Al Williams

State Representative Al Williams proudly serves the citizens of House District 168 in Georgia. Elected to the Georgia General Assembly in 2002 after a life of civic and political involvement, he was sworn in among a cohort 52 freshmen state representatives on January 13, 2003. Rep. Williams embodies the essence of a devoted family man, dedicated church leader, military veteran, businessman and a steadfast advocate for the hardworking people of Georgia. In his role within the Georgia House of Representatives, Rep. Williams contributes his expertise to various important committees. He serves on the Rural Development Council, Appropriations Subcommittee for Public Safety, the Special Subcommittee on State Prisons, the House Rules Committee, as well as committees focused on Economic Development and Tourism, Defense and Veteran Affairs, Game Fish and Parks and Regulated Industries. His commitment extends beyond these committees as he is also a member of the Georgia Joint Military Defense Commission. Notably, he has served as the past chairman of the Georgia Legislative Black Caucus, the largest Black caucus in America and has received numerous local, state and national accolades,…