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HB370 - Hunting and fishing; reduce license fees for certain disabled veterans.
Stacey Hobgood-Wilkes, Shane Barnett, Billy Adam Calvert
Last updated 7 months ago
36 Co-Sponsors
An Act To Amend Sections 49-7-5, 49-7-9, And 47-7-17, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Revise The Fees Charged For Hunting And Fishing Licenses Issued To Persons Who Are Rated As Having At Least Seventy Percent Nonpermanent Service-connected Disability By The Veterans' Administration Or United States Department Of Veterans Affairs; To Provide That The Commission On Wildlife, Fisheries And Parks May Not Collect An Additional Fee For The Purpose Of Recouping Administrative Costs Incurred By The Department Of Wildlife, Fisheries And Parks For Issuing A License Sold To Such A Person; To Bring Forward Sections 49-7-3, 49-7-8, 49-7-12, 49-7-22 And 49-7-23, Mississippi Code Of 1972, Which Are Sections Of Law Regulating Hunting And Fishing In Mississippi, For The Purposes Of Possible Amendment; And For Related Purposes.
STATUS
Failed
HR17 - Texas state sovereignty and the Mexican boarders; express Mississippi's support of Governor Abbott.
Karl Oliver, Shane Aguirre, Donnie Bell
Last updated 4 months ago
37 Co-Sponsors
A Resolution Supporting Texas Governor Greg Abbott In His Efforts To Restore The Sovereignty Of Texas And The Integrity Of The Mexican Border By Transporting Illegal Noncitizens Across The Texas Border Where They Illegally Crossed.
STATUS
Failed
HB596 - Ad valorem tax levy for school districts; provide levying authority with discretion to approve request by school board.
Price Wallace
Last updated 7 months ago
1 Co-Sponsor
An Act To Amend Section 37-57-104, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Authorize The Levying Authority For A School District To Approve, In Full Or In Part, A Request For An Increase In The Ad Valorem Tax Effort For The School District; To Amend Section 37-57-105, Mississippi Code Of 1972, In Conformity To The Provisions Of This Act; To Bring Forward Section 37-57-107, Mississippi Code Of 1972, Which Relates To The Levy Of Ad Valorem Taxes For School Districts, For Purposes Of Possible Amendment; And For Related Purposes.
STATUS
Failed
HB111 - School Boards; authorize to enter into long-term contract for sale of timber on 16th section lands.
Price Wallace
Last updated 7 months ago
1 Co-Sponsor
An Act To Amend Section 29-1-3, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Revise The Authority Of The Secretary Of State With Regard To Reviewing The Terms And Conditions Of Certain Contracts And Agreements Entered Into By Boards Of Education For The Sale Of Timber, Timber Products Or Other Forest Products Produced And Harvested On Sixteenth Section School Lands; To Amend Section 29-3-1, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Authorize Local School Boards To Enter Into Long-term Contracts, Not To Exceed A Term Of 60 Years, For The Sale Of Timber Or Timber Products And Other Forest Products Produced And Harvested On Sixteenth Section School Lands; To Provide Discretionary Authority To Local Boards To Enter Into Cooperative Agreements With Other Boards Of Education And The State Forestry Commission For The Negotiation Of A Joint Supply Contract For The Benefit Of The School Districts That Are Parties To The Agreement; To Require The Secretary Of State To Revise The Terms And Conditions Of Cooperative Agreements Entered Into By Boards Of Education Before Any Long Term Contract Is Executed; To Amend Section 29-3-33, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Define Certain Terms; To Bring Forward Section 29-3-41, Mississippi Code Of 1972, For The Purpose Of Possible Amendment; To Amend Section 29-3-45, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Require The State Forestry Commission To Oversee The Approval Of Any Contracts For The Sale Of Timber, Timber Products Or Other Forest Products Produced And Harvested On Sixteenth Section School Lands For The Purpose Of Ensuring The Contract Is In The Best Interest Of The Local Board Of Education And That A Fair Price Is Received For The Sale; To Amend Section 37-7-301 And 37-39-23, Mississippi Code Of 1972, In Conformity To The Preceding Provisions; And For Related Purposes.
STATUS
Failed
HC11 - Constitution; amend to provide that the people have the right to propose new statutes and amend or repeal existing statutes.
