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Stay informed on legislative issues important to your business and community

TrackBill Legislative Action Center

So often it feels like we hear about legislative issues and potential regulations that affect our business when it might be too late to have our voices heard. In an effort to keep you informed, your Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce is working with TrackBill, a fast, simple, mobile-based service that identifies bills within our areas of interest, tracks the activity, and provides regular updates on the status so that you can stay in the know on state and federal legislative issues. 

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Below are current state legislative bills and their status. Click each to view the status of a bill and to start tracking it.

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TrackBill is the solution government affairs professionals trust for simple, fast, mobile access to state and federal legislative information.

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