Members of the House Economic Development and Tourism Committee

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Members of the House Economic Development and Tourism Committee

RON STEPHENS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 164 STANDING COMMITTEES 45 COVE DRIVE 226 STATE CAPITOL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & TOURISM, SAVANNAH, GA 31419 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30334 Chairman 912.596.1998 404-656-5115 Office APPROPRIATIONS [email protected] 404-656-4122 Fax RULES WAYS & MEANS To: Members of the House Economic Development and Tourism Committee Rep. Terry Rogers, Vice-Chair Rep. Paulette Rakestraw, Secretary Rep. Paul Battles Rep. Todd Jones Rep. Karen Bennett Rep. Pete Marin Rep. Josh Bonner Rep. Marie Robinson Metze Rep. Jon Burns Rep. Marc Morris Rep. Geoffrey Cauble Rep. Randy Nix Rep. Katie Dempsey Rep. Miriam Paris Rep. Winfred Dukes Rep. Butch Parrish Rep. J. Craig Gordon Rep. Betty Price Rep. Micah Gravley Rep. Susan Holmes Rep. Gerald Greene Rep. Jimmy Pruett Rep. Matt Hatchett Rep. Try Rhodes Rep. Michele D. Henson Rep. Jason Shaw Rep. Bill Hitchens Rep. Valencia Stovall Rep. James Hogan Rep. Tom Taylor Rep. Susan Holmes Rep. Able Mable Thomas Rep. Penny Houston Rep. Al Williams From: Representative Ron Stephens, 164th District – Chairman Subject: House Economic Development and Tourism Meeting Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2018 Time: 1:00 PM Location: 341 CAP *Agenda: SR 821: A RESOLUTION recognizing Augusta as an official Cyber Security and Information Technology Innovation Corridor and Savannah as an official Logistics Technology Innovation Corridor in Georgia; and for other purposes. SB 395: A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Article 10 of Chapter 7 of Title 50 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to the Defense Community Economic Development Fund, so as to create the Georgia Joint Defense Commission; to provide for the membership and purposes of such commission; to provide for related matters; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes. *Subject to change at Chairman’s discretion cc: Speaker’s Office, Michelle Sloan, Brent Cranfield, Cheryl Pearson .

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