Shawn (Shawn) Still (R-SS48)
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Senator
Georgia State Senate
Room 305-B Coverdell Legislative Office Building 18 Capitol Square, SW
Atlanta, GA 30334

District Office:
2850 Simpson Circle
Norcross, GA 30071
Elected: 2022    Next Election: 2026
Committee Assignments
MemberSenate Committee on Administrative Affairs
MemberSenate Committee on Education and Youth
MemberSenate Committee on Judiciary
MemberSenate Committee on Finance
MemberSenate Committee on Transportation
Ex-OfficioSenate Committee on Veterans, Military, and Homeland Security
Ex-OfficioSenate Committee on Insurance and Labor
Counties Representing
Forsyth / Fulton / Gwinnett

Bio

Senator Shawn Still, a Republican, has served in the Georgia State Senate since 2022. He represents Senate District 48, which includes portions of Fulton, Forsyth and Gwinnett counties. Sen. Still serves as a member of the Senate Committees on Administrative Affairs, Education and Youth, Finance, Judiciary, and Transportation. He is also an ExOfficio member of the Senate Committees on Insurance and Labor and Veterans, Military, and Homeland Security. In his freshman year, Sen. Still was honored as the Freshman Legislator of the Year by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and Greater Georgia. He was also proud to have received a perfect score by the Faith and Freedom Coalition.

Sen. Still is the President of Olympic Pool Plastering and Shotcrete, one of the largest pool contractors in the Southeast. He prides himself on employing more than one hundred Georgians. Sen. Still was the past President of the Pool and Hot Tub Alliance, being the youngest member to be inducted as a Fellow. He also owns Endless River Adventures, a global rafting, kayak, bird watching, and guided fly fishing outfitter with locations in Bryson City, NC and Borja, Ecuador. He graduated from the University of Alabama with his B.A., where he also participated in collegiate swimming and rugby.

Sen. Still is honored to serve the people of his hometown, Johns Creek, as well as the great citizens of Georgia.