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Deborah Butler Dixon

Bills in the 2017 Regular Session, House.

All of Deborah Butler Dixon's terms

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Passed the House3

  • House Bill 411

    Alcoholic Beverages; revise definition of "qualified resort area" under the Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law.

  • House Bill 476

    Child abuse; require CPS to notify applicable military installation family advocacy program in certain cases.

  • House Bill 1013

    Department of Child Protection Services; make technical amendments to provisions of law relating to and give certain powers and duties to.

Out of committee6

  • House Bill 166

    Juvenile detention centers; require a certain number of hours of daily education and prohibit use of solitary confinement.

  • House Bill 189

    Youth found with drugs or drug paraphernalia on school property; require to participate in a drug court program.

  • House Bill 232

    At-risk youth; authorize Community-Based Placement Pilot Program in certain counties.

  • House Bill 234

    Medication for youth in state-supported training school, certain; require second opinion before prescribing.

  • House Bill 605

    Dept. of Child Protection Services; transfer of DHS functions to shall be completed by Jan. 1, 2018.

  • House Bill 838

    Oakley Youth Development Center; require to have physical custody of a child within certain time frame once child is ordered to by youth court.

In committee60

  • House Bill 2

    Motorcycles; allow to proceed through red light if green light is not triggered.

  • House Bill 67

    Parole and Post-release supervision; make various revisions regarding.

  • House Bill 68

    Parole eligibility; authorize for offender 60 years or older who has served at least 10 years of sentence for drug trafficking.

  • House Bill 106

    DHS; seek federal waivers to require SNAP recipients to present photo ID when making purchases.

  • House Bill 107

    ADHD medications; provider must have second opinion and provide information to parents before prescribing.

  • House Bill 155

    Crisis intervention centers; require to establish one in Hinds County, and direct Legislature to fully fund all centers.

  • House Bill 190

    Tobacco products; revise minimum age required to purchase.

  • House Bill 191

    State Superintendent of Public Education; require Governor to appoint from candidates recommended by the State Board of Education.

  • House Bill 255

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

  • House Bill 256

    Graduation exercises; allow those in alternative schools and juvenile offenders to participate upon meeting graduation requirements.

  • House Bill 257

    End-of-course subject area test; prohibit mandatory passing score as requirement for graduation.

  • House Bill 258

    School districts; require audit of all local, state and federal funds expended by.

  • House Bill 306

    State Veterans Affairs Board; require to maintain a women veterans' program.

  • House Bill 322

    Medicaid; allow active duty military to use state of legal residence to register family members with special needs.

  • House Bill 375

    Needle exchange programs; authorize county health departments to operate with consent of local governments.

  • House Bill 376

    Public assistance; require recipients of to present proof each quarter of their attempts to obtain employment.

  • House Bill 379

    DHS; require to provide information to kinship caregivers regarding public assistance benefits.

  • House Bill 401

    Paroled offenders; prohibit automatic arrest and revocation of parole for being near the vicinity of a firearm under certain circumstances.

  • House Bill 408

    State Parole Board; assign staff attorneys to process petitions for expunction to assist in re-entry efforts.

  • House Bill 409

    At-risk students; authorize program of continued enrollment while attending an alternative education program.

  • House Bill 440

    MS Higher Education Access and Success for Homeless and Foster Youth Act; create to provide tuition assistance.

  • House Bill 443

    Dyslexia screenings; require school districts to provide for students and acceptance of independent evaluation and diagnosis.

  • House Bill 446

    School buses; require school districts to equip with seat belts and purchase those with seatbelts after July 1, 2017.

  • House Bill 498

    Automatic voter registration; authorize for those who apply for the issuance, renewal or change of address of motor vehicle driver's licenses.

  • House Bill 560

    School textbooks; create pilot program for purchasing new textbooks and require Legislature to provide funding for.

  • House Bill 561

    Employment contracts; limit payment of for certain public school and postsecondary education employees for termination or breach.

  • House Bill 562

    Assistant teachers; delete minimum salary requirement and require salary to be established in employment contract.

  • House Bill 604

    Drug testing; authorize for persons receiving public assistance benefits.

  • House Bill 606

    Pain management facilities; provide for licensure of.

  • House Bill 607

    Drug testing; establish pilot program for random testing of certain health care providers.

  • House Bill 627

    Employment Protection Act; revise and authorize law enforcement to request presentation of certain identification.

  • House Bill 628

    Bail schedule for courts; create.

  • House Bill 629

    Law enforcement officers; require to provide mental health evaluation within 24 hours of misdemeanor arrest.

  • House Bill 667

    Child support; provide credit to noncustodial parent.

