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August Legislative Update |
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The current version of my legislative newsletter is ready for you to view. The newsletter includes contact information for community organizations that can address some of your most frequently asked questions and information about the recent extension of unemployment benefits. Click here to view the newsletter. |
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Dear Neighbor—
It’s getting warmer every day and most kids are out of school for the summer, but legislative activities continue. We are actively preparing for the next legislative session with some of the most challenging issues our state has seen in decades. A few of the issues we will discuss in the coming months include how to create jobs and diversify the economy, the use and production of energy, child welfare and juvenile justice, local governments and health care. You will find several of the upcoming meetings in June and July listed below. As always, a complete list of all the legislative meetings can be found on the legislative website, www.leg.state.nv.us.
Upcoming meetings:
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The current version of my legislative newsletter is ready for you to view. The newsletter includes additional information about the Primary Election including early voting locations in our area. Click here to view the newsletter.
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The current version of my legislative newsletter is ready for you to view. The newsletter includes additional information about job creation following the last regular and special sessions and information about saving energy and staying safe as the summer months approach. Click here to view the newsletter. |
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Update on the Special Session |
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The current version of my legislative newsletter is ready for you to view. The newsletter includes an overview of what took place during the Special Session and additional details about a new jobs bill that I was proud to sponsor. Click here to view the newsletter. |
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February Legislative Update |
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Dear Friend,
I want to thank everyone who attended the legislative town hall this past Saturday to present ideas on how best to get our state budget back into balance with our newly projected budget shortfall of $881 million. Overflow rooms were needed to seat the estimated 600 people. Because of the number of people who wanted to testify, the hearing lasted almost seven hours.
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