{"response":{"docs":[{"id":"dlg_ggpd_i-ga-bg600-b-pp1-bp7-b2022-s11-h2-belec-p-btext","title":"Press release, 2022 November 2","collection_id":"dlg_ggpd","collection_title":"Georgia Government Publications","dcterms_contributor":["Georgia. Office of the Governor"],"dcterms_spatial":["United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018"],"dcterms_creator":["Georgia. Office of the Governor"],"dc_date":["2022-11-02"],"dcterms_description":["This is a press release issued by the Governor of the state of Georgia"],"dc_format":["application/pdf"],"dcterms_identifier":null,"dcterms_language":["eng"],"dcterms_publisher":["Atlanta, Ga. : Georgia. Office of the Governor"],"dc_relation":null,"dc_right":["http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/"],"dcterms_is_part_of":null,"dcterms_subject":["Georgia--Politics and government--Periodicals"],"dcterms_title":["Press release, 2022 November 2"],"dcterms_type":["Text"],"dcterms_provenance":["University of Georgia. Map and Government Information Library"],"edm_is_shown_by":["https://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/do:dlg_ggpd_i-ga-bg600-b-pp1-bp7-b2022-s11-h2-belec-p-btext"],"edm_is_shown_at":["https://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/id:dlg_ggpd_i-ga-bg600-b-pp1-bp7-b2022-s11-h2-belec-p-btext"],"dcterms_temporal":null,"dcterms_rights_holder":null,"dcterms_bibliographic_citation":null,"dlg_local_right":null,"dcterms_medium":["serials (publications)"],"dcterms_extent":null,"dlg_subject_personal":null,"iiif_manifest_url_ss":null,"dcterms_subject_fast":null,"fulltext":"Gov. Kemp, Supt. Woods Name Winners of Georgia RISE Award \n \nhttps://madmimi.com/p/2c83f41?pact=784344-170226904-1155446486... \n \nLike Tweet Pin +1 in \n \n1 of 4 \n \nFor Immediate Release Wednesday, November 2, 2022 \nGov. Kemp, Supt. Woods Name Winners of Georgia RISE Award \nAtlanta, GA - Governor Brian P. Kemp and State School Superintendent Richard Woods today announced the winners of the third annual Georgia Recognizing Inspirational School Employees (RISE) Award, which honors those who provide exemplary service in public education. Mrs. Marissa Ramos-Santana, a Bilingual Parent Liaison for Carrollton City Schools, and Sergeant Jacob Wise, a School Resource Officer for Lumpkin County Schools, are this year's winners. They have also been submitted as Georgia's nominees for the national RISE Award, in which the governor of each state is invited to nominate up to two classified school employees. \n\"I am pleased to recognize these two hardworking Georgians who are dedicating their service to educating and protecting the children of our state,\" said Governor Brian Kemp. \"Mrs. Ramos-Santana and Sergeant Wise are two of the unsung heroes of Georgia's K-12 schools, and I appreciate all that they do to impact they students they interact with for the better.\" \nAll schools and districts were invited to submit a nominee for the Georgia RISE Award. Nomination forms were reviewed by a panel of judges composed of representatives from the Georgia Department of Education and numerous education organizations. The highestscoring applications were presented to Governor Kemp, who made the final selection of two nominees. \n\"Education Support Professionals work every day to support the education of Georgia's students,\" said State School Superintendent Richard Woods. \"Their work often takes place behind the scenes, which is why it's such a joy to honor these two outstanding members of our education family, Mrs. Ramos-Santana and Sergeant Wise. I offer my sincere thanks and congratulations to each of them.\" \nEmployees in the following job categories are eligible for consideration for the Georgia RISE \n11/9/2022, 11:20 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp, Supt. Woods Name Winners of Georgia RISE Award \n \nhttps://madmimi.com/p/2c83f41?pact=784344-170226904-1155446486... \n \nAward. These categories are set in statute for the national award: paraprofessional, clerical and administrative services, transportation services, food and nutrition services, custodial and maintenance services, health and student services, technical services, and skilled trades. \n \nMarissa Ramos-Santana is Carrollton City Schools' districtwide Bilingual Parent Liaison. In this role, she meets individually with families of students who are not native English speakers to provide information to help their children transition to the school system. \nTo help connect families, schools, and the communities, Mrs. Ramos-Santana hosts parent meetings to promote family-school engagement, develops informative newsletters, highlights information on social media, makes home visits, and attends school and community events. She promotes a Family Resource Center with educational materials and technology available for checkout and works to identify additional available resources within the school and community for families. \nTo build connections with students and teachers, Mrs. Ramos-Santana also volunteers in classrooms, conducts activities with students, and attends and participates in extracurricular activities. \n\"Marissa reaches out to people, and they immediately trust her and know that they can count on her,\" Gyla Gonzles, Executive Director of Carroll County Family Connection, wrote in a recommendation letter. \"She is exceptional in what she does, and [it is] truly inspiring how she reaches out to people and connects with them in a special way.\" \n \n2 of 4 \n \nJacob Wise is the lead School Resource Officer (SRO) for Lumpkin County Schools. He oversees five additional SROs and works closely with the local sheriff to train officers and ensure Lumpkin County's campuses are safe and secure. \nIn addition to ensuring students' safety during the school day, Sergeant Wise is an integral part of the Lumpkin County community and works to build relationships with students. He serves as a mentor to several students across the district, can be \n11/9/2022, 11:20 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp, Supt. Woods Name Winners of Georgia RISE Award \n \nhttps://madmimi.com/p/2c83f41?pact=784344-170226904-1155446486... \n \nfound many afternoons and evenings at extracurricular school events and school board meetings, and is one of the last people to leave campus after a home football game. \nSergeant Wise also serves on the Drug Free Lumpkin 365 community committee to help combat underage drinking and nicotine use. He also leads the community's junior law enforcement academy during the summer. \n\"As a new principal, Jacob's calm demeanor and helpful spirit have been a blessing,\" Lumpkin County Middle School Principal Nathan Gerrells wrote in a recommendation letter. \"Officer Wise is working hard to make the role of SRO a positive force in our building and district. He is an asset to our building, and I am happy to have had the opportunity to work with him.