MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE

REGULAR SESSION 2025

61st LEGISLATIVE DAY

APRIL 2, 2025

86th CALENDAR DAY

HOUSE CALENDAR

1.

H. B. No. 1126:
  
  (Refiled 4/1)

Budget process; bring forward sections relating to and provide for transfers of funds.
(Appropriations E) (Appropriations A)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Read, Cockerham, Mangold
SENATE CONFEREES: Hopson, Polk, Harkins

2.

H. B. No. 1127:
  
  (Refiled 4/1)

ARPA funds programs; bring forward sections of.
(Appropriations A)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Read, Cockerham, Oliver
SENATE CONFEREES: Hopson, Polk, McCaughn

3.

S. B. No. 2146:
  
  (Recommitted)

State budget; bring forward code sections related to and provide for transfers.
(Appropriations A)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Read, Cockerham, Mangold
SENATE CONFEREES: Hopson, Polk, Harkins

4.

S. B. No. 2840:
  
  (Refiled 4/1)

State Budget process; revise provisions related to and transfer certain funds.
(Appropriations A) (Accountability, Efficiency, Transparency)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Read, Cockerham, Mangold
SENATE CONFEREES: Hopson, Polk, Robinson

1.

H. B. No. 1123:
  
  (Recommitted)

Pharmacy benefit managers and pharmacy services administrative organizations; provide certain regulations for.
(State Affairs)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Zuber, Horan, Hood
SENATE CONFEREES: Bryan, Parks, Wiggins

2.

H. B. No. 1306:
  
  (Recommitted)

Preneed establishments; reduce amount of fine that Secretary of State may impose upon for late filing of their reports.
(Insurance)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Turner, Arnold, Boyd (37th)
SENATE CONFEREES: Polk, Hickman, McMahan

3.

H. B. No. 1491:
  
  (Refiled 4/1)

Cloud Center of Excellence; establish for phased-in cloud computing and storage by state agencies and governing authorities.
(State Affairs) (Technology)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Zuber, Massengill, Ford (73rd)
SENATE CONFEREES: DeLano, Williams, Johnson

4.

H. B. No. 1614:
  
  (Filed 3/31)

Expungement; clarify for pardon and human trafficking convictions.
(Judiciary B)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Horan, Owen, Porter
SENATE CONFEREES: Fillingane, Sparks, Barrett

5.

S. B. No. 2190:
  
  (Filed 3/31)

Driver's license; amend provisions related to.
(Judiciary B)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Horan, Ford (73rd), Porter
SENATE CONFEREES: Fillingane, Hill, Barrett

6.

S. B. No. 2211:
  
  (Refiled 4/1)

Sexual assault victim's rights; amend provision related to in order to qualify for federal STOP Grant funds.
(Judiciary B)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Horan, Burch, McLean
SENATE CONFEREES: Fillingane, Hill, Wiggins

7.

S. B. No. 2248:
  
  (Filed 3/28)

Fresh Start Act; revise.
(Accountability, Efficiency, Transparency)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Ford (54th), Porter, Crudup
SENATE CONFEREES: Sparks, Suber, McCaughn

8.

S. B. No. 2289:
  
  (Refiled 4/1)

State employee telework policies; amend.
(Workforce Development)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Bell (21st), Lott, Haney
SENATE CONFEREES: Sparks, Suber, McCaughn

9.

S. B. No. 2452:
  
  (Recommitted)

Child support; create presumption that support continues past the age of majority for a disabled child.
(Youth and Family Affairs) (Judiciary A)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Anthony, Blackwell, Hood
SENATE CONFEREES: Wiggins, Turner-Ford, Boyd

10.

S. B. No. 2849:
  
  (Filed 3/31)

Economic development incentives; require agreements to secure employee freedom and privacy regarding unionization decisions.
(Business and Commerce) (Ways and Means)
HOUSE CONFEREES: Yancey, Calvert, Lamar
SENATE CONFEREES: Robinson, Wiggins, Johnson

1.

