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Sollie B. Norwood

Bills in the 2025 Regular Session, Senate.

All of Sollie B. Norwood's terms

Sponsored

Passed the Senate1

  • Senate Bill 2798

    County boards of supervisors; require to regulate county and municipal cemeteries.

In committee19

  • Senate Bill 2331

    Expungement; consolidate statutes concerning.

  • Senate Bill 2332

    Law enforcement pursuits; require municipalities and counties to develop policies regarding.

  • Senate Bill 2348

    Responsible Firearm Purchasing Act; enact.

  • Senate Bill 2349

    Study Committee; authorize to study police pursuits.

  • Senate Bill 2350

    Grocery items; prohibit cost-plus pricing without public notice.

  • Senate Bill 2371

    Open meetings; revise accessibility to information on meeting times, agendas and minutes.

  • Senate Bill 2448

    Legislature; allow PERS retirees to receive retirement allowance while serving as a member of.

  • Senate Bill 2614

    Corporal punishment; prohibit administration of in public and charter schools for disciplinary matters.

  • Senate Bill 2615

    Compulsory school attendance law; require of kindergarten-age children.

  • Senate Bill 2617

    Charter schools; bring forward code section regarding payments from State Department of Education.

  • Senate Bill 2619

    Charter schools; revoke charter if school remains "D" or "F" rated for longer than two consecutive years.

  • Senate Bill 2646

    Suffrage; provide for restoration upon completion of sentence and other conditions.

  • Senate Bill 2647

    Qualifying to run for public office; prohibit use of post office box and require physical address of residence.

  • Senate Bill 2707

    Registered providers of services for homeless persons; exempt from certain fees.

  • Senate Bill 2708

    Personal care homes; require licensure and regulations of those providing living arrangements for one or more persons.

  • Senate Bill 2713

    Supplementary state food stamp program for elderly recipients; create and fund.

  • Senate Bill 2772

    Expunction and reenfranchisment; revise procedure for requesting.

  • Senate Bill 2777

    Cyberstalking; authorize injunction when criminal charges filed.

  • Senate Bill 2778

    Grandparents; authorize payment of support for assuming primary care of grandchildren, create tax credit for.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 12
  • Senate Bill 2015

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Public Safety, Department of.

  • Senate Bill 2026

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Corrections, Department of.

  • Senate Bill 2027

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Emergency Management Agency.

  • Senate Bill 2028

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Agriculture and Commerce, Department of.

  • Senate Bill 2029

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Fair and Coliseum Commission - Livestock shows.

  • Senate Bill 2030

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Animal Health, Board of.

  • Senate Bill 2034

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Military Department.

  • Senate Bill 2035

    2025 First Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Veterans Affairs Board.

  • Senate Bill 2562

    Circuit clerk fees; increase fee for each day's attendance of clerk and deputies upon court term.

  • Senate Bill 3019

    Appropriation; Architecture, Board of.

  • Senate Bill 3022

    Appropriation; Massage Therapy, Board of.

  • Senate Bill 3023

    Appropriation; Motor Vehicle Commission.

Passed the Senate · 19
  • Senate Bill 2043

    Gaming winnings to be applied to past-due child support payments; DHS and Gaming Commission issue regulations for withholding.

  • Senate Bill 2151

    Education; require public schools to adopt policies prohibiting or restricting cell phone possession or use by students in class.

  • Senate Bill 2308

    Illegal dumping; increase penalties for.

  • Senate Bill 2438

    Mississippi State Employees Paid Parental Leave Act; enact.

  • Senate Bill 2446

    Public parking charges; prohibit certain municipalities from charging for attending county, city, state or federal bldg. business.

  • Senate Bill 2654

    In-person early voting; allow.

  • Senate Bill 2661

    Child Protection Services; require provision of adequate and habitable office space for local offices of.

  • Senate Bill 2681

    Medicaid reimbursements and CON; revise provisions regarding facilities in DeSoto, Harrison and Madison Counties.

  • Senate Bill 2850

    Cigarettes and vape products; require Commissioner of Revenue to establish separate directories to regulate sales of.

  • Senate Bill 2874

    Postpartum depression; create new laws and revise existing provisions related to.

  • Senate Bill 3014

    Appropriation; Ethics Commission.

  • Senate Bill 3015

    Appropriation; Judicial Performance Commission.

  • Senate Bill 3016

    Appropriation; Public Safety, Department of.

  • Senate Bill 3020

    Appropriation; Funeral Services Board.

  • Senate Bill 3021

    Appropriation; Geologists, Board of Registered Professional.

  • Senate Bill 3024

    Appropriation; Counselors, Board of Examiners for Licensed Professional.

  • Senate Bill 3025

    Appropriation; Accountancy, Board of Public.

  • Senate Bill 3026

    Appropriation; Contractors, Board of.

  • Senate Bill 3027

    Appropriation; Veterinary Examiners, Board of.

In committee · 5
  • Senate Bill 2380

    Audit; perform a 50 year comparison of appropriations at Alcorn and Mississippi State University.

  • Senate Bill 2394

    Medicaid; expand eligibility to include individuals entitled to benefits under federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

  • Senate Bill 2812

    Bonds; create a rural counties and municipalities emergency infrastructure loan program and authorize issuance of bonds.

  • Senate Bill 3001

    Sales tax; exempt retail sales of groceries, and adjust distribution to avoid impact on municipalities.

  • Senate Bill 3096

    Capital Expense Fund; FY2026 appropriation to Hinds County to make the county whole where it would have received ARPA funds.