\" \n \nPress Contacts \nAndrew Isenhour - Interim Director of Communications Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp andrew.isenhour@georgia.gov \nCarter Chapman - Communications Specialist Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp carter.chapman@georgia.gov \nMeghan Frick - Director of Communications Georgia Department of Education mfrick@doe.k12.ga.us \n \n3 of 4 \n \n2022 Office of Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp | Georgia State Capitol Web Version Preferences Forward Unsubscribe Powered by Mad Mimi \n \n11/9/2022, 11:20 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp, Supt. Woods Name Winners of Georgia RISE Award \n \nhttps://madmimi.com/p/2c83f41?pact=784344-170226904-1155446486... \n \nA GoDaddy company \n \n4 of 4 \n \n11/9/2022, 11:20 AM \n \n "},{"id":"dlg_ggpd_i-ga-bg600-b-pp1-bp7-b2022-s11-h1-belec-p-btext","title":"Press release, 2022 November 1","collection_id":"dlg_ggpd","collection_title":"Georgia Government Publications","dcterms_contributor":["Georgia. Office of the Governor"],"dcterms_spatial":["United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018"],"dcterms_creator":["Georgia. Office of the Governor"],"dc_date":["2022-11-01"],"dcterms_description":["This is a press release issued by the Governor of the state of Georgia"],"dc_format":["application/pdf"],"dcterms_identifier":null,"dcterms_language":["eng"],"dcterms_publisher":["Atlanta, Ga. : Georgia. 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Like Tweet Pin +1 in \n \n1 of 3 \n \nFor Immediate Release Tuesday, November 1, 2022 \nGov. Kemp: King's Hawaiian to Expand Hall County Bakery Operations, Invest $85 Million \nAtlanta, GA  Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced that family-owned, Hawaiiinspired food company King's Hawaiian will invest more than $85 million in expanding its Oakwood facility, creating more than 160 new jobs. \n\"Great job creators like King's Hawaiian continue to expand their operations here in the Peach State because they know we're a safe bet for success,\" said Governor Brian Kemp. \"Since coming to Georgia, King's Hawaiian has worked with the No. 1 workforce training program in the country, Quick Start, to recruit skilled workers who can meet the demands of today's market. This is a perfect example of how schools like Lanier Tech in our Technical College System produce amazing job placement rates. We are looking forward to continuing to work with this beloved brand in the coming years to provide further opportunities for Hall County and the entire State of Georgia.\" \nThe new King's Hawaiian facility will be located across the street from the existing bread production plant at the Oakwood South Industrial Park. It will house a 150,000-square-foot bakery with space for future expansion and will enable King's Hawaiian to continue to increase production significantly. The new facility is slated to open in Fall of 2023. \nThe company will be hiring for positions in management, maintenance, food safety, and quality control to support this growth. Interested individuals can learn more and apply at kingshawaiian.com/careers. \n\"Georgia has been an important part of King's Hawaiian for more than a decade, and we are excited to expand our ohana by creating more than 160 new jobs in Hall County,\" said Mark Taira, CEO of King's Hawaiian. \"Our partnerships with leaders in food science, manufacturing, and robotics from around the State of Georgia have been critical to King's Hawaiian's growth. A talented workforce and a supportive business environment make Hall County the perfect place to increase our investment in the state, and we look forward to \n11/1/2022, 9:18 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp: King's Hawaiian to Expand Hall County Bakery Operations... https://madmimi.com/p/233ce41?pact=779490-170213285-1155446486... \ncontinuing to spread the spirit of Aloha through opportunities to give back to the northeast Georgia community for their support.\" \nKing's Hawaiian was founded in 1950 by the Taira family in Hilo, Hawaii. In 2010, the company expanded to Hall County to better serve its customers. Since then, King's Hawaiian has become a major employer and valued community partner to northeast Georgia. The company currently employs more than 700 Georgians. Due to production needs, the Oakwood facility operates on a 24/7 model. \n\"The 'Aloha Spirit' is strong in Hall County and Northeast Georgia,\" said Kit Dunlap, President and CEO of the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce. \"King's Hawaiian is a great corporate citizen and leader in the business community. King's Hawaiian and its employees make an impact through their support of many programs including the Boys and Girls Clubs, Junior Achievement, and Youth Leadership Hall; benefitting both kids and the community. We are very excited to grow our long-term partnership in this community and Georgia.\" \nSenior Project Manager Kristen Miller represented the Georgia Department of Economic Development's (GDEcD) Global Commerce team on this competitive project in partnership with the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce and Georgia Power. \n\"King's Hawaiian has truly become part of the community in Oakwood, and they recognize the value in creating mutually beneficial relationships,\" said GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson. \"Beyond providing jobs and opportunities for locals, the company has worked with the University System of Georgia to offer learning and career development opportunities for students. King's Hawaiian has engaged with the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech's manufacturing and robotics experts to innovate new methods for food processing. Congratulations to our partners in Hall County, and we look forward to many more years of strong partnership with King's Hawaiian.\" \n \nAbout KING'S HAWAIIAN Founded more than 70 years ago inHilo, Hawaii, byRobert R. Taira, KING'S HAWAIIAN is a family-owned business that for three generations has been dedicated to providing irresistible, original recipe Hawaii-inspired foods made with Aloha Spirit. A priority for the company is sharing the Hawaiian Way  a uniquely Hawaiian approach to hospitality based on graciousness, generosity, and a commitment to making everyone feel a part of the KING'S HAWAIIAN ohana (extended family). The company operates baking facilities inTorrance, California, andOakwood, Georgia. For more information, visit the company's website at KingsHawaiian.com, or find KING'S HAWAIIAN on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. \n \n2 of 3 \n \nPress Contacts Andrew Isenhour - Interim Director of Communications \n \n11/1/2022, 9:18 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp: King's Hawaiian to Expand Hall County Bakery Operations... https://madmimi.com/p/233ce41?pact=779490-170213285-1155446486... \nOffice of Governor Brian P. Kemp andrew.isenhour@georgia.gov Carter Chapman - Communications Specialist Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp carter.chapman@georgia.gov Marie Gordon - Director of Communications Georgia Department of Economic Development mgordon@georgia.org \n2022 Office of Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp | Georgia State Capitol \nWeb Version Preferences Forward Unsubscribe \nPowered by Mad Mimi A GoDaddy company \n \n3 of 3 \n \n11/1/2022, 9:18 AM \n \n "},{"id":"dlg_ggpd_i-ga-bg600-b-pp1-bp7-b2022-s11-h1a-belec-p-btext","title":"Press release, 2022 November 1A","collection_id":"dlg_ggpd","collection_title":"Georgia Government Publications","dcterms_contributor":["Georgia. Office of the Governor"],"dcterms_spatial":["United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018"],"dcterms_creator":["Georgia. 