H. B. No. 293:

Congressional primaries; change time for holding in years without presidential election.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Sanford, Tullos)

2.

H. B. No. 602:

Crawfish and seafood; provide country of origin labeling requirements for.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Anderson (122nd), Hulum)

3.

H. B. No. 809:

Students of active duty service members and civilian personnel; clarify "active duty" status for purpose of school enrollment and transfers.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Roberson, McCarty)

4.

H. B. No. 811:

Candidate qualifications; revise process for.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Summers, Sanford, Tullos)

5.

H. B. No. 856:
  (3/5)

Pharmacy Practice Act; extend repealer on.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Creekmore IV, Felsher)

6.

H. B. No. 861:

Sexual offense; provide immunity for reporting.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Horan, Owen)

7.

H. B. No. 924:

Creating Logic for Efficiency and Accountability (CLEAR) Act; create.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Ford (54th), Porter)

8.

H. B. No. 958:

Department of Information Technology Services; revise certain provisions relating to acquisition of technology services.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Zuber, Johnson)

9.

H. B. No. 1062:

Dental hygienists; authorize to provide services to patients under the general supervision of dentists under certain conditions.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Creekmore IV, Felsher)

10.

H. B. No. 1077:

Kratom products; prohibit sale to persons under 21.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Yancey, Calvert)

11.

H. B. No. 1131:

2024 Local Improvements Project Fund; clarify and correct names and purposes of certain.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Read, Cockerham)

12.

H. B. No. 1193:

Public K-12 and Postsecondary schools; prohibit DEI statements and practices.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Hood, Yates)

13.

H. B. No. 1203:

Camping; prohibit on public property.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Hood, Yates)

14.

H. B. No. 1245:

Memorial highways; designate various segments of public roadway as upon certain conditions.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Massengill, Tubb)

15.

H. B. No. 1308:

Grooming of a child; establish as a criminal offense.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Horan, Owen)

16.

H. B. No. 1325:

County depositories; revise interval of time for accepting bids from financial institutions in certain years.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Aguirre, Boyd (37th))

17.

H. B. No. 1330:

Banks; authorize investments in SBICs incorporated outside MS and in LLCs and LLPs.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Aguirre, Boyd (37th))

18.

H. B. No. 1338:

Unmarked vehicles; revise provisions that regulate.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Horan, Owen)

19.

H. B. No. 1502:
  (3/5)

MS Hemp Cultivation Act; revise provisions of and legalize manufacture and sale of hemp beverages.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Yancey, Calvert)

20.

H. B. No. 1505:

Construction manager at risk law; revise provisions related to selection of contractors and vendors for IHL.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Ford (54th), Porter)

21.

H. B. No. 1509:

District Attorneys; revise salaries to certain amount below chancery and circuit courts.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Horan, Owen)

22.

H. B. No. 1544:

Judicial districts; bring forward for purposes of amendment.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(McCarty, Horan, Owen)

23.

S. B. No. 2143:

Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law; revise definition of "qualified resort area."
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Zuber, Johnson)

24.

S. B. No. 2181:

Public Records Act; exempt school district Test Security Plans for administration of Statewide Student Assessment Program.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Roberson, McCarty)

25.

S. B. No. 2263:

Approval of oyster leases by the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources; clarify authority.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Anderson (122nd), Hulum)

26.

S. B. No. 2267:

Mississippi Statewide Data Exchange Act; establish.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Zuber, Johnson)

27.

S. B. No. 2271:

Mississippi Wireless Communication Commission; move to the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Ford (73rd), Faulkner)

28.

S. B. No. 2328:
  (3/5)

Property; authorize removal of squatters, amend eviction statutes and prohibit discrimination.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Hood, Yates)

29.

S. B. No. 2386:

Medicaid reimbursement, services, beneficiaries, hospital assessment & related provisions; bring forward sections related to.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(McGee, Mansell)

30.

