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L3 2011 Wo Item 4.Indd Rev. 12/2016 LOBBYIST MONTHLY REPORT FORM Page______of______Page(s) THIS SPACE FOR OFFICE USE ONLY State of Idaho To Be Filed By: Lawerence Denney L-3 LOBBYISTS 18 MAR 15 PM 04:25 (Sec. 67-6619) Secretary of State SECRETARY OF STATE 9029 STATE OF IDAHO (Type or print clearly in black ink) See instructions at bottom of page Lobbyist's name and permanent business address Date prepared Period covered Tyrel Duane Stevenson 3/15/2018 ✔ month ending 850 A Street PO Box 408 (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) Plummer, ID 83851 2 28 2018 Item 1 Totals of all reportable expenditures made or incurred by Lobbyist or by Lobbyist's Employer on behalf of Lobbyist's Employer. Category of Expenditure Proportionate amounts contributed by each employer (Identify employers, under Reimbursed Personal Living and Travel *Total Amount for Item 3, at bottom of page.) Expenses Pertaining to Lobbying Activity All Employers Do Not Have to be Reported Employer No. 1 Employer No. 2 Employer No. 3 Employer No. 4 Entertainment Food and Refreshment $_________________$26,017.80 $_______________$26,017.80 $_______________ $_______________ $_______________ Living Accommodations __________________$0.00 ________________$0.00 ________________ ________________ ________________ Advertising __________________$0.00 ________________$0.00 ________________ ________________ ________________ Travel __________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ Telephone __________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ Other Expenses or Services __________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ ________________ Total $_________________$26,017.80 $_______________ $_______________ $_______________ $_______________ *When the number of employers you are reporting for requires multiple L-2 forms to be fi led a total amount for all employers should be entered on Page 1. The totals of each expenditure of more than one hundred ten dollars ($110) for a legislator, other holder of public offi ce, executive offi cials Item- and member(s) of their household. Names of Legislators, Public and Executive Offi cials 2 Date Place Amount and Household Members in Group Continued on attached page(s) Item Employer(s) Name(s) and Address(es) INSTRUCTIONS 3 Coeur d'Alene Tribe No. 1 Who should fi le this form: Any lobbyist registered under Section 67-6617 Idaho Code PO Box 408 Plummer ID 83851 USA Filing deadline: Monthly reports due within fi fteen (15) days of the month for activities of the past month. No. 2 TO BE FILED WITH: Lawerence Denney No. 3 Secretary of State PO Box 83720 Boise, ID 83720-0080 [email protected] No. 4 Phone: (208) 334-2852 Fax: (208) 334-2282 Subject matter of proposed legislation, the number of the Senate LEGISLATIVE SUBJECT IDENTIFICATION Item or House Bill, Resolution or other legislative activity in which 4 the Lobbyist was supporting or opposing. Code Subject Code Subject 01 Agriculture, horticulture, 17 Health service, medicine, drugs Subject Code Bill, Resolution or Other Appropriation Bill Number farming, and livestock and controlled substances, health (from table) Legislative Ident. Number and Section Number 02 Amusements, games, athletics insurance, hospitals 4, 8 H.C.R. 61, H.C.R. 60 and sports 18 Higher education 17, 23 H.B. 465, H.B. 576 03 Banking, fi nance, credit and 19 Housing, construction, codes H.B. 625, H.B. 634 investments 20 Insurance (excluding health 31 H.B. 500 04 Children, minors, youth, insurance) senior citizens 21 Labor, salaries and wages, 05 Church and religion collective bargaining 06 Consumer affairs 22 Law enforcement, courts, 07 Ecology, environment, pollution, judges, crimes, prisons conservation, zoning, land and 