On Friday, Nov. 11, at the State Capitol in Atlanta, the Senate Republicans elected new leadership, nominating Sen. John Kennedy (R-Macon) to serve as President Pro Tem, the second highest
Georgia Voters Support Ad Valorem Tax Exemption for Forestry Equipment
FORSYTH, GA — This Tuesday, Georgia voters made a clear statement in support of Georgia’s small forestry businesses that steward the state’s 22 million acres of working forest by passing
Voter Guide: YES on Referendum A Supports Georgia’s Managed Forests
WHAT IS REFERENDUM A? Referendum A will provide an annual ad valorem (property) tax exemption for equipment used for managing, harvesting and replanting forests, an exemption that has been extended
PSC Votes to Increase Use of Biomass in Georgia Power’s Integrated Resource Plan
The Public Service Commission (PSC) voted on Thursday, July 21st to approve an agreement Georgia Power reached last month with the PSC’s Public Interest Advocacy Staff, to develop additional up
GFA Team Warms Up for Campaign in Support of the November Forestry Equipment Tax Referendum
This November, Georgia voters will have the opportunity to approve an ad valorem tax exemption for owners of equipment used for reforestation or timber harvesting and production. Thanks to support
The Stage is Set for Forestry Champions Following Primary Elections
Georgia voters flooded the polls in early voting and on Election Day, May 24, for one of the largest turnouts in state primary election history. Incumbents in statewide races were
GFA Partners with WestRock and Legislators to Build Awareness of Forestry Sustainability
The end of the General Assembly’s legislative session is marked by throwing papers into the air, a long held tradition that raised concerns by some legislators due to the lack of