ATLANTA – State Representative Penny Houston (R-Nashville) today announced that she will not seek re-election to the Georgia House of Representatives after 26 years of service. Rep. Houston issued the following statement:
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ATLANTA – State Representative Penny Houston (R-Nashville) applauds Governor Brian Kemp’s recent announcement to introduce and pass legislation in the upcoming regular legislative session that would accelerate a decrease in the state individual income tax rate.
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ATLANTA – State Representative Penny Houston (R-Nashville) seeks to make constituents aware of in-person operations of local Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) offices located in Tift, Berrien and Cook counties. Those office hours are as follows:
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ATLANTA – State Representative Penny Houston (R-Nashville) seeks to raise awareness of Georgia Pathways to Coverage, a new program aimed to help low-income Georgians qualify for Medicaid. Georgia Pathways covers many of the same medical services as Medicaid, including doctor visits, hospital stays and emergency services, prescriptions, labs and x-rays, family planning services, mental health treatment, preventative/wellness services and chronic disease management.
Rep. Penny Houston Urges Medicaid Members to Check Eligibility During State Redetermination Process
ATLANTA – State Representative Penny Houston (R-Nashville) urges constituents who are currently Medicaid recipients to confirm their eligibility for coverage. Due to recent changes at the federal level, the state is required to redetermine eligibility for approximately 2.7 million Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids members.