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Deborah Butler Dixon

Bills in the 2019 Regular Session, House.

All of Deborah Butler Dixon's terms

Sponsored

Became law2

  • House Bill 1677

    Hinds County; authorize contributions to Scott Ford Houses and Jackson Zoological Park.

  • House Bill 1678

    Hinds County; authorize contribution to Morning Star School, a Mississippi Historic Landmark.

Vetoed1

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 836

    Oakley Youth Development Center; require to have physical custody of child within certain time frame when child ordered to.

Out of committee3

  • House Bill 52

    Fees assessed to youth involved in juvenile justice system, certain; remove.

  • House Bill 480

    Rights of youth taken into custody for delinquent act, certain; require legal counsel be consulted before waiver of certain rights may occur.

  • House Bill 745

    Mississippi Youthbuild Act; create.

In committee23

  • House Bill 481

    Consumer Arrest Record Equity (CARE) Act; create.

  • House Bill 662

    Child Support; suspend requirement for payment while payor is incarcerated.

  • House Bill 663

    Law enforcement officers; require training on drug referral programs.

  • House Bill 664

    Probation and parole; prohibit revocation of for failure of offender to pay restitution program fees under certain circumstances.

  • House Bill 665

    Juvenile offenders; revise sentencing guidelines.

  • House Bill 722

    Bail schedule for courts; create.

  • House Bill 742

    Tobacco products; revise minimum age required to purchase.

  • House Bill 743

    Parole eligibility for older offenders; increase age and length of sentence served to be eligible for parole and remove certain crimes for eligibility.

  • House Bill 744

    Eligibility for Intensive Supervision Program; revise.

  • House Bill 746

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

  • House Bill 835

    Expunction; automatically granted for first-time offenders.

  • House Bill 837

    Parole eligibility; revise for offenders who have reached age 60 or older.

  • House Bill 951

    End-of-Course assesments; remove mandatory requirement of passing score as a condition for graduation.

  • House Bill 953

    Expungement; authorize for no more than two felony convictions.

  • House Bill 1099

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

  • House Bill 1100

    Child support payments; limit to the date upon which paternity is proven.

  • House Bill 1201

    CON; issue to Mastercare, Inc. for nursing home in Hinds or Copiah County for geriatric inmates.

  • House Bill 1396

    Youth returning to school from certain out-of-home placement; prohibit automatic placement in alternative school.

  • House Bill 1536

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

  • House Bill 1537

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

  • House Bill 1577

    Appropriation; Hinds County Board of Supervisors for Hinds County Circuit Drug Court for treatments for opioid addiction.

  • House Bill 1684

    Bonds; authorize issuance for City of Raymond Police Department building.

  • House Bill 1685

    Bonds; authorize issuance for improvements at Hawkins Field Airport in Jackson.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 41
  • House Bill 366

    Mississippi Broadband Enabling Act; create.

  • House Bill 571

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

  • House Bill 584

    MS Qualified Health Center Grant Program; extend authority to make grants under.

  • House Bill 698

    Construction contracts; allow public entities to allocate additional funds to project budget.

  • House Bill 798

    Physician Assistants; delete repealer on authority for issuance of temporary license to applicants in master's degree program.

  • House Bill 977

    Nonresident physicians; allow athletic team physicians to provide treatment to players at sporting events in MS.

  • House Bill 983

    Bonds; authorize issuance for improvements at the state-owned shipyard in Jackson County.

  • House Bill 1048

    Hemodialysis technicians; provide for registration under State Board of Health.

  • House Bill 1065

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

  • House Bill 1147

    Department of Human Services; extend repealers on certain sections relating to.

  • House Bill 1160

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of the Mississippi Center for Medically Fragile Children.

  • House Bill 1226

    Pharmacy Board; authorize to conduct criminal background checks on wholesale distributors.

  • House Bill 1307

    Land sold for nonpayment of ad valorem taxes; sale is voidable at option of owner if chancery clerk fails to send required notice.

  • House Bill 1322

    Eye examinations; require SBE to recommend for first grade students whose initial screening indicates need for comprehensive.

  • House Bill 1352

    Criminal Justice Reform Act; create.

  • House Bill 1477

    Cemeteries; authorize counties and municipalities to expend funds to maintain abandoned nonprofit cemeteries.

  • House Bill 1568

    Bonds; authorize issuance for the Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund.

  • House Bill 1618

    Appropriation; Public Employees' Retirement System.

  • House Bill 1619

    Appropriation; Veterans' Home Purchase Board.

  • House Bill 1620

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

  • House Bill 1622

    Appropriation; Psychology, Board of.

  • House Bill 1623

    Appropriation; Auctioneers Commission.

  • House Bill 1624

    Appropriation; Medical Licensure, Board of.

  • House Bill 1625

    Appropriation; Optometry, Board of.

  • House Bill 1626

    Appropriation: Real Estate Commission and Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board.

  • House Bill 1627

    Appropriation; Nursing Home Administrators, Board of.

