271 bills on commemorations and honors
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| Bill | Title | Where it stands | Last action |
|---|---|---|---|
| SJR 74 | Tommy Jacques, commended Tom Butler | Became law | Apr 21, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 242 | Urging the Governor and relevant state agencies to recognize the value of spent nuclear fuel and take state actions toward its development Ben Harrison | Vetoed | Apr 20, 2026Pocket Vote |
| HJR 326 | Recognizing the need for a north-south transportation route in East Alabama Ben Robbins | Became law | Apr 17, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 345 | Tanner Tessmann and June 19, 2026, recognized Ben Robbins | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 344 | Chris Richards and June 12, 2026, recognized Ben Robbins | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 314 | Brittney Rabens, commended Anthony Daniels | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 311 | Representative Tracy Estes, commended Nathaniel Ledbetter | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 310 | Representative Phillip Ensler, commended Nathaniel Ledbetter | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 309 | Representative James Edward Hill, Jr., commended Nathaniel Ledbetter | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 308 | Representative Rhett Marques, commended Nathaniel Ledbetter | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 307 | Barbara Boyd, commended Nathaniel Ledbetter | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 306 | Representative Brett Easterbrook, commended Nathaniel Ledbetter | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 305 | Representative Bob Fincher, commended Nathaniel Ledbetter | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 302 | Senator Thomas Wayne Butler, commended Phillip Rigsby | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SB 287 | Alcoholic beverage importers; to recognize that an importer licensee may import alcoholic beverages from any jurisdiction outside of the State of Alabama Kirk Hatcher | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 284 | Molly Meadows, commended Paul W. Lee | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 283 | Chattahoochee Valley Community College women's basketball team, commended Chris Blackshear | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 278 | Samford Women's Basketball Team, commended David Faulkner | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 277 | Drake State Community and Technical College, commended Laura Hall | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 269 | Bishop State Community College Men's Basketball Team, congratulated Adline Clarke | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 251 | Winterboro High School Girls Basketball Team, 2026 State Basketball Champions, commended Ben Robbins | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 244 | Young Ladies of Class Mentorship and Debutante Program and its founder, Sheyann Webb-Christburg, honored Patrice McClammy | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 120 | Senator John W. Williams, commended Garlan Gudger | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 119 | Senator Tom Butler, commended Garlan Gudger | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 118 | The Montgomery Academy boys basketball team, commended Will Barfoot | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 117 | Dylan Nutt, commended Tim Melson | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 115 | John R. Cooper, commended Clyde Chambliss | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 114 | Brigadier General Vandiver H. Carter, commended Robert Stewart | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 113 | Seriousness of the national debt and its threat to national security, recognized Arthur Orr | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 112 | The University of Alabama Women's Wheelchair Basketball Team, commended Gerald H. Allen | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 110 | William Riley Hawkins, Jr., commended J. T. 'Jabo' Waggoner | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 101 | Auburn University Architecture Program, commended Sam Givhan | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 100 | Prestley Skelton, honored Matt Woods | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 94 | Exchange Club of Tuscaloosa Officer of the Year honorees, commended Gerald H. Allen | Became law | Apr 15, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 343 | Alabama Yom HaShoah Commemoration, recognized David Faulkner | Became law | Apr 13, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 271 | Naming the Special Agent Justin Williams Memorial Highway Thomas Jackson | Became law | Apr 13, 2026Enacted |
| HR 360 | Jawana Jackson and Henry Ford Museum, commended Prince Chestnut | Passed one chamber | Apr 9, 2026Joint Rule 11 |
| HJR 358 | Naming a portion of Highway 21 the Jackie Swinford Memorial Highway Steve Hurst | Passed one chamber | Apr 9, 2026Hurst motion to Adopt - Adopted Voice Vote |
| HR 356 | Chief Jerry Taylor, commended Shane Stringer | Passed one chamber | Apr 9, 2026Joint Rule 11 |
| HR 353 | Auburn University Men's Basketball Team, commended Mike Shaw | Passed one chamber | Apr 9, 2026Shaw motion to Adopt - Adopted Voice Vote |
| HJR 237 | Naming the bridge on United States Highway 45 that spans the B.N. Railroad between Sports Plex Road and Bell Grayson Road in Marengo County as the Fred Armstead, Sr. Memorial Bridge Artis 'A.J.' McCampbell | Became law | Apr 9, 2026Enacted |
| HJR 215 | Ron Ingram, commended Chris Blackshear | Became law | Apr 9, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 105 | Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth, commended Garlan Gudger | Became law | Apr 9, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 97 | The University of Alabama, commended Gerald H. Allen | Became law | Apr 9, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 78 | North Sand Mountain Girls Basketball Team, commended Steve Livingston | Became law | Apr 9, 2026Enacted |
| SJR 77 | Section Boys Basketball Team, commended Steve Livingston | Became law | Apr 9, 2026Enacted |
| HR 352 | Ms. Ansley Lyons, commended Mark Gidley | Passed one chamber | Apr 8, 2026Joint Rule 11 |
| HR 351 | Barbara Curry-Story, honored Barbara Boyd | Passed one chamber | Apr 8, 2026Robertson motion to Adopt - Adopted Voice Vote |
| HR 350 | Susie Heird, commended Kerry (Bubba) Underwood | Passed one chamber | Apr 8, 2026Joint Rule 11 |
| HR 349 | Auburn University School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Design, commended Chris Pringle | Passed one chamber | Apr 8, 2026Joint Rule 11 |
From Alabama's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.