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2017 Legislative Meetings & Locations April 11th OTA Senate Appointments Senator Meeting Time Meeting Location Herman Baertschiger 12:30-12:45 S-403 Lee Beyer 9:30-9:45 S-411 Brian Boquist 1:15-1:30 S-311 Ginny Burdick S-223 Peter Courtney 1:30-1:45 with Staff S-201 Alan DeBoer 2:00-2:15 S-421 Michael Dembrow S-407 Richard Devlin 10:00-10:15 with Staff S-213 Ted Ferrioli S-323 Lew Frederick 9:30-9:45 S-419 Sara Gelser 1:30-1:45 S-405 Fred Girod 2:45-3:00 S-401 Bill Hansell 9:30-9:45 S-415 Mark Hass 12:40-1:00 S-207 Senate Democrat Caucus Room Betsy Johnson 9:00-9:15 S-223 Tim Knopp 9:30-9:45 S-309 Jeff Kruse 9:15-9:30 S-315 Dennis Linthicum 1:00-1:15 S-305 James Manning 2:00-2:15 S-205 Laurie Monnes Anderson 11:30-11:45 with Staff S-211 Rod Monroe S-409 Alan Olsen 10:00-10:15 S-425 Floyd Prozanski 1:30-1:45 S-413 Chuck Riley 3:00-3:15 S-303 Arnie Roblan 1:45-2:00 S-417 Elizabeth Steiner Hayward 1:30-1:45 with Staff S-215 Kathleen Taylor S-423 Kim Thatcher 3:00-3:15 S-307 Chuck Thomsen S-316 Jackie Winters 3:00-3:15 with Staff S-301 April 11th OTA House Appointments Representative Meeting Time Office # Teresa Alonso Leon 1:00-1:15 H-283 Jeff Barker 9:15-9:30 H-480 Phil Barnhart 3:00-3:15 H-279 Greg Barreto 1:00-1:15 H-384 Cliff Bentz 9:00-9:15 H-475 Deborah Boone 1:30-1:45 H-481 Knute Buehler 12:00-12:15 H-389 Janelle Bynum H-284 Brian Clem H-478 Margaret Doherty 2:00-2:15 H-282 Sal Esquivel H-382 Paul Evans H-281 Julie Fahey 9:30 H-474 David Gomberg 9:15-9:30 H-471 Chris Gorsek H-486 Mitch Greenlick 9:30-9:45 H-493 Jodi Hack 1:30 with staff H-385 Stop by anytime Cedric Hayden H-492 between 9-3 Dallas Heard H-386 Ken Helm 2:45-3:00 H-490 Diego Hernandez 3:00-3:15 H-373 Paul Holvey H-277 John Huffman H-483 Mark Johnson 9:30-9:45 H-489 Bill Kennemer 3:00-3:15 H-380 Alissa Keny-Guyer H-272 Tina Kotek 3:00-3:15 269 Rick Lewis 9:30-9:45 H-479 Ann Lininger 9:00-9:15 H-485 John Lively 12:00-12:15 H-488 Sheri Malstrom 3:15-3:30 H-280 Pam marsh 12:00-12:15 H-375 Caddy McKeown 2:00-2:15 H-476 Susan McLain 2:30-2:45 H-477 Mike McLane 2:00-2:15 H-395 Mark Meek H-285 Nancy Nathanson 4:45-5:00 H-276 In meetings - can stop by Mike Nearman and speak with staff anytime H-378 Representative Meeting Time Office # Ron Noble 3:30-3:45 H-376 Rob Nosse 9:00-9:15 H-472 Andy Olson 3:00-3:15 H-478 Julie Parrish 1:00-1:15 H-371 Carla Piluso 9:30-9:45 with Staff H-491 Bill Post 9:30-9:45 H-373 Karin Power 2:45-3:00 H-274 Dan Rayfield H-375 Jeff Reardon H-473 Werner Reschke H-377 Tawna Sanchez 12:40-12:55 H-273 Greg Smith 3:00-3:15 H-379 Barbara Smith Warner 10:45-11:00 H-482 David Brock Smith 12:45 with Staff H-275 Janeen Sollman 1:45-2:00 H-487 Sherrie Sprenger 3:00-3:15 H-388 Duane Stark 1:30-1:45 H-372 Richard Vial 3:00-3:15 H-484 Gene Whisnant 9:45-10:00 H-383 Jennifer Williamson 9:00-9:15 H-295 Carl Wilson 1:00-1:15 H-390 Brad Witt 3:00-3:15 H-374 .
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