Rep. Smith Announces Final Passage of Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Act

ATLANTA – State Representative Lynn Smith (R-Newnan), Chairman of the House Natural Resources & Environment Committee, today announced that Governor Nathan Deal signed House Bill 332 and House Resolution 238 into law on Monday, May 7, 2018. HB 332, the Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Act, and HR 238 are companion measures Rep. Smith co-sponsored during the 2018 legislative session that seek to protect and preserve conservation land in Georgia. Continue reading “Rep. Smith Announces Final Passage of Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Act”

Coweta County Legislative Delegation Condemns National Socialist Rally in Newnan

All five members of the Coweta County Legislative Delegation stand in opposition to the upcoming rally in Newnan by the National Socialist Movement. The members stand with the Mayor, City Council and Police Department and applaud the members of the faith community for coming together and offering positive alternatives for the community. Continue reading “Coweta County Legislative Delegation Condemns National Socialist Rally in Newnan”

Rep. Lynn Smith Re-Elected as Chair of Southern Legislative Conference Energy & Environment Committee

ATLANTA – State Representative Lynn Smith (R-Newnan) was recently re-elected to serve as Chair of the Energy & Environment Committee of the Southern Legislative Conference (SLC) during SLC’s 71st annual meeting. Rep. Smith is the first and only woman to serve as chair of this committee and also serves as an ex-officio member of SLC’s Executive Committee. Continue reading “Rep. Lynn Smith Re-Elected as Chair of Southern Legislative Conference Energy & Environment Committee”

House Natural Resources & Environment Ad Hoc Committee on Coal Ash Pond Closings Holds First Meeting

ATLANTA – The House Natural Resources & Environment ad hoc committee on coal ash pond closings held its first meeting on Thursday, March 16, 2017 under the leadership of House Natural Resources & Environment Committee Chairman, State Representative Lynn Smith (R-Newnan). Continue reading “House Natural Resources & Environment Ad Hoc Committee on Coal Ash Pond Closings Holds First Meeting”