Tennessee HB0785 requires all licensed bail bondsmen to submit quarterly reports to the Department of Revenue. These reports must include details about the number of bonds issued, the counties where they operated, and the total liability in each county. Additionally, court clerks must also report on the bonds they accepted from bondsmen during the same period.
This bill allows Hamblen County in Tennessee to join a pilot project for convenience voting centers. These centers aim to make voting more accessible by allowing voters to cast their ballots at any designated location in the county, rather than being restricted to a specific polling place.
This bill allows a residential facility for people with disabilities to be established in the eastern region of Tennessee. It expands an existing pilot program that already permits such facilities in the western and middle regions of the state. The program is managed by the Department of Disability and Aging.
This bill updates the rules regarding how college athletes in Tennessee can profit from their name, image, or likeness. It makes changes to existing laws to give athletes more opportunities to earn money while maintaining their amateur status.
This bill requires the Tennessee Department of Transportation to create and enforce a policy for removing personal belongings used for camping from highway areas, such as shoulders and under bridges. Before any cleanup can start, local governments must confirm that no people are present at the campsite.