
With a new year here, there are several new laws that are now in place. Access to Georgia’s mental health system and substance abuse care is one of the big changes this new year, with a big overhaul costing between $63 and $94 million a year. School districts also have to start taking complaints regarding content that is deemed innapproriate for students. The new law requires education officials to remove the content within 7 days and decided to ban or restrict access within 10 business days. People can get tax credits on their state income tax by donating to law enforcement foundations, and donating to rural hospitals. And food trucks can now operate statewide with just a health permit from their home county’s health department.







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