GA SB433

Creates a specialized "Autism Spectrum Disorder or Developmental Disability" license plate available beginning January 1, 2027, featuring the official "Just Bee" symbol, for Georgia residents with autism or developmental disabilities and their spouses, parents, or legal guardians

Requires an affidavit from a licensed physician or psychologist to obtain the plate; false representations by applicants, medical practitioners, or unauthorized plate users constitute a misdemeanor

Mandates peace officer basic training courses include instruction on interacting with persons with autism spectrum disorder or developmental disabilities beginning January 1, 2027

Officer training must cover recognizing behavioral symptoms, effective communication techniques, alternatives to physical restraints, and protocols for contacting caregivers during emergencies

Training program development requires collaboration between the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council, Department of Community Health, Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, and relevant nonprofit organizations