DeKalb legislative delegation to meet Monday

Members of the DeKalb County legislative delegation -- both in the House and Senate -- will hold their first public meeting of the year Monday.

The hearing will give county residents a chance to voice their opinions on issues being considered during the current legislative session, such as budget considerations.

The meeting begins at 7 p.m. Monday in the conference center at DeKalb Technical Institute’s Clarkston Campus, 495 N. Indian Creek Drive.

For more information, contact Rep. Howard Mosby, the chairman of the DeKalb House delegation, at 404-656-0287.

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