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SB 370 by Sen. Bobby Singleton, D-Greensboro, would allow for curbside voting for people with disabilities. SB 370 will be considered in the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee on Tuesday, April 20. Arise supports SB 370. -
HB 579 by Rep. Chris England, D-Tuscaloosa, would revise the criteria for the granting of parole. HB 579 will be considered in the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, April 21. Arise supports HB 579. -
HB 72 and HB 73 by Rep. Jim Hill, R-Odenville, would require supervised release for part of a sentence and expand community corrections programs, respectively. HB 72 and HB 73 will be considered in the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, April 21. Arise supports HB 72 and HB 73. -
SB 97 by Sen. Tom Whatley, R-Auburn, restricts the authority of the governor and state health officer during a pandemic emergency. SB 97 will be considered in the House Health Committee on Wednesday, April 21. Arise opposes SB 97. -
SB 189 by Sen. Arthur Orr, R-Decatur, is the Education Trust Fund budget that funds all education services in the state. SB 189 has passed the Senate and may be considered in the House Ways and Means Education Committee this week. Arise is tracking the budget appropriations in SB 189. -
HB 308 by Rep. Steve Clouse, R-Ozark, is the General Fund budget that funds Medicaid, corrections and other non-education services. HB 308 has passed the House and may be considered in the Senate Finance and Taxation General Fund Committee this week. Arise is tracking the budget appropriations in HB 308. Alabama Arise tracks legislation related to our members' interests. You can find our Bills of Interest here. |
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