Re-Elect State Rep. Steve Davis

Chairman Steve Davis announces $1 Million in GEFA funds for the City of McDonough.

Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) Executive Director Kevin Clark announced today the approval of a Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) loan of $1,000,000 to the city of McDonough. Approved by the GEFA board of directors, will finance rehabilitating 17,460 feet of gravity sewer lines and 50 manholes.
“The federal water and sewer programs administered by GEFA assist local governments with improving their environmental infrastructure,” said Clark. “Through the Clean Water program, affordable financing helps cities and counties improve water quality.”

Clark expressed appreciation to Gov. Deal and State Rep. Steve Davis for their support. He credited the state’s commitment to helping cities and counties finance infrastructure development as one of the main contributors to GEFA’s success. “I want to thank Mr. Clark and the board for these funds. GEFA has played an integral part in helping all of Henry County with these low interest loans to help us catch up on our needed infrastructure projects.” Said Chairman Steve Davis.
 
Cities and counties interested in more information regarding the CWSRF should visit www.gefa.org or call 404-584-1000.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact: J.D. Easley
Monday, May 14, 2012
(404) 656-0311
john.easley@house.ga.gov

House Transportation Chairman Appoints
Rep. Steve Davis to DOT Confirmation Panel

ATLANTA— House Transportation Committee Chairman Jay Roberts (R-Ocilla) today announced the appointment of State Representative Steve Davis (R-McDonough) as Vice Chairman of the Special Subcommittee on Confirmations. This eleven member subcommittee will hold confirmation hearings on the Governor’s recent nomination of Toby Carr as the new Director of Planning at the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT). At the conclusion of these hearings, the subcommittee will recommend whether the full House Transportation Committee should approve the appointment, pursuant to OCGA 32-2-43.

“I want to thank Chairman Roberts for giving me the opportunity to serve on this very important confirmation panel again,” said Rep. Davis. “Transportation issues have been a major focal point for my district as well as the state and the decision of this panel will have a lasting effect on congestion relief measures for all of us.”

The confirmation subcommittee will be chaired by State Representative Ed Rynders (R-Leesburg), and Rep. Davis will serve as vice chair. Other members of the confirmation subcommittee include State Representatives Barbara Sims (R-Augusta), Chad Nimmer (R-Blackshear), Tommy Benton (R-Jefferson), Brett Harrell (R-Snellville), Mike Jacobs (R-Atlanta), Bob Bryant (D-Garden City), Glenn Baker (D-Jonesboro), Al Williams (D-Midway), and Pat Gardner (D-Atlanta).

Carr’s nomination must also be approved by the Georgia State Senate Transportation Committee.

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Representative Steve Davis
Press Release
May 1, 2010

Conservative Republican Chairman Steve Davis
Announces Re-Election Endorsements

Chairman Davis is proud to announce the list of official state level endorsements for his re-election campaign. “I want to thank everyone for this huge show of support. I want to especially thank Speaker Ralston, Governor Deal and all of our state leaders for their commitment to this state and the trust they are bestowing on me with these endorsements.” Said Rep Davis.

“Chairman Davis has been an integral part of our leadership team since my election to the office of Speaker, he has my full support.” Said Speaker Ralston.
“Rep. Davis is a valuable member of the Transportation Committee, he works hard to represent his district and because of this dedication I am honored to endorse Rep. Steve Davis.” Announced House Transportation Chair Jay Roberts.
“Steve’s advice and council during the illegal immigration debate was invaluable, I believe his input in our leadership discussions highlighted his conservative values. I not only endorse Steve Davis but humbly ask the voters in District 109 to help return my friend to the House.” Said Caucus Vice Chair Matt Ramsey, sponsor of HB89 the Illegal Immigration bill.
“”Steve has been a great member of our committee and it’s work. His commitment to detail and the accuracy of the information has proven to be an asset to his district and the House as a whole. I stand with Steve.” Said Appropriations Chair Terry England.

Georgia Constitutional Officers Endorse Steve Davis

Governor Nathan Deal
Lt Governor Casey Cagle
Secretary of State Brian Kemp
Attorney General Sam Olens
Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgins
Labor Commissioner Mark Butler
Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black
State School Superintendent Dr. John Bargee

Georgia House of Representatives Leadership Endorse Steve Davis

Speaker David Ralston
Speaker Pro-Tem Jan Jones
Majority Leader Larry Oneal
Majority Whip Edward Lindsey
Majority Caucus Chair Donna Sheldon
Majority Caucus VC Matt Ramsey
Majority Caucus Treasurer Allen Peake
Rules Chairman John Meadows
Ethics Chair Joe Wilkinson
Insurance Chair Richard Smith
Transportation Chair Jay Roberts
State Institutions Chair Jay Neal
Appropriations Chair Terry England
Appropriations VC Penny Houston
Motor Vehicles Chair Tom Rice
Appropriations VC Edward Rynders
Health Chair Sharon Cooper
Govt Affairs Chair Mark Hamilton
Appropriations VC Butch Parrish
Judiciary NC Chair Rich Golick
MARTOC Chair Mike Jacobs
Public Safety Chair Ann Purcell
Retirement Chair Howard Maxwell
Appropriations VC Chair Earl Ehrhart
Higher Ed Chair Carl Rogers
Education Chair Brooks Coleman
Agriculture Chair Tom McCall
Ways & Means Chair Mickey Channell
Appropriations VC Katie Dempsey
Appropriations VC Calvin Hill
Small Business Chair David Knight
Veterans Affairs Chair John Yates
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Update 8:10p 4/29/12 This is a re-post of the maps passed during the special session last year. Please review carefully to determine which district you are in, the Google Earth download is fantastic and will help tremendously. Thanks Steve

Also please email Ryan at r.s.davis@charter.net if you are interesting in supporting the campaign with a sign in your yard.

Earlier today, the Legislative and Congressional Reapportionment Office released the proposed maps for state House and Senate districts. You may have a hard time reading them while trying to figure out what district you’ll be in. But thankfully, the Reapportionment Office provided Google Earth files that allow you to search where your address is so you can figure out what district you’ll be in.

In case you’ve never used Google Earth, here’s what you need to do:
- Download Google Earth and install the program.
- Download the Google Earth files for the House and Senate (right click on the link and “Save Link As…” to your desktop).
- Once you’ve installed Google Earth, click the file for the proposed map.
- In the top, left-hand corner you’ll see the “Search” option. Just type in your address and hit “Enter” on your keyboard. You can zoom in or out to get a better look at the district and where you fall in it.

These maps aren’t final. The legislature will enter into a special session next week to review them.