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Kemp and Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) Executive Director Jay Neal today announced the awards of 57 grants totaling $4,667,793 through the Law Enforcement Training Grant Program. \n\"Here in Georgia, we support our law enforcement officers and will always be proud to do so,\" said Governor Kemp. \"We know equipping them with the best tools and training of the profession means safer communities. That's what this program is all about, and I'm proud we're continuing it so that even more public safety officers in Georgia will receive quality training that helps them protect and serve our neighborhoods.\" \nDuring the 2022 legislative session, Governor Kemp recommended and lawmakers approved a law enforcement training grant program through the CJCC for state and local pubic safety agencies. The program was designed to grant funds on a competitive basis to support scenario-based, hands-on training for law enforcement officers in use of force or deescalation, Crisis Intervention Training (CIT), and Officer Mental Health. For this funding cycle, School Safety was added as a priority area. \n\"CJCC is proud to join Governor Kemp and the Georgia legislature in their commitment to prioritize the support of our law enforcement officers through training opportunities and resources. We are proud to be a part of the effort to strengthen public safety throughout Georgia,\" said CJCC Executive Director Jay Neal. \nClick here to see the grant awards list. For more information regarding the Law Enforcement Training Grant Program, contact Laura Thompson at laura.thompson@cjcc.ga.gov or 404-858-1830. \n11/9/2022, 11:20 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp Announces Over $4.6 Million in Grants for Law Enforceme... https://madmimi.com/p/bfdde41?pact=781916-170225626-1155446486... \nPress Contacts Andrew Isenhour - Interim Director of Communications Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp andrew.isenhour@georgia.gov Carter Chapman - Communications Specialist Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp carter.chapman@georgia.gov Laura Thompson Law Enforcement Training Grant Program laura.thompson@cjcc.ga.gov \n2022 Office of Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp | Georgia State Capitol \nWeb Version Preferences Forward Unsubscribe \nPowered by Mad Mimi A GoDaddy company \n \n2 of 2 \n \n11/9/2022, 11:20 AM \n \n "},{"id":"dlg_ggpd_i-ga-bg600-b-pp1-bp7-b2022-s10-h31-belec-p-btext","title":"Press release, 2022 October 31","collection_id":"dlg_ggpd","collection_title":"Georgia Government Publications","dcterms_contributor":["Georgia. Office of the Governor"],"dcterms_spatial":["United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018"],"dcterms_creator":["Georgia. 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Kemp today joined the Department of Administrative Services (DOAS) in announcing the release of the Small Business and Supplier Diversity Initiative Report, mandated by Executive Order 07.13.22.01. The report outlines several recommendations to further access to Georgia's procurement process and resources for small, minority-owned, woman-owned, and veteran-owned businesses. \n\"Since launching the Georgians First Commission in 2019, my administration has made great strides in supporting the Peach State's small businesses,\" said Governor Kemp. \"As a small business owner for over 35 years, when multiple legislative attempts at improving the state's contracts process did not reach my desk for signature, I knew we had to act to ensure they too would benefit from the growing opportunity in every corner of Georgia. That's why I instructed DOAS to look into this issue, provide recommendations, and hire a Small Business and Supplier Diversity Manager that could help shepherd this important work. This report is the latest step in improving those processes, but rest assured, it will not be the last. It is but another mile marker on the ongoing journey to ensure Georgians of all backgrounds have access to opportunity, and I look forward to working with the General Assembly, our agency partners, and the private sector to ensure we move forward down this path.\" \nAmong the recommendations included in the report are strategies to assist small and diverse businesses in identifying bid opportunities; improving readiness to bid; increasing outreach, training, and support to the small business community; and engaging key small business development partners, chambers of commerce, non-profit organizations, and state agencies to better understand the needs of small and minority-owned businesses. In the process of compiling the report, DOAS heard directly from stakeholders across the state and collected feedback from more than 600 small and minority-owned businesses. \n11/1/2022, 9:07 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp, DOAS Release Recommendations to Improve Small and M... https://madmimi.com/p/6851f41?pact=777077-170213514-1155446486... \nIn addition to increasing outreach and improving access to contracting opportunities, Governor Kemp's Executive Order from July also called for the creation of a new Small Business and Supplier Diversity Manager position to coordinate engagement efforts with small businesses throughout Georgia. Ms. Julian Bailey was promoted to fill this position and will lead outreach, communications, and engagement initiatives that help small and diverse businesses navigate the state's contract process. She will also collaborate with other state agencies and small business development partners to increase awareness and utilization of essential small business resources, such as mentorship opportunities and access to capital. \n\"Making the state procurement process easier to access increases the likelihood of small businesses participating and earning state contracts,\" said DOAS Commissioner Rebecca N. Sullivan. \"Increased small business participation in state procurement is not only beneficial for the small businesses community, but also for our state government agencies by increasing competition, encouraging innovation, and expanding the customer base of state government.