Brian Jack

I am honored to welcome my friend, Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler, to Harris County — the 10th visit to our district by a Member of President Trump’s Cabinet over the past two years. For 13 straight years, Georgia has been the #1 State in the country for business, and I am proud to extend that economic winning streak by passing the largest tax cut in American history, eliminating job-killing regulations, and providing small businesses with quicker access to capital. As Chairman of the Small Business Subcommittee on Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Workforce Development, I am grateful for our partnership with Administrator Loeffler, a champion for our state and a leader for our country. @SBA_Kelly @SBAgov

Over the past few weeks, I’ve hosted leaders from the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, the LaGrange-Troup County Chamber of Commerce, and the the Douglas County Chamber to discuss economic priorities and opportunities for investment in our Congressional District. For 13 straight years, Georgia has been ranked as the #1 State for Business, and the chambers of commerce across our state are the local engines driving record-breaking innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic growth.

After years of bureaucratic backlogs and paperwork errors, I am proud to deliver the Soldier’s Medal to my constituent, Charles “Russ” Berry, a former Specialist in the United States Army. Specialist Berry honorably served our nation and earned this distinguished recognition for his bravery and heroism. Yet, because of clerical errors, he was unable to receive the Soldier’s Medal he previously earned. My office worked closely with Specialist Berry’s wonderful family, Lieutenant Colonel James Wright, and the United States Army’s legislative liaisons to correct the record and ensure this long-overdue honor was delivered. May Specialist Berry’s selfless service be an example for Georgians across our Congressional District! https://t.co/ryuTthLfNa

Earlier this week, I honored the LaGrange College Panthers on the Floor of the United States House of Representatives for their second consecutive victory in the Clash of Highway 29! Congratulations to the Panthers, led by Coach Wes Dodson, QB Henry Brodnax, and DB Messiah Scandrett on a 31-7 win against the Point University Skyhawks, continuing their winning streak in Georgia’s newest college football rivalry. @LaGrangeFTBL @PointFootball

Today, as the Senate deliberates consideration of the landmark Clarity Act, I convened a bipartisan hearing entitled ‘Main Street Meets Crypto: What Digital Assets Mean for Small Businesses.’ Our hearing examined opportunities to lower costs for small businesses, reduce payment friction for entrepreneurs, and utilize this emerging technology to benefit Main Street across America. Thank you to our witnesses for your insightful testimony before our Subcommittee today! @HouseSmallBiz

Earlier this month, our Congressional District lost a hero when Sergeant Chris Fisher of the Warm Springs Police Department was killed in the line of duty. Today, I honored his life and legacy from the Floor of the United States House of Representatives. Sergeant Fisher wore many uniforms throughout his life, as a soldier in the United States Army and as a law enforcement officer across our Congressional District. He was a loving husband to Carly, and a caring father to his two young children. May God continue to comfort the Fisher family and all those mourning this painful loss.

Today, I commemorated the fifth annual Tunnel to Towers William “Billy” Kelly Memorial Golf Classic from the Floor of the United States House of Representatives. Founded by Robyn Walensky, a former news reporter and survivor of September 11, and her husband, Greg, this special Peachtree City tradition honors retired NYPD Officer William “Billy” Kelly, who deployed to Ground Zero and later passed away from a September 11-related cancer. This year’s tournament also honored the life of fallen Carrollton Police Officer Dustin Krish, whose watch ended on June 9. May the heroism of Officer Kelly and Officer Krish continue to inspire us and generations of Americans to come.

On Thursday night, I was honored to address the historic Convention in Dallas. On Friday night, I was in Carrollton, hosting a tailgate under the lights for a home game of the best football team in the state: the undefeated, nationally-ranked Carrollton High School Trojans. Led by one of the most talented offenses in the country, the Carrollton Trojans defeated Hapeville Charter, 63-7. Thank you to the Trojan community for welcoming us to Grisham Stadium!

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Today, I was honored to address hundreds of sportsmen from across our Congressional District at the annual Dinner and Doves lunch in Whitesburg. Dinner and Doves is an enduring Georgia tradition that celebrates our agricultural heritage, brings neighbors and friends together, and kicks off the start of dove season with fellowship and good Southern food. Thank you to the entire NG Turf team for hosting another record-breaking event! @NGTurf

Today, I was honored to address hundreds of sportsmen from across our Congressional District at the annual Dinner and Doves lunch in Whitesburg. Dinner and Doves is an enduring Georgia tradition that celebrates our agricultural heritage, brings neighbors and friends together, and kicks off the start of dove season with fellowship and good Southern food. Thank you to the entire NG Turf team for hosting another record-breaking event!

