to Holland
advertise in connection with activities on state
fairgrounds.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1182 Retired PERS employees; may work and receive benefits Weathersby
for up to 1/2 of normal working days or hours.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1225 Individual On-site Wastewater Disposal Law; extend Moody
repealer and require liability insurance for
installers.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1238 Medicaid; certain persons living at home and having Grist
high drug expenses eligible for.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1275 Interagency Coordinating Council for Children and Moody
Youth; establish to provide coordinated services to SED
children.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1276 Juvenile offenders; authorize drug testing, treatment Scott (80th)
and counseling.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1448 Junior ROTC; provide state support for public high Brown
school programs.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1467 Growth and Prosperity Act; clarify census data used to Morris
determine certain criteria under.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1478 Personal care homes; resident may continue to reside Taylor
there with consent regardless of certain licensing
agency determination.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1547 City of Natchez; authorize to execute leases of certain Ketchings
riverfront and adjacent property.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1548 DeSoto County Convention and Visitors Bureau; allow to Jennings
lease or sell naming rights to civic center.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1557 Suffrage; restore to Steve Kirkland of Adams County. West
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1632 City of Richland; extend repealer on authority to levy Weathersby
additional sales tax.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1640 Madison County; create wastewater authority. Martinson
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1658 Lowndes County; revise qualifications for Southgate Smith (39th)
Sewer District Board of Commissioners.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1660 Yazoo County; authorize Port Commission and Board of Barbour
Supervisors to expend excess port funds for industrial
development.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1662 Suffrage; restore to Barbara Murphy of Union County. Mitchell
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1673 Tunica County; may contribute to ICS for Head Start Henderson
class and vehicles.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1674 Marshall County; authorize expenditure for matching Gadd
funds for programs sponsored by the Institute of
Community Services, Inc.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1681 Hancock County; authorize expenditure of funds to Compretta
Mississippi Contract Procurement Center.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1684 City of Natchez; authorize to enter into lease with Ketchings
U.S. Secretary of Interior for using Natchez Trace
lands.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1685 Lowndes County and City of Columbus; authorize to Chism
contract with Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society for
animal control.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1686 Lawrence County; authorize to levy assessment on Hudson
misdemeanor cases for Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1687 Town of Monticello; authorize assessment on misdemeanor Hudson
cases to fund Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1688 Tallahatchie County; authorize to repay certain Reynolds
indebtedness.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1690 Tallahatchie County; authorize to provide water and Reynolds
sewer service to Tallahatchie Industrial Park.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1691 Quitman County; authorize to contract for housing of Henderson
county inmates in lieu of operating a county jail.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1694 Tunica County; revise distribution of county gaming Henderson
revenues.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1704 Greene County; authorize to contribute funds to We Care Pierce
Day Care, Inc.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1708 Town of Friars Point; authorize expansion of natural Henderson
gas distribution system outside corporate limits.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1709 Lowndes County; revise name of water association to Smith (39th)
which county industrial development authority may sell
water.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1710 Hancock County Tourism Development Bureau; extend date Compretta
of repeal on provisions of law creating.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1711 Revise membership and change name of Natchez-Adams Ketchings *
County Economic and Community Development Authority.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HB1712 City of Pontotoc; authorize to expend funds to provide Montgomery (15th)
raw materials and working capital for an enterprise.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 96 Establish study commission on Mississippi judicial Ford
system.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 124 Commend Habitat for Humanity. Evans
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 125 Commend life and service of Bud Thigpen. Capps
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 126 Commend Simpson Academy Cougars Boys Basketball Team. Rotenberry
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 127 Commend Perry Lee. Rotenberry
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 128 Commend Clinton High School Cheerleaders. Montgomery (74th)
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 129 Commend retirees of Greenwood School District. Perkins
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 130 Commend New Day Drug Rehabilitation Ministry. Fleming
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 131 Commend Actor Morgan Freeman. Reynolds
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 132 Commend Dr. L.C. Henson for outstanding service. Howell
