Georgia Power customers to get $2 a month ‘relief’ amid soaring bills
By Meris Lutz Georgia Power got a big tax break this year from state lawmakers, savings it is required to share with its customers. On
By Meris Lutz Georgia Power got a big tax break this year from state lawmakers, savings it is required to share with its customers. On
Senate bill fails to leave committee; House bill still under scrutiny By Margaret Coker In an article published by The Current, Georgia lawmakers are reported to
A state certification for Community Health Workers (CHWs) would standardize training on core competencies and address assessment and continuing education needs to strengthen and sustain
Hospital closures are a growing concern statewide, devastatingly impacting communities, leaving residents without access to vital medical care and emergency services, and causing strain on
Representative Josh Bonner (R-Fayetteville) introduced HB 342, the Motor Vehicle Title Loan Act, to require statewide regulation of car title lenders who prey on cash-strapped
In 2022, the Georgia Public Service Commission approved a rate increase for Georgia Power Company that will cause customers’ bills to go up nearly 12%
Wage garnishment by debt collectors may occur after a creditor goes to court and wins a judgment against a consumer, allowing the creditor to seize
Georgia’s current laws protect consumers from abusive fees often charged by these services. In the 2023 legislative session, we successfully staved off two bills that
This includes tort reform legislation seeking to cap damages, expand the use of mandatory arbitration, and limiting consumers’ right to join in class action lawsuits
Creating a more equitable Georgia means bringing comprehensive, accessible programs, like energy efficiency and solar, to utilities and EMCs throughout the state. With skyrocketing energy bills
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