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2 Washington Square - Union Station, Worcester, MA 01604 www.cmrpc.org Legislator Email District Office State House Phone (Prim./Dist.) Select Committee Assignments Room No. Boston, MA 02133 US Congressman https://forms.house.gov/neal/webfo 300 State Street, NA (202)225-5601; House Ways and Means Committee Richard Neal rms/Contact_Form.shtml Suite 200 (413)785-0325 (D-1st Dist) Springfield, MA 01105 US Congressman James https://mcgovernforms.house.gov/c 12 East Worcester (202)225-6101; House Agriculture Committee; House Rules Committee; McGovern ontact-jim-mcgovern Street, Suite 1 NA (508)831-7356 (D-2nd Dist) Worcester, MA 01604 US Congresswoman https://tsongas.house.gov/e-mail- Fitchburg State (202) 225-3411 House Armed Services Committee Nicola Tsongas niki/ Univ., Ctr. For Prof. (978) 459- 0101 House Natural Resources Committee (D-3rd Dist) Studies Office, 150 NA Main St., Fitchburg, MA 01420 US Congressman https://kennedy.house.gov/contact/ 29 Crafts Street (202)225-5931 House Foreign Affairs Committee Joseph P. Kennedy III email-me Suite 375 NA (617)332-3333 House Science, Space, and Technology Committee (D-4th Dist) Newton, MA 02458 US Senator Elizabeth http://www.warren.senate.gov/cont 1550 Main Street, (202)224-4543 Special Committee on Aging; Committee on Banking, Warren (D) act.cfm Suite 406, NA (410) 788-2690 Housing, and Urban Affairs; Committee on Health, Springfield, MA Education, Labor, and Pensions 01103-1427 US Senator Edward J. www.markey.senate.gov/contact.cf 1550 Main Street, (202) 224-2742 Committee on Foreign Relations; Senate Committee on Markey (D) m 4th Floor, NA (413) 785-4610 Commerce, Science and Transportation; Senate Springfield, MA Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship 01101 Legislator Email District Office State House Phone (Prim./Dist.) Select Committee Assignments Sen. Harriette L. [email protected] NA Room 333 (617)722-1544; Majority Leader; Chair S. Cmte on Redistricting Chandler (D- (508)797-3373 Worcester) Sen. Jamie Eldridge [email protected] Walker Bldg., 255 Room 218 (617)722-1120 Chair J Cmte on Fin Serv; V Chair J Cmte on Cmty Dev & (D-Acton) Main St., Sm Bus; V Chair Sen Cmte on Global Warming & Clim Marlborough, MA Change; J Cmte on Envir, Nat Res, & Ag; J Cmte on 01752 Marijuana; J Comte on Mental Health and Substance Abuse; J Cmte on Ways & Means; S Cmte on Intergov Affairs; S Cmte on Steering & Policy Sen. Ryan Fattman (R- [email protected] Room 213A (617) 722-1420 Minority Whip; J Cmte on Cons Prot & Prof Lic; J Cmte on Webster) Elder Affairs; J Cmte on Elec Laws; J Cmte on Envir, Nat Res, & Ag; J Cmte on Rev; Sen Cmte on Post Audit & Oversight Sen. Jennifer L. [email protected] 24 Church St. Room 312D (617)722-1230 Chair, j Cmte on Mental Health & Sub Abuse; Chair J Flanagan Leominster, MA (978)534-3388 Cmte on Children, Fam & Persons with Disabilities; V (D-Leominster) 01453 Chair J Cmte on Public Health; J Cmte on Consumer Prot & Prof Lic; J Cmte on Public Service; J Cmte on State Admin & Reg Oversight Sen. Anne Gobi (D- [email protected] Room 513 (617)722-1540; Chair, J Cmte on Envir, Nat Res & Ag; Chair J Cmte on Spencer) (508) 885 9596 Election Laws; V Chair J Cmte on Veterans & Fed Aff; J Cmte on Tele, Util & Energy; J Cmte onCmty Dev & Sm Bus; Sen Cmte onPost Audit & Oversight; Sen Cmte on Bonding, Cap Expend & State Assets; Sen Cmte on Bills in 3rd Reading Sen. Michael O. Moore [email protected] 36 N. Quinsigamond Room 109-B (617)722-1485; Chair J Cmte on Higher Ed; Chair J Cmte on Muni & Reg (D-Millbury) Ave., (508)757-0323x13 Govt; V Chair J Cmte on Public Safety & Homeland Sec; J Shrewsbury, MA Cmte