Deal expands state of emergency
February 11, 2014
Gov. Nathan Deal has expanded the state of emergency to include 44 additional counties, bringing the total to 89.
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Deal declares state of emergency for 14 counties
February 10, 2014
Order targets North Georgia; governor will expand scope as Winter Storm Warning spreads
Deal expands state of emergency
February 10, 2014
Gov. Nathan Deal has expanded the state of emergency to include 31 additional counties, bringing the total to 45.
Deal mobilizes state resources ahead of winter storm
February 9, 2014
With the National Weather Service issuing a Winter Storm Watch for Monday evening through Tuesday afternoon, Gov. Nathan Deal today put emergency response agencies on alert and began significant preparations.
Deal: Fiserv to create 500 new jobs in Alpharetta
February 7, 2014
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a leading global provider of financial services technology solutions, has selected a new location in Alpharetta for its Atlanta-area operations.
Deal: January revenues up 4.4 percent
February 7, 2014
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Georgia’s net tax collections for the month of January totaled almost $1.81 billion for an increase of $76.25 million, or 4.4 percent, compared to the month-ended January 2013.
Deal announces third round winners for Innovation in Teaching
February 5, 2014
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced seven winners in Round Three of the Innovation in Teaching Competition, a recognition and reward opportunity for teachers who demonstrate innovative teaching strategies for the Georgia standards in English/Language Arts and Mathematics.
Deal implements immediate reforms for winter storm warnings
February 3, 2014
Gov. Nathan Deal today announced immediate reforms for how the state communicates with Georgians when under a winter storm warning.