- Chapter 7 (HB2200)
- Coal Surface Mining Reclamation Fund; assessment of reclamation tax revenues.
- Chapter 26 (HB1529)
- Temporary exemption periods from retail sales and use taxes for qualifying items; sunset dates.
- Chapter 50 (HB1961)
- License tax, local; methodology for deducting certain gross receipts.
- Chapter 62 (SB1179)
- Opioids; workgroup to establish guidelines for prescribing.
- Chapter 71 (SB855)
- Trooper Chad Phillip Dermyer Memorial Bridge; designating as Rt. 143 bridge over Interstate 64.
- Chapter 94 (HB1426)
- Emergency custody or involuntary admission process; alternative transportation model.
- Chapter 97 (SB1221)
- Emergency custody or involuntary admission process; alternative transportation model.
- Chapter 123 (HB1732)
- License plates, special; issuance for supporters of Virginia Nurses Foundation.
- Chapter 124 (HB1741)
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge; designating as Virginia Route 114 bridge.
- Chapter 127 (HB2214)
- Transportation, Department of, and University of Virginia; use agreement.
- Chapter 129 (SB1367)
- F. W. "Wakie" Howard, Jr., Bridge; designating as State Route 155 bridge in New Kent County.
- Chapter 131 (HB1699)
- Danville, City of; recordation of deeds subject to liens for unpaid taxes.
- Chapter 136 (HB1483)
- BHDS, Board of; regulations governing licensure of providers.
- Chapter 137 (SB941)
- Forensic discharge planning services; local and regional correctional facilities.
- Chapter 148 (HB1405)
- Trooper Chad Phillip Dermyer Memorial Bridge; designating as Rt. 143 bridge over Interstate 64.
- Chapter 162 (SB967)
- Chesapeake Port Authority; City Council of Chesapeake may transfer any right, power, etc.
- Chapter 165 (SB1304)
- Municipal elections; local option for timing of elections, effective date.
- Chapter 172 (HB1728)
- Air transportation services providers; VDH to review rules for use in medical situations.
- Chapter 180 (HB2161)
- Opioids; workgroup to establish guidelines for prescribing.
- Chapter 185 (SB1323)
- Neonatal abstinence syndrome; Board of Health to adopt regulations to include as reportable disease.
- Chapter 192 (HB1784)
- Forensic discharge planning services; local and regional correctional facilities.
- Chapter 197 (HB2162)
- Substance-exposed infants; study of barriers to treatment in Commonwealth.
- Chapter 198 (HB2183)
- Medicaid; eligibility of incarcerated individuals.
- Chapter 218 (SB1311)
- Hampton Roads Sanitation District; adds County of Surry to territory.
- Chapter 229 (HB1569)
- VPI & SU and Virginia State University; purpose and courses of study.
- Chapter 249 (HB1885)
- Opioids; limit on amount prescribed, extends sunset provision.
- Chapter 252 (SB1232)
- Opioids; limit on amount prescribed, extends sunset provision.
- Chapter 272 (HB1763)
- License plates, special; issuance for supporters of highway safety.
- Chapter 280 (HB1467)
- Neonatal abstinence syndrome; Board of Health to adopt regulations to include as reportable disease.
- Chapter 313 (HB1414)
- Standards of Learning; DOE to review multipart assessment questions, partial credit, etc.
- Chapter 317 (HB1838)
- Neighborhood Assistance Act tax credits; process of allocating credits.
- Chapter 341 (HB1600)
- Landfills; DEQ, et al., to work towards odor reduction in Campbell County.
- Chapter 345 (HB1774)
- Stormwater management; work group to examine ways to improve.
- Chapter 411 (HB1484)
- Occupational therapists; Board of Medicine shall amend regulations governing licensure.
- Chapter 420 (HB2249)
- Virginia State University; revenue-producing capital project.
- Chapter 438 (HB2219)
- Real property tax; Stafford County may adopt, by ordinance, to restrict deferral of taxes.
