Georgia’s billion dollar-plus and growing annual funding shortfall to adequately maintain and improve our state’s transportation system is a major threat to our economic competitiveness….
As the cost of providing public infrastructure continues to rise and the amount of public funding available becomes more constrained, a growing number of public…
This is the Legislative Week 6, 2015 Edition of the Council’s “Under the Gold Dome,” a weekly publication covering the 2015 Georgia General Assembly Session….
While still focused on transportation at the state level, the Council is highlighting a new and innovative idea at the federal level that not only…
Legislation the Council for Quality Growth along with many partner organizations supports, Senate Bill 59,the Partnership for Public Facilities and Infrastructure Act (P3), was introduced in…
(Credit: Georgia Senate Press Office) The Georgia General Assembly has again gone home after the legislative Session ended on March 20th. Many of you are…
On Wednesday, Council Policy and Government Affairs Director James Touchton provided a letter of support and testimony to the House Natural Resource & Environment…
The Georgia General Assembly adjourned Friday, March 7th and has completed 34 of 40 Legislative Days. The Legislature is set to be in Session for Day…
On February 26, 2014, the Georgia Senate passed Senate Bill 270, which incorporates the City of Lakeside in North DeKalb. Only six days earlier, House passed House…
The calm before the storm. In any year, Crossover Day, legislative Day 30, is intense, fast-paced and critical for those Under the Gold Dome, outside…
“All who have meditated on the art of governing mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires depends on the education of youth.” – Aristotle …
Senate Resolution 987, introduced this week by Senator Josh McKoon (R-Columbus), would create a study committee for the elimination of the state income tax. Composed…
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