ATLANTA (April 6, 2016) | Sen. Elena Parent (D – Atlanta) will host a town hall meeting on Wednesday, April 13, 2016 at North Decatur Presbyterian Church to offer constituents an overview of the legislation that received final passage from the General Assembly, and discuss the issues that didn’t. Continue reading “Sen. Elena Parent to Host Town Hall Meeting in Decatur”
Senator Elena Parent Visits Suburban Nursery School in Recognition of Georgia Pre-K Week
ATLANTA (October 9, 2015) | Senator Elena Parent (D- Atlanta) read to a group of students at the Suburban Nursery School on Thursday, October 8, in celebration of Georgia Pre-K Week. This year’s fifth annual Georgia Pre-K Week ran from Monday, October 5 to Friday, October 9. Continue reading “Senator Elena Parent Visits Suburban Nursery School in Recognition of Georgia Pre-K Week”
Sen. Elena Parent Appointed as Chair of Senate Study Committee
ATLANTA (July 8, 2015) | Sen. Elena Parent (D – Atlanta) has been selected by Lt .Gov. Casey Cagle to serve as Chair of the Senate Annexation, Deannexation and Incorporation Study Committee.
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Legislative Package Aimed at Greater Transparency in DeKalb Signed by the Governor
ATLANTA (May 13, 2015) | On May 12, 2015, Gov. Nathan Deal signed three bills, House Bill 597, House Bill 598 and House Bill 599, into law that encourage greater transparency in the DeKalb County Government. Sen. Elena Parent (D – Atlanta) was at the Georgia State Capitol for the bill signing ceremony. Continue reading “Legislative Package Aimed at Greater Transparency in DeKalb Signed by the Governor”
Legislative Package Aimed at Greater Transparency in DeKalb Goes to the Governor
ATLANTA (March 25, 2015) | Sen. Elena Parent (D – Atlanta) commends the Senate’s passage of House Bills 597, 598, and 599, sponsored by Rep. Scott Holcomb (D – 81), three pieces of legislation that work together to increase transparency in DeKalb governmental operations. Continue reading “Legislative Package Aimed at Greater Transparency in DeKalb Goes to the Governor”