- Chapter 446 (SB1018)
- Temporary exemption periods from retail sales and use taxes for qualifying items; sunset dates.
- Chapter 448 (SB1248)
- Real property tax; Stafford County may adopt, by ordinance, to restrict deferral of taxes.
- Chapter 452 (SB1369)
- Commonwealth of Virginia Institutions of Higher Education Bond Act of 2017; created.
- Chapter 464 (HB2258)
- Suicide; task force to raise public awareness, etc.
- Chapter 476 (SB1577)
- Alternative onsite sewage systems; sampling.
- Chapter 478 (HB1571)
- Workers' compensation; fees for medical services.
- Chapter 514 (HB2282)
- Children, trafficking of; guidelines for training school counselors, etc.
- Chapter 526 (HB1520)
- Reformulated gasoline; sale for farm use.
- Chapter 541 (HB2449)
- Term limits; members of certain Authorities in City of Chesapeake limited to two terms.
- Chapter 544 (SB806)
- Interstate 73 Corridor Development Fund and Program; created.
- Chapter 545 (SB899)
- Reformulated gasoline; sale for farm use.
- Chapter 553 (SB1363)
- Statewide one-stop online portal for address changes; Secretary of Transportation to study.
- Chapter 557 (SB1553)
- Term limits; members of certain Authorities in City of Chesapeake limited to two terms.
- Chapter 568 (SB990)
- Electric energy; consumption reduction goal, annual progress reports.
- Chapter 602 (HB2477)
- Onsite sewage systems and private wells; VDH to take steps to eliminate site evaluation.
- Chapter 604 (SB868)
- Child abuse or neglect; investigation of valid reports and complaints
- Chapter 611 (HB2250)
- Commonwealth of Virginia Institutions of Higher Education Bond Act of 2017; created.
- Chapter 614 (SB1370)
- Virginia State University; revenue-producing capital project.
- Chapter 617 (HB1650)
- Relief; Keith Allen Harward.
- Chapter 618 (HB2348)
- Women's right to vote; Va. Historical Society shall plan commemoration of centennial anniversary.
- Chapter 637 (SB1588)
- General Assembly Building replacement project; sale of surplus property.
- Chapter 658 (SB1479)
- Relief; Keith Allen Harward.
- Chapter 660 (HB1697)
- Housing crisis; extension of sunset date of land use approvals.
- Chapter 698 (HB2359)
- Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority; changes effective date for creation of Authority.
- Chapter 707 (SB1287)
- Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority; changes effective date for creation of Authority.
- Chapter 715 (HB2248)
- Capital outlay plan; revises six-year plan for projects.
- Chapter 722 (SB1045)
- Capital outlay plan; revises six-year plan for projects.
- Chapter 731 (HB2203)
- Uniform Statewide Building Code; notice to residents of code violations.
- Chapter 769 (HJ545)
- Constitutional amendment; powers of General Assembly, etc.
- Chapter 770 (HJ562)
- Constitutional amendment; real property tax exemption for spouse of disabled veteran.
- Chapter 771 (HJ693)
- Constitutional amendment; Transportation Funds (first reference).
- Chapter 772 (SJ295)
- Constitutional amendment; legislative review of administrative rules (first reference).
- Chapter 773 (SJ331)
- Constitutional amendment; property tax, exemption for flooding remediation, abatement, etc.
- Chapter 781 (HB1691)
- Widewater Beach Subdivision; DCR to convey certain real property.
- Chapter 803 (HB2390)
- Renewable energy power purchase agreements; expands pilot program, sunset provision.
- Chapter 817 (SB1398)
- Coal combustion residuals unit; closure permit, assessments required.
- Chapter 826 (HB2383)
- Combined sewer overflow outfalls; DEQ to identify owner of outfall discharging into Chesapeake Bay.
- Chapter 827 (SB898)
- Combined sewer overflow outfalls; DEQ to identify owner of outfall discharging into Chesapeake Bay.
- Chapter 836 (HB1500)
- Budget Bill.
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