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Gov. Nathan Deal today signed into law the bill establishing next year’s $21.8 billion state budget, which will keep Georgia moving forward in education, public safety, economic development, health care and other key areas.
Gov. Nathan Deal nominated Jay Roberts as planning director of the Georgia Department of Transportation. Roberts begins in his new role on May 15.
Gov. Nathan Deal today signed into law HB 310, creating the Department of Community Supervision, one of his legislative priorities.
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced 136 local education authorities (LEAs) will be awarded more than $25.3 million from the second round of the Connections for Classrooms grant program, a collaborative funding effort between the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), the Georgia Department of Education and the One Georgia Authority to help ensure classrooms across the state have the high-speed broadband access required for digital and blended learning.
Gov. Nathan Deal today signed into law Senate Bill 138, legislation that improves communication within and among child welfare groups, such as state agencies and foster parents.
Today at Liberty Plaza, Gov. Nathan Deal signed into law HB 170, legislation that addresses Georgia’s critical transportation infrastructure needs.
Janice Haker, State Interagency Coordinating Council for Early Childhood Intervention Programs—Babies Can’t Wait
Gov. Nathan Deal today signed HB 63, legislation overhauling the employer GED tax credit.
Gov. Nathan Deal’s 14 nominations to the Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen (REACH) Foundation, Inc. Board were unanimously approved today by the board of directors of the Georgia Student Finance Authority.
