State legislature
Tennessee
Official Tennessee bill text, status, plain English summaries, and amendment notes pulled from the General Assembly site.
Last scanned Oct 18, 2026, 3:48 AM
- Total
- 5,404
- Active
- 4,026
- Passed
- 1,143
- Did not pass
- 235
2026
60 bills shown
Millington
Millington
Law on Who Pays for Electronic Monitoring Devices
This law requires defendants who are not poor to pay all costs for wearing electronic monitoring devices while awaiting trial or serving probation.
Transfer of James K. Polk Home to State Commission
This law ends the group that manages the James K. Polk Memorial Association and requires the Tennessee Historical Commission to negotiate for buying the historic home in Columbia.
Tennessee AI Training for Middle and High School Teachers
This law requires Tennessee teachers in grades 6 through 12 to complete at least one free online course about using artificial intelligence in the classroom by August 1, 2028, or within two years of getting their license.
Women's Safety and Protection Act
This law defines sex based on biology at birth and requires public schools, shelters, and detention facilities to separate restrooms, changing rooms, and sleeping areas by biological sex.
Rules for Campaign Workers Using Restrooms at Polling Places
This law allows county election officials to set aside specific restrooms in polling buildings for campaign workers and volunteers, provided they follow strict rules about covering up campaign items before entering the restricted area.
New Rules for Taxing Low-Income Apartment Buildings
This law changes how local governments calculate property taxes for apartment buildings with four or more units that have government rules limiting rent to low-income families, but only in areas where the rule is adopted.
Rules for Sewer Service Outside City Limits
This law allows certain cities that have paused new sewer connections outside their borders to offer service again in nearby areas if developers pay a fee dedicated to affordable housing inside the city.
Mandatory Substance Abuse and Violence Prevention Programs
This law requires all local education agencies and public charter schools to implement evidence-based programs teaching students in grades 3 through 12 how to avoid tobacco, alcohol, illicit drugs, and violence.