Please click the image above to view a short update on the session from Rep. John Burns (R-Newington), House Majority Leader and GFA Landowner Member. GFA Members and Forestry Advocates:

Please click the image above to view a short update on the session from Rep. John Burns (R-Newington), House Majority Leader and GFA Landowner Member. GFA Members and Forestry Advocates:
Read More about Capitol Forestry Report | End of SessionWith only two legislative days left in this year’s session, any bill with a chance of getting to the Governor’s desk is out of Committee and awaiting action by the
Read More about Capitol Forestry Report | Week 10The pace of legislation at the Capitol slowed considerably this week as both chambers of the Legislature considered bills more closely after the recent flurry of activity. Of importance to
Read More about Capitol Forestry Report | Week NinePlease click the image above to view a short update on the session from Rep. Chad Nimmer (R-Blackshear), a GFA member with Pierce Timber and a member of the Governor’s
Read More about Capitol Forestry Report | Week EightActivity was brisk this week at the Capitol as legislation moved through both chambers prior to Legislative Day 30 (Monday, Feb. 29), the last day for bills to “crossover” from
Read More about Capitol Forestry Report | Week SevenThe pace of action has picked up at the Capitol during week 6 of the legislative session. Bills started moving into and out of committees as we approach legislative day
Read More about Capitol Forestry Report | Week SixThe Legislative Landscape The Georgia General Assembly completed legislative day 20 yesterday. The pace of the session has accelerated leading up to legislative day 30, Crossover Day – the critical
Read More about Capitol Forestry Report | Week FiveForestry Day at the Capitol a Success Georgia Forestry Association members swarmed the halls of the Capitol on Wed., Feb 3, to meet with their respective House and Senate members.
Read More about Capitol Forestry Report | Week FourLegislative Landscape This Thursday, Jan. 28, marked legislative day 12 for the Georgia General Assembly with 28 legislative days till sine die on March 24. Budget hearings have taken up
Read More about Capitol Forestry Report | Week Three