  • House Bill 681

    Community Heritage Preservation Grant Fund; eliminate or limit matching funds required to get grants from.

  • House Bill 715

    Autopsy; consent must be obtained from deceased's relative before being performed.

  • House Bill 719

    MS Bureau of Investigation; authorize to investigate law enforcement personnel placed on administrative leave.

  • House Bill 720

    Capital murder; include shooting of an unarmed person in the back as.

  • House Bill 723

    Hate Crimes Law; revise application of.

  • House Bill 727

    Expunction; grant automatically for first time offenders.

  • House Bill 735

    Misdemeanor arrests; require release within 24 hours if not seen by a judge within 24 hours.

  • House Bill 737

    Manslaughter; require each case to be tried on individual merits.

  • House Bill 740

    "Broderick R. Dixon Act"; create.

  • House Bill 765

    Assistant teachers; increase salaries of.

  • House Bill 781

    Child support; revise liability of father to reflect no more than 50% of expenses.

  • House Bill 782

    Child support; revise requirements for payment of to date that paternity is proven.

  • House Bill 836

    Parole; authorize eligibility for offenders who commit habitual offenses and felonies with enhanced penalties.

  • House Bill 837

    Child neglect cases; require DHS to notify the court after three failed attempts to remove child for temporary placement.

  • House Bill 839

    State Parole Board; authorize to place certain offenders on medical parole.

  • House Bill 850

    Child support; duty to pay suspended upon incarceration and revise period for certain licensee to have license revoked for failure to pay.

  • House Bill 960

    Municipal court judges; require to be elected.

  • House Bill 1047

    Hinds County Public Schools Dyslexia Therapy Instruction Pilot Program; establish for certain school districts.

  • House Bill 1049

    Public schools; reorganize and separate students by appropriate age and grade classifications.

  • House Bill 1107

    State agency vehicles; restrict purchasing of.

  • House Bill 1111

    Staffing services; prohibit the use of by state agencies, school districts and political subdivision for hiring of employees.

  • House Bill 1134

    Youth returning from certain out-of-home placement and youth who commit certain offenses during certain period; provide certain placement of.

  • House Bill 1245

    Municipalities; require to provide police officers with certain cameras and provide certain penalties for failure to make provision.

  • House Bill 1374

    Mississippi Law Enforcement Officer's Training Academy; require all law enforcement officers to attend.

  • House Bill 1407

    Broderick Rashad Danti Dixon Act; create.

  • House Bill 1411

    Courtroom proceedings; require electronic recording of with video and audio.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 28
  • House Bill 309

    Physical Therapy Licensure Compact; create.

  • House Bill 422

    Office of Physician Workforce; authorize to assist in creating/supporting residencies in addition to family medicine residencies.

  • House Bill 456

    Infant Mortality Reduction Collaborative; extend repealer on.

  • House Bill 460

    Medical examiners and pathologist; extend repealer on fees for death investigations and autopsies.

  • House Bill 469

    Fire protection districts; authorize board of supervisors to dissolve, redefine or reconfigure.

  • House Bill 478

    Post-accute residential brain injury rehabilitation facility; define for purpose of licensure.

  • House Bill 488

    Nursing Licensure Compact; create.

  • House Bill 524

    DFA; clarify and update inventory of state real properties under the authority, general supervision and oversight of.

  • House Bill 525

    DFA; require to collect and report data on R and R expenditures for certain state facilities on annual basis.

  • House Bill 652

    Youth court custody orders; make certain revisions regarding.

  • House Bill 849

    Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets and Digital Accounts Act; create.

  • House Bill 967

    Fantasy Contest Act; revise.

  • House Bill 1213

    Youth court; authorize to utilize volunteer Court-Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) in abuse and neglect cases.

  • House Bill 1226

    Capitol Complex Improvement District; create and fund improvement projects within.

  • House Bill 1466

    City of Vicksburg; authorize contributions to Storehouse Community Food Pantry.

  • House Bill 1476

    Appropriation; Athletic Commission.

  • House Bill 1477

    Appropriation; Auctioneers Commission.

  • House Bill 1485

    Appropriation; Optometry, Board of.

  • House Bill 1488

    Appropriation; Public Employees' Retirement System.

  • House Bill 1490

    Appropriation; Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists, Board of Examiners for.

  • House Bill 1493

    Appropriation; District attorneys and staff.

  • House Bill 1494

    Appropriation; Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and trial judges services.

  • House Bill 1495

    Appropriation; Legislative expenses.

  • House Bill 1499

    Appropriation; Fire Academy.

  • House Bill 1525

    Appropriation; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, Department of.

  • House Bill 1585

    Urban Flood Control and Drainage Law; authorize special assessment on property benefited by projects.

