State lawmakers from Hall County said they expect to pick up where they left off last year when they convene in January for the 2016 session of the General Assembly. This includes considering changes to the funding formula for transportation projects, more debate over whether to allow the in-state cultivation of medical cannabis oil and building on plans to reform public schools and boost the technical college system. The priorities were discussed at the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce’s annual Eggs & Issues breakfast held Thursday morning at the Gainesville Civic Center.
Transportation, education and cannabis oil likely big topics again next legislative session
State lawmakers discuss issues at annual breakfast