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Eliminating "DEI" in Public Education

This bill prohibits North Carolina public schools from teaching, promoting, or requiring professional development related to what it defines as "divisive concepts" — including ideas that individuals should feel guilt based on race or sex, that meritocracy is inherently racist or sexist, or that character traits should be ascribed to people based on race or sex. Schools must certify annual compliance and cannot maintain offices or employ staff whose primary duties involve promoting these concepts or discriminatory practices.

Senate2026-06-24

S153Passed

North Carolina Border Protection Act

This bill requires North Carolina state law enforcement agencies to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, restricts state-funded benefits and housing assistance to legally authorized residents, verifies immigration status for unemployment benefits, removes liability protections for local governments that adopt sanctuary policies, and prohibits UNC universities from limiting immigration law enforcement on campus.

Senate2026-06-24

S503Engrossed

A More Efficient Office of Vital Records

This bill requires the North Carolina Office of Vital Records and local registers of deeds to process requests for birth and death certificate amendments within 30 calendar days. It also prohibits Office of Vital Records employees from teleworking unless the Secretary of Health and Human Services determines it necessary during declared disasters or emergencies.

Senate2026-06-08

S310Engrossed

Criminal Law Changes

This bill makes multiple changes to North Carolina criminal law, including increasing penalties for firearm discharge, creating a new offense for shoplifting preparation, increasing penalties for peeping offenses involving minors, raising penalties for disrupting religious services, allowing law enforcement to obtain cell phone location data in emergencies, requiring written explanations for no probable cause findings in DUI cases, increasing penalties for providing alcohol to minors, allowing oral drug screening tests, prohibiting rideshare drivers from driving after consuming alcohol, and creating pathways for license restoration for repeat DUI offenders.

Senate2026-06-03

S1080Passed

Lower Taxes for All NC

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would lower North Carolina's maximum income tax rate from 7% to 3.5%. The amendment would be submitted to voters in the November 2026 election, and if approved, would take effect for tax years beginning January 1, 2027.

Senate2026-05-21

S1082Engrossed

NC Right to Work Amendment

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would protect workers' rights to employment without being required to join or pay dues to labor unions. If approved by voters in November 2026, it would establish as state policy that employment cannot be denied based on union membership or non-membership.

Senate2026-05-20

S1081Introduced

Constitutional Right to Farm

This bill proposes a constitutional amendment that would add a new section to the North Carolina Constitution explicitly protecting the right of people to engage in farming and forestry activities, including crop cultivation, livestock raising, dairy and apiary production, and timber harvesting. The amendment would be subject to voter approval in the November 2026 general election.

Senate2026-05-18

S164Engrossed

Theft of Temporary Housing During Emergency

This bill increases the criminal penalty for stealing from temporary housing (like tents, trailers, or mobile homes) during a declared state of emergency. Theft from temporary housing becomes a Class F felony instead of a Class H felony, while theft of other property during emergencies remains a Class H felony. The bill also allows victims to sue for triple damages plus court costs and attorney fees.

Senate2026-05-12

S316Engrossed

Lower Healthcare Costs

This bill increases healthcare price transparency and protects consumers from unexpected medical bills by requiring hospitals to publicly disclose pricing for common procedures, mandating advance notice of out-of-network providers, limiting facility fees, and establishing good-faith cost estimates for scheduled procedures. It also strengthens insurance appeals processes and removes requirements for certificate-of-need approval for rehabilitation facilities.

Senate2026-05-06

S1019Introduced

Grid Utilization

This bill requires North Carolina electric utilities to submit detailed reports analyzing how efficiently they use their existing power grid infrastructure and to propose ways to improve that efficiency through alternatives like energy storage and distributed generation. The Utilities Commission will evaluate these reports and set performance targets to help utilities better utilize current grid assets.

