Rep. Lynn Smith Recognized by Governor Brian Kemp for Service in the Georgia House of Representatives

ATLANTA - State Representative Lynn Smith (R-Newnan), chair of the House Natural Resources and Environment Committee, was recently recognized by Governor Brian Kemp with a commendation honoring her decades of service in the Georgia House of Representatives.

"Serving the people of Georgia has truly been the honor of a lifetime," said Rep. Smith. "For nearly three decades, I have had the privilege of representing the communities of Coweta and Carroll counties, and earlier in my tenure, I also represented Heard County alongside Coweta County for approximately 10 years. Throughout my time in the Georgia House, I have had the opportunity to work alongside dedicated colleagues to move our state forward. I want to thank Governor Kemp for his leadership and dedication to the State of Georgia, and I am incredibly proud of the work we have done to protect Georgia's natural resources. I am deeply grateful to my constituents for their trust and support and to my family for their encouragement throughout my years of service."

The full text of the commendation may be found here.

Representative Lynn Smith represents the citizens of District 70, which includes portions of Carroll and Coweta counties. She was first elected to the House of Representatives in 1996 and currently serves as Chair of the Natural Resources & Environment Committee. She also serves on the Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government, Creative Arts & Entertainment, Economic Development & Tourism, Reapportionment and Redistricting, Rules and Small Business Development committees, as well as the Special Committee on Resource Management.

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