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Timmy Ladner

Bills in the 2018 Regular Session, House.

All of Timmy Ladner's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • House Bill 1040

    National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS); require all law enforcement agencies to implement reporting system to comply with.

  • House Bill 1041

    Commission on Marine Resources; revise length of time for which permits for governmental entities are valid.

Out of committee1

  • House Bill 1042

    Shell Recovery and Replenishment Program; create to replenish oyster shells taken from waters within Mississippi.

In committee14

  • House Bill 958

    Mobile or manufactured home; allow owner with one year or longer lease on land to classify as real property.

  • House Bill 959

    Homestead exemption; increase for persons 65 years of age or older or totally disabled.

  • House Bill 960

    Mobile homes; give owner of one year to redeem the property after sold for taxes.

  • House Bill 961

    School calendar; reduce number of days in scholastic year to 170.

  • House Bill 971

    School employees annual salary supplement; remove cap on nurses who are eligible for.

  • House Bill 972

    Youth court hearings; allow family members to attend hearings in.

  • House Bill 973

    Youth court; authorize release of certain records to media and provide the media may attend hearings in.

  • House Bill 976

    School board members; elect all at statewide general election for four-year term.

  • House Bill 977

    Homestead exemption; increase for persons 65 years of age or older or totally disabled.

  • House Bill 978

    State and School Employees Health Insurance Plan; include county and municipal employees, including elected officials, in participation.

  • House Bill 979

    Reports of suspected abuse; require persons who make to Child Protection Service and Department of Human Services to give their name and contact information.

  • House Bill 980

    State agencies; require to abide by state law and prohibit from adopting any rule, policy or regulation that conflicts with state law.

  • House Bill 981

    Assistant teachers; require assignment of to every classroom for grades K-4.

  • House Bill 1039

    Rural utility districts; authorize county board of supervisors to consolidate.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 33
Passed the House · 3
  • House Bill 722

    Use tax; use portion of revenue to assist municipalities and counties with road and bridge improvements.

  • House Bill 1512

    BP settlement funds; provide for distribution to applicants for assistance for projects.

  • House Bill 1543

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of the Pearl River Community College Workforce Development Center.

In committee · 2
  • House Bill 1324

    Motor vehicles; increase weight limit tolerance for harvest permit vehicles and vehicles loading and unloading at state ports.

  • House Bill 1689

    Hancock County; provide manner in which revenue from a hotel/motel tax may be expended.