SENATE OFFICERS. Index Page PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE Bill L. Cadman, District 12 P.O. Box 76588, Colorado Springs 80970
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1 PESIENT OF THE SENATE Bill L. Cadman, istrict 12 P.O. Box 76588, Colorado Springs PESIENT pro tem Ellen S. oberts, istrict 6 P.O. Box 3373, urango MAJOITY LEAE Mark Scheffel, istrict Summit idge Place, Parker ASSISTANT MAJOITY LEAE Kevin Lundberg, istrict 15 P.O. Box 378, Berthoud Index Page 1357 SENATE OFFICES MAJOITY CAUCUS CHAI Vicki Marble, istrict South Lemay, Suite A3, PMB #385, Ft. Collins MAJOITY WHIP andy Baumgardner, istrict East Colfax, MINOITY LEAE Morgan Carroll, istrict Ouray Street, Aurora ASSISTANT MINOITY LEAE ollie Heath, istrict Vassar rive, Boulder MINOITY CAUCUS CHAI Jessie Ulibarri, istrict 21 Westminster MINOITY WHIP Matt Jones, istrict 17 P.O. Box , Louisville SECETAY OF THE SENATE Cindi L. Markwell Claude Court, Unit 117, Northglenn 80241
2 Index Page 1359 MEMBES OF THE SENATE SENATO IST COUNTIES PTY OCCUPATION AESS AGUILA, Irene 32 enver Physician 3071 S. Irving St. enver BALME, avid 27 Arapahoe Brownfield edevelopment 6043 South Eagle Street Centennial BAUMGANE, andy L. 8 Garfield; Grand; Jackson; Moffat; io Blanco; outt; Summit ancher 200 East Colfax CAMAN, Bill L. 12 El Paso Business Owner/ Marketing PO Box Colorado Springs CAOLL, Morgan 29 Arapahoe Attorney, Author 1165 Ouray St Aurora COOKE, John 13 Weld etired Sheriff PO Box Greeley COWE, Larry 35 Alamosa; Baca; Bent; Conejos; Costilla; Crowley; Custer; Huerfano; Kiowa; Las Animas; Mineral; Otero; Prowers; Pueblo; io Grande; Saguache ONOVAN, Kerry 5 Chaffee; elta; Eagle; Gunnison; Hinsdale; Lake; Pitkin State Senator Alamosa Legislator PO Box 118 Wolcott GACIA, Leroy M. 3 Pueblo 200 East Colfax GANTHAM, Kevin 2 Clear Creek; El Paso; Fremont; Park; Teller Certified General Appraiser 318 W. Circle r. Canon City GUZMAN, Lucia 34 Adams; enver Senator, istrict Hooker Street enver HEATH, ollie 18 Boulder State Senator 2455 Vassar r. Boulder HILL, Owen 10 El Paso Non-Profit 2803 Pennsylvania Avenue Colorado Springs HOGE, Mary 25 Adams Property Management 447 Poplar Circle Brighton HOLBET, Chris 30 ouglas Consultant 200 East Colfax
3 Page 1360 Index SENATO IST COUNTIES PTY OCCUPATION AESS JAHN, Cheri 20 Jefferson Small Business Owner JOHNSTON, Michael 33 enver Education Nonprofit Consultant 200 East Colfax PO Box enver JONES, Matt 17 Boulder Legislator PO Box Louisville KEFALAS, John 14 Larimer Legislator 604 Sycamore Street Fort Collins KE, Andy 22 Jefferson Teacher 200 East Colfax LAMBET, Kent. 9 El Paso Colonel, USAF (etired) 990 Point of the Pines rive Colorado Springs LUNBEG, Kevin 15 Larimer Media Production PO Box 378 Berthoud MABLE, Vicki 23 Broomfield; Larimer; Weld MATINEZ HUMENIK, Beth MEIFIEL, Michael Business Owner 749 S. Lemay, Ste. A3, PMB #345, Ft. Collins Adams Educator PO Box Northglenn El Paso etired Teacher 907 N. Sheridan Ave. Colorado Springs NEVILLE, Tim 16 Boulder; enver; Gilpin; Jefferson Insurance Agency Owner NEWELL, Linda 26 Arapahoe; Jefferson