Yesterday, our Congressional District lost a hero, Sergeant Chris Fisher of the Warm Springs Police Department. Sergeant Fisher was ambushed, shot and killed while serving his community in the line of duty. Prior to joining the Warm Springs Police Department, Sergeant Fisher proudly served our part of Georgia as a sworn law enforcement officer of the Fayette, Heard, and Meriwether County Sheriff’s Offices, and he honorably served our country in the U.S. Army. The son of a law enforcement officer, Sergeant Fisher was a wonderful father of two young children and a loving husband to his wife, Carly. I spoke with his family earlier, and when the United States Congress returns to session, I — and my colleagues — will honor Sergeant Fisher’s legacy of service and bravery from the Floor of the House. May our prayers be with the Fisher family and our law enforcement community during this devastating time.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 28, 2026 Contact: Joseph Brannan WARM SPRINGS, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack hosted a Fireside Chat for more than 100,000 constituents across Georgia's 3rd Congressional District from President Roosevelt’s historic Little White House in Warm Springs. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt started the tradition of speaking directly to the American public through his famous “Fireside Chats,” and Congressman Jack carried that spirit forward this afternoon, utilizing the historic setting to discuss key legislative priorities and hear firsthand from families across Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District. President Roosevelt visited the Little White House 16 times during his Presidency, leaving a legacy that resonates beyond Georgia today. Congressman Brian Jack said, “I had a wonderful time hosting a Fireside Chat for over 100,000 constituents from President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s beloved Little White House in Warm Springs this afternoon. President Roosevelt ​​pioneered the concept of a “Fireside Chat”, and I was honored to continue that tradition, as I deeply care about preserving the rich history, values, and culture of Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District, especially as we celebrate our Country’s 250th anniversary. When President Roosevelt left the Yalta Conference he told his aides – who were worried about his ailing health – ‘If I can just make it back to Warm Springs, I’ll be OK.’ President Franklin Delano Roosevelt left an indelible mark on our Congressional District, and we are proud to have been the home away from home for a President.” Throughout the Fireside Chat, Congressman Jack fielded questions from constituents on the economy, immigration, values, and election integrity.

I had a wonderful time hosting a Fireside Chat for over 100,000 constituents from President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s beloved Little White House in Warm Springs this afternoon. Thank you to everyone who participated! President Roosevelt ​​pioneered the concept of a “Fireside Chat”, and I was honored to continue that tradition, as I deeply care about preserving the rich history, values, and culture of Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District, especially as we celebrate our Country’s 250th anniversary. When President Roosevelt left the Yalta Conference he told his aides – who were worried about his ailing health – “If I can just make it back to Warm Springs, I’ll be OK.” President Franklin Delano Roosevelt left an indelible mark on our Congressional District, and we are proud to have been the home away from home for a President. @GaStateParks @OfficialLWH

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 27, 2026 Contact: Joseph Brannan ATLANTA, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack visited Delta Air Lines’ headquarters in Atlanta and toured its TechOps facility, the largest aviation, repair and overhaul operation in North America. Following the tour, Congressman Jack met with Delta leadership to discuss legislative priorities and issues affecting the aviation industry. Congressman Brian Jack said, “Thank you to Delta Air Lines for inviting me to tour your cutting edge TechOps facility! I enjoyed meeting with many hardworking constituents including the aviation maintenance technicians (AMTs) and engineers who maintain and repair Delta’s fleet of more than 1,000 aircraft, as well as hundreds of additional aircraft from airline, cargo, military, and government customers worldwide. We discussed the importance of workforce development, and the impactful partnerships and programs Delta has forged with institutions like West Georgia Technical College. Our Congressional District is home to more Delta Air Lines employees than any other district in America, and I am proud to be their voice in Congress!” "We were honored to welcome Congressman Brian Jack to Delta and to showcase the talented people whose expertise, innovation and commitment keep Delta operating safely and reliably every day,” said Delta President Peter Carter. “Congressman Jack has been a strong champion for Delta, our employees and the communities we serve, and we appreciate his leadership on issues that support American aviation, economic growth and workforce development. We are grateful for his partnership and look forward to continuing to work together to strengthen Georgia's position as a global aviation leader." Joining Congressman Jack were: Delta President Peter Carter, Chief Marketing & Product Officer Ranjan Goswami, Senior Vice President David Watson, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs Heather Wingate, Alex Root Vice President of TechOps Planning, Technology, and Materials, and other members of Delta Air Lines leadership. Congressman Jack represents Georgia's 3rd Congressional District. If Congressman Jack may be of service to you and your family, please visit jack.house.gov. ###

Thank you to Delta Air Lines for inviting me to tour Delta TechOps’ cutting-edge facility at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport today! I enjoyed meeting with many hardworking constituents who maintain, repair, and overhaul Delta’s fleet of more than 1,000 aircraft. We discussed the importance of workforce development, and the impactful partnerships and programs Delta has forged with institutions like West Georgia Technical College. Our Congressional District is home to more Delta Air Lines employees than any other district in America, and I am proud to be their voice in Congress! @Delta

