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2019 Legislative Journal.Pdf | 2 | ALABAMA PHARMACY | 2019 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL PLAN TO JOIN US! APA Student Legislative Luncheon April 10, 2019 APA Legislative Reception April 16, 2019 Thank you to our legislative event sponsors: Platinum Sponsor APCI Contributing Sponsors NACDS & APA HealthPlan WWW.APARX.ORG | 3 | If not us, who? If not now, when? John F. Kennedy $96,713as of 3/1/19 | 4 | ALABAMA PHARMACY | 2019 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL GROWING Deep Roots WWW.APARX.ORG | 5 | If you haven’t been politically active in the past, NOW is the best time to start. APA’s 2019 priorities include Collaborative Drug Therapy Management and PBM Regulation. It is without question that the number of grassroots contacts made by pharmacists, technicians, and student pharmacists to local legislators is crucial to our lobbying efforts. Let’s expand the network and get some momentum going! YOUR ADVOCACY 101 CHECKLIST | 6 | ALABAMA PHARMACY | 2019 LEGISLATIVE JOURNAL Rules Greg Reed Randy Price Tom Butler Jabo Waggoner (Chair) David Sessions Clay Scofield Donnie Chesteen Clay Scofield (Vice Chair) Rodger Smitherman Bobby Singleton Linda Coleman-Madison Gerald Allen Larry Stutts Larry Stutts Tim Melson Linda Coleman-Madison Cam Ward Jack Williams Greg Reed Vivian Figures Tom Whatley Dan Roberts Banking & Insurance Jimmy Holley Jack Williams Cam Ward Steve Livingston Shay Shelnutt (Chair) Tom Whatley Judiciary Jim McClendon Jack Williams (Vice Chair) Jack Williams Tim Melson Cam Ward (Chair) Will Barfoot Children, Youth & Human Arthur Orr Will Barfoot (Vice Chair) David Burkette Services Greg Reed Greg Albritton Donnie Chesteen Rodger Smitherman Linda Coleman-Madison Chris Elliott Larry Stutts (Chair) Vivian Figures Andrew Jones Andrew Jones (Vice Chair) Finance & Taxation Education Sam Givhan Steve Livingston Greg Albritton Arthur Orr (Chair) Arthur Orr Randy Price Will Barfoot Tim Melson (Vice Chair) Malika Sanders-Fortier Dan Roberts Billy Beasley Greg Albritton Bobby Singleton Clay Scofield Clyde Chambliss Gerald Allen Rodger Smitherman Bobby Singleton Linda Coleman-Madison Donnie Chesteen Larry Stutts Rodger Smitherman Sam Givhan Priscilla Dunn Tom Whatley Jabo Waggoner Jimmy Holley Vivian Figures Tom Whatley Dan Roberts Government Affairs Garlan Gudger Malika Sanders-Fortier Fiscal Responsibility and Jim McClendon Jimmy Holley (Chair) Shay Shelnutt Economic Development Clay Scofield Chris Elliott (Vice Chair) Jack Williams David Sessions Greg Albritton Steve Livingston (Chair) Tourism Bobby Singleton Clyde Chambliss Garlan Gudger (Vice Chair) Rodger Smitherman Linda Coleman-Madison Will Barfoot Del Marsh (Chair) Jabo Waggoner Sam Givhan Tom Butler Randy Price (Vice Chair) Tom Whatley Garlan Gudger Clyde Chambliss Billy Beasley Arthur Orr Priscilla Dunn Priscilla Dunn Finance & Taxation General Dan Roberts Arthur Orr Chris Elliott Fund Malika Sanders-Fortier Dan Roberts Garlan Gudger Greg Albritton (Chair) Shay Shelnutt Malika Sanders-Fortier Andrew Jones Gerald Allen (Vice Chair) Clay Scofield Tim Melson Education Policy Billy Beasley Shay Shelnutt David Sessions Tom Butler Tim Melson (Chair) Cam Ward Bobby Singleton Clyde Chambliss Donnie Chesteen (Vice Chair) Rodger Smitherman Transportation & Energy Linda Coleman-Madison David Burkette Veterans & Military Affairs Jimmy Holley Tom Butler Gerald Allen (Chair) Steve Livingston Priscilla Dunn Dan Roberts (Vice Chair) Tom Butler (Chair) Jim McClendon Chris Elliott David Burkette Sam Givhan (Vice Chair) Arthur Orr Vivian Figures Tom Butler Will Barfoot Malika Sanders-Fortier Jim McClendon Donnie Chesteen Billy Beasley Larry Stutts Randy Price Priscilla Dunn David Burkette Jabo Waggoner Shay Shelnutt Chris Elliott Donnie Chesteen Cam Ward Sam Givhan Jimmy Holley Agriculture, Conservation & Andrew Jones Malika Sanders-Fortier Confirmations Forestry Steve Livingston Local Legislation (LL1) Clay Scofield (Chair) Tom Whatley (Chair) Randy Price Jabo Waggoner (Vice Chair) David Sessions (Vice Chair) Greg Reed Clyde Chambliss (Chair) Gerald Allen Billy Beasley David Sessions Del Marsh Will Barfoot Chris Elliott Greg Reed Healthcare David Burkette Garlan Gudger Vivian Figures Andrew Jones Jim McClendon (Chair) Sam Givhan Steve Livingston Larry Stutts (Vice Chair) Andrew Jones Tim Melson Billy Beasley WWW.APARX.ORG | 7 | *denotes legislative tree member for that senator Greg Albritton (R) Gerald Allen (R) Will Barfoot (R) Senate District 22 Senate District 21 Senate District 25 Baldwin, Clarke, Escambia, Monroe, Lamar, Pickens, and Tuscaloosa Crenshaw, Elmore, and and Washington Counties Counties Montgomery Counties Committees: CHAIR Finance & Committees: CHAIR Committees: VICE-CHAIR Taxation General Fund; MEMBER