Tennessee
114th General Assembly·9,141 bills·Adjourned April 24, 2026
Track legislation moving through Tennessee. Browse 9,141 bills and resolutions during the 114th General Assembly, each with a plain-language summary, current status from introduction to enactment, sponsors, and voting history.
Bills
Lawrence Richard Ahern III
Lawrence Richard Ahern III
Jan McNally
Jan McNally
Drew Goddard, Heritage Conservation Trust Fund Board of Trustees
Drew Goddard, Heritage Conservation Trust Fund Board of Trustees
Master Sergeant Roderick “Roddie” W. Edmonds, posthumous receipt of Medal of Honor
Master Sergeant Roderick “Roddie” W. Edmonds, posthumous receipt of Medal of Honor
Cole Roberts, Top Ten Senior, Hampshire Unit School
Cole Roberts, Top Ten Senior, Hampshire Unit School
Kenneth Joseph Reece, Salutatorian, Montgomery Central High School
Kenneth Joseph Reece, Salutatorian, Montgomery Central High School
Callie Drennon
Callie Drennon
Approves, in accordance with statutory requirements and subject to the oversight and approval of the department of transportation, the Nolensville Pike, Gallatin Pike, and Downtown corridor projects as included in Davidson County’s Choose How You Move transportation improvement program, adopted by voters on November 5, 2024.
Approves, in accordance with statutory requirements and subject to the oversight and approval of the department of transportation, the Nolensville Pike, Gallatin Pike, and Downtown corridor projects as included in Davidson County’s Choose How You Move transportation improvement program, adopted by voters on November 5, 2024.
Jasmin Coleman, TCCAA Coach of the Year
Jasmin Coleman, TCCAA Coach of the Year
Maliyah Glasper, 2026 TSSAA Class 2A Miss Basketball
Maliyah Glasper, 2026 TSSAA Class 2A Miss Basketball
Richland High School Raiders cheerleading team
Richland High School Raiders cheerleading team
Ansley Lovett, Top Ten Senior, Hampshire Unit School
Ansley Lovett, Top Ten Senior, Hampshire Unit School
As introduced, increases, from 30 to 45, the number of days within the end of a fiscal year, for which a municipality is requesting an allocation of sales and use taxes revenues, that a municipality may submit a summary of the cost of an economic development project through to the end of that fiscal year, with supporting documentation certified by the chief financial officer of the municipality. - Amends TCA Title 7, Chapter 40.
As introduced, increases, from 30 to 45, the number of days within the end of a fiscal year, for which a municipality is requesting an allocation of sales and use taxes revenues, that a municipality may submit a summary of the cost of an economic development project through to the end of that fiscal year, with supporting documentation certified by the chief financial officer of the municipality. - Amends TCA Title 7, Chapter 40.
Supreme Court Justice Holly Kirby
Supreme Court Justice Holly Kirby
Grant Johnson, Salutatorian, Kenwood High School
Grant Johnson, Salutatorian, Kenwood High School
Tennessee Agricultural Enhancement Program, 20th Anniversary
Tennessee Agricultural Enhancement Program, 20th Anniversary
Jeffrey Edward Guth
Dr. Sidney A. McPhee, president of MTSU
Dr. Sidney A. McPhee, president of MTSU
Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists, 69th Annual Meeting
Association of Environmental and Engineering Geologists, 69th Annual Meeting
Grace Ann Hanna, Valedictorian, Northwest High School
Grace Ann Hanna, Valedictorian, Northwest High School
Jeana Marks, Valedictorian, Hampshire Unit School
Jeana Marks, Valedictorian, Hampshire Unit School
Charlie Becker
Charlie Becker