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SB2632Introduced in the Senate

Local Governments Disaster Recovery Emergency Loan Program; create.

Vetoed

Introduced by Scott DeLano, District 50

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Official description

An Act To Enact The Local Governments Disaster Recovery Emergency Loan Program Act; To Define Terms; To Establish The Local Government Disaster Recovery Emergency Loan Program To Be Administered By The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency For The Purpose Of Assisting Local Governments In Recovering From Certain Federally Declared Disasters By Issuing Loans To Local Governments; To Provide That No Loan Shall Be Issued Under The Authority Of This Act After A Certain Date; To Set Forth The Powers And Duties Of The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency In Administering This Act; To Allow The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency To Authorize An Administrator To Carry Out Any Or All Of The Powers And Duties Enumerated In This Act; To Exempt The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency From Any Requirement That The Public Procurement Review Board Approve Any Personal Or Professional Services Contracts Or Pre-approve Any Solicitation Of Such Contracts For Purposes Of This Act; To Create A Special Fund In The State Treasury To Be Designated As The "local Governments Disaster Recovery Emergency Loan Fund"; To Require Each Recipient Of A Loan Under The Program To Establish A Dedicated Source Of Revenue For Repayment Of The Loan In The Event That The Federal Emergency Management Agency Declines To Reimburse An Expenditure For Which Loan Proceeds Were Used; To Provide That The Executed Loan Agreement Will Obligate The Local Government To Repay The Proceeds Of The Loan Immediately Upon Receipt Of Reimbursements From The Federal Emergency Management Agency; To Provide That The Loan Agreement Shall Provide For The Repayment Of All Funds Received From The Emergency Fund Within Not More Than Two Years From The Date That The Federal Emergency Management Agency Declined To Reimburse For An Expenditure For Which Loan Proceeds Were Used; To Require A Recipient Local Government To Pledge Its Sales Tax Revenue Distribution Or Its Homestead Exemption Annual Tax Loss Reimbursement, As The Case May Be, To Meet The Repayment Schedule Contained In The Loan Agreement In The Event That The Federal Emergency Management Agency Declines To Reimburse An Expenditure For Which Loan Proceeds Were Used; To Amend Section 27-104-7, Mississippi Code Of 1972, To Provide That Any Personal Or Professional Service Contracts Entered Into By The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency Under This Act Are Exempt From Approval By The Public Procurement Review Board; And For Related Purposes.

Where it stands

Died In Committee

April 15, 2026

How did lawmakers vote?

House votes

2 recorded votes · each counted separately

Senate votes

2 recorded votes · each counted separately

SenateStage: Senate Conference Report Adopted · March 12, 2026

51

Yes

0

No

1

Absent or Not Voting

52 senators recorded in this Senate vote. Colors show vote categories only, not whether a vote was good or bad.

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Bill history

  1. Referred To Government Structure

  2. Title Suff Do Pass Comm Sub

  3. Committee Substitute Adopted

  4. Tabled Subject To Call

  5. Remove from Table for consider

  6. Amended

  7. Passed As Amended

  8. Transmitted To House

  9. Referred To State Affairs;Appropriations A

  10. DR - TSDPAA: SA To AP

  11. DR - TSDPAA: AP To SA

  12. Title Suff Do Pass As Amended

  13. Amended

  14. Passed As Amended

  15. Immediate Release

  16. Returned For Concurrence

  17. Decline to Concur/Invite Conf

  18. Conferees Named McCaughn,DeLano,Whaley

  19. Conferees Named Deweese,Zuber,Mattox

  20. Conference Report Filed

  21. Conference Report Filed

  22. Conference Report Adopted

  23. Conference Report Adopted

  24. Unanimous Consent Granted

  25. Enrolled Bill Signed

  26. Enrolled Bill Signed

  27. Unanimous Consent Granted

  28. Vetoed

  29. Veto Referred To Government Structure

  30. Died In Committee

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