The 2025-26 biennium kicked off this week as the House and Senate convened for legislative days 1-5. The General Assembly welcomed 22 new Members. Although Democrats picked up a couple seats, Republicans still control both chambers. State House (100 Republicans, 80...
The annual Mayors Dinner, co-sponsored by Georgia Power, Jackson EMC, and Precision Planning, Inc., is a time-honored tradition at the Gwinnett Chamber that recognizes and celebrates the Mayors of Gwinnett’s 16 cities. City leaders, including city managers and...
The 2023-2024 legislative session officially concluded early Friday morning as the House and Senate declared Sine Die to adjourn. The House and Senate adopted the conference committee report on the 2025 Fiscal Year budget (HB 916). The passing of a balanced budget is...
Lawmakers met this week for legislative days 36-38 with Tuesday designated for committee work. Sine Die, the last day of the legislative session, is next Thursday. With the final days of session in sight, lawmakers were busy in committee and in the chambers reviewing,...
Only 5 legislative days remain before the end of session after lawmakers completed days 33-35 this week. Committee and floor activity continues to increase as Sine Die approaches (March 28). Next week, the General Assembly will convene for legislative days 36-38....
This week, lawmakers met for legislative days 29 – 32. Only three weeks remain in the 40-day legislative session. This week was qualifying week for elected officials and candidates to file their intent to run for office. The House passed HB 916 the Fiscal Year 2025...
