Matthew Hammett
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| HB 476 | Bills they lead | Matthew Hammett leads HB 476, “Relating to Covington County; to amend Section 45-20-232, Code of Alabama 1975, to further provide for pistol permit fees; and to provide for lifetime permits”. | Became law |
| HB 478 | Bills they lead | Matthew Hammett leads HB 478, “Covington Co., sheriff, booking fee distributed to sheriff's law enforcement fund”. | Became law |
| HJR 29 | Bills they lead | Matthew Hammett leads HJR 29, “David Cook, bridge named”. | Became law |
| HB 24 | Bills they lead | Matthew Hammett leads HB 24, “Covington County, court costs, Legislature may fix amounts and provide for distribution of revenue, constitutional amendment”. | Became law |
| HB 297 | Bills they lead | Matthew Hammett leads HB 297, “Animals, disposal methods for dead further provided”. | Failed |
| HR 43 | Bills they lead | Matthew Hammett leads HR 43, “David Cook, bridge named”. | Out of committee |
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| Matthew Hammett | Source records | Matthew Hammett has an explicit source reference to Matthew Hammett. | None |
| Matthew Hammett | Source records | Matthew Hammett has an explicit source reference to Matthew Hammett. | None |
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