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GA SB448
Bill
Status
2/2/2026
Primary Sponsor
Derek Mallow
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AI Summary
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Senior living facilities receiving Georgia housing tax credits must acquire and maintain emergency backup power systems beginning January 1, 2027
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Emergency power systems must ensure at least 96 hours of continuous operation, covering safe egress, emergency lighting, and temperature control
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Applies to facilities designed for residents age 55 or older that are two or more stories, contain multiple dwellings, and provide support services or limited medical assistance
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Acceptable power systems include on-site backup generators with sufficient fuel supply, or alternate power sources approved by the department
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Enforcement and inspection will be coordinated by the state revenue commissioner, Safety Fire Commissioner, and commissioner of community affairs
Legislative Description
State Income Taxes; tax credits for low income buildings; certain senior living facilities to acquire and maintain sufficient emergency and standby power systems to provide for the safety and welfare of residents at such facility; require
Last Action
Senate Read and Referred
2/3/2026