S. B. No. 2482:

Mississippi Electronic Court System; revise provision related to access.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Hood, Yates)

31.

S. B. No. 2489:

Appellate court expense allowance; authorize receipt for judicial duties performed in any area of the state.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Hood, Yates)

32.

S. B. No. 2517:
  (3/5)

"MS Intercollegiate Athletics Compensation Rights Act" and "Uniform Athletes Agent Act"; bring forward.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Scoggin, Holloway (76th))

33.

S. B. No. 2518:

Public-private partnerships; allow IHL board to lease on behalf of public institutions of higher learning.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Scoggin, Holloway (76th))

34.

S. B. No. 2573:

Department of Tourism; create.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Haney, Denton)

35.

S. B. No. 2654:

In-person early voting; allow.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Sanford, Tullos)

36.

S. B. No. 2704:

Annual inspection of the infirmary at the State Penitentiary at Parchman; require State Department of Health to conduct.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Creekmore IV, Felsher)

37.

S. B. No. 2730:

Mississippi Burn Care Fund; provide that SBH shall equitably divide funds among all certified health centers.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Deweese)

38.

S. B. No. 2741:
  (3/5)

Professional music therapists; provide for licensure by State Department of Health.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Creekmore IV, Felsher)

39.

S. B. No. 2767:

The Mississippi Opioid Settlement Fund Advisory Council; create.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Creekmore IV, Felsher)

40.

S. B. No. 2768:

Judicial redistricting; revise provisions related to chancery and circuit courts.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(McCarty, Horan, Owen)

41.

S. B. No. 2802:

Municipal and county fire funds; increase funds transferred to by DOR from the collection of certain taxes.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Lamar, Steverson)

42.

S. B. No. 2835:
  (3/5)

Mississippi Emergency Communications Act; create.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Ford (73rd), Faulkner)

43.

S. B. No. 2851:

Alcoholic beverages; allow persons to bring onto premises with on-premises retailer's permits in certain qualified resorts.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Zuber, Johnson)

44.

S. B. No. 2886:

Mississippi Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team Law; enact.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Creekmore IV, Felsher)

45.

S. B. No. 3056:
  (3/5)

Calhoun County; authorize assessments on convictions for improvements to courthouses and pretrial detention facilities.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Barnett, Hines)

46.

S. B. No. 3257:
  (2/3)

Marshall County; authorize contributions to 501(c)(3) organizations operating food pantries.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Barnett, Hines)

47.

S. B. No. 3258:
  (3/5)

Washington County; extend the repeal date on the Washington County Convention and Visitors Committee and tourism tax.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Barnett, Hines)

48.

S. B. No. 3061:
  (3/5)

Lincoln County; authorize assessments on convictions for improvements to courthouses and pretrial detention facilities.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Barnett, Hines)

49.

S. B. No. 3265:
  (3/5)

City of Water Valley; authorize to enact a tax on restaurants for tourism and parks and recreation.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Barnett, Hines)

50.

S. B. No. 3269:
  (3/5)

Chickasaw County; authorize assessments on convictions for improvements to courthouses and pretrial detention facilities.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Barnett, Hines)

51.

S. B. No. 3275:
  (3/5)

Madison County; increase the amount of bonds that may be issued for the Madison County Economic Development Authority.
(WHEREBY THE CONFERENCE REPORT WAS ADOPTED)
(Barnett, Hines)

1.

H. R. No. 117:

Eric Landreal "Abdul Jaleel" Dixon; mourn the loss and commemorate life and legacy upon his passing.
(Rules)

4/1

2.

H. R. No. 129:

Holly Beck; commend upon retirement as Director of Choral Music at Horn Lake High School.
(Rules)

4/1

3.

H. R. No. 131:

Tupelo High School Girls Cross Country Team; commend on winning back-to-back MHSAA 7A State Championships.
(Rules)

4/1