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Chuck Espy

Bills in the 2009 Regular Session, House.

All of Chuck Espy's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • House Bill 1171

    Mississippi Highway 465; name a segment in Warren County after William W. "Bill" Ramsey.

Passed the House1

  • House Bill 721

    Sales tax; exempt certain sales of gold, silver and other metals.

In committee5

  • House Bill 653

    Headlights; require use during precipitation.

  • House Bill 654

    Fireworks; delete restrictions on times when may be sold at retail.

  • House Bill 655

    Animals; prohibit sale of on public roadways.

  • House Bill 656

    Teachers; authorize to use force to defend self against students in classroom.

  • House Bill 657

    Charter schools; establish additional process for establishing open enrollment charter schools.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 10
  • House Bill 379

    Fuller Center for Housing, Inc.; provide certain benefits to.

  • House Bill 625

    Airport authorities; authorize to assist other airports within the United States during state of emergency.

  • House Bill 636

    U.S. Highway 90; designate certain highway bridge thereon as "Leo W. Seal, Jr., Memorial Bridge."

  • House Bill 1566

    Cities and counties; authorize to donate to chapters of Boys and Girls Club within the city or county.

  • House Bill 1713

    Bonds; issue for certain passenger and freight rail service infrastructure and other rail projects.

  • House Bill 1736

    Coahoma County; authorize to increase amount of benefits authorized to be insured or self-insured.

  • House Bill 1780

    Holmes County; authorize to identify county-owned property by manufacturer's serial number for inventory control purposes.

  • House Bill 1781

    City of Vicksburg; authorize to lease certain property to certain nonprofit entities.

  • House Bill 1782

    Humphreys County; authorize to expend certain amount to purchase a certain trail marker.

  • House Bill 1784

    City of Itta Bena; authorize to provide a utility reduction as an incentive to attract business within the city limits.

Passed the House · 10
  • House Bill 723

    University Medical Center; authorize to donate food to charitable organizations.

  • House Bill 800

    Health and nutrition information; recipients of certain public assistance may view video on.

  • House Bill 815

    Child support; require forgiveness of arrears when DNA disproves paternity.

  • House Bill 890

    Nursing schools and programs; eligible for funding to increase faculty if also increase enrollment proportionately.

  • House Bill 891

    Nursing education; community colleges offer online program for LPNs to obtain associate degree in nursing.

  • House Bill 892

    Health Disparities Council; create.

  • House Bill 940

    Columbia Training School property; authorize lease for ICFMR facility and for public purposes.

  • House Bill 1293

    Clayton P. Henderson; name Marks Vegetable Processing Facility operated by Alcorn State University after.

  • House Bill 1383

    Appropriation; State Board of Education for Adequate Education Program for FY09.

  • House Bill 1712

    Bonds; authorize issuance for certain highway improvements.

In committee · 26
  • House Bill 25

    Education; require disclaimer in textbooks regarding the teaching of certain theories.

  • House Bill 376

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds to Tunica County for infrastructure improvements to Mid-South Fair property.

  • House Bill 523

    Appropriation; IHL for Special Task Force for Revitalization of the Mississippi Delta Region.

  • House Bill 575

    Mississippi Delta Revitalization Act of 2006; extend date of repealer on.

  • House Bill 691

    Bonds; authorize issuance to provide funds for reclamation projects along Sunflower River in City of Clarksdale.

  • House Bill 776

    U.S. Highway 61; schedule as high priority four-laning of those segments not already scheduled otherwise.

  • House Bill 788

    Pre-kindergarten program; require Department of Education to create "ABC Program" to provide instruction via Internet.

  • House Bill 789

    TANF and Medicaid; require teenage recipients of to participate in programs about birth control, abstinence and parenting.

  • House Bill 796

    Comprehensive School Health Education Program; include additional components in and require school nurses to teach.

  • House Bill 798

    Appropriation; Health Department for additional funds for Office of Health Disparity Elimination.

  • House Bill 799

    Teacher scholarships; authorize for college graduates for courses required for teacher licensure.

  • House Bill 801

    Appropriation; Health Department to provide funding to federally qualified health centers.

  • House Bill 802

    Elementary school counselors; allot funds under Adequate Education Program for.

  • House Bill 804

    Motivating Parents and Children (M.P.A.C.) pilot program; establish within State Department of Education.

  • House Bill 805

    MS Comprehensive Communities of Color Teen Pregnancy Prevention Act of 2009; create.

  • House Bill 806

    Social workers; provide in schools having high incidences of crime and via video conferencing means.

  • House Bill 807

    Medicaid; require participation in medical home concept and require obese persons to participate in online program on obesity.

  • House Bill 808

    Comprehensive sex education; require teaching of in Grades K-12.

  • House Bill 809

    Medicaid; provide for a database of electronic medical records of Medicaid recipients, with access by Medicaid providers.

  • House Bill 912

    School boards; require all elected members to be elected by majority vote.

  • House Bill 995

    Community/junior colleges; students who are Mississippi residents shall not have to pay basic tuition.

  • House Bill 1465

    Decrease the number of African-American males in Prison Task Force; create.

  • House Bill 1466

    Mississippi Save Our Children Act; create.

  • House Bill 1614

    Income tax; authorize a credit for health insurance premiums paid by a small business for employees.

  • House Bill 1715

    Appropriation; IHL to establish a Robotics and Automation Institute at Alcorn State University.

  • House Bill 1716

    Appropriation; IHL to establish the Southwest Rural Agricultural Incubator at Alcorn State University.