23 License, permits water use 24 Liquor 08 Education 25 Manufacturing, distribution and 09 Elections, campaigns, voting, services political parties 26 Natural resources, forest and 10 Equal rights, civil rights, forest products, fi sheries, mining minority affairs and mining products 11 Government, fi nancing, 27 Public lands, parks, recreation taxation, revenue, budget, 28 Social insurance, unemployment appropriations, bids, fees, funds insurance, public assistance, 12 Government, county workmen's compensation 13 Government, federal 29 Transportation, highways, 14 Government, municipal streets and roads 15 Government, special districts 30 Utilities, communications, 16 Government, state televisions, radio, newspaper, power, CATV, gas Tribal Government 31 Other (please specify)__________Issues CERTIFICATION: I hereby certify that the above is a true, complete and correct statement in accordance with Section 67-6624 Idaho Code. Item Identify any rule, ratemaking decision, procurement, contract, fi 5 bid or bid process, nancial services or bond lobbyist was support- ing or opposing. Electronically signed 3/15/2018 Lobbyist signature Date The Coeur d'Alene Tribe hosts an annual reception and dinner for legislators and officials during the legislative session. All legislators and their spouses are invited, along with agency department heads. In 2018 the event was held at the Zion's Bank building on February 8th and was well attended, with about 160 total attendees for dinner including legislators and officials, their spouses, tribal leaders and staff. Some guests left prior to dinner and some arrived later, with substantial inflow and outflow, especially during social hour. About half of legislators rsvp'd and most attended. While it is nearly impossible to determine precise attendance with large events such as this which do not have reserved seating, to the best of our knowledge the following officials attended some or all of the event. 1 Heather Scott 2 Sage Dixon 3 Steve Vick 4 Eric Redman 5 Don Cheatham 6 Ron Mendive 7 Mary Souza 8 Luke Malek 9 Paul Amador 10 Paulette Jordan 11 Caroline Troy 12 Dan Foreman 13 Dan Johnson 14 Bob Nonini 15 Brad Little 16 Mike Kingsley 17 Thyra Stevenson 18 Carl Crabtree 19 Priscilla Giddings 20 Paul Shepherd 21 Steven Thayn 22 Terry Gestrin r-J c::, 23 Dorothy Moon n~_. , '°c... 24 Abby Lee :Dt J>~ z: 25 Ryan Kerby =ii~ w :::) ::::0 0 26 Judy Boyle ,, -<. 0 ~ .,, 27 Jim Rice .l> Cl? :JC 28 Jarom Wagoner 5 ►. .,:-.. ;:;:t ~ 29 Patti Anne Lodge 0\ 30 Scott Syme 31 Todd Lakey 32 Robert Anderst 33 Rick Youngblood 34 Brent Crane 3 5 Marv Hagedorn 36 Mike Moyle 3 7 Gayann Demourdant 38 Fred Martin 39 Lynn Luker 40 Patrick McDonald 41 Grant Burgoyne 42 John McCrostie 43 Maryanne Jordan 44 Sue Chew 45 Janie Ward-Engelking 46 Ilana Rubel 4 7 Phylis King 48 Cherie Buckner-Webb 49 Melissa Wintrow 50 Chuck Winder 51 Joe Palmer 52 James Holtzclaw 53 Cliff Bayer 54 Steven Harris 55 Tom Dayley 56 Lori DenHartog 57 John Vander Woude 5 8 Jason Monks 59 Bert Brackett 60 Christy Zito 61 Megan Blanksma 62 Lee Heider 63 Lance Clow 64 Stephen Hartgen 65 Jim Patrick 66 Clark Kauffman 67 Michelle Stennett 68 Steve Miller 69 Sally Toone 70 Kelly Anthon 71 Scott Bedke 72 Fred Wood 73 Jim Guthrie 74 Randy Armstrong 75 Kelley Packer 76 Mark Nye 77 Dustin Manwaring 78 Elaine Smith 79 Dean Mortimer 80 Jeff Thompson 81 Wendy Horman 82 Steve Bair 83 Neil Anderson 84 Julie Van Orden 85 Mark Harris 86 Tom Loertscher 87 Tony Potts 88 Bryan Zollinger 89 Brent Hill 90 Ron Nate 91 Dell Raybould 92 Jeff Siddoway 93 Van Burtenshaw 94 Karey Hanks 95 Joyce Broadsword 96 Virgil Moore 97 Russ Baron 98 David Langhorst 99 Eric Anderson 100 Jeff Anderson 101 John Tippets 102 Bobbi-Jo Meuleman .
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