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GA HR1800
Resolution
Status
3/19/2026
Primary Sponsor
Jon Burns
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AI Summary
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Recognizes and commends Speaker Pro Tempore Jan Jones upon her retirement after more than two decades of service in the Georgia House of Representatives, first elected in 2002
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Honors Jones as the longest-serving Speaker Pro Tempore in United States history, elected to that position in 2010 as the first woman to hold the role and the highest-ranking woman in Georgia legislative history
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Notes she served as Georgia's first female Speaker of the House during a 2022 leadership transition and was the first and only woman to serve as a conferee on the General Assembly's budget
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Credits her with key education policy achievements including strengthening the HOPE Scholarship with STEM grade weighting, expanding Georgia's Pre-K program, and establishing regional public schools for at-risk students
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Recognizes her role in creating the City of Milton through the successful 2006 cityhood referendum, earning her the title "Mother of Milton"
Legislative Description
Jones, Speaker Pro Tempore Jan; extraordinary service to the State of Georgia; occasion of her retirement; recognize
Last Action
House Read and Adopted
3/19/2026