HB1112First Reading

Amends TCA Title 58, Chapter 2 and Title 68, Chapter 201.

Tennessee HB1112 aimed to amend existing laws regarding emergency management and weather modification by requiring state agencies to study emergency mitigation-related matters and specifying penalties for violations related to weather modification practices. The bill sought to affect state agencies involved in environmental management and public safety by imposing stricter regulations and penalties for unauthorized weather modification activities. Key provisions included defining weather modification, increasing penalties for violations to a Class A misdemeanor, and allowing the attorney general to investigate credible reports of such violations. The bill ultimately failed to pass.

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Overview

Tennessee HB1112 aimed to amend existing laws regarding emergency management and weather modification by requiring state agencies to study emergency mitigation-related matters and specifying penalties for violations related to weather modification practices. The bill sought to affect state agencies involved in environmental management and public safety by imposing stricter regulations and penalties for unauthorized weather modification activities. Key provisions included defining weather modification, increasing penalties for violations to a Class A misdemeanor, and allowing the attorney general to investigate credible reports of such violations. The bill ultimately failed to pass.

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Sponsor

Fritts, Monty

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

February 5, 2025

Last Action

March 26, 2025

Received from House, Passed on First Consideration

Subjects
Air PollutionTennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA)Environment and Conservation, Department ofAttorney General and Reporter

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