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 134 Commend the life of G. Wayne Gardner. Reynolds
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 135 Commend Mr. Guthrie T. Abbott upon his retirement. Eads
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 136 Commend Biloxi High School Boys Basketball Team. Janus
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 137 Commend Oxford High School Boys Basketball Team. Eads
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
HC 138 Commend Belmont Lady Cardinal Basketball Team. Franks
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2181 Mississippi Employer-Assisted Housing Loan Program for Harden
Teachers; extend repealer.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2209 Emergency Medical Service (EMS); statutes; make Huggins
technical amendments to.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2229 School Administrator Sabbatical Leave Program; extend Harden
repealer.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2258 One-year limitation for payment of claim; remove if Gordon
between state agencies.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2265 Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks; authorize sale Smith
of property to V.F.W., Post 9122.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2309 Pilot program for testing and remediaton for students Harden
with dyslexia; delete repealer.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2317 Bail bonds; forfeiture order set aside in absence of Minor
required notice.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2335 Driver's license; revise qualifications of director of Dearing
examiners.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2360 Massage therapists; license and regulate. Huggins
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2445 Omnibus Pay Statute; remove Executive Director, MS Nunnelee
Industries for the Blind.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2503 Study Mississippi Department of Children's Affairs; Smith
extend repealer on DHS.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2504 Driver's license; revise penalty for falsification. Dearing
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2511 Highways; designate a portion of MS Highway 25 as Johnson (19th)
Military Order of the Purple Heart Drive; all of U.S
I-20 as 31st Infantry Division Memorial Highway.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2523 Elections; State Executive Committees must appoint Bryan
election integrity assurance committee;
county/municipal committees may delegate duties.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2527 Multi-Modal Transportation Improvement Fund; create. Hewes
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2578 Occupational Diploma for students with disabilities; Chaney
authorize SBE to issue criteria.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2593 Wildlife; conform state law to federal migratory bird Posey
act.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2608 State Veterans Affairs Board; eliminate personnel Furniss
performance review of executive director.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2633 Education of exceptional children; require notice to Harden
parents regarding assessment of child.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2681 Commissioner of Public Safety; authorize to establish Huggins
organizational structure for agency.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2689 Commercial Feed Law; revise administrative procedures Stogner
for violations.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2699 Motor Vehicle Tag Law; make revisions. Minor
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2737 Motor vehicle lighting; allow white lights that Dearing
illuminate the rear of the vehicle under certain
circumstances.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2740 Vehicles with projecting loads; clarify provisions Dearing *
relating to operation at night.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2756 Shoplifting; unlawful use of theft detection shielding Turner
devices.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2769 Agricultural pesticides; increase registration fee. Stogner
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2772 Envir. Prot; authorize Environmental Quality to impose Nunnelee
penalty for generation of waste from manufacture of
controlled substance.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2778 State-owned vehicles; revise authorization law. Thames
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2894 Contractors; allow to conduct business in other Kirby
jurisdictions without separate licenses or examinations
in such jurisdictions.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2895 Gangs; revise Mississippi Street Gang Act. Farris
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2910 Bail bonds; spouses of certain law enforcement not to Horhn
write.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2911 Post conviction counsel; revise authority and Tollison
administrative details.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB2929 Signs; revise the size restriction on certain signs. Dearing
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3024 Aeronautics; include private airports open to the Minor
general public in.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3170 Jackson County; authorize annual contribution to the Moffatt
USM Institute for Marine Sciences for the Jason
Project.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3181 Town of Prentiss; may levy an assessment on Harvey
misdemeanors in support of Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3203 Covington County; authorize an assessment on Harvey
misdemeanor cases to fund Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3204 Simpson County; authorize an assessment on misdemeanor Harvey
cases to fund Pine Belt Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3205 Town of Bassfield; authorize an assessment on Harvey
misdemeanor cases in municipal court for Pine Belt
Crime Stoppers.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
SB3207 Monroe County, Aberdeen and Amory; may enter into Bryan
agreements regarding the construction of speculative
buildings.
03/30 (S) Enrolled Bill Signed
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