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2015 North Carolina General Assembly House Of 2015 NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES RULES - DIRECTORY Tim Moore Speaker Compiled by the Office of the House Principal Clerk Note: Information in this directory is correct as of 4/15/2015 For updated information please visit our website www.ncleg.net House of Representatives 2015-2016 Rules - Directory This publication is printed on permanent, acid-free paper in compliance with the General Statutes of North Carolina. 1,000 copies of this publication were printed at a cost of $1.91 per copy. TABLE OF CONTENTS Officers of the House of Representatives.............. 2. Members of the 2015 House of Representatives .... 4. Standing Committees ......................................... 65. Schedule of Committee Meetings ....................... 73. Representation by County ................................... 75. Members of the House by District ...................... 87. House Directory................................................... 96. Senate Directory .................................................. 98. Legislative Staff Directory .................................. 100. Capital Press Corps ............................................ 102. Rules of the House of Representatives ............. 107. Constitution of North Carolina (in part) ............ 156. Rules Index ........................................................ 169. 2015 HOUSE OFFICERS Speaker of the House, Tim Moore (2304) ........... 733-3451 Speaker Pro Tempore, Paul Stam (612) ............... 733-2962 Majority Leader, Mike Hager (301F) .................. 733-5749 Deputy Majority Leader, Marilyn Avila (2217) ... 733-5530 Majority Whip, John R. Bell, IV (419B) ............. 715-3017 Deputy Majority Whips: Dean Arp (531) ................................................. 715-3007 James L. Boles, Jr. (528) .................................. 733-5903 Conference Chair, Charles Jeter (2226) .............. 733-5654 Joint Caucus Leader, Pat B. Hurley (532) ........... 733-5865 Majority Freshman Leader, John A. Fraley (637) .... 733-5741 Majority Freshman Whip, John R. Bradford, III (2123) .. 733-5828 Democratic Leader, Larry D. Hall (506) .............. 733-5872 Deputy Democratic Leader, Susan C. Fisher (504) ..... 715-2013 Secretary, Bobbie Richardson (1217) ................. 715-3032 Executive Liaisons: Henry M. Michaux, Jr. (1227) ........................ 715-2528 Michael H. Wray (503) .................................... 733-5662 Democratic Conference Chairs: Grier Martin (1023) ......................................... 733-5773 Garland E. Pierce (1204) ................................. 733-5803 Freshman Caucus Co-Chairs: Graig R. Meyer (1111) ..................................... 715-3019 Robert T. Reives, II (1323) .............................. 733-0057 Principal Clerk, Denise G. Weeks (2319) ............. 733-7760 Sergeant-at-Arms, Garland Shepheard (1423) .... 733-5627 4 digit room = LB 3 digit room = LOB Area Code 919 SPEAKER of the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Tim Moore Room 2304, Legislative Building 919-733-3451 SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE Paul Stam Room 612, Legislative Office Building 919-733-2962 Jay Adams (R) District 96: Catawba Phone: 919-733-5988 Seat: 98 Room: 2215 Terms: 1 [email protected] Preferred Address P. O. Box 217 Hickory, NC 28603 919-733-5988 Spouse: Donna Committees: Children, Youth, and Families; Commerce and Job Development; Environment, Vice Chair; Finance; Judiciary IV; Transportation; Wildlife Resources Gale Adcock (D) District 41: Wake Phone: 919-733-5602 Seat: 119 Room: 1211 Terms: 1 [email protected] Preferred Address 300 Legault Dr. Cary, NC 27513 919-733-5602 Spouse: Kevin Committees: Appropriations; Appropriations, General Government; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs; Wildlife Resources 4 John Ager (D) District 115: Buncombe Phone: 919-733-5746 Seat: 115 Room: 1315 Terms: 1 [email protected] Preferred Address 15 Clarke Ln. Fairview, NC 28730 828-628-2616 Spouse: Annie Committees: Agriculture; Appropriations; Appropriations, General Government; Children, Youth, and Families; Education - K-12; Judiciary IV; Local Government; Wildlife Resources Kelly M. Alexander, Jr. (D) District 107: Mecklenburg Phone: 919-733-5778 Seat: 35 Room: 404 Terms: 4.5 [email protected] Preferred Address 1424 Statesville Ave. Charlotte, NC 28206 704-333-1167 Committees: Alcoholic Beverage Control, Vice Chair; Education - Community Colleges; Finance, Vice Chair; Public Utilities; Transportation 5 Dean Arp (R) Deputy Majority Whip District 69: Union Phone: 919-715-3007 Seat: 66 Room: 531 Terms: 2 [email protected] Preferred Address P. O. Box 1511 Monroe, NC 28111-1511 704-282-0418 Spouse: Anne Committees: Appropriations, Vice Chair; Appropriations, Capital, Chair; Education - Community Colleges; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs; Insurance; Judiciary I; Public Utilities, Chair; Transportation Marilyn Avila (R) Deputy Majority Leader District 40: Wake Phone: 919-733-5530 Seat: 50 Room: 2217 Terms: 5 [email protected] Preferred Address 11312 Derby Lane Raleigh, NC 27613 919-280-6084 Spouse: Alex Committees: Appropriations, Vice Chair; Appropriations, Health and Human Services, Chair; Appropriations, Information Technology; Children, Youth, and Families; Commerce and Job Development; Health, Vice Chair; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs 6 Nathan Baskerville (D) District 32: Granville, Vance, Warren Phone: 919-733-5824 Seat: 105 Room: 1004 Terms: 2 [email protected] Preferred Address 424 N. Williams St. Henderson, NC 27536 252-572-4495 Committees: Appropriations; Appropriations, Transportation; Environment; Insurance; Judiciary III, Vice Chair John R. Bell, IV (R) Majority Whip District 10: Craven, Greene, Lenoir, Wayne Phone: 919-715-3017 Seat: 27 Room: 419B Terms: 2 [email protected] Preferred Address 501 Holland Hill Dr. Goldsboro, NC 27530 919-344-6324 Spouse: Kelli Committees: Agriculture; Banking; Commerce and Job Development; Finance; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs; Judiciary III; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform, Chair; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House 7 Larry M. Bell (D) District 21: Duplin, Sampson, Wayne Phone: 919-733-5863 Seat: 21 Room: 510 Terms: 8 [email protected] Preferred Address 908 Southwest Blvd. Clinton, NC 28328 910-592-1177 Committees: Agriculture; Appropriations; Appropriations, Education; Commerce and Job Development; Pensions and Retirement; State Personnel, Vice Chair Dan Bishop (R) District 104: Mecklenburg Phone: 919-715-3009 Seat: 86 Room: 607 Terms: 1 [email protected] Preferred Address 2216 Whilden Ct. Charlotte, NC 28211 704-770-0380 Spouse: Jo Committees: Banking, Vice Chair; Finance; Health; Judiciary IV; Pensions and Retirement; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform 8 Hugh Blackwell (R) District 86: Burke Phone: 919-733-5805 Seat: 102 Room: 541 Terms: 4 [email protected] Preferred Address 321 Mountain View Ave. SE Valdese, NC 28690 828-879-8454 Spouse: Ann Committees: Appropriations, Vice Chair; Appropriations, Education, Chair; Appropriations, Information Technology; Health; Judiciary IV, Chair; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform; Transportation John M. Blust (R) District 62: Guilford Phone: 919-733-5781 Seat: 49 Room: 2208 Terms: 9 (1 Sen.) [email protected] Preferred Address P. O. Box 8146 Greensboro, NC 27419 336-274-4658 Spouse: Maria Committees: Banking; Elections; Finance, Vice Chair; Homeland Security, Military, and Veterans Affairs; Judiciary II, Chair; Pensions and Retirement; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House 9 James L. Boles, Jr. (R) Deputy Majority Whip District 52: Moore Phone: 919-733-5903 Seat: 25 Room: 528 Terms: 4 [email protected] Preferred Address 425 W. Pennsylvania Ave. Southern Pines, NC 28387 910-692-6262 Spouse: Angela Committees: Alcoholic Beverage Control, Chair; Appropriations, Vice Chair; Appropriations, Information Technology; Appropriations, Justice and Public Safety, Chair; Commerce and Job Development; Ethics; Insurance; Local Government; Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House; Transportation John R. Bradford, III (R) Majority Freshman Whip District 98: Mecklenburg Phone: 919-733-5828 Seat: 85 Room: 2123 Terms: 1 [email protected] Preferred Address 19825-B N Cove Rd., Ste. 142 Cornelius, NC 28031 704-453-9348 Spouse: Shea Committees: Agriculture; Banking; Commerce and Job Development, Vice Chair; Environment; Finance; Public Utilities; Regulatory Reform 10 William Brawley (R) District 103: Mecklenburg Phone: 919-733-5800 Seat: 31 Room: 534 Terms: 3 [email protected] Preferred Address 13612 O'Toole Dr. Matthews, NC 28105 704-574-0894 Spouse: Smokie Committees: Appropriations, Vice Chair; Commerce and Job Development; Environment; Finance, Senior Chair; Health; Insurance; Local Government; Transportation William D. Brisson (D) District 22: Bladen, Johnston, Sampson Phone: 919-733-5772 Seat: 23 Room: 405 Terms: 5 [email protected] Preferred Address P. O. Box 531 Dublin, NC 28332 910-862-7007 Spouse: Brenda Committees: Agriculture, Vice Chair; Appropriations, Vice Chair; Appropriations, Health and Human Services, Chair; Environment; Ethics; Health, Vice Chair; Insurance; Regulatory Reform; Wildlife Resources 11 Cecil Brockman (D) District 60: Guilford Phone: 919-733-5825 Seat: 118 Room: 1311 Terms: 1 [email protected] Preferred Address 1166 Roberts Ln. High Point, NC 27260 Committees: Agriculture; Appropriations; Appropriations, Capital; Appropriations, Education; Commerce and Job Development; Environment;
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