The Georgia Senate Committee on Public Safety convened on March 21, 2025, to discuss key legislative matters, including updates on pending bills and the committee's schedule. The meeting highlighted the urgency of advancing legislation before the upcoming deadlines.

Committee members were informed about two significant bills on the agenda, including the Georgia Anti-Squatting Bill 2025. The committee chair emphasized the importance of timely discussions, noting that there are only two meetings left before critical cutover dates. The chair also mentioned ongoing work on two speed camera bills, which are expected to be presented to the full committee on Monday.

The chair reassured attendees that any changes to the agenda would be communicated promptly, allowing committee members and the public adequate time to review the materials before meetings. The committee's timeline is crucial, as bills must be passed out before the 37th day of the legislative session to ensure they can be read and voted on in the following days.

Overall, the meeting underscored the committee's commitment to transparency and efficiency as it navigates the legislative process in the final weeks of the session.