Senate2026-05-04

S50Vetoed

Freedom to Carry NC

This bill allows North Carolina citizens age 18 and older to carry concealed handguns without a permit, while still offering optional permits for reciprocity when traveling to other states. The bill maintains restrictions for people ineligible to possess firearms (such as convicted felons, domestic violence offenders, and those adjudicated mentally ill), increases line-of-duty death benefits for law enforcement families from $100,000 to $150,000, enhances penalties for assaulting emergency and law enforcement personnel, creates new felony charges for felons possessing or discharging firearms during felonies, and establishes a scholarship program for children of permanently disabled or killed law enforcement and first responder officers.

Senate2026-04-06

S55Passed

Expedited Removal of Unauthorized Persons

This bill creates an expedited court process for property owners to remove people occupying residential property without legal authorization, such as unpaid squatters. The process requires a court hearing within 48 hours of filing, and if the property owner wins, the unauthorized person must vacate within 4 hours of the court order.

Senate2025-08-06

S266Passed

The Power Bill Reduction Act

This bill modifies North Carolina's electric utility regulations by removing an interim carbon reduction deadline (keeping only the 2050 goal), creating a new financing mechanism for large power plant construction costs, adjusting how fuel costs are recovered, updating performance-based rate regulation rules, and codifying securitization authority for retiring coal plants.

Senate2025-07-29

S429Passed

2025 Public Safety Act

This comprehensive public safety bill creates new criminal offenses and increases penalties for existing crimes including exposing children to controlled substances, peeping/voyeurism, child exploitation online, and fentanyl trafficking. It also modifies procedures for autopsy records confidentiality, domestic violence protections, firearm surrender/retrieval in protective orders, and victim compensation timelines.

Senate2025-07-09

S479Passed

SCRIPT Act

The SCRIPT Act is comprehensive pharmacy legislation with multiple parts that regulate pharmacy benefits managers (PBMs), require transparency in drug pricing and rebates, establish pharmacy of choice protections, create licensing requirements for pharmacy service organizations, strengthen pharmacy audit protections, and require consumers receive benefits from prescription drug rebates. The law takes effect gradually between October 2025 and January 2027.

Senate2025-07-09

S311Passed

The Law and Order Act

The Law and Order Act makes multiple changes to North Carolina criminal law, including increasing penalties for assaults on utility workers and street racing, creating new offenses for possessing explosives, stealing gift cards, and possessing embalming fluid, enhancing burglary sentences when firearms are involved, and establishing workplace protections against mass picketing. The bill also adds a mitigating factor for impaired driving cases where defendants voluntarily install ignition interlock systems before trial, and shortens the waiting period for misdemeanor expunction from five to three years.

Senate2025-07-09

S391Passed

DOT Omnibus

This omnibus bill makes multiple changes to North Carolina transportation laws, including modifications to driver education requirements, vehicle registration rules, toll enforcement procedures, speed enforcement tools, and various Department of Transportation operations.

Senate2025-07-01

S124Passed

State Hiring Accessibility and Modernization

This bill modernizes North Carolina's state hiring system by reducing educational barriers to state jobs, streamlining job applications, simplifying job postings, and giving state agencies more flexibility in recruiting, hiring, and compensating employees. It also allows agencies to hire temporary employees permanently and rehire qualified candidates from previous postings without reposting positions.

Senate2025-07-01

S295Passed

Clarify Motor Vehicle Dealer Laws

This bill strengthens protections for motor vehicle dealers in North Carolina by restricting manufacturers' ability to reject dealership ownership transfers, terminating franchises, or imposing unreasonable conditions. It also requires manufacturers to compensate dealers for over-the-air product sales, warranty work, loaner vehicles, and unsold inventory during franchise terminations, and clarifies definitions related to vehicle sales and dealer succession.

Senate2025-07-01

S639Engrossed

North Carolina Farm Act of 2025

This bill makes multiple changes to North Carolina agricultural laws, including updating water protection plans, creating a feral swine control working group, allowing denial of special use permits that harm agricultural production, repealing a violation points system for swine farms, modifying composting rules, allowing school absences for agricultural events, increasing penalties for crop theft and aquaculture violations, and making various technical updates to pesticide registration, public weighmaster licensing, and propane assessments.