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 25, 2026 Contact: Joseph Brannan CARROLLTON, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack visited Tanner Medical Center in Carrollton. During his visit, Congressman Jack hosted a discussion with local healthcare leaders on key priorities, upcoming legislation, and the federal rulemaking process. Following the meeting, Loy Howard led Congressman Jack on a tour of the Tanner Medical Center campus. Congressman Brian Jack said, “Today, I visited the incredible doctors, nurses, and healthcare administrators at Tanner Medical Center in Carrollton. Founded in 1949, Tanner is a central pillar of the Carroll County community and the #1 employer in the area. As an independent, non-profit regional healthcare system, its needs are sometimes different than other hospitals, and I am grateful for the partnership we’ve developed to deliver unique solutions and expand access to affordable healthcare for Georgians across our Congressional District. We discussed the significant opportunities provided by the Rural Health Transformation Program, which was created through enactment of the Working Families Tax Cuts, and I look forward to working with President Trump’s Administration to deliver additional investments in rural Georgia healthcare.” Tanner Health President/CEO Loy Howard said, “Tanner was honored to welcome Congressman Brian Jack for a tour and briefing of west Georgia’s premier health system. His engagement underscores the importance of strong partnerships in advancing the health of the communities we mutually serve, and we appreciate his commitment to understanding the challenges and opportunities facing local healthcare. Joining Congressman Jack were: State Senator Tim Bearden, Tanner Health President/CEO Loy Howard, COO Eric Dalton, CSO Clint Hoffman, CIO Greg Schulenburg, other members of Tanner Health’s leadership team, and Wesley Stone. Congressman Jack represents Georgia's 3rd Congressional District, which includes Carroll County. If Congressman Jack may be of service to you and your family, please visit jack.house.gov. ###

Today, I visited the incredible doctors, nurses, and healthcare administrators at Tanner Medical Center in Carrollton. Founded in 1949, Tanner is a central pillar of the Carroll County community and the #1 employer in the area. As an independent, non-profit regional healthcare system, its needs are sometimes different than other hospitals, and I am grateful for the partnership we’ve developed to deliver unique solutions and expand access to affordable healthcare for Georgians across our Congressional District. We discussed the significant opportunities provided by the Rural Health Transformation Program, which was created through enactment of the Working Families Tax Cuts, and I look forward to working with President Trump’s Administration to deliver additional investments in rural Georgia healthcare. Thank you to Loy Howard and the entire Tanner Health team for inviting me to visit, and thank you to the dedicated healthcare professionals who serve our community and make life better for Georgians every day! @TannerHealth

Thank you to all who came to our tailgate at the Newnan High School vs. LaGrange High School football game last night! First played in 1908, the Newnan-LaGrange rivalry is one of the oldest in Georgia high school football, and after last night’s result, the LaGrange Grangers now lead the series, 52-39-5. It was amazing to hear the stories of some of the former players who played in this rivalry many years before! @GrangerSports @Granger_Nation

I had a wonderful time touring the Biblical History Center in LaGrange this afternoon. The museum is celebrating its 20-year anniversary this year, and it features large-scale archaeological replicas of Biblical structures, interactive exhibits, and hundreds of artifacts from ancient Israel. The Biblical History Center offers guests an opportunity to journey to the past and experience what life was like during the time of Jesus and his disciples. Thank you to the Biblical History Center team for inspiring the next generation of archaeologists and Biblical scholars! @VisitLaGrange

Today, I was honored to visit the next generation of Georgia’s leaders at Blanchard Elementary School. As students return to school this month, we’re reminded of the incredible teachers who shape countless lives and the opportunities that a quality education provides. Thank you to Principal Lester and Blanchard Elementary School for inviting me to visit, and thank you to the amazing educators of the Muscogee County School District for guiding the future of Georgia through your classrooms! @MCSDSchools

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Joseph Brannan TROUP COUNTY, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack toured the Biblical History Center in LaGrange with local officials from Troup County. Founded in 2006, the Biblical History Center has welcomed over 150,000 visitors through its doors over the past 20 years, serving as an important community pillar within Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District. The museum features authentic archaeological replicas, Biblical meal presentations, artifact exhibits, and other interactive experiences. Congressman Brian Jack said, “I had a wonderful time touring the Biblical History Center in LaGrange this afternoon. The museum is celebrating its 20-year anniversary this year, and it features large-scale archaeological replicas of Biblical structures, interactive exhibits, and hundreds of artifacts from ancient Israel. The Biblical History Center offers guests an opportunity to journey to the past and experience what life was like during the time of Jesus and his disciples. Thank you to the Biblical History Center team for inspiring the next generation of archaeologists and Biblical scholars!” Joining Congressman Jack were: LaGrange Mayor Jim Arrington, Connie Hensler, president of the LaGrange-Troup County Chamber of Commerce, Dan Woltmann, and other local officials. For more information about the Biblical History Center, please visit www.biblicalhistorycenter.com. Congressman Jack represents Georgia's 3rd Congressional District, which includes all of Troup County. If Congressman Jack may be of service to you and your family, please visit jack.house.gov. ###

