Tennessee Legislation

The bill TN HR0181 is a resolution that honors the memory of Evelyn McQueen Cook, a resident of Mountain City, Tennessee. It recognizes her contributions and legacy in the community. The resolution serves as a formal acknowledgment of her impact on those around her.

The resolution honors Priscilla Hanna for her outstanding work as a legislative intern in Tennessee. It recognizes her contributions and dedication to serving in the state legislature. This acknowledgment highlights the importance of internships in fostering civic engagement and supporting legislative processes.

TN HR0183 is a resolution that recognizes and commends David Brisco for his outstanding service as a legislative intern. The resolution highlights his contributions and dedication during his time in the Tennessee General Assembly.

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Tennessee HB1712 updates the rules regarding electric bicycles, specifically classes 1, 2, and 3, allowing local governments and state agencies to regulate where these bicycles can be used. The law aims to clarify and streamline regulations to promote the use of electric bicycles in certain areas.

The bill allows the City of Portland to sell, lease, or dispose of its water or light plant without needing to hold a referendum, provided it receives local approval. This change amends earlier laws that required public votes for such actions. Essentially, it streamlines the process for the city to manage its utility assets.

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The bill allows school buses used only for transporting students to after-school programs to remain in service for up to 20 years or until they reach 300,000 miles, whichever comes later. Once a bus reaches this limit, the owner must stop using it or replace it at the end of the school year. Additionally, the bill requires certain inspections and notifications to the state commissioner regarding these buses.

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The bill extends the existence of the Tennessee public charter school commission until June 30, 2030. This means that the commission will continue to oversee and support charter schools in the state for several more years. The amendment updates specific sections of the Tennessee Code to reflect this extension.

This bill extends the existence of the Tennessee public charter school commission until June 30, 2030. It modifies existing laws related to the commission to ensure its continued operation and oversight of charter schools in the state.

The bill extends the existence of the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission until June 30, 2030. This means that the commission will continue to operate and manage the state's fish and wildlife resources for several more years. The legislation updates certain sections of the Tennessee Code to reflect this extension.

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Tennessee HB1627 removes the requirement for the state to have a toll-free phone line for citizens to ask questions or file complaints about child support. It also eliminates the need for the state to set up satellite offices for handling child support collections and payments. This change affects specific sections of the Tennessee Code related to child support.

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This bill clarifies that school employees will not face criminal charges for changing a student's grade if the change is due to the student retaking a course, exam, or assignment to improve their score. It ensures that legitimate educational practices are not penalized. The law specifically addresses situations where grades are altered as part of approved programs for academic recovery.

Tennessee SB2018 updates rules about how documents are handled in retirement proceedings for members of the Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System (TCRS). It also changes the rules for temporarily reemploying retired members. This aims to streamline processes related to retirement and reemployment.