Senate2025-06-18

S554Engrossed

Farmers Protection Act

This bill prohibits banks, savings and loans, savings banks, and credit unions from denying or canceling services to farmers based on their greenhouse gas emissions, use of fossil-fuel fertilizers, or use of fossil-fuel powered machinery. The state Commissioner would enforce this rule during regular bank examinations.

Senate2025-05-08

S357Engrossed

Pharmacists/Collaborative Practice

This bill expands the role of pharmacists in North Carolina by allowing them to work under collaborative practice agreements with physicians to manage drug therapy, modify dosages, and order tests. It also requires health insurance plans to cover pharmacist-provided healthcare services when performed within their scope of practice and applies these coverage requirements to third-party administrators and pharmacy benefits managers.

Senate2025-05-05

S370Engrossed

Repeal Certificate of Need Laws

This bill repeals North Carolina's Certificate of Need (CON) laws, which currently require healthcare facilities to obtain state approval before making major purchases, expansions, or opening new services. The bill removes the requirement that healthcare providers get government permission for significant capital expenditures and facility changes, while making technical updates to state law to remove references to the repealed CON system.

Senate2025-04-28

S63Introduced

Board of Motor Vehicles/Authority Study

This bill creates a 9-member Board of Motor Vehicles to appoint and oversee the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, replacing the current system where the Secretary of Transportation directly appoints the Commissioner. It also directs the Department of Transportation to study the feasibility of creating an independent Motor Vehicle Authority to potentially replace the Division of Motor Vehicles entirely, with findings due by January 1, 2026.

Senate2025-04-07

S361Introduced

Protecting First Responders Act

This bill increases criminal penalties for assaulting emergency responders, creates new felony charges for intentionally exposing first responders to fentanyl or harmful chemicals, and appropriates $10.35 million in grants for bulletproof vests and backpack plates for paramedics and EMTs.

Senate2025-04-01

S97Introduced

Support Firefighters Fighting Cancer

This bill adds stomach cancer to the list of cancers presumed to be occupationally related to firefighting under North Carolina's Public Safety Employees' Death Benefits Act. When a firefighter dies from stomach cancer, their death will be legally presumed to have occurred in the line of duty, making their family eligible for death benefits. The bill allocates $500,000 annually for the 2025-2027 fiscal period to cover these benefits.

Senate2025-04-01

S701Introduced

Bring Back Our Heroes

This bill allows North Carolina law enforcement officers to receive retirement benefits while continuing to work, and provides special separation allowances for officers with at least 30 years of service. Officers age 59.5 or older can begin collecting retirement while still employed, and retired officers can return to law enforcement work while continuing their retirement payments. These provisions expire December 31, 2029, unless renewed.

Senate2025-03-26

S516Introduced

Women's Safety and Protection Act

This bill defines biological sex and gender terms in state law and creates the Women's Safety and Protection Act, which requires that bathrooms, changing facilities, and sleeping quarters in certain facilities (prisons, detention centers, schools, domestic violence centers, and rape crisis centers) be designated for use by one biological sex at a time. It also modifies birth certificate and driver's license procedures to reflect biological sex rather than allowing changes based on sex reassignment surgery.

Senate2025-03-26

S486Introduced

Funds for NC Senior Tar Heel Legislature

This bill appropriates $30,000 per year for the 2025-2027 fiscal period to the Department of Health and Human Services' Division of Aging to support the North Carolina Senior Tar Heel Legislature. The funding becomes available starting July 1, 2025.

Senate2025-03-26

S478Introduced

Enhancing Ag. Opportunities in Rural NC

This bill allows banks to deduct interest, fees, and penalties they receive from agricultural loans from their state income taxes. The deduction applies to loans that are secured by agricultural land, beginning in 2025.

Senate2025-03-26

S739Introduced

Funds for Oyster Farming

This bill appropriates $6 million in state funds to Hyde County for a one-time grant to purchase property for oyster farming operations. The county would work with the North Carolina Marine Industrial Park Authority on the project, and the funding would be available starting July 1, 2025.