on St Admin & Reg Oversight; J Cmte on Ways & 01545 Means; Sen Cmte on Ways & Means; Sen Cmte on Post Audit & Oversight; Sen Cmte on Bonding, Cap Expen, & State Assets Legislator Email District Office State House Phone (Prim./Dist.) Rep. Hannah Kane (R- [email protected] NA Room 236 (617) 722-2430 J Cmte on Marijuana Pol; J Cmte on Public Health; J Cmte Shrewsbury) on Transp Rep. Donald R. [email protected] NA Room 540 (617) 722-2425 J Cmte on Env, Nat Res & Ag; J Cmte on Veterans and Fed Berthiaume Jr. (R- ov Aff; J Cmte on Ways & Mean; H Cmte on Ways & Means Spencer) Rep. Kate Campanale [email protected] NA Room 542 (617)722-2488; J Cmte on Ways & Means; J Cmte on Elder Aff; H Cmte on (R-Leicester) (508)859 1025 Ways & Means; H Cmte on Global Warming & Clim Change 2 Washington Square - Union Station, Worcester, MA 01604 www.cmrpc.org Legislator Email District Office State House Phone (Prim./Dist.) Select Committee Assignments Room No. Boston, MA 02133 Rep. Dan Donahue [email protected] NA Room 160 (617) 722-2006 V Chair H Cmte on Redistricting; J Cmte on Health Care (D-Worcester) Fin; J Cmte on Trans; H Cmte on Bonding, Cap Exp & State Assets Rep. Peter Durant [email protected] NA Room 33 (617) 722-2060 J Cmte on Pub Safety & Homeland Sec; J Cmte on Rev; H (R-Spencer) Cmte on Post Audit & Oversight Rep. Carolyn C. Dykema [email protected] NA Room 127 (617) 722-2210 V Chair J Cmte on Transpl J Cmte on Child, Fam, & (D-Holliston) Persons with Disabilities; J Cmte onHealth Care Fin; H Cmte on Telecomm, Util & Energy Rep. Kimberly N. [email protected] NA Room 473B (617) 722-2263 J Cmte on Rules; J Cmte on Education; H Cmte on Ferguson Rules; H Cmte on Personnel & Admin (R-Holden) Rep. Brian Murray [email protected] 260 Main St., PO Box Room 437 (617)722-2425; J Cmte on Econ Dev & Emerging Tech; J. Cmte on Muni & 436, Milford, MA (508)473-1740 Reg Govt; J. Cmte on Rev; H Cmte on Global Warming & 01757 Change Rep. Paul K. Frost [email protected] NA Room 542 (617) 722-2489 H Cmte on Redistricting (R-Auburn) Rep. Danielle W. [email protected] NA Room 167 (617)722-2460 Chair J Cmte on Elder Affairs Gregoire (D-Marlborough) Rep. Mary S. Keefe [email protected] NA Room 473F (617)722-2210 J Cmte on Env, Nat Res & Ag; J Cmte on Public Health; J (D-Worcester) Cmte on Tourism, Arts & Cultural Dev; J Cmte on Ways & Means; H Cmte on Ways & Means Rep. Kevin J. Kuros [email protected] NA Room 443 (617) 722-2460 J Cmte on State Admin & Reg Oversight; J Comte on (R-Uxbridge) Econ Dev & Emerging Tech; H Cmte on Bonding Cap Expend & State Assets Rep. John J. Mahoney [email protected] NA Room 443 (617)722-2460 Chair, J Cmte on Election Laws (D-Worcester) Rep. Joseph McKenna [email protected] NA Room 33 (617) 722-2060; J Cmte on Cmty Dev & Sm Bus; J Cmte on Cons Prot & (R-Webster) (774) 230-5080 Prof Licen; J Cmte on Labor & Workforce Dev Rep. David Muradian [email protected] Room 156 (617)722-2240; J Cmte onElder Affairs; J Cmte on Muni & Reg Govt; J (R-Grafton) (774) 293-1318 Cmte on Public Safety & Homeland Security Rep. Harold P. [email protected] 200 High St., Room 167 (617)722-2230 x1; Chair J Cmte on Public Safety & Homeland Sec Naughton Jr. (D- 1st Flr, (978)365-1955 Clinton) Clinton, MA 01510 Rep. James J. O'Day james.o'[email protected] NA Room 540 (617) 722-2090 V Chair, H Cmte on Bills in the 3rd Reading; J Cmte on (D-West Boylston) Children, Fam & Person with Disabilities; J Cmte on Mental Health & Sub Abuse Rep. Todd M. Smola (R- [email protected] NA Room 124 (617)722-2100 Ranking Min, J Cmte on Ways & Means; Ranking Min H Warren) Cmte on Ways & Means Last Updated March 21, 2017, TS.
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