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ASSEMBLY SERGEANT AT ARMS DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY REPRESENTATIVE ROOM PHONE REPRESENTATIVE ROOM PHONE REPRESENTATIVE ROOM PHONE REPRESENTATIVE ROOM PHONE REPRESENTATIVE ROOM PHONE Scott Allenr-97 8 W 6-8580 James Edming r-87 109 W 6-7506 Joel Kleefischr-38 216 N 6-8551 Todd Novakr-51 312 N 6-7502 Mark Spreitzerd-45 113 N 6-1192 Tyler Augustr-32 119 W 6-1190 Bob Gannonr-58 12 W 4-8486 Dan Knodlr-24 218 N 6-3796 John Nygrenr-89 309 E 6-2343 David Steffenr-4 21 N 6-5840 Joan Ballweg r-41 210 N 6-8077 Eric Genrichd-90 320 W 6-0616 Dean Knudsonr-30 304 E 6-1526 Tod Ohnstadd-65 128 N 6-0455 Jim Steineker-5 115 W 6-2418 Peter Barcad-64 201 W 6-5504 Evan Goyked-18 322 W 6-0645 Debra Kolsted-44 8 N 6-7503 Alvin Ott Ar-3 323 N 6-5831 Amanda Stuckd-57 4 W 6-3070 Mandela Barnesd-11 412 N 6-3756 Dave Heatonr-85 9 W 6-0654 Dale Kooyengar-14 324 E 6-9180 Jim Ott Jr-23 317 N 6-0486 Lisa Subeckd-78 418 N 6-7521 Terese Berceaud-77 104 N 6-3784 Gary Hebld-46 120 N 6-7678 Jesse Kremerr-59 17 W 6-9175 Kevin Petersenr-40 105 W 6-3794 Rob Swearingenr-34 123 W 6-7141 Kathy Bernierr-68 314 N 6-9172 Dianne Hesselbeind-79 119 N 6-5340 Scott Krug r-72 207 N 6-0215 Warren Petrykr-93 103 W 6-0660 Gary Tauchenr-6 13 W 6-3097 Jill Billingsd-95 307 W 6-5780 Gordon Hintzd-54 109 N 6-2254 Mike Kuglitschr-84 129 W 75158 Sondy Poped-80 118 N 6-3520 Chris Taylord-76 306 W 6-5342 Mark Bornr-39 320 E 6-2540 Cody Horlacherr-33 214 N 6-5715 Bob Kulpr-69 15 W 7-0280 Romaine Quinnr-75 323 N 6-2519 Jeremy Thiesfeldtr-52 16 W 6-3156 David Bowend-10 3 N 6-7671 Robert Huttonr-13 220 N 7-9836 Tom Larsonr-67 7 W 6-1194 Daniel Riemerd-7 122 N 6-1733 Paul Tittlr-25 219 N 6-0315 Janel Brandtjenr-22 221 N 7-2367 Andre Jacquer-2 212 N 6-9870 Amy Loudenbeckr-31 304 E 6-9967 Keith Rippr-42 223 N 6-3404 Travis Tranelr-49 302 N 6-1170 Ed Brooks, Er-50 20 N 6-8531 John Jaglerr-37 316 N 6-9650 John Maccor-88 308 N 6-0485 Jessie Rodriguezr-21 204 N 6-0610 Nancy VanderMeerr-70 11 W 6-8366 Robert Brooks, Rr-60 309 N 7-2369 Adam Jarchowr-28 19 N 7-2365 Cory Masond-66 6 N 60634 Mike Rohrkaster-55 321 E 6-5719 Tyler Vorpagelr-27 127 W 6-8530 Jonathan Brostoff d-19 420 N 6-0650 LaTonya Johnsond-17 22 S 6-5580 Beth Meyersd-74 409 N 6-7690 Joe Sanfelippor-15 306 N 6-0620 Robin Vosr-63 211 W 6-3387 Dave Considined-81 303 W 6-7746 Andy Jorgensend-43 113 N 6-3790 Nick Milroy d-73 126 N 6-0640 Melissa Sargentd-48 321 W 6-0960 Dana Wachsd-91 107 N 6-7461 David Craig r-83 121 W 6-3363 Robb Kahld-47-99 9 N 6-8570 Dave Murphy r-56 318 N 6-7500 Michael Schraar-53 107 W 7-7990 Thomas Weatherstonr-62 307 N 6-0731 Mary Czajar-35 306 E 6-7694 Terry Katsmar-26 208 N 6-0656 Jeffrey Mursaur-36 113 W 6-3780 Katrina Shanklandd-71 304 W 7-9649 Leon Young d-16 11 N 6-3786 Chris Danoud-92 5 N 6-7015 Samantha Kerkmanr-61 315 N 6-2530 John Murthar-29 309 N 67683 Christine Sinickid-20 114 N 6-8588 Jocasta Zamarripad-8 112 N 7-7669 Steve Doyled-94 124 N 6-0631 Fred Kesslerd-12 111 N 6-5813 Lee Nerisonr-96 310 N 6-3534 Ken Skowronskir-82 209 N 6-8590 Josh Zepnickd-9 7 N 6-1707 Cindi Duchowr-99 304 N 6-3007 Joel Kitchensr-1 10 W 6-5350 Adam Neylonr-98 125 W 6-5120 John Spirosr-86 15 N 6-1182 Assembly Sergeant