Senate2025-03-26

S496Introduced

Funds For Coastal Federation

This bill appropriates $6.25 million in one-time state funding and $1 million annually for two years to the North Carolina Coastal Federation for four specific projects: an education and event center in Carteret County, a living shoreline protection program, an oyster shell recycling program, and an abandoned vessel removal program.

Senate2025-03-26

S470Introduced

End Block Scheduling

This bill prohibits North Carolina public schools from using block scheduling, requiring instead that no class period exceed 50 minutes of instructional time per day. Schools must report their class schedules and start/release times to the State Board of Education beginning in the 2026-2027 school year.

Senate2025-03-25

S414Introduced

Pharmacists/Test and Treat

This bill expands pharmacists' authority to test for and treat certain illnesses (like flu, COVID-19, and strep throat) using FDA-approved tests, and requires health insurance plans to reimburse pharmacists for clinical services at the same rate as other healthcare providers when those services are performed within the pharmacist's scope of practice.

Senate2025-03-25

S388Introduced

DOT Permit Review Time Periods

This bill establishes specific timelines for the North Carolina Department of Transportation to review certain permits related to driveways, encroachments, and subdivisions. The DOT must determine if applications are complete within 10 business days, then has 30 calendar days to approve or deny complete applications with written justification; if the DOT misses these deadlines, the permit is automatically approved.

Senate2025-03-25

S368Introduced

Office of State Fire Marshal Omnibus Bill.-AB

This bill makes multiple changes to fire safety and building code enforcement in North Carolina. Key provisions include requiring public schools and state agencies to obtain additional insurance coverage, allowing the State Fire Marshal to contract for specialized services, making school participation in the state property insurance fund mandatory, waiving training course fees for firefighters and emergency responders, clarifying the State Fire and Rescue Commission's authority to conduct hearings, updating terminology and procedures for code officials, and expanding the State Fire Marshal's oversight of local building inspections.

Senate2025-03-24

S365Introduced

Theft of Temporary Housing During Emergency

This bill creates a new Class F felony offense for entering someone's premises without permission and damaging, taking, or destroying their temporary housing (such as tents, trailers, or mobile homes) during a declared state of emergency in a county designated as an emergency area. It also allows victims to sue offenders for three times the actual damages plus court costs and attorney fees.

Senate2025-03-24

S299Introduced

Government Transparency Act of 2025

This bill expands public access to government employee personnel records across state agencies, schools, community colleges, hospitals, counties, and cities. It requires these employers to maintain and disclose general descriptions of the reasons for employee promotions, demotions, transfers, suspensions, separations, and dismissals, along with written notices for disciplinary dismissals. The bill protects private health and disability information while making these records available after any administrative appeals are completed.

Senate2025-03-20

S346Introduced

Good Samaritan Law/Immunity

This bill expands North Carolina's Good Samaritan law to provide legal immunity for people who seek emergency medical help during drug and alcohol overdoses. It protects both the person calling for help and the overdose victim from arrest and prosecution for certain drug possession and underage alcohol possession charges, provided they meet specific conditions like calling 911 in good faith and providing their name.

Senate2025-03-20

S322Introduced

Utility Worker Protection Act

This bill adds a new offense to North Carolina law that makes assaulting a utility or communications worker a Class 1 misdemeanor when the worker is readily identifiable (wearing company uniform or logo) and performing their job duties. The bill groups this offense with other enhanced assault penalties, such as assaults on sports officials, that already carry Class 1 misdemeanor charges.

Senate2025-03-19

S312Introduced

The Stars and Stripes Commitment Act

This bill requires North Carolina public schools (traditional, charter, regional, and laboratory schools) to schedule daily recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance within one hour of the start of the school day, and requires the State Board of Education and local school governing bodies to begin their meetings with the Pledge. The bill specifies that no one can be compelled to stand, salute the flag, or recite the Pledge, and requires age-appropriate instruction on the flag and Pledge's meaning and history.

