Why are flags at half-staff in Georgia today?
Governor orders flags to half-staff in honor of Sgt. Christopher Durran Fisher
Flags are lowered to half-staff in honor and memory of Sgt. Christopher Durran Fisher of the Warm Springs Police Department.
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Governor Brian P. Kemp orders flags to half-staff in honor and memory of Sgt. Christopher Durran Fisher of the Warm Springs Police Department. The order recognizes his service and sacrifice as a law enforcement officer in Georgia.
Flags are to be lowered to half-staff on September 4, 2026, for the full day. The order applies statewide across Georgia.
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