\" \nGovernor Kemp charged DOAS with collaborating with the University of Georgia's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) on this broader initiative. The SBDC is one of 8 units that fulfills the university's public service and outreach mission as Georgia's land-grant and sea-grant institution. \n\"Our Multicultural Business Division was created to assist a variety of business owners on issues related to procurement, access to capital, and community outreach,\" said Division Director Carolina Ramon. \"The fruitful partnership we have with DOAS has already yielded successful Small Business Procurement Readiness Workshops and other initiatives that support entrepreneurs who interact with our 18 SBDC locations.\" \nAdditionally, the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council (GMSDC) and the Georgia Chamber of Commerce were instrumental in hosting events, providing feedback, and sharing DOAS' survey throughout their wide networks across the state. The Georgia Chamber and GMSDC remain committed to keeping Georgia the best state to live, work, raise a family, and start a business. \n\"The GMSDC is excited about the release of the DOAS report and the opportunities it will ultimately create for small and minority businesses in the State of Georgia,\" said Stacey Key, President and CEO at GMSDC. \"Our state has tremendous potential to be a national leader in utilizing suppliers from traditionally disadvantaged communities. We applaud the work that has been done so far and look forward to helping Georgia achieve further economic success for all.\" \n\"The Georgia Chamber of Commerce thanks Governor Kemp for his leadership as a champion of small business in Georgia,\" said Chris Clark, President \u0026 CEO of the Georgia Chamber. \"The recent Executive Order and supplier diversity report will provide a roadmap to help more Georgia companies thrive. The state's corporate leaders have pioneered supplier diversity and stand ready to work with Governor Kemp and DOAS to help more small businesses find long term success.\" \nAs the purchasing agent for the State of Georgia, DOAS is responsible for the procurement of roughly $4.5 billion worth of goods and services each year for state agencies, the \n \n2 of 3 \n \n11/1/2022, 9:07 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp, DOAS Release Recommendations to Improve Small and M... https://madmimi.com/p/6851f41?pact=777077-170213514-1155446486... \nUniversity System of Georgia, and Technical College System of Georgia. The State Purchasing Division (SPD) negotiates contracts to ensure customers receive the best value for the dollars they spend, while providing suppliers with a fair opportunity to compete for business with state entities. Through procurement training and outreach programs, SPD assisted more than 4,000 large and small businesses in the competitive bid process in Fiscal Year 2022, alone. To review the Small Business and Supplier Diversity Initiative Report and to learn more about the initiative, go to doas.ga.gov. \nPress Contacts Andrew Isenhour - Interim Director of Communications Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp andrew.isenhour@georgia.gov Carter Chapman - Communications Specialist Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp carter.chapman@georgia.gov Christine Greene - Deputy Commissioner of Operations Department of Administrative Services christine.greene@doas.ga.gov \n2022 Office of Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp | Georgia State Capitol \nWeb Version Preferences Forward Unsubscribe \nPowered by Mad Mimi A GoDaddy company \n \n3 of 3 \n \n11/1/2022, 9:07 AM \n \n "},{"id":"dlg_ggpd_i-ga-bg600-b-pp1-bp7-b2022-s10-h25-belec-p-btext","title":"Press release, 2022 October 25","collection_id":"dlg_ggpd","collection_title":"Georgia Government Publications","dcterms_contributor":["Georgia. 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Kemp, along with Hyundai Motor Group (HMG) Executive Chair Euisun Chung and company officials, officially broke ground today on Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America's (HMGMA) new manufacturing plant at the Bryan County Megasite, joined by state, local, and federal officials. The $5.54 billion investment for this facility by the company and its affiliate suppliers was announced in May of this year and includes plans to produce a diverse range of innovative, fully electric vehicles (EV) and a new battery manufacturing facility. \nHMGMA will create more than 8,100 jobs over the next few years as the company \n11/1/2022, 9:06 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp, Hyundai Motor Group Execs Break Ground at Georgia's B... https://madmimi.com/p/b4e5d41?pact=775843-169949893-1155446486... \nestablishes a stable supply chain for EV battery and associated components in the U.S. market. HMGMA's new smart factory is expected to begin commercial production in the first half of 2025. \n\"With more Georgians working than ever before, record jobs and investment coming to all parts of our state, and award-winning workforce development programs and infrastructure, the Peach State's economy is reaching new heights,\" said Governor Brian Kemp. \"Our partnership with Hyundai Motor Group and the groundbreaking of this innovative facility exemplifies that unprecedented success. With a long-term commitment to improving lives and livelihoods, we look forward to continuing this partnership and seeing its impact on both this community and our state as a whole.\" \n\"Hyundai and the people of Georgia share many qualities: respect for our histories, ingenuity, creativity, and determination to make the world better for the next generation,\" said Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Euisun Chung. \"Today, our EVs are recognized as best in class, and with this partnership, we are determined to be the global leader in electrification, safety, quality, and sustainability. With the Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America, we will continue to evolve beyond an automaker to the world's leading mobility solutions provider.