Make sure your voice is heard on General Election Day, November 6th. Elections are an important way to contribute to your community and voice your opinion about your district. Research everyone running so that you can know the most about their platforms and what they believe in. If you don’t ...
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I wish to extend my congratulations to three dear friends appointed by Gov. Nathan Deal to high office in our State's Judiciary. I applaud the Governor's choice, and I am very excited about the future of our High Court for decades to come. On August 22, 2018, Sarah Hawkins Warren ...
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Please join me in supporting Pete Peterson for District 4 Commissioner on August 14. You can send your RSVP's to pbrown@servpro8537.com. Any and all contributions are welcome! Priorities As an army veteran, business owner, and loyal resident of Henry County, Pete Peterson offers a lifetime of leadership skills. He and his ...
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Transportation safety has remained a top priority in the Georgia State House for many years, and I am happy to announce that the Hands-Free Georgia Act will officially go into effect on July 1. Many Georgia drivers are uncertain of what this law specifically entails. The Hands-Free Georgia Act does prohibit drivers ...
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Early Voting Early voting for the May 22 Primary Election runs until May 18. Don't forget to cast your vote for the best candidate who fights for the development and interests of our state. My friends and colleagues David Knight, Dale Rutledge, and Brian Strickland are campaigning for reelection in ...
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My colleagues and I reconvened last week for "sine die," our twelfth and final week of the 2018 legislative session. Sine die, a Latin term, translates to "without assigning a day for further meeting." Because this was our final opportunity to meet, we worked late into the night to ensure ...
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With only five work days remaining until “Sine Die,” my colleagues and I were extremely busy this week in our respective committees. The following bills were passed during Week Ten: Health Senate Bill 357 - Also known as “The Health Act,” this bill would create the Health Coordination and Innovation ...
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The House reconvened for Legislative Day 30 on March 5th, beginning the ninth week of the 2018 legislative session. Since we are now past Crossover Day, much of our legislative work this week was accomplished in committee hearings as my House colleagues and I reviewed Senate bills. We also took ...
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“Crossover Day,” the busiest day of the entire legislative session, was on Wednesday, February 28th of week eight. Since this was the last day a piece of legislation could pass out of its original chamber and still remain eligible for consideration by the opposite legislative chamber, my colleagues and I ...
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“Crossover Day” is now only a week away, so our seventh week of session included bill voting, committee overview and discussion of legislation, and the annual State of the Judiciary address delivered by the Supreme Court of Georgia’s Chief Justice P. Harris Hines. A few of those bills and the ...
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