We returned to Representatives Hall in March of 2022 and wrapped up our business in late May. The final days are filled with either accepting or rejecting committees of conference bills between the Senate and House. Only the most controversial bills see any more debate at this time.
Business Advantage for NH Steel Fabricators
NH's School Voucher Program is 5,000% over budget
Marathon Week in the NH House
In another marathon House session, we were able to vote to provide dental benefits to Medicaid recipients and take another look at the congressional redistricting map.. However, the majority and its contigent of “free-staters” managed to block essential legislation that Granite Staters deserve and expect.
PFAS Exposure in Private Residential Drinking Water Wells Near Pease
In my role as a member of the Pease Restoration Advisory Board, I’m charged with relaying information to the public about the Air Force usage of fire fighting foams and the resulting PFAS chemicals that were released into the ground water/drinking water on the former Air Force base and surroundiing communities. This is a report and summary of the USAF findings from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Division of Community Health Investigations.
Governor's State of the State 2022
The governor’s State of the State Address was delivered to the NH House on February 17, 2022 and I believe that Granite Stater’s are deserving of more than a mere campaign speech. While listening to his comments, I felt there were many statements that needed more explanation and clarification. The following are a few of the thoughts and concerns I would like to see more fully addressed.