Thank you for visiting my website! It is an honor to serve as State Representative because making a difference in other people’s lives matters to me. Passing legislation is about generating respect and trust, managing expectations, and fostering relationships over time. Our district has a strong position at the Capitol and my knowledge of the legislative process is valuable to the progress of the state. People want to see action and I will fight to continue delivering solutions.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or if I can ever be of assistance. I believe that citizen involvement is the cornerstone of democracy. As such, I greatly appreciate hearing from constituents regarding their thoughts and concerns. Once again thank you for allowing me to serve you in the Georgia General Assembly. I look forward to hearing from you.
– Sharon Cooper
DISTRICT 45 INFORMATION
Representative Sharon Cooper represents Georgia’s 45th district which is located primarily in East Cobb County, the third largest county in the state of Georgia.
CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS! Great job! East Cobb High School graduations begin this week:Pope High School Monday, May 18, 7pmKennesaw State University Convocation CenterWheeler High School Tuesday, May 19, 7:30pmKennesaw State University Convocation CenterLassiter High School Thursday, May 21, 2:30pmKennesaw State University Convocation CenterKell High School Friday, May 22, 7pmKennesaw State University Convocation CenterWalton High School Sunday, May 24, 3pmKennesaw State University Convocation CenterSprayberry High School Sunday, May 24, 7:30pmKennesaw State University Convocation Center ... See MoreSee Less
Excited to have my bill HB 717 signed by our Governor! The "Medical Practice Act" provides for the regulation of the administration of psychedelic-assisted treatment and therapy, and provides for the licensure of ketamine clinics. #HD45... See MoreSee Less
This session, I sponsored HB 717 the “Medical Practice Act of the State of Georgia," so as to provide for the regulation of the administration of psychedelic-assisted treatment and therapy; and Governor Kemp signedTuesday. ... See MoreSee Less
Each May, our nation comes together to honor the courage, sacrifice and dedication of law enforcement officers. Originally established by presidential proclamation President John F. Kennedy in 1962, National Police Week includes Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15th and a week of observances recognizing officers who given their lives in the line of duty, as well as those who continue to serve and protect our communities with dedication and courage. ... See MoreSee Less
