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covering politics and policy for @gpbnews, fmr @3484mag and @ajcnews DM for Signal rts + likes ≠endorsement, reach me at skallis@gpb.org

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Georgia launches ‘Safe at Home’ program for survivors of domestic violence

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By Sarah Kallis Verified
| nowgeorgia.com
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger launched the 'Safe at Home' program Wednesday. (Credit: Sarah Kallis/GPB News) (GPB) — Survivors of domestic violence in Georgia can now apply for a program that makes their address confidential. The Safe at Home program allows survivors in the program to use a substitute address on state and local public records rather than their residential address. Mail sent to the substitute address in a secure location is then forwarded to the participant.
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Georgia launches 'Safe at Home' program for survivors of domestic violence

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By Sarah Kallis Verified
| Georgia Public Broadcasting Verified
Listen Listening... 00:00 / 00:00 LISTEN: Survivors of domestic violence in Georgia can now apply for a program that makes their address confidential. GPB's Sarah Kallis reports. Caption Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger launched the 'Safe at Home' program Wednesday. Credit: Sarah Kallis/GPB News Survivors of domestic violence in Georgia can now apply for a program that makes their address confidential.
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New laws go into effect July 1 in Georgia

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By Sarah Kallis Verified, Orlando Montoya Verified
| Georgia Public Broadcasting Verified
Listen Listening... 00:00 / 00:00 LISTEN: Dozens of new laws go into effect Wednesday in Georgia. GPB's Sarah Kallis explains a few of them. Dozens of new laws go into effect Wednesday in Georgia. Some of the laws include increased penalties for offenses like fentanyl trafficking, pimping and pandering, and blocking a highway during an unpermitted demonstration.
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