Price Wallace, Shane Aguirre, Andy Boyd
Last updated 6 months ago
5 Co-Sponsors
A Concurrent Resolution Proposing Amendments To Sections 33, 56, 61 And 72, Mississippi Constitution Of 1890, To Provide That The People Reserve To Themselves The Right To Exercise The Legislative Power Of The State To Propose New Laws And To Amend Or Repeal Existing Laws By Initiative, And To Approve Or Reject The Same In An Election Independent Of The Legislature; And For Related Purposes.
STATUS
Failed
HB114 - State Parole Board; dissolve and reconstitute membership of.
Price Wallace, Fred L. Shanks
Last updated 7 months ago
2 Co-Sponsors
An Act To Amend Section 47-7-5, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Dissolve And Reconstitute The State Parole Board; To Provide That At Least Three Of The Five Members, Who Are Appointed By The Governor, Must Have Minimum Of Five Years Of Experience As A Law Enforcement Officer; And For Related Purposes.
STATUS
Failed
HB112 - Parole Board hearings; provide that required notification be sent via certified mail to crime victim and immediate family members of homicide victim.
Price Wallace, Fred L. Shanks
Last updated 7 months ago
2 Co-Sponsors
An Act To Amend Section 47-7-17, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Provide That The Required Notice For A Parole Hearing That Is Sent By The State Parole Board To A Victim Of A Crime Or To The Designee Of The Immediate Family, In Case Of Homicide, Must Be Sent By Certified Mail Whenever An Offender Has A Scheduled Parole Hearing; To Require That Such Notice Be Sent Not Only To The Designee Of The Immediate Family Of A Homicide Victim But Also To The Immediate Family Members Of A Homicide Victim; And For Related Purposes.
STATUS
Failed
HB480 - Litter; authorize MDOT to create certain rules to identify litter owners and increase fines.
Price Wallace
Last updated 7 months ago
1 Co-Sponsor
An Act To Amend Section 97-15-29, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Authorize The Department Of Transportation To Create Rules And Regulations To Determine; To Bring Forward Sections 47-5-431 And 47-5-433, Which Authorize Use Of Prisoners In County Jails To Pick Up Trash, For Purposes Of Amendment; And For Related Purposes.
STATUS
Failed
HB1 - Project Atlas Fund; create.
John O. Read, Edward Blackmon, Lawrence Blackmon
Last updated 8 months ago
15 Co-Sponsors
An Act To Create The Project Atlas Fund As A Special Fund In The State Treasury For The Purpose Of Providing Grants Or Loans To Fund Certain Data Processing Facility Projects, As Defined In Section 57-75-5(f)(xxxiii), Mississippi Code Of 1972; To Provide That Monies Appropriated Out Of The Fund May Be Used To Reimburse Actual Oversight Costs And Engineering Expenses Incurred By The Mississippi Development Authority Up To A Certain Amount; To Require The Mississippi Development Authority To File A Report On The Fund To Certain Public Officials; To Direct The State Treasurer, In Conjunction With The State Fiscal Officer, To Transfer Funds Out Of The Capital Expense Fund To The Project Atlas Fund Created In This Act; And For Related Purposes.
STATUS
Passed
HB902 - Squatted vehicles; prohibit modification to motor vehicles which raise front fender a certain height above the rear fender.
Ken Morgan, Gregory Holloway, Randy P. Boyd
Last updated 7 months ago
17 Co-Sponsors
An Act To Impose Certain Restrictions On The Elevating Or Lowering A Motor Vehicle; To Prohibit Motor Vehicle Modifications That Result In The Motor Vehicle's Front Fender Being Raised Four Or More Inches Above The Height Of The Rear Fender; To Provide For The Manner Of Measuring The Height Of The Front Fender In Relation To The Rear Fender; To Provide Penalties For Violations; And For Related Purposes.
STATUS
Failed
BIOGRAPHY
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Representative from Mississippi district HD-077
COMMITTEES
Mississippi House
BIRTH
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ABOUT
Price Wallace is from Texas. He was born in Dallas and went to high school in Houston. Wallace attended Texas A&M University and majored in business administration. After graduating, he started working at an accounting firm in Austin. In 2018, Wallace decided to run for a seat in the Texas State Senate. His campaign focused on education, healthcare, and job growth. He won the election and took office in 2019.read less
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