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TARRANT COUNTY DELEGATION Senators District Address Assistants Phone Fax Capitol Office Kelly Hancock -R District 9 7101 Burns Tricia Stinson- LD 817-590-9280 512-463-0751 GE.7 Admin.; B&C; Eco. Dev. (V.Ch); Fort Worth, 76118 Mia McCord- CoS 512-463-0109 512-463-7003 Transportation; Juris. Pru. District 10 Fort Worth, 76107 512-463-0110 512-463-3745 Jane Nelson- R District 12 1235 Main St. #280 Brooke Hambrick- Dist Mgr. 817-424-3446 817-488-6648 HHS, (Chair); Finance; Grapevine, 76051 Dave Nelson - CoS 512-463-0112 512-463-0923 1E.5 Nominations; Open Gov. Travis Broussard-Senior LA Brian Birdwell- R District 22 1315 Waters Edge Dr. Ben Stratmann - CoS 817-573-9622 817-579-7172 E1.708 Vet. Aff. & Mil. Inst. (V.Ch.); #116-2 Anna Paulson - LD 512-463-0122 512-475-3729 Higher Ed.;Eco. Dev.; Gov. Org. Granbury, 76048 Representatives District 90 Fort Worth, Texas 76104 512-463-0740 Stephanie Klick - R Matt Dowling-CoS/LD District 91 P.O. Box 7592 Amber Ray- LA E2.716 Elections; Human Serv.; Fort Worth, 76111 512-463-0599 512-463-0751 Rules & Res. Johnathan Stickland - R Tony McDonald-CoS District 92 621 Monette Dr. Anthony Reed - LA 817-437-9184 E1.418 County Aff.; Special Purp. Dist. Bedford, 76022 Micah Cavanaugh - Comm 512-463-0522 512-463-9529 Matt Krause - R Elliot Griffin-CoS District 93 P.O. Box 165175 Scott Stier-LD E1.424 County Aff.; Special Purp. Dist. Fort Worth, 76161 Clayton Knippa-LA 512-463-0562 512-463-2147 District 94 512-463-0624 512-463-8386 Arlington, Texas 76010 Nicole Collier - D Jacob Limon- CoS District 95 P.O. Box 24241 Jim Boynpon- LA E1.324 Def. & Vet. Aff.; Pub. Health; Fort Worth, 76124 Nicole Wright - DD 512-463-0716 512-463-1516 Local & Consent Cal. Bill Zedler- R Deanna Zimmerman-CoS District 96 5840 West I-20 Matthew Posey-LD GW.6 Def & Vet. Aff.; Pub. Health Suite 110 Bryan Shufelt -LA 512-463-0374 512-463-0364 Arlington, Texas 76017 Craig Goldman - R Cristen Wohlgemuth-CoS District 97 P.O. Box 100039 Jennifer Bremer-LA 817-996-7003 E2.416 Land & Res. Mgmt.; Fort Worth, 76185 Rachel Jonkers-Comm 512-463-0608 512-463-8342 Special Purp. Dist. Giovanni Capriglione - R 1100 Bear Creek Parkway District 98 Nick Wat- LD 214-263-5982 E1.412 Gov. Eff. & Reform; Keller, TX 76244 Mark Dalton- CoS 512-463-0690 512-463-5770 Int. Trade & IGR Charlie Geren- R District 99 1011 Robert's Cut Off Laura Grable- CoS 817-738-8333 817-738-8362 House Admin (Chair); River Oaks, Texas 76114 Anne Covart- Dist Mgr. 512-463-0610 512-463-8310 GW.17 Lic. & Admin. Procedures; Robert Armstrong- LD Calendars; State Aff. Chris Turner - D District 101 P.O. Box 182093 Emily Amps-CoS 817-561-4900 E2.210 Environ. Reg.; Insurance Arlington, 76096 Kate Fox- Dep CoS 512-463-0574 512-463-9295 Devan Allen-Dist Mgr.

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