Deal signs budget, issues veto statements
May 17, 2011
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced that he has signed the 2012 budget, and he has vetoed eight general bills and one piece of local legislation.
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Press Releases
Deal fills Western Judicial Circuit judgeship
May 17, 2011
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced the appointment of H. Patrick Haggard to fill the vacancy in the Superior Court of the Western Judicial Circuit. Mr. Haggard fills the vacancy created by the resignation of the Hon. Steve C.
Deal endorses crucial Savannah infrastructure investment
May 16, 2011
Gov. Nathan Deal today endorsed building an estimated $140 million highway, the Jimmy DeLoach Parkway Connector, to improve truck access to and from the Port of Savannah – America’s fourth-largest and fastest growing container port.
Deal appoints seven to boards
May 13, 2011
Timothy F. Ansley, State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors
Deal signs 35 bills
May 13, 2011
House Bills
HB 47 Insurance across state lines
HB 49 Technical and adult education, change name
HB 87 Illegal immigration
HB 90 Heritage trust properties
Deal signs immigration reform: Legislation protects taxpayers, employers while upholding rule of law
May 13, 2011
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal today signed the Illegal Immigration Reform and Enforcement Act of 2011, which passed both houses of the Georgia Legislature by overwhelming margins.
Deal touts opening of Georgia Biomass: World's largest wood pellet production plant creates 85 jobs, $175 million investment
May 12, 2011
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced the grand opening of Georgia Biomass, a wood pellet production plant in Waycross in Ware County.
Deal signs 116 bills
May 12, 2011
The most recent bills signed by Gov. Nathan Deal, 116 in total, are listed below. Most of the bills were local legislation.