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2018 Kansas Legislative Guide 2018 Kansas Legislative Guide A Publication of The League of Kansas Municipalities © Copyright January 2018 Kansas Senate Capitol Capitol Phone Representative Party/District E-mail Office 785- Alley, Larry (R-32, Winfield) 541-E 296-7381 [email protected] Baumgardner, Molly (R-37, Louisburg) 224-E 296-7368 [email protected] Berger, Ed (R-34, Hutchinson) 235-E 296-6981 [email protected] Billinger, Rick (R-40, Goodland) 236-E 296-7399 [email protected] Bollier, Barbara (R-7, Mission Hills) 237-E 296-7390 [email protected] Bowers, Elaine (R-36, Concordia) 223-E 296-7389 [email protected] Denning, Jim (R-8, Overland Park) 330-E 296-2497 [email protected] Doll, John (R-39, Garden City) 235-E 296-7694 [email protected] Estes, Bud (R-38, Dodge City) 136-E 296-7359 [email protected] Faust-Goudeau, Oletha (D-29, Wichita) 135-E 296-7387 [email protected] Fitzgerald, Steve (R-5, Leavenworth) 124-E 296-7357 [email protected] Francisco, Marci (D-2, Lawrence) 134-E 296-7364 [email protected] Givens, Bruce (R-14, El Dorado) 225-E 296-7678 [email protected] Goddard, Dan (R-15, Parsons) 541-E 296-7742 [email protected] Haley, David (D-4, Kansas City) 134-E 296-7376 [email protected] Hardy, Randall (R-24, Salina) 223-E 296-7369 [email protected] Hawk, Tom (D-22, Manhattan) 135-E 296-7360 [email protected] Hensley, Anthony (D-19, Topeka) 318-E 296-3245 [email protected] Hilderbrand, Richard (R-13, Galena) 445-E 296-7370 [email protected] Holland, Tom (D-3, Baldwin City) 134-E 296-7372 [email protected] Kelly, Laura (D-18, Topeka) 125-E 296-7365 [email protected] Kerschen, Dan (R-26, Garden Plain) 225-E 296-7353 [email protected] Longbine, Jeff (R-17, Emporia) 341-E 296-7361 [email protected] Lynn, Julia (R-9, Olathe) 445-S 296-7382 [email protected] Masterson, Ty (R-16, Andover) 237-E 296-7388 [email protected] McGinn, Carolyn (R-31, Sedgwick) 545-S 296-7377 [email protected] Olson, Robert (R-23, Olathe) 236-E 296-7358 [email protected] Petersen, Mike (R-28, Wichita) 345-S 296-7355 [email protected] Pettey, Pat (D-6, Kansas City) 125-E 296-7375 [email protected] Pilcher-Cook, Mary (R-10, Shawnee) 234-E 296-7362 [email protected] Pyle, Dennis (R-1, Hiawatha) 234-E 296-7379 [email protected] Rogers, Lynn (D-25, Wichita) 135-E 296-7391 [email protected] Schmidt, Vicki (R-20, Topeka) 441-E 296-7374 [email protected] Skubal, John (R-11, Overland Park) 124-E 296-7301 [email protected] Suellentrop, Gene (R-27, Wichita) 224-E 296-7385 [email protected] Sykes, Dinah (R-21, Lenexa) 237-E 296-7367 [email protected] Taylor, Mary (R-33, Stafford) 441-E 296-7667 [email protected] Tyson, Caryn (R-12, Parker) 123-E 296-6838 [email protected] Wagle, Susan (R-30, Wichita) 333-E 296-2419 [email protected] Wilborn, Rick (R-35, McPherson) 541-E 296-7354 [email protected] 2 Senate Committees Agriculture and Natural Resources Financial Institutions and Insurance Meets 8:30 a.m. | M-F | 159-S (785) 296-7353 Meets 9:30 a.m. | M-F | 546-S (785) 296-7361 Chair: Kerschen; Vice Chair: Estes; Members: Berger, Billinger, Chair: Longbine; Vice Chair: Billinger; Members: Givens, Olson, Pyle, McGinn, Pyle, Taylor; Ranking Minority Member: Francisco; Rogers. Suellentrop, Wilborn; Ranking Minority Member: Rogers; Hensley. Assessment and Taxation Judiciary Meets 9:30 a.m. | M-F | 548-S (785) 296-6838 Meets 10:30 a.m. | M-F | 346-S (785) 296-7354 Chair: Tyson; Vice Chair: Kerschen; Members: Alley, Denning, Chair: Wilborn; Vice Chair: Lynn; Members: Baumgardner, Bowers, Goddard, Lynn, Peterson; Ranking Minority Member: Holland; Fitzgerald, Hardy, Petersen, Pilcher-Cook, Suellentrop; Ranking Francisco. Minority Member: Haley; Pettey. Commerce Public Health and Welfare Meets 8:30 a.m. | M-F | 548-S (785) 296-7382 Meets 9:30 a.m. | M-F | 118-N (785) 296-7374 Chair: Lynn; Vice Chair: Suellentrop; Members: Alley, Baumgardner, Chair: Schmidt; Vice Chair: Bollier; Members: Berger, Estes, Bollier, Givens, Olson, Pilcher-Cook, Sykes; Ranking Minority Hilderbrand, Masterson, Taylor; Ranking Minority Member: Kelly; Member: Holland; Faust-Goudeau. Pettey. Education Transportation Meets 1:30 p.m. | M-F | 144-S (785) 296-7368 Meets 8:30 a.m. | M-F | 546-S (785) 296-7355 Chair: Baumgardner; Vice Chair: Doll; Members: Alley, Bollier, Estes, Chair: Petersen; Vice Chair: Doll; Members: Fitzgerald, Goddard, Fitzgerald, Pyle, Sykes, Taylor; Ranking Minority Member: Hensley; Hardy, Hilderbrand, Schmidt, Skubal, Tyson; Ranking Minority Pettey. Member: Pettey; Hawk. Ethics, Elections and Local Government Utilities Meets 9:30 a.m. | M-F | 142-S (785) 296-7389 Meets 1:30 p.m. | M-F | 548-S (785) 296-7358 Chair: Bowers; Vice Chair: Fitzgerald; Members: Doll, Hardy, Pilcher- Chair: Olson; Vice Chair: Petersen; Members: Bowers, Hardy, Lynn, Cook, Skubal, Sykes; Ranking Minority Member: Faust-Goudeau; Masterson, Skubal, Suellentrop, Wilborn; Ranking Minority Member: Haley. Hawk; Francisco. Federal and State Affairs Ways and Means Meets 10:30 a.m. | M-F | 144-S (785) 296-7359 Meets 10:30 a.m. | M-F | 548-S (785) 296-7377 Chair: Estes; Vice Chair: Olson; Members: Givens, Hilderbrand, Chair: McGinn; Vice Chair: Billinger; Members: Alley, Berger, Longbine, Masterson, Tyson; Ranking Minority Member: Faust- Denning, Doll, Goddard, Kerschen, Schmidt, Skubal; Ranking Goudeau; Rogers. Minority Member: Kelly; Hawk, Hensley. 3 Kansas House of Representatives Capitol Capitol Phone Representative Party/District E-mail Office 785- Alcala, John (D-57, Topeka) 173-W 296-7371 [email protected] Alford, Steve (R-124, Ulysses) 187-N 296-7641 [email protected] Arnberger, Tory (R-112, Great Bend) 352-S 296-7363 [email protected] Aurand, Clay (R-106, Belleville) 286-N 296-7637 [email protected] Awerkamp, Francis (R-61, St. Marys) 166-W 296-6989 [email protected] Baker, Dave (R-68, Council Grove) 167-W 296-6997 [email protected] Ballard, Barbara (D-44, Lawrence) 451-S 