Georgia Governor Brian Kemp suspends gas tax after Hurricane Helene

• Brian Kemp suspends state gasoline tax.
• Hurricane Helene negatively impacts Georgia.
• Measure aims for quick economic recovery.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp announced the suspension of the state gasoline tax.

This measure is intended to help those affected by Hurricane Helene across the state.

Kemp stated that the hurricane has had a negative impact on the supply of goods and services.

The governor emphasized that this has affected the social and economic well-being of Georgia residents.

Brian Kemp’s message about the gasoline tax suspension

On the governor’s X account, it reads:

As Georgians recover from Hurricane Helene, with the support of our legislative partners, I have suspended the gasoline tax for the duration of this state of emergency.

Providing relief to communities that continue to rely on fuel to power their homes and necessary equipment.

The tax suspension is essential for storm recovery and response.

The gasoline tax exemption will begin on Thursday, October 3.

It will remain in effect until the end of the state emergency, extended until October 9.

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Kemp assured that this action is aimed at protecting Georgia’s economic strength.

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