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SB 304

  • Alabama Senate Bill
  • 2023 Regular Session
  • Introduced in Senate May 11, 2023
  • Passed Senate May 23, 2023
  • Passed House May 25, 2023
  • Became Law Jun 01, 2023

Relating to Hale County; to provide for additional minimum qualifications for individuals elected or appointed to the office of sheriff, that the individual is a U.S. citizen, has been a resident and registered voter of Hale County for one year prior to qualifying or being appointed, is a high school graduate or the equivalent, is the age of 25 or older, has three years or more of law enforcement service, has never been convicted of a felony; and to require completion of continuing education.

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Bill Subjects

Hale County

Abstract

Hale County, qualifications for sheriff.

Bill Sponsors (1)

Bobby Singleton

  • Democratic
  • Senator
  • District 24
Primary

Votes

May 25, 2023

Roll of the H for Vote 969 on SB304 (2023 Regular Session)

Pass

House

May 23, 2023

Roll of the S for Vote 921 on SB304 (2023 Regular Session)

Pass

Senate

Actions

Jun 01, 2023

Office of the Governor

Enacted as 2023-349

May 26, 2023

Senate

Enrolled

May 25, 2023

House

Read a Third Time and Pass

House

On Third Reading in Second House

House

Ready to Enroll

May 24, 2023

House

Reported Out of Committee in Second House

House

Reported Favorably (Local Legislation)

House

Read Second Time in Second House

May 23, 2023

Senate

Read First Time in Second House

Senate

Read a Third Time and Pass

Senate

On Third Reading in House of Origin

House

Referred to Committee (Local Legislation)

May 18, 2023

Senate

Reported Out of Committee in House of Origin

Senate

Read Second Time in House of Origin

May 17, 2023

Senate

Reported Favorably (Local Legislation )

May 11, 2023

Senate

Introduced and Referred (Local Legislation )

Senate

Read First Time in House of Origin

Bill Text

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Enrolled PDF
Act 2023-349 PDF

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