\" \nToday's celebration included a morning groundbreaking on-site, along with an expo and program at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, where the company highlighted its \"advanced technology and extraordinary human achievement\" with a wide array of exhibits for hundreds of attendees. \nIn addition to their commitment to creating new jobs and opportunities in Georgia, HMG celebrated and announced new connections with the local economy that will enrich the health of local communities through its corporate social responsibility programs, totaling $1.54 million. \nThis includes programs through the company's social responsibility initiatives, Hyundai Hope and Genesis Gives, which have collectively committed $120,000 to roughly ten organizations supporting local communities in and around Bryan County. \nHyundai also announced a $120,000 donation to Georgia Tech for STEM education scholarships. Hyundai Hope On Wheels presented $500,000 Hyundai Scholar Hope and Young Investigator Grants to Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, and Genesis Inspiration Foundation presented donations totaling $200,000 to two Georgia-based nonprofit organizations, Drawchange and Paint Love. \nAdditionally, Kia's \"Accelerate the Good\" program donated $600,000 to help local youth realize their hopes and dreams with gifts to Family Promise of the Coastal Empire, America's Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and Inspiredu. \n\"Today's groundbreaking and community celebration signifies Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America's commitment to this community and to the Savannah region. Beyond the $5.54 billion in investment and the 8,100 jobs that they will bring to the region, they are already making an impact by connecting and contributing to our community with contributions to various nonprofits,\" said Savannah Harbor-Interstate 16 Corridor \n \n2 of 4 \n \n11/1/2022, 9:06 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp, Hyundai Motor Group Execs Break Ground at Georgia's B... https://madmimi.com/p/b4e5d41?pact=775843-169949893-1155446486... \nJoint Development Authority Chairman Carter Infinger. \n\"Sixteen years ago, Hyundai Motor Group placed a bet on Georgia. Since that time, the company has become a Georgia company, changing the lives of thousands of Georgians not only in West Point, but across the state. Today we celebrate a new beginning, doubling down on an already successful partnership,\" said Georgia Department of Economic Development Commissioner Pat Wilson. \"Hyundai is dedicated to giving back to the community wherever they go, and their innovative spirit keeps them at the cutting-edge of technology. The Bryan County facility will directly create jobs of the future for the Savannah area and support opportunities in the EV revolution for Georgians across the state. We're thankful to Governor Kemp, to the Savannah JDA, and to all of the partners who helped bring this project to our state.\" \nCentral to the selection of the Bryan County Megasite was its close proximity to the Port of Savannah. Under the leadership of Griff Lynch and the Georgia Ports Authority, the Ports of Savannah and Brunswick have expanded to meet the recent challenges and helped move record amounts of cargo. With connections to the port by both rail and highway, Hyundai will be able to access global markets quickly and efficiently. As evidenced by record-breaking global commerce and trade numbers, Georgia has the tools companies need to meet consumers where they are. \nOn top of Hyundai's direct contributions to the region, non-affiliated HMGMA suppliers in connection with the project will invest approximately $1 billion in other locations around the state. Learn more about the project at www.georgia.org/hyundaimotorgroup. \n \n3 of 4 \n \nAbout Hyundai Motor Group Hyundai Motor Group is a global enterprise that has created a value chain based on mobility, steel, and construction, as well as logistics, finance, IT, and service. With about \n11/1/2022, 9:06 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp, Hyundai Motor Group Execs Break Ground at Georgia's B... https://madmimi.com/p/b4e5d41?pact=775843-169949893-1155446486... \n250,000 employees worldwide, the Group's mobility brands include Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis. Armed with creative thinking, cooperative communication and the will to take on any challenges, we strive to create a better future for all. For more information about Hyundai Motor Group, please see www.hyundaimotorgroup.com. \nPress Contacts Andrew Isenhour - Interim Director of Communications Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp andrew.isenhour@georgia.gov Carter Chapman - Communications Specialist Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp carter.chapman@georgia.gov Marie Gordon - Director of Communications Georgia Department of Economic Development mgordon@georgia.org \n2022 Office of Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp | Georgia State Capitol \nWeb Version Preferences Forward Unsubscribe \nPowered by Mad Mimi A GoDaddy company \n \n4 of 4 \n \n11/1/2022, 9:06 AM \n \n "},{"id":"dlg_ggpd_i-ga-bg600-b-pp1-bp7-b2022-s10-h24-belec-p-btext","title":"Press release, 2022 October 24","collection_id":"dlg_ggpd","collection_title":"Georgia Government Publications","dcterms_contributor":["Georgia. 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Kemp today announced that NewCold, a global leader in automated storage and cold chain logistics, will build and operate an advanced, large-scale distribution facility in Georgia. This project will create 170 new jobs and deliver more than $333 million in investment  the single-largest investment by a business in Henry County, to date. \n\"All across Georgia, communities are celebrating record-breaking jobs and investment,\" said Governor Brian Kemp. \"As the number one state to do business for an unprecedented nine years, we're attracting the types of jobs and opportunities that benefit families and their neighborhoods for generations. We'll continue to recruit diverse industries that build on each other's strengths so that we remain a destination state for job creators for years to come.\" \nFounded in the Netherlands and with a North American base in Chicago, NewCold is a rapidly growing company specializing in automated warehousing and distribution, dedicated to developing world-class systems that are energy efficient and maximize productivity. With facilities and operations in nine countries, NewCold is partnering with some of the largest food companies in the world to drive sustainable innovations in the food industry. \n\"It is very exciting to see our rapid growth in North America as we continue to build longterm strategic relationships with our customers, built on mutual trust. We are dedicated to food safety and integrity,\" said Bram Hage, Founder and CEO of NewCold. \"Our robust expansion includes the delivery of multiple new capital projects, as we continue developing large-scale automated facilities across Europe, Australia and North America. Our momentum confirms a very positive future for our customers and an innovation boost for \n10/24/2022, 3:32 PM \n \n Gov. Kemp: NewCold To Make Henry County's Single-largest Investm... https://madmimi.com/p/e52fd41?pact=772064-170074938-1155446486... \nthe industry.\" \n\"I am grateful and excited that after years of preparation and collaboration with our respected partners, we can start the development of our automated facility in the state of Georgia. We wholeheartedly agree with the Governor's assessment of the outstanding growth in this region and we're very happy to begin contributing to it,\" said Jonas Swarttouw, Vice President, Customer \u0026 Business Development for NewCold in North America. \"Along with our customers and partners, we share an ambition to transform the logistics industry and reimagine the global food supply chain. Linking stateof-the-art warehouse automation systems and a passionate, dedicated staff, NewCold supports communities in their efforts to foster economic growth and create high-quality employment opportunities.