Senate2025-03-18

S296Introduced

Buy American Steel

This bill requires North Carolina state and local governments to use American-produced iron and steel products in public works projects funded with state money. The requirement applies to construction materials like pipes, structural steel, and other iron/steel components, with exceptions for cases where American products aren't available, cost more than 20% extra, or involve minimal foreign materials.

Senate2025-03-18

S317Introduced

Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act

This bill creates a new legal process for partitioning 'heirs property'—land inherited within families that has no written agreement governing its division. When property meets the definition of heirs property, courts must follow specific steps including determining fair market value through appraisal, allowing cotenants to buy out those wanting to sell, and preferring to divide the property physically (partition in kind) rather than force a sale, unless division would cause substantial harm.

Senate2025-03-18

S315Introduced

More Transparency/Efficiency in Utiliz. Rev

This bill increases transparency and efficiency in health insurance utilization reviews—the process insurers use to approve or deny medical services. It sets faster approval timelines (24 hours for urgent care, 3 business days for non-urgent), requires clearer notification to patients and doctors, mandates that qualified medical professionals (not just algorithms) make decisions, and requires insurers to disclose their prior authorization requirements on websites and membership cards.

Senate2025-03-18

S318Introduced

Protect Youth From Harms of Vaping & Nicotine

This bill raises North Carolina's legal sales age for tobacco products (including vaping and e-cigarettes) from 18 to 21 years old. It creates a new permit system administered by the ABC Commission requiring retailers to be licensed to sell tobacco products, and establishes penalties for illegal sales to minors and underage possession.

Senate2025-03-18

S320Introduced

LEO Special Separation Allowance Options

This bill creates a second calculation option for the special separation allowance (a monthly payment) that state and local law enforcement officers receive when they retire after 30 years of service. Officers who qualify would be able to choose between two different formulas for calculating their allowance amount, with the choice being permanent and made before their first payment.

Senate2025-03-18

S226Introduced

Align Benefits for Firefighters with Cancer

This bill expands death benefits for firefighters who die from cancer by including any cancer that qualified them for the state's Firefighters' Cancer Insurance Program in the definition of deaths 'killed in the line of duty.' It also makes the cancer insurance program permanent and allocates $2 million annually for related death benefits.

Senate2025-03-17

S290Introduced

NC REINS Act

The NC REINS Act (Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny Act) increases legislative oversight of state agency regulations by requiring public objections from 10 or more people to delay a rule's effective date pending potential legislative disapproval, and mandating that rules with an estimated cost of $1 million or more over 12 months must be approved by the General Assembly before taking effect.

Senate2025-03-17

S225Passed

Eddie Buffaloe/Secretary of DPS

This Senate resolution confirms Eddie M. Buffaloe, Jr. as Secretary of the Department of Public Safety, a cabinet-level position overseeing the state's public safety operations. The confirmation was adopted by the Senate on March 13, 2025.

Senate2025-03-13

S155Introduced

Social Work Interstate Licensure Compact

This bill establishes an interstate compact that allows licensed social workers to practice across multiple member states under a single 'multistate license' from their home state, rather than obtaining separate licenses in each state. The compact creates a Social Work Licensure Compact Commission to oversee the system, maintain a data system tracking licenses and disciplinary actions, and establish uniform standards while preserving each state's authority to regulate social work practice and protect public safety.

Senate2025-03-12

S264Introduced

Flags at Every School

This bill requires all public schools in North Carolina—including traditional public schools, charter schools, and university-operated schools—to display U.S. and North Carolina flags on school grounds and in every classroom. It also requires schools to schedule daily Pledge of Allegiance recitations and teach students about the flag's meaning and history. The bill provides $1 million in funding for the 2025-2026 school year and $100,000 annually after that to help schools purchase flags.

Senate2025-03-12

S259Introduced

School Psychologist Omnibus

This bill increases pay for school psychologists, creates grant and internship programs to recruit and train more of them, funds university training programs, and establishes an interstate compact allowing school psychologists licensed in one state to practice in other member states more easily.

