ATLANTA (February 16, 2023) | Sen. Brian Strickland (R – McDonough) introduced Senate Bill 157, which seeks to standardize the process when it comes to how an individual’s criminal history impacts his or her ability to obtain an occupational license.
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ATLANTA (January 18, 2022) | Last week, Sen. Brian Strickland (R – McDonough) was reinstated as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Judiciary for the 2023 Legislative Session. The Senate Committee on Assignments is responsible for assigning the Senate body to committees.
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ATLANTA (September 23, 2021) | Recently, Sen. Brian Strickland (R – McDonough), Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, was appointed by Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan to serve on the Georgia Behavioral Health Reform and Innovation Commission.
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ATLANTA (May 7, 2021) | On Tuesday, May 3, Senate Bill 107, sponsored by Sen. Brian Strickland (R – McDonough), was signed into law by Governor Brian Kemp.
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ATLANTA (October 23, 2020) | Wednesday, it was announced that Community Arts Association in Newton County will be receiving a $5,000 Vibrant Communities Grant from the Georgia Council for the Arts, a division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development.
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