Reps. Jones, Hogan and Spencer Urge Georgia Congressional Delegation to Oppose EPA’s Reconsideration of Coal Ash Rule

ATLANTA — State Representatives Jeff Jones (R-Brunswick), Don Hogan (R-St. Simons Island) and Jason Spencer (R-Woodbine) recently called on U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.), U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-Ga.) and U.S. Congressman Buddy Carter (R-Ga.) to oppose the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) reconsideration of the 2015 Coal Ash Rule.  Continue reading “Reps. Jones, Hogan and Spencer Urge Georgia Congressional Delegation to Oppose EPA’s Reconsideration of Coal Ash Rule”

Rep. Jeff Jones Presents Shawn Williams with House Resolution

ATLANTA – State Representative Jeff Jones (R-Brunswick) recently presented Shawn Williams, executive director of the Coastal Outreach Soccer (COS) program, with House Resolution 322 during a ceremony at the Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce. This resolution commends and congratulates Williams for being named the Georgia State Soccer Association’s 2016 Administrator of the Year. Continue reading “Rep. Jeff Jones Presents Shawn Williams with House Resolution”

Rep. Jeff Jones Applauds Republic Services’ Decision to Withdraw Coal Ash Disposal Permit Applications

ATLANTA – State Representative Jeff Jones (R-Brunswick) today commended Republic Services Corporation’s recent decision to withdraw three pending coal ash disposal permit applications. These permit applications would have allowed Republic Services, a waste management company, to dispose coal ash at its Broadhurst Environmental Landfill in Wayne County, near Jesup, Georgia. Continue reading “Rep. Jeff Jones Applauds Republic Services’ Decision to Withdraw Coal Ash Disposal Permit Applications”

GUEST EDITORIAL: Why I Voted ‘Yes’ to Campus Carry

By State Representative Jeff Jones (R-Brunswick)
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Without a doubt, this is a troubling time in America. Mass shootings have been happening with seemingly greater intensity. HB 280, the “campus carry” bill, sponsored by Rep. Mandi Ballinger (R-Canton), would permit 21 year old, licensed concealed carry permit holders to carry a concealed weapon on Georgia’s publicly funded college campuses, but not in dorms, on-campus preschools or at athletic events. The following is my publicly stated position on this very difficult issue. Continue reading “GUEST EDITORIAL: Why I Voted ‘Yes’ to Campus Carry”

Rep. Jeff Jones Responds to Efforts to Protect Georgia’s Water Resources from Coal Ash Storage

ATLANTA — State Representative Jeff Jones (R-Brunswick) today issued the following statement in response to the City of Brunswick City Commission’s effort to draft a resolution asking state lawmakers to create stricter regulations governing coal ash storage: Continue reading “Rep. Jeff Jones Responds to Efforts to Protect Georgia’s Water Resources from Coal Ash Storage”