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Chad McMahan

Bills in the 2018 Regular Session, Senate.

All of Chad McMahan's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • Senate Bill 3023

    Lee County; authorize annual contributions to Sanctuary Hospice House.

Out of committee1

  • Senate Bill 3058

    City of Saltillo; authorize the governing authorities to impose a tax on hotels, motels and restaurants for certain purposes.

In committee5

  • Senate Bill 2437

    "Meet My Mississippi"; designate as official state poem.

  • Senate Bill 2534

    County coroners; may contract with a private pathologist to perform autopsies.

  • Senate Bill 2556

    Local government police vehicles; allow off duty use of under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 2565

    Abortion facility required to have CON and "Mississippi Unborn Infants Dignity Act"; enact.

  • Senate Bill 3039

    Bonds; authorize for improvements to the intersection of Rockabilly Way and Mississippi Highway 348.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 4
  • Senate Bill 2277

    Salvage certificate of title; vehicles with may not receive a clear title but may receive a branded title.

  • Senate Bill 2296

    Group health insurance plan coverage for prescription drugs; authorize medication synchronization for beneficiaries.

  • Senate Bill 2463

    Rare diseases; UMMC and other agencies shall prepare report on the state of in Mississippi.

  • Senate Bill 2934

    Dog fighting; revise offense of and penalty for.

Passed the Senate · 2
  • Senate Bill 2408

    State parks; exempt veterans who have been adjudged to have a total 100% service-connected disability from entry fees.

  • Senate Bill 2455

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

In committee · 3
  • Senate Bill 2316

    Sex offenders; future contact with victim prohibited (Carly's Law).

  • Senate Bill 2567

    State Bond Commission; powers in connection with the issuance of state bonds are limited to certain administrative functions.

  • Senate Bill 3007

    Sales taxation; exempt retail sales of school supplies during the last weekend in July.