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Members, Public Safety & Homeland Security Subcommittee A

House of Representatives J COLLINS COVERDELL LEGISLATIVE OFFICE STANDING COMMITTEES: REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 68 BUILDING, ROOM 408 A 206 SOUTH CARROLL RD ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30334 PUBLIC SAFETY AND HOMELAND SECURITY- VILLA RICA, GEORGIA, 30180 (404) 657-1803 CHAIRMAN E-MAIL: [email protected] APPROPRIATIONS- TRANSPORTATION SUBCOMMITTEE GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS JUVENILE JUSTICE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ACCESS TO THE CIVIL JUSTICE SYSTEM REGULATED INDUSTRIES TO: Members, Public Safety & Homeland Security Subcommittee A Rep. Danny Mathis, Chairman Rep. Mack Jackson Rep. Clint Crowe Rep. Rick Jasperse Rep. Mike Glanton Rep. Eddie Lumsden Rep. Micah Gravely Rep. Alan Powell Rep. Scott Holcomb Rep. Darlene Taylor FROM: J Collins, Chairman RE: MEETING NOTICE ______________________________________________________________________________ The House Public Safety & Homeland Security Subcommittee A will meet on Tuesday, February 16th, 2021 at 1:00 PM in 415 CLOB. The public can view this meeting via the House Broadcast webpage: www.legis.ga.gov/house Please submit any bill substitutions to committee staff no later than one hour prior to meeting time. The agenda is subject to change at the Chair’s discretion. AGENDA HB 247 HB 248 Due to social distancing requirements the following guidelines will be in place: o There will be a limited amount of space inside the room during the meeting, and seating in the audience will be on a first come first serve basis. o If space is unavailable upon arrival, presenters and those wishing to testify will wait in the hallway until they are called forward. o Masks are recommended when entering the room, and other public spaces. o All meetings will be livestreamed, as usual. We encourage people to watch the meeting online if they can. cc: Speaker’s Office | Clerk’s Office | Legislative Counsel| Media Services .

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