Governor Nathan Deal - Georgia’s 82nd Governor (2011-2019)
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Press Releases
Deal: 2013 Georgia job creation hits record high
December 20, 2013
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced that the Global Commerce Division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development produced a 10 percent increase in job creation during the state’s most recent fiscal year.
Deal: Georgia wins Race to the Top Early Learning Challenge
December 19, 2013
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced that Georgia was selected as a winner in the Race to the Top Early Learning Challenge. The state is projected to receive more than $50 million to implement its plan over four years.
Deal releases Digital Learning Task Force recommendations
December 18, 2013
Gov. Nathan Deal today released the final report of recommendations from his Digital Learning Task Force.
Deal appoints 23 to regional commissions
December 13, 2013
Northwest Georgia Regional Commission
James M. Coughlin
Georgia Mountains Regional Commission
William S. Wade (reappointment)
Rex Farmer (reappointment)
Deal: November revenues up 3.6 percent
December 10, 2013
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Georgia’s net tax collections for the month of November totaled $1.39 billion, an increase of nearly $49.0 million or 3.6 percent compared to the month-ended November 2012.
Deal names Riley as House floor leader
December 6, 2013
Gov. Nathan Deal today named state Rep. Lynne Riley (R-Johns Creek) to his House floor leader team, replacing Rep. Matt Hatchett (R-Dublin) who was elected state House Republican Caucus chair.
Deal: Toyo Tire creates 650 jobs in Bartow expansion
December 6, 2013
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today at the Toyo Tire North America Manufacturing, Inc.
Deal: Mohawk Industries creates 420 jobs in Dalton and Rome
December 4, 2013
Georgia-based Fortune 500 company will create 420 new jobs and invest about $85 million into two renovation projects