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John G. Faulkner

Bills in the 2019 Regular Session, House.

All of John G. Faulkner's terms

Sponsored

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 1009

    Suffrage; restore to Catina Faulkner Taylor of Marshall County.

In committee15

  • House Bill 590

    School superintendents; revise authority to assign certain students who the youth court orders to be enrolled.

  • House Bill 592

    Appropriation; City of Holly Springs for widening a road for the Springs Industrial Park.

  • House Bill 593

    Private correctional facilities contractor; must have ability to use local vendors when providing services to offenders.

  • House Bill 594

    Local governments capital improvements revolving loan program; include municipal natural gas facilities.

  • House Bill 595

    Code-charter municipality governing authorities; may delegate duties related to personnel actions.

  • House Bill 596

    Water well contractor's license; remove requirement that applicant must present three affidavits to the DEQ examining committee.

  • House Bill 597

    Sales tax; divert an additional amount to municipalities to be used to fund infrastructure projects.

  • House Bill 1007

    Elections; establish procedure for automatic registration of voters.

  • House Bill 1008

    Felony expungement; authorize for nonviolent crimes.

  • House Bill 1010

    Nonviolent felons; authorize expungement and tax credits for employers of.

  • House Bill 1057

    Spouses and children of first responders killed in the line of duty; provide scholarship for attendance at post secondary institution.

  • House Bill 1557

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Holly Springs with construction of a wellness and aquatics.

  • House Bill 1558

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Holly Springs restoration of former Holly Springs Water and Light Plant building.

  • House Bill 1567

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Holly Springs with improvements to Mississippi Highway 178.

  • House Bill 1737

    Marshall County; authorize contribution to Bishop Houck New Hope Village.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 21
  • House Bill 571

    Commercial sexual exploitation of children; decriminalize for minors and improve response and support services of government agencies to.

  • House Bill 1065

    Income tax; authorize a job tax credit for certain water transportation enterprises.

  • House Bill 1075

    Felony abuse of a vulnerable person; expand crime to include the willful infliction of severe mental anguish.

  • House Bill 1283

    The "Mississippi School Safety Act of 2019"; enact.

  • House Bill 1427

    Bonds; authorize issuance for various Mississippi Development Authority Programs.

  • House Bill 1465

    Assault and aggravated assault; include health care providers in provisions regarding.

  • House Bill 1540

    Contracts for collection of city/county solid wastes; authorize to extend without advertising for proposals under certain circumstances.

  • House Bill 1581

    Firearms; clarify that courtroom includes a judge's chamber, witness room and jury room.

  • House Bill 1618

    Appropriation; Public Employees' Retirement System.

  • House Bill 1619

    Appropriation; Veterans' Home Purchase Board.

  • House Bill 1629

    Appropriation; Nursing, Board of.

  • House Bill 1632

    Appropriation; Athletic Commission.

  • House Bill 1637

    Appropriation; State Public Defender, Office of.

  • House Bill 1642

    Appropriation; Public Utilities Staff.

  • House Bill 1643

    Appropriation; Education, Department of.

  • House Bill 1644

    Appropriation; Library Commission.

  • House Bill 1646

    Appropriation; Archives and History, Department of.

  • House Bill 1648

    Appropriation; Transportation, Department of.

  • House Bill 1650

    Appropriation; Medicaid, Division of.

  • House Bill 1653

    Appropriation; Forestry Commission.

  • House Bill 1727

    Marshall County; certain road contacts within Chickasaw Trails Industrial Park may extend beyond of term of board of supervisors.

Passed the House · 10
  • House Bill 4

    Veterans; establish a permissive preference in private employment for certain veterans.

  • House Bill 260

    "Mississippi Joint Municipal Law Enforcement Act"; create.

  • House Bill 344

    Proclamation of a local emergency; allow president of county board of supervisors to declare.

  • House Bill 935

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds for the Small Municipalities and Limited Population Counties Fund.

  • House Bill 1067

    Youth court; revise who may attend hearings and require to send certain monthly cumulative data to Administrative Office of Courts.

  • House Bill 1127

    Fee-in-lieu of ad valorem taxes; revise investments required by qualified business under the MS Health Care Industry Zone Act.

  • House Bill 1284

    Fresh Start Act of 2019; create.

  • House Bill 1430

    Income tax; authorize a tax credit for contributions to certain endowed funds held by community foundations.

  • House Bill 1584

    Historic property income tax credit; increase amount of credits that may be awarded and revise certain other provisions.

  • House Bill 1674

    Bonds; authorize issuance for various purposes.

In committee · 15
  • House Bill 38

    Disabled veteran motor vehicle license tag; increase number that may be issued to a disabled veteran.

  • House Bill 53

    Income tax; authorize credit for certain child care expenses, child care centers and child care teachers and directors.

  • House Bill 254

    Bonds; create rural counties and municipalities cellular and broadband grant program and authorize issuance of bonds.

  • House Bill 332

    School safety; require schools to conduct emergency law enforcement drills to address active shooter incidents and other violent acts.

  • House Bill 656

    Mississippi Initiative on HBCUs; create to strengthen capacity of HBCUs to provide highest quality of education.

  • House Bill 730

    Lottery; clarify liquor stores able to serve as lottery retailers.

  • House Bill 773

    Military education credits and certifications; require IHL, MCCB and SWIB to develop policy for acceptance of toward academic degrees and licensure requirements.

  • House Bill 1027

    Right to vote; restore automatically to certain persons who have completed all sentencing requirements.

  • House Bill 1042

    Appropriations; Employment Security for funding Summer Youth Employment Programs.

  • House Bill 1054

    Appropriation; MDOC to pay regional facilities $29.74 per day for each state inmate.

  • House Bill 1055

    Appropriations; Hinds County to fund development of regional wastewater treatment system to service the Hinds Parkway area.

  • House Bill 1056

    Appropriations; Hinds County to fund completion of construction of Hinds Parkway Road Project.

  • House Bill 1058

    Appropriations; Employment Security for funding Summer Youth Employment Programs.

  • House Bill 1526

    Voting rights; restore upon satisfaction of all the sentencing requirements of a conviction.

  • House Bill 1595

    Bonds; authorize issuance for improvements to the Jackson Public School District's Career Development Center.