\" \nNewCold's new automated storage and distribution facility will be located at the Midland Industrial Park in McDonough. The company will be hiring for multiple positions. Interested individuals can learn more and apply at www.newcold.com/careers. \n\"Henry County is excited to welcome NewCold to our community,\" said Henry County Board of Commissioners Chair Carlotta Harrell. \"This project will represent the largest single investment in Henry County's history by a business. This new automated facility will bring jobs not only in logistics, but mechatronics and robotics, which are two key sectors in Henry County Schools' recent STEM development efforts for our students.\" \n\"We are excited that NewCold has chosen Henry County for their new facility,\" said Henry County Development Authority Chairman Irv Culpepper. \"This highly automated facility will bring additional high skilled jobs while also increasing Henry County's already strong portfolio of foreign direct investment.\" \nProject Manager Cameron Barnhill represented the Georgia Department of Economic Development's (GDEcD) Global Commerce team on this competitive project in partnership with the Henry County Development Authority, the Georgia Department of Transportation, Georgia Quick Start, Norfolk Southern, and Georgia Power. \n\"NewCold's supply chain and logistics solutions support global companies that depend on the reliable, efficient delivery of goods to market, and we are excited to welcome them to Georgia,\" said GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson. \"Georgia's long history of investments in infrastructure and workforce create an environment where companies and communities can grow. We are thrilled to celebrate the jobs and opportunities NewCold will be creating in Henry County, and look forward to NewCold's future success!\" \nGeorgia is a leading logistics hub for food logistics companies. Georgia currently has more than 189 million cubic square feet of cold storage space. Companies located in Georgia have access to 80% of U.S. markets in less than two days of driving or two hours by plane. \n \n2 of 3 \n \nAbout NewCold NewCold is one of the fastest-growing automated warehouse and cold chain logistics companies, with extensive experience in development, operation, and distribution solutions \n10/24/2022, 3:32 PM \n \n Gov. Kemp: NewCold To Make Henry County's Single-largest Investm... https://madmimi.com/p/e52fd41?pact=772064-170074938-1155446486... \nfor leading food companies across the world. NewCold's global network of thirteen locations spans three continents, offering over 1 million pallet positions. The company is supported by a global team of over 1 million. Learn more at www.newcold.com. \nPress Contacts Andrew Isenhour - Interim Director of Communications Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp andrew.isenhour@georgia.gov Carter Chapman - Communications Specialist Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp carter.chapman@georgia.gov Marie Gordon - Director of Communications Georgia Department of Economic Development mgordon@georgia.org \n2022 Office of Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp | Georgia State Capitol \nWeb Version Preferences Forward Unsubscribe \nPowered by Mad Mimi A GoDaddy company \n \n3 of 3 \n \n10/24/2022, 3:32 PM \n \n "},{"id":"dlg_ggpd_i-ga-bg600-b-pp1-bp7-b2022-s10-h21-belec-p-btext","title":"Press release, 2022 October 21","collection_id":"dlg_ggpd","collection_title":"Georgia Government Publications","dcterms_contributor":["Georgia. Office of the Governor"],"dcterms_spatial":["United States, Georgia, 32.75042, -83.50018"],"dcterms_creator":["Georgia. 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The Council is comprised of 16 qualified professionals, persons living with rare diseases, and caregivers appointed by the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Speaker of the House. It will advise the General Assembly and other state agencies and departments on the needs of individuals with rare diseases living in Georgia. \nThere are more than 7,000 known rare diseases affecting approximately 25-30 million Americans, more than half of whom are children. Those living with rare diseases face many challenges, including delays in obtaining an accurate diagnosis, finding a healthcare provider with expertise in their unique condition, and a lack of access to therapies and medications used to treat such diseases. \nGeorgia Rare Disease Advisory Council \nBeth Nguyen (Chairperson) is the founder of Rare STRIDES and the Worldwide Syringomyelia \u0026 Chiari Task Force, and the Georgia National Organization for Rare Disorders Volunteer Ambassador. Nguyen is a registered nurse with a diverse background in critical care, transplants, and emergency room experience. She is most passionate about making rare diseases visible in the field of healthcare and volunteers her time advocating for children and adults with these conditions. For three consecutive years, Nguyen was nominated for Atlanta AJC Nurse of the Year for excellence in bedside care. She developed the first Multidisciplinary Rare Disease Model of Care and has authored numerous published articles and a book. Nguyen co-led efforts to establish the first Code Rare medical education program for first responders and medical teams and initiated the first \n10/24/2022, 3:30 PM \n \n Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Rare Disease Advisory Council \n \nhttps://madmimi.com/p/5151e41?pact=769466-170054801-115544648... \n \nRare Wish program for children and adults impacted by rare diseases. As a rare disease patient and medical professional, Nguyen has used her firsthand experience to help drive progress in all areas of care coordination and direct medical care in the field of rare diseases. She is devoted to empowering medical teams and patients with innovation that furthers patient safety, prevents complications, advances care coordination, delivers quality services, streamlines models of care, and sets a new standard for excellent medical care across all disciplines for men, women, and children with rare diseases. \nKelvin J. Holloway (Division of Medical Assistance Plans of the Department of Community Health) is Deputy Executive Director and Senior Medical Director for the Medical Assistant Plans division of the Georgia Department of Community Health. He is also an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at Morehouse School of Medicine. Holloway is a native Atlantan, completed his undergraduate work at Georgia Institute of Technology, received his medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine, and