Recognizing the need for a north-south transportation route in East Alabama
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Military spouses; preference in hiring and promoting in state service further provided for; preference authorized for political subdivisions, private employers
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Public K-12 education; expedited career and technical teaching certification pathway created for individual holding equivalent issued by another state
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Legislature; codification of 2025 Regular Session acts and Code Commissioner technical revisions into Code of Alabama 1975
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Municipalities; mayor in municipality with even number of council members required to break tie vote
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Open Records; use of public records relating to schools for certain solicitation purposes prohibited; redaction of certain information relating to financial transactions required
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Elections; municipal elections, to set qualification fee amounts, to require indigent candidates to submit documentation for fee exemption
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Etowah County, membership of personnel board
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Multi-member boards; Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Speaker, and President Pro Tempore authorized to replace any board member whom the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Speaker, and President Pro Tempore has appointing authority over
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Health care plans; to regulate the use of artificial intelligence in determinations of coverage
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Firefighter distinctive license plate; fire chaplains included, penalty for violations provided for
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Class 1 municipalities; authorization to establish community land trusts, affordable housing
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State government; Miss Alabama designated as an Official State Ambassador
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Etowah County; number of continuous days that lodging must be supplied before lodging tax no longer applies extended
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Alabama Commission on the Evaluation of Services recreated as a legislative department, duties revised and clarified, Legislative Committee on the Evaluation of Services created
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Alabama Charter School Finance Authority, bonding authority established, legislative findings, board membership, powers, contracts, investments
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Living organ donors; to prohibit discrimination in obtaining insurance coverage, provide paid medical leave for public employees who donate organs and a tax credit to private sector employers that provide similar paid leave to their employees
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Taxation; to exclude credit card transaction fees from sales and use tax calculations
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Campaign finance; require preservation of campaign records for specified period of time
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Choctaw County; ad valorem taxes, county commission authorized to increase, proceeds provided for
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