Leading by Example, Williams Thanks all Senators for taking Additional Voluntary Furlough Days

ATLANTA (Jan. 27, 2010) – President Pro Tempore Tommie Williams (R-Lyons) spoke to the entire Senate body today thanking each senator who volunteered to take six additional furlough days through the end of the fiscal year.  Those who took the voluntary days in the fall will have taken a total of eleven furlough days for this year’s budget.  The money will be returned to the State Treasury to help fill additional budget gaps. 

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Senate Republicans Voluntarily Take Furlough Days through June 2010

ATLANTA (Jan. 26, 2010) – All Georgia State Senate Republicans are volunteering to take a furlough day a month for the remainder of the fiscal year.   With these additional days, legislators will have taken a total of eleven furlough days in fiscal year 2010.  The money will be returned to the State Treasury to help fill additional budget gaps. 

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Sen. Gloria Butler to Present Racial Profiling Legislation

WHAT:           State Sen. Gloria Butler (D-Stone Mountain) will present   legislation eradicating racial profiling during a press conference on Tuesday, January 26 at 1 p.m.  Sen. Butler’s legislation will change the definition of racial profiling, improve training practices for police officers and adjust regulations on consent searches.

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