Georgia House members have voted overwhelmingly for a school safety bill aimed at preventing a school shooting like the one in September that killed two teachers and two students at a high school northeast of Atlanta.

Six months after the shootings at Apalachee High School left four dead, the Georgia House passed two bills aimed at gun safety and reducing threats and violence at Georgia schools. The school safety package was a major legislative goal for Republican House Speaker Jon Burns.

The Georgia State House passed two bills Tuesday in the wake of last fall’s mass shooting at Apalachee High School. One would enact a tax credit for safe guns storage devices. Another would create training and databases for schools to manage threats.