State Representative Devan Seabaugh (R-Marietta) has been honored with the 2023 Trumpet Award by the Cobb County Republican Women’s Club (CCRWC). The organization has recognized Seabaugh for his consistent dedication to upholding Republican values, demonstrating strong leadership, and serving the community of Cobb County.
According to a press release by the Georgia General Assembly, Seabaugh expressed his gratitude saying, “I am deeply honored to receive this recognition from CCRWC. This organization and the members play a critical role in the well-being of our community and in our Republican party. I am honored to have your friendship, your prayers and your support. It is a true honor for me to represent Cobb County in the General Assembly. Together we are making a positive difference in this community and for individuals, families and businesses throughout the state of Georgia. Thank you for this beautiful award.”
The same press release also notes that as the recipient of the 2023 Trumpet Award, Seabaugh joins an esteemed roster of previous award recipients. This includes notable figures such as Georgia Senator Johnny Isakson, Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens, Cobb Senator Kay Kirkpatrick, former Cobb Representatives Judy Manning and Bert Reeves, Georgia Public Service Commission Chair Tricia Pridemore, and former Georgia Congressmen Tom Price and Phil Gingrey.
The CCRWC website states that their focus is on supporting Republican candidates and ensuring their electoral success while educating members and the community on local issues. They are part of a national coalition comprising 65,000 women who advocate for constitutional freedoms and encourage participation to inspire individuals in their mission to create meaningful impact.
Seabaugh’s profile on another press release by the Georgia General Assembly indicates that he was elected in 2021 to represent District 34 which covers parts of west Cobb County, Marietta, and Kennesaw. He holds positions as Vice Chairman of the Industry and Labor Committee, Appropriations Subcommittee on Health, and is a member of various committees including Creative Arts & Entertainment, Code Revision, Transportation, and Public Health.
