Ballotpedia, Butch Parrish

GPHA - Larry J “Butch” Parrish Named GPHA Legislator of the Year in 2022

Butch Parrish received his bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia. He identifies as a Methodist Christian.

Butch Parrish has worked as a pharmacist, the president of Shoprite Drugs, Incorporated, and the vice president of Swainsboro Ford Lincoln-Mercury, Incorporated.

Butch Parrish is a current state representative for Georgia district 158. He was elected in 2013, and has served in this position for 1 terms. 

Grice Connect - Representative Butch Parrish: News From Under the Gold Dome

Voted for House Bill 1033. This bill increased penalties utility companies whose workers were harmed while working.

- Voted for House Bill 1033. This bill increased penalties utility companies whose workers were harmed while working.

Economy

As of July 25, 2024, Butch Parrish did not have a website or any information online.

Energy & the Environment

As a state representative, he voted for House Bill 1010. This bill increases parental leave for state employees and teachers.

As a state representative, he voted for House Bill 1022. This act increases  protections for disabled minors by increasing the punishment for acts of cruelty against them.

- As a state representative, he voted for House Bill 1010. This bill increases parental leave for state employees and teachers.
- As a state representative, he voted for House Bill 1022. This act increases  protections for disabled minors by increasing the punishment for acts of cruelty against them.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Voted for House Bill 873. This bill establishes a juvenile treatment court division as an alternative to the traditional system for juvenile delinquency cases.

- Voted for House Bill 873. This bill establishes a juvenile treatment court division as an alternative to the traditional system for juvenile delinquency cases.

Public Safety

As a state representative, he voted for House Bill 1037. This bill plans to figure out the causes of maternal and infant deaths in Georgia, and use this information to prevent them.

- As a state representative, he voted for House Bill 1037. This bill plans to figure out the causes of maternal and infant deaths in Georgia, and use this information to prevent them.

Education

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Butch Parrish

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