Deal: October revenue up 6.4 percent
November 9, 2012
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Georgia’s net tax collections for October totaled $1.38 billion for an increase of $83.5 million, or 6.4 percent, compared to October 2011.
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Press Releases
Deal announces Verizon, King & Spalding contribution to REACH
November 8, 2012
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced that Verizon has contributed $20,000 to support the REACH Georgia Scholarship Program while law firm King & Spalding pledged $10,000 to support the program over a four-year period.
Deal appoints judges to Cobb and Gwinnett benches, McIntosh County State Court
November 7, 2012
Gov. Nathan Deal today appointed the Hon. Robert D. Leonard II to the Superior Court judgeship within the Cobb Judicial Circuit, the Hon. George F. Hutchinson, III to the Superior Court judgeship within the Gwinnett Judicial Circuit, and the Hon. C.
Deal recognizes Georgians for acts of heroism in public safety
November 5, 2012
Gov. Nathan Deal today recognized 18 public safety professionals for acts of heroism and eight for contributions to their profession at the Governor’s Public Safety Awards ceremony in Forsyth.
Deal appoints MacCartney as CFO, OPB Director
October 26, 2012
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced the appointment of Teresa MacCartney as chief financial officer and director of the Office of Planning and Budget.
Deal appoints Dozier to Corrections, Mikell to Driver Services
October 23, 2012
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced the appointment of Robert G. Mikell to commissioner of the Georgia Department of Driver Services.
Deal, Kemp to keep Georgia’s Archives open
October 18, 2012
Gov. Nathan Deal and Secretary of State Brian Kemp announced today that the state will restore $125,000 to Kemp’s budget to keep the Georgia State Archives open to Georgians for the remainder of the budget year.