Senator Bill Hamrick is a lifelong Carroll Countian. He attended Carrollton High School where he displayed growing leadership potential as co-captain of Charlie Grisham's 1982 football team. Senator Hamrick subsequently graduated from Auburn University and received his law degree from the Georgia State University School of Law.

Hamrick has worked in the legislative and executive branches of government, on the Governor's Task Force for Drug Suppression, and as an intern prosecuting criminal cases in the DeKalb County District Attorney's Office. He currently has a law practice in Carrollton.

Senator Hamrick is a former 7th District Congressional Liaison with the Carroll County Republican Party. He was the Republican nominee for State Representative in House District 101 in 1998.

The Hamrick family is filled with public servants who have served Georgia. Senator Hamrick's father, William Hamrick, was Carroll County District Attorney, and his mother, Dottie is a former teacher. His uncle, Robbie Hamrick, served as Director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for one of the longest terms in the history of Georgia.

Active in community affairs, Senator Hamrick has served on the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Leadership Committee, is a graduate of Leadership Carroll County, and is a member of the Long Range Planning Committee at his church. He also teaches Sunday School and is a member of a local service club.

Senator Hamrick was elected to the Senate in a special election held on March 7, 2000 to fill an unexpired term. He serves as a member of the Senate Health and Human Services, Higher Education, Special Judiciary, and Transportation Committees.

The 30th District, which Senator Hamrick represents, includes Carroll County and portions of Douglas County.Senator Bill Hamrick is a lifelong Carroll Countian. He attended Carrollton High School where he displayed growing leadership potential as co-captain of Charlie Grisham's 1982 football team. Senator Hamrick subsequently graduated from Auburn University and received his law degree from the Georgia State University School of Law.

Hamrick has worked in the legislative and executive branches of government, on the Governor's Task Force for Drug Suppression, and as an intern prosecuting criminal cases in the DeKalb County District Attorney's Office. He currently has a law practice in Carrollton.

Senator Hamrick is a former 7th District Congressional Liaison with the Carroll County Republican Party. He was the Republican nominee for State Representative in House District 101 in 1998.

The Hamrick family is filled with public servants who have served Georgia. Senator Hamrick's father, William Hamrick, was Carroll County District Attorney, and his mother, Dottie is a former teacher. His uncle, Robbie Hamrick, served as Director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for one of the longest terms in the history of Georgia.

Active in community affairs, Senator Hamrick has served on the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Leadership Committee, is a graduate of Leadership Carroll County, and is a member of the Long Range Planning Committee at his church. He also teaches Sunday School and is a member of a local service club.

Senator Hamrick was elected to the Senate in a special election held on March 7, 2000 to fill an unexpired term. He serves as a member of the Senate Health and Human Services, Higher Education, Special Judiciary, and Transportation Committees.

The 30th District, which Senator Hamrick represents, includes Carroll County and portions of Douglas County.

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