Today, I was honored to visit the next generation of Georgian leaders at Blanchard Elementary School. As students return to school this month, we’re reminded of the incredible teachers who shape countless lives and the opportunities that a quality education provides. Thank you to Principal Lester and Blanchard Elementary School for inviting me to visit, and thank you to the amazing educators of the Muscogee County School District for guiding the future of Georgia through your classrooms! @MCSDSchools

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Joseph Brannan MUSCOGEE COUNTY, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack visited Blanchard Elementary School in Muscogee County, and hosted a discussion with local educators. During his visit, Congressman Jack joined fourth and fifth grade students for an interactive assembly about the Constitution and Congress. Then, Congressman Jack hosted a discussion with local educators and school administrators to address needs from the community, followed by a tour of the Blanchard Elementary School campus. Congressman Brian Jack said, “Today, I was honored to visit the next generation of Georgian leaders at Blanchard Elementary School. As students return to school this month, we’re reminded of the incredible teachers who shape countless lives and the opportunities that a quality education provides. Thank you to Principal Lester, Mr. Williams, and Blanchard Elementary School for inviting me to visit, and thank you to the amazing educators of the Muscogee County School District for guiding the future of Georgia through your classrooms!” Joining Congressman Jack were: Muscogee County Board of Education Member Nickie Tillery, Blanchard Elementary School Principal Elizabeth Lester, and other district and local educators. Congressman Jack represents Georgia's 3rd Congressional District, which includes part of Muscogee County. If Congressman Jack may be of service to you and your family, please visit jack.house.gov.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Regan Hinson CARROLL COUNTY, GA – Today, Congressman Brian Jack hosted a roundtable discussion at the University of West Georgia’s Ingram Library on the legacy of the late Speaker Tom Murphy with the current Speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives, Jon Burns. Together, Congressman Jack and Speaker Burns toured a replica of Speaker Murphy's office exhibited in the Ingram Library, and hosted a wide-ranging discussion on lessons learned from the leadership of Speaker Murphy. Congressman Brian Jack said, “I am honored to welcome Speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives Jon Burns to the University of West Georgia to discuss the legacy and leadership of the late Speaker Tom Murphy. As we celebrate our country’s 250th anniversary, I am proud to honor the memory of one of the greatest Georgians to ever come from our district: the longest-serving Speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives in our state’s history, Tom Murphy. “Speaker Burns and I toured Speaker Murphy’s replica office preserved in the Ingram Library, and we had an insightful discussion with Speaker Murphy’s children, former aides, and legislators who previously served in the General Assembly with him. Thank you to Speaker Burns, the University of West Georgia, and the Murphy family for working with me to organize this historic event!” Speaker Jon Burns said, “Few individuals have held such long and impactful careers in public service as the late Speaker Tom Murphy. Today’s event honoring his legacy alongside his family, colleagues, and friends was an incredible reminder of the profound mark he left on our state. Speaker Murphy dedicated his life to strengthening Georgia and expanding opportunities for future generations, and his unwavering commitment to moving our state forward continues to shape Georgia to this day.” Joining Congressman Jack and Speaker Burns at the roundtable were: the son and daughter of Speaker Murphy, former Judge Michael Murphy and Martha Long, Public Service Commissioner Lauren “Bubba” McDonald, State Representatives Vance Smith and Don Parsons, former Congressman Lynn Westmoreland, former Dean of the Georgia House of Representatives Calvin Smyre, former president pro tempore of the Georgia Senate Wayne Garner, former aide Steve Anthony, and Mo Thrash – whose father was a former aide – and University of West Georgia leadership, including President Mike Johnson, Dean Blynne Olivieri Parker, and Dean Karen Owen. Speaker Tom Murphy represented Haralson County in the Georgia House of Representatives for 42 years, and served as Speaker of the Georgia House of Representatives for 29 years – the longest tenure of any Speaker in Georgia history. His replica office is preserved at the University of West Georgia’s Ingram Library as part of the university's ongoing effort to document his legacy of public service and leadership in the state. Congressman Jack represents Georgia's 3rd Congressional District, which includes all of Carroll and Haralson Counties. If Congressman Jack may be of service to you and your family, please visit jack.house.gov.