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ATLANTA – State Representative Bill Werkheiser (R-Glennville) has completed an unprecedented ten-month tour of all ………..

At this point in the session, bills are flying back and forth between chambers in a constant state of change.  We are in session again tomorrow, which………

Representative Bill Werkheiser Elected Vice Chair of CSG South Energy and Environment Committee Atlanta, GA – August 7, 2024 – Georgia Representative Bill…………….

ATLANTA – State Representative Bill Werkheiser (R-Glennville), chairman of the House Industry and Labor Committee, was recently selected by Speaker ……………

From his early 20s, 65-year-old Bill Werkheiser had an interest in government and politics, a Republican when the state was primarily Democrat. Bill was campaign manager for the first Republican to be elected in Tattnall County, former State Representative Terry Barnard. When Bill ran for office and was elected as a Republican State Representative, he had experience as a businessman, which helped him in his role as a legislator.

Bill Werkheiser authored 3 bills this legislative session. Gov Deal signed all 3 into law yesterday. HB 319 will save Tattnall County taxpayers $20,000 a year……………..

Legislation that would make it harder for the State of Georgia to execute those with developmental disabilities cleared the House Judiciary Non-civil Committee late Thursday afternoon.

Georgia Justice Project, which has served Georgians who have been affected by the criminal justice system for 35 years, lauded state Rep. Bill Werkheiser, R-Glennville, for introducing legislation that will help low-income Georgians and returning citizens get their driver’s license reinstated so they can drive to work, and in turn support themselves and their families.

We are grateful to announce that Rep. Bill Werkheiser of Glennville was selected to receive the Georgia Occupational Therapist Association

Representative Bill Werkheiser of Glennville welcomed the Tattnall/Evans Homeschool Association.