Mississippi 2026 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SB2360

Introduced

1/19/26

Refer

1/19/26

Engrossed

2/10/26

Refer

2/16/26

Enrolled

3/19/26

Passed

3/26/26

Caption

Tort Claims Board; require to create a registry of all governmental entities and CEOs.

Latest MS SB2360 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HB144

Tort Claims Act; require governmental entities to carry no less than $500,000 insurance coverage.

MS HB146

Tort Claims Board; revise duties.

MS SB2793

Mississippi Tort Claims Act; create publicly accessible registry for certain entities subject to.

MS HB527

Universities and colleges; require to allow MS residents to register for classes before nonresident students.

MS SB2655

Voter registration; create proof of residency required for.

MS HB1923

Boat trailers; exempt from highway privilege tax, ad valorem tax and registration and tag requirements.

MS HB145

Joint Tortfeasors; require to identify in answer.

MS SB2672

Advanced practice registered nurses; revise collaboration requirement.

MS SB2464

Firearms, firearm entities and knives; prohibit governmental entities from entering into certain contracts regarding.

MS SB2054

Election commissioners; require board of supervisors to provide insurance coverage for.

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