296-7697 [email protected] Barker, John (R-70, Abilene) 285-N 368-7674 [email protected] Becker, Steven (R-104, Buhler) 512-N 296-7196 [email protected] Bergquist, Emil (R-91, Wichita) 352-S 296-7681 [email protected] Bishop, Elizabeth (D-88, Wichita) 559-S 296-5016 [email protected] Blex, Doug (R-12, Independence) 168-W 296-5863 [email protected] Brim, Shelee (R-39, Shawnee) 519-N 296-7675 [email protected] Burris, Jesse (R-82, Mulvane) 458-W 296-7693 [email protected] Burroughs, Tom (D-33, Kansas City) 50-S 296-8153 [email protected] Carlin, Sydney (D-66, Manhattan) 451-S 296-7657 [email protected] Carmichael, John (D-92, Wichita) 451-S 296-7650 [email protected] Carpenter, Blake (R-81, Derby) 512-N 296-7567 [email protected] Claeys, J. R. (R-69, Salina) 274-W 296-7670 [email protected] Clark, Lonnie (R-65, Junction City) 352-S 296-7483 [email protected] Clayton, Stephanie (R-19, Overland Park) 512-N 296-7548 [email protected] Concannon, Susan (R-107, Beloit) 149-S 296-7644 [email protected] Corbet, Ken (R-54, Topeka) 179-N 296-7679 [email protected] Cox, Tom (R-17, Shawnee) 165-W 296-7331 [email protected] Crum, Steven (D-98, Haysville) 173-W 296-7468 [email protected] Curtis, Pam (D-32, Kansas City) 452-S 296-7430 [email protected] Davis, Erin (R-15, Olathe) 151-S 296-7658 [email protected] Deere, Debbie (D-40, Lansing) 174-W 296-7653 [email protected] Delperdang, Leo (R-94, Wichita) 352-S 296-7663 [email protected] Dierks, Diana (R-71, Salina) 519-N 296-7642 [email protected] Dietrich, Brenda (R-52, Topeka) 166-W 296-7648 [email protected] Dove, Willie (R-38, Bonner Springs) 149-S 296-7677 [email protected] Elliott, Roger (R-87, Wichita) 168-W 296-7476 [email protected] Ellis, Ronald (R-47, Meriden) 166-W 296-5623 [email protected] Eplee, John (R-63, Atchison) 512-N 296-8621 [email protected] Esau, Keith (R-14, Olathe) 151-S 296-7688 [email protected] Finch, Blaine (R-59, Ottawa) 519-N 296-7655 [email protected] Finney, Gail (D-84, Wichita) 451-S 296-7649 [email protected] Francis, Shannon (R-125, Liberal) 561-W 296-7466 [email protected] Frownfelter, Stan (D-37, Kansas City) 359-W 296-7630 [email protected] 4 Kansas House of Representatives Capitol Capitol Phone Representative Party/District E-mail Office 785- Gallagher, Linda (R-23, Lenexa) 187-N 296-7482 [email protected] Garber, Randy (R-62, Sabetha) 459-W 296-7665 [email protected] Gartner, Jim (D-53, Topeka) 43-S 296-7673 [email protected] Good, Mary Martha (R-75, El Dorado) 168-W 296-7660 [email protected] Hawkins, Daniel (R-100, Wichita) 186-N 296-7631 [email protected] Helgerson, Henry (D-83, Eastborough) 174-W 296-7668 [email protected] Henderson, Broderick (D-35, Kansas City) 451-S 296-7697 [email protected] Hibbard, Larry (R-13, Toronto) 512-N 296-7380 [email protected] Highberger, Dennis “Boog” (D-46, Lawrence) 174-W 296-7122 [email protected] Highland, Ron (R-51, Wamego) 561-W 296-7310 [email protected]
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