Senate2025-03-11

S231Introduced

State Surplus Property/Third-Party Auctions

This bill allows North Carolina state agencies to sell surplus state property through third-party auction services instead of only through the state's own system. Agencies must request approval from the State Surplus Property Agency, which can only deny the request if the auction service has licensing problems, is debarred from state contracts, or charges fees exceeding 8% of the sale price. The bill establishes procedures for listing items, setting minimum bids, and requires agencies to report annually on their use of third-party auctions.

Senate2025-03-06

S228Introduced

Disabled Veterans Tax Relief Bill

This bill modifies North Carolina's property tax exemption for disabled veterans by changing how much of their home's value is excluded from taxation. Instead of a fixed $45,000 exclusion, disabled veterans would exclude a percentage of their home's appraised value equal to their disability rating (as determined by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs). For example, a veteran with a 50% disability rating would exclude 50% of their home's appraised value from property taxes.

Senate2025-03-05

S172Introduced

STIP Grant Anticipation Notes

This bill allows North Carolina local governments to borrow money through special 'grant anticipation notes' to speed up transportation projects that are scheduled for state funding under the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). The borrowed money would be repaid once the state provides the promised funding, with safeguards requiring an agreement with the Department of Transportation and approval from the Local Government Commission.

Senate2025-02-26

S123Introduced

Flags at Every School

This bill requires all North Carolina public schools, charter schools, and university-affiliated schools to display the United States and North Carolina flags on school grounds and in every classroom, and to schedule daily Pledge of Allegiance recitation with age-appropriate instruction about the flag's meaning and history. The bill provides $1 million in funding for the 2025-2026 school year and $100,000 in ongoing funding for schools to purchase flags, while clarifying that no student can be compelled to stand, salute, or recite the pledge.

Senate2025-02-24

S129Introduced

Booking Photograph Privacy Act

This bill makes booking photographs (images taken by law enforcement when someone is arrested or booked into jail) confidential and not accessible to the public. Law enforcement agencies would be prohibited from publishing or releasing these photos, with limited exceptions for missing person investigations or when a court orders release for immediate law enforcement needs.

Senate2025-02-24

S128Introduced

Heroes Homestead Act

This bill increases the property tax homestead exclusion for disabled veterans in North Carolina from $45,000 to $76,500 of their home's appraised value. This means disabled veterans would pay property taxes on a smaller portion of their home's value, resulting in lower tax bills starting in 2026.

Senate2025-02-24

S24Engrossed

Govt Mandates Increase Healthcare Costs

This bill requires that any new state legislation creating health insurance mandates (such as requiring coverage of specific treatments or services) must also repeal an equal number of existing mandates and appropriate funds to cover the new mandate's cost. It applies to both private health insurance plans and the state employee health plan, with an exception if an actuarial analysis shows a mandate would actually decrease costs.

Senate2025-02-17

S86Introduced

Enhance Firefighter Benefits & Representation

This bill increases pension benefits for North Carolina firefighters and rescue squad workers from $180 to $175 per month (effective January 1, 2026), clarifies payment procedures for pension contributions, and adds representation from the North Carolina State Firefighters' Association to the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council.

Senate2025-02-13

S71Introduced

Expedited Removal of Unauthorized Persons

This bill creates a new legal process allowing property owners to request law enforcement remove people from their residential property who are occupying it without permission, without a lease, and without paying rent. The property owner files a sworn affidavit with a clerk of court or magistrate, and law enforcement must remove the person within 24 hours.

Senate2025-02-12

S31Introduced

The Wells Act

The Wells Act directs the Legislative Library to request documentation and activity updates from all state boards, committees, and commissions. Any that don't respond within 120 days or haven't met in the past 12 months will be added to a list submitted to the Joint Legislative Administrative Procedure Oversight Committee, which will then recommend legislation to repeal these inactive entities.

