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- Impressed panel OKs teen's search-and-rescue bill 12:34pm Apr 27
- No Climate Tax 11:04am Apr 27|3 Comments
- Legislative Update for April 6, 2009: These bills need to be stopped 10:38am Apr 6|4 Comments
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- End-of-Session Town Hall meeting
El Paso County Republican Headquarters
Saturday, May 9 at 9:30pm - Combined Town Hall Meeting
Mountain Springs Church
Saturday, February 14 at 9:30am
Colorado State Representative Amy Stephens Thanks to all of you for a great (and difficult) 2009 session. I am now in the midst of preparing for 2010 session. Am currently on the Early Childhood Commission and School Finance Interim committee which meets tomorrow at 9am at the capitol.
Colorado State Representative Amy Stephens
Please be my guest at our upcoming Town Hall Meeting this coming Saturday, May 9, 2009 at the new El Paso County Republican Headquarters starting at 9:30am and ending around 11:30am. We will discuss the wins and losses this legislative session and the state of our economy and unemployment. You will hear from Senator... Dave Schultheis, Rep. Kent Lambert and myself.
Refreshments will be provided and I hope to see you there. THANK YOU for your support this session - our district has been tremendous at staying involved in the issues!
Sincerely,
Representative Amy Stephens
House District 20 - Northern El Paso County
Come Join Representative Amy Stephens at a Town Hall with Sen. Dave Schultheis and Rep. Kent Lambert
Time:9:30PM Saturday, May 9th
Location:El Paso County Republican Headquarters
By Lynn Bartels The Denver Post Posted: 03/18/2009 Kristopher Poskey chats Tuesday with state Rep. Amy Stephens, R- Monument, before he speaks to the House Agriculture Committee about his search-and-rescue bill...
An organization named Americans for Prosperity is asking legislators to oppose using climate change legislation as an excuse to increase taxes and expand the size of government. I coudn't agree more. I encourage you oppose this type of legislation as well...
With less than 35 days to go in this legislative session, we have school finance, state budget, and a plethora of bills to get through. We need your voice now more than ever telling lawmakers and our Governor what you think...
Denver, CO - March 30, 2009 - Union backed Democratic legislators on the House Education Committee recently killed a bill I sponsored with Senator Ted Harvey to force financial transparency on Colorado's school districts...
Denver, CO - March 16, 2009 - The Colorado Supreme Court decided today in a 6 to 1 ruling that Governor Ritter's illegal property tax hike did NOT violate the state constitution...
Lawmakers in Denver are facing a groundswell of grassroots support for Sen. Ted Harvey's SB 57, which would put Colorado public schools' expenditures online in a searchable format easily accessible to the taxpayers who foot the bill...
Just a note to all of you that the school transparency bill will be heard in the Education Committee on March 19th. If you support SB 57, please come to the committee hearing to let your views be heard...
Greetings House District 20! Three weeks into session and we are off and running! This session I was re-elected to leadership as Caucus Chair of the Republican Minority Caucus...
Republican push for transparency, accountability in school spending is resurrected, passed by Senate Friday, 13 February 2009 A GOP bill that requires fiscal transparency by school districts--and was effectively gutted in committee last month--was restored to its full strength by the...
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