The Georgia Department of Natural Resources has declared a level one drought throughout much of the state, including Metro Atlanta, following a hot and dry summer into fall. While water use restrictions are not yet officially in place, they could be as soon as this week if we don’t see any rain. While yards and water bills are starting to suffer, the real risk is for farmers, who if they don’t get some rain soon may find themselves SINKING…
Sen. John Albers: I support Casey Cagle for Governor
On May 22nd or beginning on April 30th with early voting it is vitally important that we cast our ballots for a strong leader who is prepared to be our state’s next CEO. As your state Senator, I want you to know that I’m 100% behind Casey Cagle for...Innovative Traffic Solutions – No New Taxes
I am working tirelessly with my colleagues to enact innovative solutions to ease the burden of traffic and improve public safety. Several groups over many years have studied this issue. The facts locally and around the country have clearly demonstrated the...Address the Fulton Co. Tax Fiasco with a Cap
As most Fulton County residents are aware, there is a systemic problem with not only the recent property tax assessments but with issues that have involved the Fulton County Tax Assessors Office for many years. This department has come under scrutiny for...The Digital Classroom Act: A Plus for Education
The world we live in today is not the same one we were in ten years ago. Now, everything is digital and technologically driven. We have smartphones that allow us to connect to the internet almost instantly. We have DVRs that record our favorite shows so we do...