Transportation & Energy; Judiciary; MEMBER Banking Children Youth & Human Services; VICE-CHAIR Finance & Taxation & Insurance; Children Youth & Finance & Taxation Education; General Fund; MEMBER Human Services; Confirmations; Government Affairs; Judiciary Confirmations; Finance & Fiscal Responsibility & Economic 334-261-0785 | [email protected] Taxation Education; Rules Development; Veterans & Military Affairs *Steve Love, Judith Reeves 334-261-0861 334-261-0895 | [email protected] [email protected] *Richard Deloney, Chris Phung *Bruce Dunkin, Dane Yarbrough William M. Beasley (D) David Burkett (D) Tom Butler (R) Senate District 28 Senate District 26 Senate District 2 Barbour, Bullock, Henry, Montgomery County Limestone and Madison Counties Houston, Macon, and Russell Committees: MEMBER Banking Committees: CHAIR Veterans Counties & Insurance; Confirmations; & Military Affairs; MEMBER Committees: RANKING MINORITY Education Policy; Transportation Education Policy; Finance & MEMBER Veterans & Military & Energy; Veterans & Military Taxation General Fund; Fiscal Affairs; MEMBER Agriculture Affairs Responsibility & Economic Conservation & Forestry; 334-261-9001 Development; Healthcare; Children Youth & Human Services; Finance & Taxation [email protected] Transportation & Energy; Madison County Legislation General Fund; Healthcare; Tourism 334-261-0772 | [email protected] 334-261-0868 | [email protected] *Rhonda Harden, Charles Smith Clyde Chambliss (R) Donnie Chesteen (R) Linda Coleman-Madison Senate District 30 Senate District 29 Dale, Geneva, and Houston (D) Autauga, Chilton, Coosa, Elmore, Senate District 20 Counties and Tallapoosa Counties Jefferson County Committees: VICE-CHAIR Committees: CHAIR Local Committees: MEMBER Children Education Policy; MEMBER Legislation; MEMBER Children Youth & Human Services; Finance & Banking & Insurance; Finance & Youth & Human Services; Taxation General Fund; Government Taxation Education; Healthcare; Finance & Taxation General Fund; Affairs; Healthcare; Judiciary; Rules Transportation & Energy; Fiscal Responsibility & Economic 334-261-0864 | linda.coleman@ Veterans & Military Affairs Development; Government Affairs birminghamal.gov 334-261-0872 | [email protected] 334-261-0890 | [email protected] *Cliff Minter *Tommy Henig Priscilla Dunn (D) Chris Elliott (R) Vivian Davis Figures (D) Senate District 19 Senate District 32 Senate District 33 Jefferson County Baldwin County Mobile County Committees: RANKING MINORITY Committees: VICE-CHAIR Committees: RANKING MEMBER Fiscal Responsibility Government Affairs; MEMBER MINORITY MEMBER Education & Economic Development; Agriculture Conservation & Forestry; Policy; Mobile County Transportation & Energy; Banking & Insurance; Education Legislation; MEMBER Rules, MEMBER Finance & Taxation Policy; Tourism; Transportation & Finance & Taxation Education; Education; Education Policy; Energy Confirmations; Judiciary Tourism 334-261-0897 | [email protected] 334-261-0871 | [email protected] 334-261-0793 | [email protected] *Steve Love *Chris Burgess *Patrick Devereux Sam Givhan (R) Garlan Gudger (R) Jimmy Holley (R) Senate District 7 Senate District 4 Senate District 31 Madison County Cullman, Lawrence, Marion, and Coffee, Covington, Dale, and Pike Committees: VICE-CHAIR Winston Counties Counties Veterans & Military Affairs; Committees: VICE-CHAIR Fiscal Committees: CHAIR MEMBER Children Youth & Responsibility & Economic Governmental Affairs; MEMBER Human Services; Confirmations; Development; MEMBER Children Youth & Human Government Affairs; Judiciary; Agriculture Conservation & Services; Finance & Taxation Transportation & Energy; Forestry; Finance & Taxation General Fund; Rules; Veterans & 334-261-0867 | [email protected] Education; Government Affairs; Tourism Military Affairs 334-261-0855 | [email protected] 334-261-0845 | [email protected] *Daniel Alison, Charlotte Edmondson *David Darby, Charles Smith Andrew Jones (R) Steve Livingston (R) Del Marsh (R) Senate District 10 Senate District 8 PRESIDENT Pro TEMPORE Cherokee, DeKalb, and Etowah, DeKalb, Jackson and Madison Senate District 12 Counties Counties Calhoun and Talladega Counties Committees: VICE-CHAIR Committees: CHAIR Fiscal Committees: CHAIR Tourism; Chidren Youth & Human Responsibility & Economic MEMBER Local Legislation Services; MEMBER Agriculture Development; MEMBER Agriculture Conservation & Forestry; Banking Conservation & Forestry; Banking 334-261-0846 | del.marsh@ & Insurance; Confirmations; & Insurance; Finance & Taxation alsenate.gov Tourism; Transportation & Energy General Fund; Rules; Transportation & Energy; Madison * Hank Jones, Donnie Calhoun, Mark Bowen 334-261-0857 | [email protected] County Legislation 334-261-0858 | [email protected] *Derrell Massey | 8 |
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