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WISCONSIN LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY Leadership Room Tel WISCONSIN ASSEMBLY KOLSTE, Debra (D-44) Janesville 8 N 266-7503 WICHGERS, Chuck (R-83) Muskego 121 W 266-3363 Judiciary: Ott (C), Horlacher, Thiesfeldt, Jacque, Tusler, STATE CAPITOL KOOYENGA, Dale (R-14) Brookfield 324 E 266-9180 YOUNG, Leon (D-16) Milwaukee 11 N 266-3786 Kerkman, Wachs, Hebl, C. Taylor Madison, WI KREMER, Jesse (R-59) Kewaskum 17 W 266-9175 ZAMARRIPA, JoCasta (D-8) Milwaukee 112 N 267-7669 Labor: Kulp (C), Kuglitsch, Spiros, Knodl, Schraa, Quinn, Sinicki, KRUG, Scott (R-72) Nekoosa 207 N 266-0215 ZEPNICK, Josh (D-9) Milwaukee 7 N 266-1707 Mason, Ohnstad KUGLITSCH, Mike (R-84) New Berlin 129 W 267-5158 ZIMMERMAN, Shannon (R-30) River Falls 18 N 266-1526 Leadership: Room Tel. (608) Mental Health: Tittl (C), Jagler, Ballweg, Novak, Sanfelippo, KULP, Bob (R-69) Stratford 15 W 267-0280 Snyder, VanderMeer, Spiros, Considine, Sargent, Brostoff, Speaker: Robin Vos (R-63) 211 W 266-9171 LOUDENBECK, Amy (R-31) Clinton 304 E 266-9967 E-mail addresses for state representatives follow this format: Zepnick Speaker Pro Temp: Tyler August (R-32) 119 W 266-1190 MACCO, John (R-88) Ledgeview 308 N 266-0485 Rep.(insert last name)@legis.wisconsin.gov. Email for Rep. Jim Public Benefit Reform: Krug (C), Vorpagel, Brandtjen, Schraa, Majority Leader: Jim Steineke (R-5) 115 W 266-2418 MASON, Cory (D-66) Racine 6 N 266-0634 Ott include first name initial after last name. Email for Robert Kremer, Petersen, Subeck, Kolste, Riemer Asst. Maj. Leader: Robert Brooks (R-60) 309 N 267-2369 MEYERS, Beth (D-74) Bayfield 409 N 266-7690 Brooks is [email protected] Maj. Caucus Chair: Romaine Quinn (R-75) 323 N 282-3675 Small Business Development: Tauchen (C), Edming, Tranel, MILROY, Nick (D-73) South Range 126 N 266-0640 Hutton, Allen, Swearingen, Summerfield, Duchow, VanderMeer, MURPHY, Dave (R-56) Greenville 318 N 266-7500 Room numbers are subject to change. Capitol offices are Minority Leader: Peter Barca (D-64) 201 W 266-5504 Skowronski, Sargent, Zamarripa, Billings, Kolste, Crowley MURSAU, Jeffrey (R-36) Crivitz 113 W 266-3780 designated by number and wing: W-West, E-East, S-South, and Asst. Minority Leader: D. Hesselbein (D-79) 119 N 266-5340 State Affairs: Swearingen (C), Tauchen, Jagler, Jacque, Knodl, NERISON, Lee (R-96) Westby 310 N 266-3534 N-North. For quickest delivery, send mail to Representatives with Min. Caucus Chair: Mark Spreitzer (D-45) 113 N 266-1192 Kleefisch, Gannon, Summerfield, Kulp, Vorpagel, Zamarripa, NEYLON, Adam (R-98) Pewaukee 125 W 266-5120 last names beginning A-L to P.O. Box 8952, Madison, WI 53708- Sinicki, Ohnstad, Hesselbein, Doyle NOVAK, Todd (R-51) Dodgeville 312 N 266-7502 8952. For those with last names beginning M-Z mail to P.O. Box Representative: Home Room Tel (608) Transportation: Ripp (C), Spiros, Thiesfeldt, Weatherston, Kulp, NYGREN, John (R-89) Marinette 309 E 266-2343 8953, Madison, WI 53708-8953. ALLEN, Scott (R-97) Waukesha 8 W 266-8580 Sanfelippo, Vorpagel, E. Brooks, Skowronski, Macco, Wachs, OHNSTAD, Tod (D-65) Kenosha 128 N 266-0455 ANDERSON, Jimmy (D-47) Fitchburg 9 N 266-8570 Kolste, Meyers, Billings, Crowley OTT, Jim (R-23) Mequon 317 N 266-0486 KEY ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES AUGUST, Tyler (R-32) Lake Geneva 119 W 266-1190 Urban Revitalization: Gannon (C), Fields, Steffen, Snyder, PETERSEN, Kevin (R-40) Waupaca 105 W 266-3794 Aging and Long Term Care: Weatherston (C), Petryk (Vice- BALLWEG, Joan (R-41) Markesan 210 N 266-8077 Weatherston, Sanfelippo, Brandtjen, Sinicki, Bowen PETRYK, Warren (R-93) Eleva 103 W 266-0660 Chair), Bernier, Snyder, Macco, Kremer, Meyers, Kolste, Brostoff BARCA, Peter (D-64) Kenosha 201 W 266-5504 Veterans: Skowronski (C), VanderMeer, Petryk, Allen, Edming, POPE, Sondy (D-80) Mt. Horeb 118 N 266-3520 Campaigns and Elections: Bernier (C), Sanfelippo, Snyder, Nerison, Summerfield, Ott, Tittl, Weatherston, Hesselbein, Milroy, BERCEAU, Terese (D-77) Madison 104 N 266-3784 PRONSCHINSKE, Treig (R-92) Mondovi 18 W 266-7015 Horlacher, Schraa, Murphy, Kessler, Zamarripa, C. Taylor Sinicki, Goyke, Riemer BERNIER, Kathy (R-68) Lake Hallie 314 N 266-9172 QUINN, Romaine (R-75) Rice Lake 323 N 266-2519 Children and Families: Kitchens (C), Gannon, Snyder, Ways and Means: Macco (C), Katsma, Kerkman, Novak, BILLINGS, Jill (D-95) La Crosse 307 W 266-5780 RIEMER, Daniel (D-7) Milwaukee 122 N 266-1733 Vorpagel, Kerkman, Ballweg, Pronschinske, Krug, C. Taylor, Steffen, Jacque, Bernier, Petersen, C. Taylor, Riemer, Ohnstad, BORN, Mark (R-39) Beaver Dam 320 E 266-2540 RIPP, Keith (R-42) Lodi 223 N 266-3404 Billings, Subeck, Bowen Doyle BOWEN, David (D-10) Milwaukee 3 N 266-7671 RODRIGUEZ, Jessie (R-21) Oak Creek 204 N 266-0610 Colleges and Universities: Murphy (C), Tranel, Zimmerman, BRANDTJEN, Janel (R-22) Menomonee Falls 221 N 266-2367 Workforce Development: Petryk (C), Weatherston, Murphy, ROHRKASTE, Mike (R-55) Neenah 321 E 266-5719 Quinn, Summerfield, Petryk, Ballweg, Krug, Stafsholt, Kremer, BROOKS, Ed (R-50) Reedsburg 20 N 266-8531 Ripp, Allen, Katsma, Kulp, E. Brooks, Brandtjen, Snyder, Billings, SANFELIPPO, Joe (R-15) New Berlin 306 N 266-0620 Berceau, Wachs, Billings, Hebl, Vruwink, Anderson BROOKS, Robert (R-60) Saukville 309 N 267-2369 Spreitzer, Riemer, Ohnstad, Crowley SARGENT, Melissa (D-48) Madison 321 W 266-0960 Consumer Protection: Duchow (C), Tittl, Skowronski, Nerison, BROSTOFF, Jonathan (D-19) Milwaukee 420 N 266-0650 SCHRAA, Michael (R-53) Oshkosh 107 W 267-7990 Macco, VanderMeer, Berceau, Sinicki, Pope (C) = Chairperson CONSIDINE, Dave (D-81) Baraboo 303 W 266-7746 SHANKLAND, Katrina (D-71) Stevens Point 304 W 267-9649 CROWLEY, David (D-17) Milwaukee 5 N 266-5580 Corrections: Schraa (C), Hutton, Brandtjen, E. Brooks, Kremer, Send materials to Committees in care of Chairperson. SINICKI, Christine (D-20) Milwaukee 114 N 266-8588 DOYLE, Steve (D-94) Onalaska 124 N 266-0631 Kleefisch, Gannon, Bowen, Pope, Goyke, Considine SKOWRONSKI, Ken (R-82) Franklin 209 N 266-8590 DUCHOW, Cindi (R-99) Delafield 304 N 266-3007 Education: Thiesfeldt (C), Kitchens, Jagler, Knudson, Rodriguez, JOINT COMMITTEES SNYDER, Pat (R-85) Schofield 9 W 266-0654 EDMING, James (R-87) Glen Flora 109 W 266-7506 R. Brooks, Horlacher, Murphy, Quinn, Hutton, Pope, Sinicki, Admin. Rules: Assem. – Ballweg (C), Neylon, Ott, Hebl, SPIROS, John (R-86) Marshfield 15 N 266-1182 FELZKOWSKI, Mary (R-35) Irma 306 E 266-7694 Genrich, Barnes, Considine Anderson Sen. – Nass (C), LeMahieu, Stroebel, C. Larson, Wirch SPREITZER, Mark (D-45 Beloit 113 N 266-1192 FIELDS, Jason (D-11) Glendale 412 N 266-3756 Energy and Utilities: Kuglitsch (C), Steffen, Rodriguez, Audit: Assem. – Kerkman (C), Macco, Nygren, Berceau, STAFSHOLT, Rob (R-29) New Richmond 17 N 266-7683 GANNON, Bob (R-58) West Bend 12 W 264-8486 Weatherston, Petersen, Tauchen, Tranel, Jarchow, Petryk, Sargent; Sen. – Cowles (C), Darling, Kapenga, Vinehout, Miller STEFFEN, David (R-4) Green Bay 21 N 266-5840 Neylon, Zepnick, Sargent, Genrich, Stuck, Meyers GENRICH, Eric (D-90) Green Bay 320 W 266-0616 Legislative Council: Assem. – R. Brooks (C), Vos, Steineke, STEINEKE, Jim (R-5) Kaukauna 115 W 266-2401 Family Law: Rodriguez (C), Duchow, Thiesfeldt, Tauchen, Krug, GOYKE, Evan (D-18) Milwaukee 322 W 266-0645 August, Nygren, Ballweg, Spiros, Barca, Hintz, Mason, STUCK, Amanda (D-57) Appleton 4 W 266-3070 Kleefisch, Goyke, Subeck, Zepnick HEBL, Gary (D-46) Sun Prairie 120 N 266-7678 Hesselbein Sen. – Roth (C), Darling, S. Fitzgerald, Marklein, SUBECK, Lisa (D-78) Madison 418 N 266-7521 Financial Institutions: Katsma (C), Jarchow, Allen, Sanfelippo, HESSELBEIN, Dianne (D-79) Middleton 119 N 266-5340 Moulton, Petrowski, Wanggaard, Shilling, L. Taylor, Risser, Miller SUMMERFIELD, Rob (R-67) Bloomer 7 W 266-1194 HINTZ, Gordon (D-54) Oshkosh 109 N 266-2254 Stafsholt, Petryk, Weatherston, Murphy, Petersen, Kitchens, Finance: Assem. – Nygren (C), Kooyenga, Loudenbeck, SWEARINGEN, Rob (R-34) Rhinelander 123 W 266-7141 HORLACHER, Cody (R-33) Mukwonago 214 N 266-5715 Doyle, Young, Zepnick, Bowen, Meyers, Fields Felzkowski, Born, Rohrkaste, Hintz, Shankland Sen. – Darling TAUCHEN, Gary (R-6) Bonduel 13 W 266-3097 HUTTON, Rob (R-13) Brookfield 220 N 267-9836 Health: Sanfelippo (C), Bernier, Edming, Skowronski, Kremer, (C), Olsen, Harsdorf, Marklein, Tiffany, Vukmir, L. Taylor, TAYLOR, Chris (D-76) Madison 306 W 266-5342 JACQUE, Andre (R-2) Bellevue 212 N 266-9870 Wichgers, Murphy, Jacque, Kolste, Zamarripa, Subeck, C. Taylor Erpenbach THIESFELDT, Jeremy (R-52) Fond du Lac 16 W 266-3156 JAGLER, John (R-37) Watertown 316 N 266-9650 Housing and Real Estate: Jagler (C), Allen, Katsma, R. Brooks, TITTL, Paul (R-25) Manitowoc 219 N 266-0315 JARCHOW, Adam (R-28) Balsam Lake 19 N 267-2365 Murphy, Pronschinske, Stuck, Young, Goyke TRANEL, Travis (R-49) Cuba City 302 N 266-1170 KATSMA, Terry (R-26) Oostburg 208 N 266-0656 Insurance: Petersen (C), Duchow, Gannon, Steffen, Jagler, VANDER MEER, Nancy (R-70) Tomah 11 W 266-8366 KERKMAN, Samantha (R-61) Salem 315 N 266-2530 Petryk, Tusler, Tranel, Katsma, August, Stafsholt, Genrich, VORPAGEL, Tyler (R-27) Plymouth 127 W 266-8530 KESSLER, Frederick (D-12) Milwaukee 111 N 266-5813 Young, Berceau, Doyle, Kessler VOS, Robin (R-63) Burlington 211 W 266-3387 KITCHENS, Joel (R-1) Sturgeon Bay 10 W 266-5350 Jobs and the Economy: Neylon (C), E. Brooks, Zimmerman, Please refer to the Wis. Legislature’s Website: VRUWINK, Don (D-43) Milton 5 N 266-3790 KLEEFISCH, Joel (R-38) Oconomowoc 216 N 266-8551 Kulp, Tittl, Macco, Snyder, Wichgers, Ohnstad, Stuck, Fields, http://legis.wisconsin.gov/ as this information changes WACHS, Dana (D-91) Eau Claire 107 N 266-7461 KNODL, Dan (R-24) Germantown 218 N 266-3796 Crowley, WEATHERSTON, Tom (R-62) Racine 307 N 266-0731 frequently.
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