ATLANTA –State Representative Mike Dudgeon (R-Johns Creek) today was appointed to the Education Reform Commission by Governor Nathan Deal. The commission is charged with studying the state’s education system and providing recommendations to Governor Deal for possible improvements to the system. Continue reading “Rep. Mike Dudgeon Appointed to Education Reform Commission”
Rep. Brett Harrell Appointed Ways & Means Subcommittee Chair
ATLANTA – State Representative Jay Powell (R-Camilla), Chairman of the House Ways & Means Committee, recently appointed State Representative Brett Harrell (R-Snellville) to serve as the Chairman of the Ad Valorem Tax Subcommittee. Continue reading “Rep. Brett Harrell Appointed Ways & Means Subcommittee Chair”
Rep. Jason Shaw Appointed to Deputy Whip Team for the 2015-2016 Legislative Term
ATLANTA – State Representative Jason Shaw (R-Lakeland) was recently appointed to serve as a member of the Deputy Whip team to the House Majority Caucus. Rep. Shaw was appointed to serve on the Whip Team by House Majority Whip Matt Ramsey (R-Peachtree City), and his appointment is for a two-year term concurrent with his service as a member of the Georgia House of Representatives. Continue reading “Rep. Jason Shaw Appointed to Deputy Whip Team for the 2015-2016 Legislative Term”
Rep. Terry England Appointed to Education Reform Commission
ATLANTA – Governor Nathan Deal recently appointed State Representative Terry England (R-Auburn) to the Education Reform Commission, a newly established commission charged with studying the state’s education system. Continue reading “Rep. Terry England Appointed to Education Reform Commission”
Representative Lynn Smith Named One of 2015’s Most Influential Georgians
ATLANTA – The January 2015 edition of Georgia Trend Magazine recently named State Representative Lynn Smith (R-Newnan) one of the Most Influential Georgians of 2015. This is the fifth consecutive year that Rep. Smith has received this recognition. Continue reading “Representative Lynn Smith Named One of 2015’s Most Influential Georgians”