  • House Bill 1594

    MSU; buildings erected on university land leased to private entities for student housing is exempt from taxation.

  • House Bill 1747

    Warren County; authorize contributions to various organizations.

Passed the House · 28
  • House Bill 131

    Department of Revenue; authorize to compromise and settle certain tax liabilities.

  • House Bill 162

    Mississippi Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act; create to provide flexible spending accounts for individuals with disabilities.

  • House Bill 236

    Post-Conviction Relief; revise.

  • House Bill 240

    Delinquency of a minor; provide that those who cause minors to sell drugs or join gangs contribute to.

  • House Bill 299

    Precinct boundaries; prohibit altering for certain time of.

  • House Bill 318

    Save the Rural Hospital Act; create.

  • House Bill 461

    Mental Health; extend repealer on operational standards and state board's authority over regional centers.

  • House Bill 463

    State Department of Health and State Board of Health; reenact and extend repealer on.

  • House Bill 479

    Campaign contributions; prohibit personal use of and revise to require detailed reporting of.

  • House Bill 493

    Recognition of Emergency Medical Services Personnel Licensure Interstate Compact; create.

  • House Bill 497

    Election contests; revise procedures for deciding those that result after primary elections.

  • House Bill 526

    DFA; require to study and make report on capital needs by clarifying process of asset preservation and replacement.

  • House Bill 539

    Seat belts; require for all passengers.

  • House Bill 824

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

  • House Bill 1001

    Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services; bring forward sections relating to.

  • House Bill 1031

    Drug Schedules I, II and III; revise.

  • House Bill 1100

    State energy management plan; revise laws to increase energy reporting and savings.

  • House Bill 1101

    Energy services providers; revise laws regarding procedure for public contracts.

  • House Bill 1210

    Youth Court; require to provide redacted copy of child's record to child's parent/guardian upon request of the parent/guardian.

  • House Bill 1320

    Local Option Alcoholic Beverage Control Law; revise certain provisions regarding leisure and recreational districts.

  • House Bill 1392

    Expungement; revise list of eligible crimes.

  • House Bill 1591

    Bonds; increase amount that may be issued to provide funds for the Mississippi Railroad Improvements Fund.

  • House Bill 1596

    Mississippi Small Business Investment Company Act; increase the amount of investment tax credits that may be allocated under.

  • House Bill 1619

    Income tax; revise tax credit for child adoption expenses.

  • House Bill 1668

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of a multipurpose building at the Greenville Higher Education Center/Mississippi Delta Community College.

  • House Bill 1702

    Public School Donation Tax Deduction and Dedicated Use Act; create.

  • House Bill 1732

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist municipalities and counties with bridge improvements.

  • House Bill 1734

    Bonds; authorize for various purposes.

Out of committee · 4
  • House Bill 578

    Casinos; require to provide first aid and CPR training to all employees.

  • House Bill 879

    Lottery advertisements prohibitions; repeal laws providing.

  • House Bill 1211

    Youth court prosecutor; require district attorney to appoint and require residency in county where youth court is located.

  • House Bill 1244

    Municipalities; authorize adoption of ordinance for system to issue citations and summons to violators of certain ordinances.

In committee · 14
  • House Bill 369

    Health insurance policies; require coverage certain examinations primarily related to women's health.

  • House Bill 474

    Audio recordings; require for standing, interim, special committees and subcommittees of the Mississippi Legislature.

  • House Bill 507

    Health insurance policies; require certain to cover infertility treatment and certain women's examinations.

  • House Bill 614

    Firearms; prohibit public funds from being spent on enforcing violation of state laws regarding.

  • House Bill 650

    Insurance fraud; provide civil immunity for certain reporting when done in good faith.

  • House Bill 1019

    Unattended vehicles; repeal violation for not properly parking or leaving engine running.

  • House Bill 1465

    City of Vicksburg; authorize contributions to Read by Third Grade Tutorial Program.

  • House Bill 1467

    City of Vicksburg; authorize to contribute funds and in-kind maintenance services to Beulah Cemetery.

  • House Bill 1468

    City of Vicksburg; authorize to establish a of leisure and recreation district.

  • House Bill 1570

    City of Biloxi; authorize to establish "Biloxi Biometrics and Cybersecurity Center, Inc.", a nonprofit corporation.

  • House Bill 1573

    Bonds; authorize issuance to assist Marion county and City of Columbia with road, bridge and airport improvements.

  • House Bill 1610

    Income tax; exclude overtime compensation from gross income.

  • House Bill 1722

    Gas severance tax; include carbon dioxide within definition of term "gas" and revise certain exemptions.

  • House Bill 1757

    Warren County; authorize contributions to various organizations.