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Sen. Tim Bearden Commends Georgia Senate Passage of Legislation Targeting Fentanyl Distribution

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Jason Anavitarte | Georgia General Assembly

Jason Anavitarte | Georgia General Assembly

Sen. Tim Bearden expressed his enthusiasm for the Georgia Senate Passing Senate Bill 465, aimed at curbing the distribution of deadly fentanyl. In a statement, Sen. Bearden highlighted the importance of the legislation, stating, “This crucial legislation, aimed at curbing the distribution of deadly fentanyl, aligns perfectly with the reasons I chose to run for office in the 30th Senate District. Fentanyl abuse has plagued our state for far too long, devastating families and communities alike."

Sen. Bearden further emphasized the significance of the bill by noting, “I am excited to have voted in favor of Senate Bill 465. By imposing harsher penalties on those involved in fentanyl distribution and tightening regulations, this legislation will bolster our efforts to combat the epidemic of drug abuse and save countless lives."

The senator extended his appreciation to Sen. Russ Goodman for sponsoring the legislation and to his Senate colleagues for their support in prioritizing public safety. Sen. Bearden described SB 465 as a significant step forward in safeguarding the health and well-being of all Georgians, expressing his honor in contributing to its passage.

Sen. Tim Bearden represents the 30th Senate District, which includes Carroll, Douglas, Haralson, and Paulding counties. For more information on SB 465, readers are directed to further resources available.

Sen. Bearden can be contacted at (404) 463-5257 or via email at tim.bearden@senate.ga.gov.

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