Senate2025-02-11

S56Introduced

Disaster Recovery Act of 2025 - Part I

This bill establishes the legal framework for the Disaster Recovery Act of 2025 - Part I, which addresses recovery efforts in North Carolina counties affected by Hurricane Helene following a presidential major disaster declaration. The bill expresses the General Assembly's intent to transfer funds from the State Emergency Response and Disaster Relief Fund (SERDRF) to the Hurricane Helene Disaster Recovery Fund to support relief and recovery assistance.

Senate2025-02-06

S48Introduced

Access to Sports and Extracurriculars for All

This bill allows students from public schools without certain sports or extracurricular programs, as well as private school and homeschool students, to participate in those activities at nearby public high schools. Schools can charge reasonable fees to non-enrolled students, and local school boards must publish their fee schedules online by October 15 each year.

Senate2025-02-05

S43Introduced

Window Tint/Inspection/Approach of LEO

This bill removes the safety inspection requirement for window tinting from North Carolina's vehicle inspection process and requires drivers with tinted windows to lower their window when a law enforcement officer approaches their vehicle.

Senate2025-02-04

Bobby Hanig

Bobby Hanig

Sponsored Bills (63)

Repeal Hardened Structure Ban

Prohibit Foreign Ownership of NC Land

Pilot for Shoreline Stabilization Projects

First Grade Reading Promise

Moratorium on New Coastal Fishing Regulations

2026 DST Admin/Technical/Clarifying Changes.-AB

Moratorium on New Coastal Fishing Regulations

Hertford County Rural Development Authority

No High Risk Apps/Gov't Networks & Devices

Modify Rqmts. for Wind Energy Facilities

North Carolina Work and Save

AEDs and CPR in Schools

Property Tax Modifications

Address Abandoned and Derelict Vessels

Social Media Control in IT Act

Hertford County Economic Development

Retirement Death Benefits Rewrite.-AB

DST Technical Corrections/Admin. Changes 2025.-AB

Innovative Treatments for Mental Health Act

NC Farmland and Military Protection Act

SAVE Students Act

Upland Basin Permitting Reform

Protect Whistleblower LEOs from Retaliation

Consumer Privacy Act

Clarifying Estuarine Waters AEC Under CAMA

Increase Small County Funding

ABC Omnibus 2025

Horse Race Wagering Modifications

Controlled Substances Act - Updates

Patient Safety/Med. Imaging/Radiation Therapy

Improper Action Claims Act

Increase Funding to State Auditor

Healthy Students - A Nurse in Every School

Newborn Safety Devices

Prohibit Illegal Accreditation Requirements

NC REACH Act

The Sergeant Mickey Hutchens Act

Regulation of Short-Term Rentals

NC Board of Nursing Licensure Fees

The Smart Heart Act

AG/Restrict Challenge to Presidential EOs

Study Residual Property Market Mechanisms

Partnership with Voices Together

Update Register of Deeds' Supp. Pension Fund

Shared Parenting

Disabled Veteran Property Tax Exemption

Teacher License Reciprocity

Requirements for Operating Public Cold Baths

Expand Homestead Exclusion Inc. Elig. Limit

Promote NC Sawmills

Portability of Leave/Charter Schools

Regulate Body Piercing in North Carolina

Released Time Education Act

Workers' Comp/Pay for Hearing Aids & Glasses

Modify Local Workforce Development Board

Mobile Drivers Licenses

Various Environmental Amendments

Constitutional Amendment/Repeal Literacy Test

Restore Down-Zoning Auth./Multiple Counties

Prohibiting Certain Mass Balloon Releases

Adopt Bottlenose Dolphin/State Marine Mammal

1st Senatorial District Local Act-1

Restore Down-Zoning Auth./Multiple Counties

Cosponsored Bills (68)

Support the Dept. of Adult Correction.-AB

Adjust Counties/Reappraisal Moratorium

Eliminating "DEI" in Public Higher Ed

Eliminating "DEI" in Public Education

North Carolina Border Protection Act

A More Efficient Office of Vital Records

Criminal Law Changes

Lower Taxes for All NC

NC Right to Work Amendment

Constitutional Right to Farm

Theft of Temporary Housing During Emergency

Lower Healthcare Costs

Grid Utilization