Bills in the 2009 Regular Session, House.
Blaine Eaton
Sponsored
Became law1
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.
Passed the House4
Special hunting season; authorize commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks to set.
Wildlife licenses; bring forward sections issuing licenses for hunting and create additional category for lifetime sportsman's license.
Appropriation; Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.
Sales tax; revise rate on certain sales of tractors, farm implements, logging/pulpwood equipment, repair parts and labor.
In committee7
Mineral interest; revise procedure for payment of taxes.
Department of Corrections; authorize to contract with Smith county to house state inmates in regional facility.
Hunting and fishing; create an additional category for a lifetime sportsman license.
Emerging Crops Fund; agribusiness engage in poultry operations must have letter of commitment to be eligible for certain loans.
Emerging Corps Fund; authorize loans to agribusinesses engaged in poultry operations for making energy efficiency improvements.
Health insurance; require certain health insurance policies to provide coverage for autism spectrum disorders.
Ad valorem tax; create 10% cap on increase in assessed value of agricultural property and commercial poultry houses.
Co-sponsored
Became law · 16
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Department of Transportation.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; State Board of Registration for Foresters.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Pat Harrison Waterway District.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Yellow Creek State Inland Port Authority.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Pearl River Basin Development District.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Pearl River Valley Water Supply District.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; State Forestry Commission.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Department of Marine Resources.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Mississippi River Parkway Commission.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Department of Human Services-Consolidated.
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services - Consolidated.
U.S. Highway 90; designate certain highway bridge thereon as "Leo W. Seal, Jr., Memorial Bridge."
Covington County; authorize contribution to Boys and Girls Club.
Passed the House · 15
Clayton P. Henderson; name Marks Vegetable Processing Facility operated by Alcorn State University after.
Appropriation; Department of Transportation.
Appropriation; State Forestry Commission.
Appropriation; State Board of Registration for Foresters.
Appropriation; Soil and Water Conservation Commission.
Appropriation; Department of Marine Resources.
Appropriation; Grand Gulf Military Monument Commission.
Appropriation; Mississippi River Parkway Commission.
Appropriation; Pat Harrison Waterway District.
Appropriation; Yellow Creek State Inland Port Authority.
Appropriation; Pearl River Basin Development District.
Appropriation; Pearl River Valley Water Supply District.
Appropriation; Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport.
Appropriation; Department of Human Services-Consolidated.
Appropriation; Rehabilitation Services - Consolidated.
In committee · 5
2009 Second Extraordinary Session · Jones County; clarify authority of county's Economic Development Authority relating to enhancing development within.
Health insurance; require health insurance policies and State Health Plan to cover autism spectrum disorders.
Assistant teachers; clarify that school districts may not reduce local supplement when Legislature increase salary.
Medicaid; impose tax on certain nonsettling manufacturers' cigarettes to provide additional funds for.
Community/junior colleges; students who are Mississippi residents shall not have to pay basic tuition.