at Arms Assembly Hearing Rooms Legislative Support Agencies Assembly Chief Clerk Staff Sgt's Office-Errands 411 W 6-1503 North Hearing Rm-2nd Flr 4-8317 Audit Bureau 22 EMF 6-2818 ACC-Patrick Fuller 401 J 6-5811 Chief Clerk Fax 401 J 6-5617 Sgt-Anne Tonnon Byers411 W 6-2004 225 NW 6-3454 Fiscal Bureau 301 EM 6-3847 Carol/general info. 401 J 6-1501 Democratic Graphic Contacts Pat/Hearing Rooms 411 W 7-9808 300 NE 6-7646 Leg. Council 401 EM 6-1304 Doris/Per diem 401 J 4-8588 Graphic Artist/Scott 323 W 4-8603 Mailroom B 10 W 6-5837 328 NW 6-2403 L.R.B (Drafting) 200 EM 6-3561 Julanne/Accounts 401 J 6-3826 Photographer/Greg B7 W 1-9476 Chamber Office 207 W 4-8309 400 NE 6-2848 L.R.B.(Reference) 200 EM 6-0341 Jeryn/Bulletins/Print 401 J 6-2545 Republican Graphic Contacts Sergeant's Fax 282-3577 415 NW 6-2411 L.T.S.B. 200 J 7-9528 Julie/Journals 401 J 6-2406 Graphic Artist/Gary 401 J 4-8395 Sergeant's calendar: 413 North (G.A.R.) 4-8318Hotline Kay/Records 401 J 6-5550 Photographer/Jay B23 W 7-0897 Jt Finance Room (412 E) 6-7632 411 West 6-9960 or 800-362-9472 http://rms.legis.state.wi.us Assembly Parlor (analog) 1-2361 Capitol Police Department of Administration Human Resources Delivery Address: 17 West Main St, Madison, WI 53703 Emergency B2-N 6-7700 Building & Grounds 119 J 6-1485 Human Resources 402 J 4-8471 Mail to: Assembly - Box- 8952 (Rep A-L), or 8953 (Rep M-Z) Madison 53708 Non-emergency B2-N 6-8797 Tour Information Grnd C 6-0382 Human Resource Fax 6-1151 SENATE SENATOR ROOM PHONE SENATOR ROOM PHONE SENATOR ROOM PHONE Senate Chief Clerk Staff Senate Hearing Rooms Janet Bewley d-25 126 S 6-3510 Chris Larsond-7 20 S 6-7505 Janis Ringhandd-15 3 S 6-2253 SCC / Jeff Renk B20SE 6-2517 201 SE 6-2650 Tim Carpenterd-3 109 S 6-8535 Frank Laseer-1 316 S 6-3512 Fred Risserd-26 130 S 6-1627 Meggan/Accounts/Per diem B20SE 6-2517 300 SE 6-2723 Robert Cowlesr-2 118 S 6-0484 Julie Lassad-24 131 S 6-3123 Roger Rothr-19 220 S 6-0718 Sarah/Printing/Citatio B20SE 6-1803 330 SW 6-2750 Alberta Darlingr-8 317 E 6-5830 Mary Lazichr-28 104 S 6-5400 Jennifer Shillingd-32 206 S 6-5490 Erin/Journals B20SE 6-1803 411 S 6-3477 Jon Erpenbachd-27 7 S 6-6670 Devin LeMahieur-9 323 S 6-2056 Duey Stroebelr-20 18 S 6-7513 Graphics Staff B20SE 7-4356 425 SW (school groups) 6-2795 Scott Fitzgeraldr-13 211 S 6-5660 Howard Markleinr-17 8 S 6-0703 Lena Taylord-4 5 S 6-5810 Liz /journals B20SE 6-1803 222 S (president's conf) 4-6961 18th Dist-18 306 S 6-5300 Mark Millerd-16 19 S 6-9170 Tom Tiffanyr-12 409 S 6-2509 Delivery Address: Dave Hansend-30 106 S 6-5670 Terry Moultonr-23 310 S 6-7511 Kathleen Vinehoutd-31 108 S 6-8546 Senate Sergeant at Arms 17 West Main St., Madison, 53702 Nikiya Harris Doddd-6 22 S 6-2500 Steve Nassr-11 10 S 6-2635 Leah Vukmirr-5 415 S 6-2512 Sgt-Ted Blazel B 35 S 6-1801 Mail Correspondence to: Sheila Harsdorf r-10 122 S 6-7745 Luther Olsenr-14 313 S 6-0751 Van Wanggaardr-21 319 S 6-1832 Patrick/Hearing RoomB 32 S 6-2506 Senate - P.O. Box 7882 Chris Kapengar-33 15 S 6-9174 Jerry Petrowskir-29 123 S 6-2502 Robert Wirchd-22 127 S 7-8979 Senate Mailroom B 35 S 6-1006 Madison, 53707-7882 Updated: 12/14/16 PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE!.
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