Governor Brian P. Kemp applauded President Trump's swift signature of disaster relief legislation that will benefit Georgia and other states impacted by natural disasters.

"I thank President Trump for his unwavering commitment to Georgia farmers and those impacted by Hurricane Michael," said Governor Kemp. "The process to get to this point has taken far too long, but thanks to the tireless efforts of the Georgia congressional delegation and the president's support, our farm families can breathe a bit easier today. It's now time to focus on rebuilding livelihoods devastated by Hurricane Michael and ensuring these hardworking Georgians have a bright, prosperous future."

Governor Kemp and Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black held a media avail today at 3:15PM outside the governor's ceremonial office. You can view the live stream, here.

Governor Kemp will accompany U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue, U.S. Senator David Perdue, Congressman Austin Scott, Congressman Sanford Bishop, and Agriculture Commissioner Gary Black to Doerun, Georgia tomorrow to hold a roundtable discussion with agriculture leaders and local community members regarding next steps for disaster relief.