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GA HB1451
Bill
Status
2/24/2026
Primary Sponsor
Katie Dempsey
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AI Summary
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Creates a talent recruitment grant program administered by the Department of Community Affairs to incentivize households from other states to relocate to Georgia
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Eligible grant recipients include local governments and nonprofit organizations focused on economic development, workforce/talent development, or community development
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Applicants must contribute at least 20% of total program costs (including local investments and in-kind donations) and submit a recruitment plan detailing costs, household goals, and projected economic impact
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Households must reside outside Georgia at time of application and have a minimum household income of $55,000 to qualify for relocation incentives
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Grants are disbursed in two 50% installments, with the second payment contingent on meeting half the stated household recruitment goal; failure to meet goals disqualifies recipients from future grants
Legislative Description
Community Affairs, Department of; local governments and nonprofit organizations to incentivize households to relocate from outside this state to local governments in this state; provide
Last Action
House Committee Favorably Reported
3/3/2026