obtained an M.B.A. from Kennesaw State University. He is a Board-Certified Pediatrician and Allergist. Holloway has served as a member of several boards, including the American Lung Association, the National Center for Healthy Housing, Howard University Medical Alumni Association, and the Atlanta Children's Shelter. He is the recipient of several awards and honors, was recognized as one of America's Leading Physicians by Black Enterprise Magazine in 2003 and 2008, and was featured in Atlanta Business Chronicle's Who's Who in Atlanta Health Care. He also received the National Medical Association's Floyd J. Malveaux, M.D. award, was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society, and received the Project Catalyst Service Award from the City of Atlanta. \nHong Li (Geneticist) oversees the Emory Metabolic Clinic, which cares for nearly 900 patients with rare inborn metabolism conditions. Li is the Co-Chair of the Georgia Newborn Screening Advisory Committee (NBSAC) and is extensively involved in Georgia's NBS new development, implementation, and clinical follow-up for children with metabolic disorders. As vice chief of the genetics service at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA), she and her colleagues provide genetic consultation to pediatric patients from any and all parts of the state. Currently, she is the medical director of the Emory CRD (CTCF-related disorder) Center and the geneticist of the multidisciplinary Differences of Sex Development Clinic at CHOA, providing expertise on molecular diagnosis to guide treatment. She is also a key member of the National Organization for Rare Disorders data collection and analysis working group. Li has multiple educational roles, including assistant program director for the Medical Biochemical Genetics Fellowship program, Continuing Medical Education course director for weekly genetics clinical conferences, and bedside teacher for medical students, residents, and genetics counseling students. Her research is primarily in exciting clinical trials for rare diseases, and she is the principal investigator for multiple Phase I/II and III clinical trials. \nMatthew Krull (Division of Family and Children Services State Office) is the Deputy Chief of Staff and Interim General Counsel for the Georgia Department of Human Services, where he assists in overseeing one of the state's largest agencies. Additionally, he currently serves as a Commissioner for the Brain and Spinal Injury Trust Fund. Krull was previously the Health Policy Counsel at the Georgia Department of Community Health, where he focused much of his work on the healthcare waivers authorized by the Patients First Act. Before working for the state, Krull was the Solicitor-General of Douglas County for over six years where he was recognized as the Mothers Against Drunk Driving Prosecutor of the Year \n \n2 of 4 \n \n10/24/2022, 3:30 PM \n \n Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Rare Disease Advisory Council \n \nhttps://madmimi.com/p/5151e41?pact=769466-170054801-115544648... \n \nfor his work reducing DUIs in Douglas County. He previously was the representative for the 13th District on the State Board of Education. Krull is a graduate of Georgia State University with a B.A. in Political Science and a J.D. from the Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School. He and his wife Katherine have two daughters and live in Sandy Springs. \nKojo Mensa-Wilmont (Representative from an academic research institution that receives grant funding for rare disease research) is Dean of the College of Science and Mathematics and a Molecular and Cell Biology professor at Kennesaw State University (KSU). Prior to becoming a Dean at KSU, Mensa-Wilmont was Head of the Department of Cellular Biology and a professor at the University of Georgia (UGA). He was awarded a National Role Model Award by Minority Access INC and is a Fellow of the African Academy of Sciences. He has contributed to over sixty scholarly, peer-reviewed journals and is the principal investigator on two ongoing federal research projects. At the University of Georgia, Mensa-Wilmont continues to serve as an adjunct professor, an advisor to the Minority Premedical Students Association and the Scholars for Diversity in STEM, and an Academic Leader for the UGA Chemical Biology Group. \nTina Turner (Department of Public Health) is the Child Health Services Deputy Director within the Maternal and Child Health Division of the Georgia Department of Public Health. In this role, she is responsible for the Child Health Services Unit's programs Children First; 1st Care; Help Me Grow; Newborn Screening; and Early, Hearing, Detection, and Intervention. She has over 20 years of public health experience, including but not limited to serving as the Maternal and Child Health Program Manager for the Ohio Department of Health. Turner has also implemented various quality improvement initiatives with hospitals, managed rural health initiatives, and implemented collective impact approaches. \n \nPress Contacts \nAndrew Isenhour - Interim Director of Communications Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp andrew.isenhour@georgia.gov \nCarter Chapman - Communications Specialist Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp carter.chapman@georgia.gov \n \n3 of 4 \n \n2022 Office of Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp | Georgia State Capitol Web Version Preferences Forward Unsubscribe \n \n10/24/2022, 3:30 PM \n \n Gov. 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Like Tweet Pin +1 in \n \n1 of 4 \n \nFor Immediate Release Friday, October 14, 2022 \nGov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Commission on Civics Education \nAtlanta, GA  Governor Brian P. Kemp today announced his appointments to the Georgia Commission on Civics Education. Created by Senate Bill 220, which Governor Kemp signed in April of this year, the Commission promotes and enhances the education of students on the importance of civic engagement and public service, the study of state and local government, and collaboration among organizations in the state that conduct civics education. \nThe Commission is comprised of 17 members, with four appointed by the governor. The remaining 13 members come from various organizations, including appointments from the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate, a justice of the Georgia Supreme Court, the Attorney General, the State School Superintendent, representatives from the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, and representatives from the Association County Commissioners of Georgia and the Georgia Municipal Association. \nIn addition to these appointments, Governor Kemp issued a proclamation recognizing October 2022 as Civics Awareness Month to highlight the importance of teaching our next generation about the proud history and government structure of Georgia and the United States of