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Joint Committee on Environment, Natural Resources & Agriculture Session: 2021-2022 Chairs Sen. Rebecca Rausch (D) Rep. Carolyn C. Dykema (D) Vice Chairs Sen. James B. Eldridge (D) Rep. Mindy Domb (D) Address Phone State House 1-617-722-2210 Room 473F Boston, MA 02133 Committee Staff David Melly, Chief of Staff Colin McDonald, Research Analyst Caroline Sherrard, Chief of Staff Members Name District Mailing Address Email Phone Rep. Peter Capano 11th Essex State House, Room 443, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-2460 (D) MA 02133 Rep. Daniel Carey (D) 2nd Hampshire State House, Room 33, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-2060 MA 02133 Rep. Michelle Ciccolo 15th Middlesex State House, Room 473-F, [email protected] 617-722-2210 (D) Boston, MA 02133 Sen. Joanne Hampshire, Franklin & State House, Room 413-C, [email protected] 617-722-1532 Comerford (D) Worcester Boston, MA 02133 Rep. Mindy Domb (D) 3rd Hampshire State House, Room 134, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-2400 MA 02133 Rep. Carolyn C. 8th Middlesex State House, Room 127, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-2680 Dykema (D) MA 02133 Sen. James B. Middlesex and Worcester State House, Room 511-C, [email protected] 617-722-1120 Eldridge (D) Boston, MA 02133 Sen. Ryan Fattman Worcester and Norfolk State House, Room 213-A, [email protected] 617-722-1420 (R) Boston, MA 02133 Rep. Carmine Gentile 13th Middlesex State House, Room 167, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-2810 (D) MA 02133 Rep. Jessica Giannino 16th Suffolk State House, Boston, MA 02133 [email protected] 617-722-2800 (D) x7316 Rep. James Kelcourse 1st Essex State House, Room 130, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-2130 (R) MA 02133 Rep. Paul W. Mark (D) 2nd Berkshire State House, Room 160, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-2304 MA 02133 Sen. Michael O. 2nd Worcester State House, Room 109-B, [email protected] 617-722-1485 Moore (D) Boston, MA 02133 Rep. Norman Orrall 12th Bristol State House, Room 540, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-2090 (R) MA 02133 Sen. Rebecca Rausch Norfolk, Bristol and State House, Room 218, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-1555 (D) Middlesex MA 02133 Rep. David Robertson 19th Middlesex State House, Room 473F, Boston, [email protected] 617-722-2210 (D) MA 02133 Sen. Michael F. Rush Suffolk and Norfolk State House, Room 109-C, [email protected] 617-722-1348 (D) Boston, MA 02133.

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