  • House Bill 1634

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

  • House Bill 1635

    Appropriation; Attorney General.

  • House Bill 1636

    Appropriation; District attorneys and staff.

  • House Bill 1637

    Appropriation; State Public Defender, Office of.

  • House Bill 1638

    Appropriation; Capital Post-Conviction Counsel, Office of.

  • House Bill 1648

    Appropriation; Transportation, Department of.

  • House Bill 1649

    Appropriation; Health, Department of.

  • House Bill 1652

    Appropriation; Human Services, Department of.

  • House Bill 1653

    Appropriation; Forestry Commission.

  • House Bill 1654

    Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission.

  • House Bill 1659

    Appropriation; Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks, Department of.

  • House Bill 1660

    Appropriation; Oil and Gas Board.

  • House Bill 1706

    City of Jackson; extend repeal date on convention and visitors bureau and reconstitute membership of bureau.

  • House Bill 1720

    Warren County; authorize contributions to various organizations.

  • House Bill 1721

    City of Vicksburg; authorize to enter into lease agreements for water park improvements and to acquire such improved property through rental contracts.

Passed the House · 23
  • House Bill 334

    Mental health courts; authorize to be established throughout the state.

  • House Bill 637

    voter enfranchisement; create joint legislative study committee on.

  • House Bill 688

    Districts of Innovations; require SDE to recognize use of Cambridge Assessment or other nationally recognized assessment for purposes of school accountability designations.

  • House Bill 702

    Cottage food operation; increase maximum annual gross sales to $35,000.00 and authorize to advertise over the Internet.

  • House Bill 728

    Capitol Complex Improvement District; increase amount of short-term debt that DFA may incur to implement and administer projects.

  • House Bill 793

    Artificial meat; prohibit meat produced or cultured from animal tissue and plant-or insect-based food products from being labeled as meat.

  • House Bill 963

    Bonds; revise certain provisions regarding sale by political subdivisions and other instrumentalities.

  • House Bill 1045

    Mississippi Telephone Solicitation Act; increase maximum civil penalties for violations of.

  • 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 1084

    Drug Court; revise certification schedule.

  • House Bill 1102

    Tourism; create advisory board and divert percentage of restaurant and hotel sales tax revenue for advertising.

  • House Bill 1116

    School enrollment; allow for children with documentation of a parent's pending military relocation to the state.

  • House Bill 1131

    County industrial development authorities, certain; authorize to sell bonds to the United States.

  • House Bill 1162

    Airport Authorities Law; revise definition of airport and bring forward section of.

  • House Bill 1183

    Mississippi Development Authority Job Training Grant Fund; repeal and transfer balance to the General Fund.

  • House Bill 1296

    Open Meetings Act; revise to require that minutes kept shall be posted on public body's website within certain time after the meeting.

  • House Bill 1337

    Youth Court Act; implement recommendations of supreme court commission on children's justice.

  • House Bill 1363

    Mississippi Railroad Improvements Fund; revise to provide that grants are for short line railroads.

  • House Bill 1460

    Hospice; allow medical directors to prescribe controlled substances for pain for terminally ill patients without in person visit.

  • House Bill 1563

    Bonds; authorize issuance for construction of the Center for STEM Education and Advancement.

  • House Bill 1579

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

  • House Bill 1592

    Bonds; authorize issuance for improvements at Mississippi State Fairgrounds and Agriculture and Forestry Museum.

  • House Bill 1608

    Bonds; authorize issuance improvements to certain state-owned emergency alert transmission towers.

Out of committee · 3
  • House Bill 134

    Income tax; allow a credit to grocers for part of cost of purchasing locally grown or produced agricultural products.

  • House Bill 723

    Nuclear High School Academy; authorize certain school district to enter into partnership for the establishment of.

  • House Bill 1367

    Appraisal management companies; prohibit criminal background check as a condition of employment.

In committee · 14
  • House Bill 47

    Appropriation; City of Mound Bayou to make improvements to existing city pool.

  • House Bill 269

    Advocates of domestic abuse victims; create provisions to protect confidential information of.

  • House Bill 589

    State song; designate as "Mississippi Beautiful."

  • House Bill 648

    Sixteenth section land; authorize leasing of certain land by municipalities/counties for less than minimum percentage if land leased for public purpose.

  • House Bill 656

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

  • House Bill 834

    Right to vote; restore to people who committed nonviolent disqualifying crimes upon meeting certain 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 1058

    Appropriations; Employment Security for funding Summer Youth Employment Programs.

  • House Bill 1356

    Medicaid; seek waiver for plan to expand eligibility with regional care organizations, known as "One Mississippi".

  • House Bill 1526

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

  • House Bill 1550

    Bonds; authorize issuance for Capitol Complex Improvement District and City of Jackson projects.

  • House Bill 1595

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

  • House Bill 1719

    Warren County; authorize contributions to local nonprofit economic development organizations & authorize provision of certain matching funds.