America. \nGeorgia Commission on Civics Education \nWes Cantrell was elected to the Georgia General Assembly in 2014. Cantrell currently represents House District 22 and was assigned to the following committees: Education; Appropriations; Energy, Utilities, and Telecommunications; Information and Audits; \n10/20/2022, 8:18 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Commission on Civics Education https://madmimi.com/p/8b55d41?pact=767728-169964532-115544648... \nJuvenile Justice; and Small Business Development. He is the discipleship pastor at First Baptist Church of Woodstock and sits on the Board of Directors for the King's Academy in Woodstock. He and his wife, Jane, were one of the three founding families of The King's Academy in 1999. They have three children and reside in Cherokee County. \nKurt Doehrman currently teaches Economics and serves as the Offensive Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach of the football team at North Oconee High School. Doehrman previously taught at Parkview High School, where he taught social studies while coaching football and baseball. He graduated from the University of Georgia with a bachelor's degree in Social Studies Education and from Kennesaw State University with a master's degree in Instructional Technology. He and his wife, Taylor, have a son and live in downtown Watkinsville. \nJudy Teasley is a retired middle and high school social studies (American Government) teacher. She spent her career working in schools in Warren, Washington, and Columbia Counties. Teasley sponsored student council organizations, coached, served as an athletic director, and more during her time as an educator. She earned her master's and education specialist degrees from Augusta State University in Educational Leadership. She now serves on the Columbia County Board of Education as the District 3 representative. Teasley and her husband, John, live in Evans where they enjoy spending time in their community and participating in service opportunities. \nRandell Trammell has long been involved in youth development and holds an undergraduate degree in Religious Education as well as an MBA from Reinhardt University. In 2014, he completed his Doctorate in Education with an emphasis in organizational leadership and communication. After seeing a dire need for resources and support in the area of civics education in Georgia, Trammell developed the concept of the Georgia Center for Civic Engagement. In 2017, Trammell officially launched the Center as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. In October 2021, he was recognized as one of Georgia Trend Magazine's \"40 Under 40\" for his contributions to civics education. \n \n2 of 4 \n \n10/20/2022, 8:18 AM \n \n Gov. 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Kemp today announced that Georgia's September net tax collections totaled almost $3.1 billion for an increase of $279.2 million, or 9.9 percent, compared to FY 2022 when net tax collections approached $2.82 billion. Year-to-date, net tax revenue collections totaled roughly $7.62 billion for an increase of $513.8 million, or 7.2 percent, through the end of this quarter. \nThe changes within the following tax categories account for September's overall net tax revenue increase: \nIndividual Income Tax: Individual Income Tax collections for September totaled $1.55 billion, for an increase of $130.2 million, or 9.2 percent, compared to FY 2022 when net Individual Tax revenues totaled $1.42 billion. \nThe following notable components within Individual Income Tax combine for the net increase: \n Individual Tax refunds issued (net of voided checks) increased by $1.5 million, or 2.1 percent, over last year  Individual Withholding payments increased by $57.7 million, or 5.3 percent, compared to September 2021  Individual Income Tax Return payments increased by $31.3 million, or 48.5 percent, over FY 2022  All other Individual Tax categories, including Estimated Tax payments, were up a combined $42.7 million \nSales and Use Tax: Gross Sales and Use Tax collections totaled $1.48 billion in September, for an increase of $184.9 million, or 14.3 percent, over last year. 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Since the state tax on motor fuel was first suspended in March of this year, Georgians have saved approximately $800 million at the pump. \nMotor Vehicle - Tag \u0026 Title Fees: Motor Vehicle Tag \u0026 Title Fee collections increased by $0.4 million, or 1.3 percent, compared to September 2021 when Motor Vehicle fees totaled $30.9 million, while Title ad Valorem Tax (TAVT) collections were up $7.2 million, or 10.6 percent, compared to last year's total of $67.7 million. \n \n2 of 4 \n \n10/10/2022, 9:14 AM \n \n Gov. Kemp: September Net Tax Revenues Up 9.9% \n \nhttps://madmimi.com/p/eef9c41?pact=764951-169854858-1155446486... \n \n3 of 4 \n \nPress Contacts \nAndrew Isenhour - Interim Director of Communications Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp andrew.isenhour@georgia.gov \nCarter Chapman - Communications Specialist Office of Governor Brian P. Kemp carter.chapman@georgia.gov \n \n10/10/2022, 9:14 AM \n \n Gov. 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As South Carolina and Florida contend with the damage caused by the storm, and as armies of linemen, emergency response crews, and volunteers continue to move to and through the region, fuel supplies could undergo even greater demand in the days and weeks ahead. Both orders will be effective through November 11, 2022, and can be found here. \n\"While Georgia was largely spared the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian, Florida and South Carolina endured both significant destruction and flooding,\" said Governor Brian Kemp. \"As we both pray for these neighbors in need and send resources and volunteers to aid in their recovery, we're also bracing for the impact on already strained supply chains and prices at the gas pump that are already too high. While my executive orders cannot undo the mess caused by Washington, I hope that they alleviate some of the additional strain placed on Georgians by the lingering impact of this major storm.\" \n\"The coupling of high inflation with natural disasters occurring in our neighboring states is putting more pressure on Georgians at the pump,\" said Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan. \"I commend Governor Kemp for his leadership in extending the suspension of the gas tax and doing what is necessary to provide relief for all Georgians.\" \n\"While our neighboring states are trying to recover from a natural disaster and Washington continues to fuel record inflation, Governor Kemp is leading to keep our people and our economy moving,\" said Speaker David Ralston. \"I appreciate Governor Kemp's determination to spare Georgians some of the pain they continue to feel at the pumps due to \n10/4/2022, 9:13 AM \n \n Gov. 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