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To receive communications and updates about what's happening at the Capitol and in District 84, please add your email address below.

Please use this website as one way to learn about

  • Neighborhood and community events,
  • Ways to contact me and help me get to know our community better,
  • News about the Georgia General Assembly, and
  • More about me and my positions.

I welcome your feedback and your recommendations.

 
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ABOUT STACEY
 

Legislative Responsibilities Biography Activities

For Stacey, Georgia has always been a place of opportunity. Georgia is where her parents, the Reverends Robert and Carolyn Abrams, both received their Masters in Divinity from Emory University. That they did so with six children in tow and while working full-time jobs showed Stacey early that education and hard work would lead to achievement. That her parents did so while volunteering at soup kitchens and prisons and in homeless shelters, with their children working along side instilled in Stacey a respect for human dignity and a dedication to service.

Atlanta and Decatur and Dekalb County. These places are all HOME to Stacey, places that hold opportunity for everyone.

Decatur. Where Stacey graduated from Avondale High School as valedictorian.

Atlanta. Where Stacey received her B.A., magna cum laude, from Spelman College.

DeKalb County. Where Stacey has built a life of public service, community leadership and personal achievement.
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:: Special Council on Tax Reform and Fairness
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The Special Council on Tax Fairness for Georgians was established pursuant to OCGA 28-12-2 (HB1405) to "conduct a thorough study of the state's current revenue structure and make a report of its findings and recommendations for legislation to the Speaker of the House and the Lieutenant Governor no later than January 10, 2011.

The work of this Council will be used to draft legislation that will be subject to primarily technical amendments by a special Joint Committee of the House and Senate during the 2011 session.  Legislation produced by this Committee will receive a vote from both chambers.

I strongly encourage everyone to participate in the work of this Council.  It will shape tax policy for decades to come, and every citizen should be aware of their work.  To follow the Council or to learn more:  http://fiscalresearch.gsu.edu/taxcouncil/

Meeting Schedule

Meetings Held:
July 28, 2010
1:00 - 3:00
Floyd Room, Twin Towers


Meetings Scheduled:
August 25, 2010
1:00 - 5:00
Blue Room, Georgia Railroad Freight Depot
 

August 26, 2010
4:00 - 6:00
Blue Room, Georgia Railroad Freight Depot


September 8, 2010
Blue Room, Georgia Railroad Freight Depot

September 29, 2010
Floyd Room, Twin Towers

November 3, 2010
Blue Room, Georgia Railroad Freight Depot

December 1, 2010
Blue Room, Georgia Railroad Freight Depot
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