H and Conflict esolution Consultant OBETS, Ellen S. 6 Archuleta;; olores; La Plata; Montezuma; Montrose; Ouray; San Juan; San Miguel 6344 S. Chase St. Littleton PO Box 333 Littleton Legislator PO Box 3373 urango SCHEFFEL, Mark 4 ouglas Attorney S. Parker oad #118 Parker SCOTT, ay 7 Mesa Business Owner 200 East Colfax SONNENBEG, Jerry 1 Cheyenne; Elbert; Kit Carson; Lincoln; Logan; Morgan: Phillips; Sedgwick; Washington; Weld; Yuma Farmer/ancher 4465 C 63 Sterling STEAMAN, Pat 31 Arapahoe; enver Legislator 1257 Corona St enver TO, Nancy 28 Arapahoe etired Teacher E. Harvard r. Aurora ULIBAI, Jessie 21 Adams Consultant Westminster WOOS, Laura J. 19 Jefferson Senator PO Box Arvada 80006
4 Index Page 1361 MEMBESHIP OF THE HOUSE EPESENTATIVE IST COUNTIES PTY OCCUPATION AESS ANT, Jeni James 53 Larimer Legislator 1603 W. Mulberry St. Fort Collins BECKE, Jon 65 Cheyenne; Kit Carson; Logan; Morgan; Phillips; Sedgwick; Yuma BECKE, KC 13 Boulder, Clear Creek, Gilpin, Grand, Jackson, BOWN, J. Paul 59 Archuleta; Gunnison; Hinsdale; La Plata; Ouray; San Juan Telecom Executive 200 East Colfax Attorney 990 7th St. Boulder ancher PO Box 178 Ignacio BUCK, Perry 49 Larimer; Weld Event Planning PO Box 508 Windsor BUCKNE, John W. 40 Arapahoe etired Educator PO Box Aurora CAVE, Terri 20 El Paso Legislator 200 East Colfax CONTI, Kathleen 38 Arapahoe Legislator 200 East Colfax COAM, on 58 olores; Montezuma; Montrose; San Miguel ancher/mining Ogden d Montrose COUT, Lois 6 enver Community College Instructor/Legislator 780 Elizabeth St enver ANIELSON, Jessie 24 Jefferson Legislator 200 East Colfax ELGOSSO, Brian 51 Larimer Small Business Owner 1437 N enver Ave #281 Loveland OE, Timothy 64 Baca; Bent; Crowley; Elbert; Kiowa; Las Animas; Lincoln; Prowers; Washington Attorney PO Box 668 Elizabeth UAN, Crisanta 5 enver Attorney 200 East Colfax ESGA, aneya 46 Pueblo Legislator 200 East Colfax
5 Page 1362 Index EPESENTATIVE IST COUNTIES PTY OCCUPATION AESS EVEETT, Justin 22 Jefferson Mediator/Arbitrator 200 East Colfax FIELS, honda 42 Arapahoe Legislator 200 East Colfax FOOTE, Mike 12 Boulder Attorney PO Box 469 Lafayette GANETT, Alec 2 enver Legislator 1364 Corona St. enver GINAL, Joann 52 Larimer eproductive Endocrinologist, Ph HAMNE, Millie 61 elta; Gunnison; Lake; Pitkin; Summit HULLINGHOST, ickey Lee etired Superintendent of Schools 10 Boulder etired Government Affairs HUMPHEY, Stephen 48 Weld Therapist and Marriage Counselor 200 East Colfax PO Box 1304 Frisco PO Box 88 Niwot East Colfax JOSHI, Janak 16 El Paso etired Physician PO Box Colorado Springs KAGAN, aniel 3 Arapahoe Legislator 200 East Colfax KEYSE, Jon 25 Jefferson Attorney 200 East Colfax KLINGENSCHMITT, Gordon 15 El Paso Legislator 200 East Colfax KAFT-THAP, Tracy 29 Jefferson Small Business W 84 th Pl Arvada LANGAF, Lois 21 El Paso Legislator 200 East Colfax LAWENCE, Polly 39 ouglas; Teller Construction 200 East Colfax LEBSOCK, Steve 34 Adams Legislator 200 East Colfax LEE, Pete E 18 El Paso Legislator 1600 W Cheyenne d Colorado Springs LONTINE, Susan 1 enver; Jefferson Legislator PO Box enver LUNEEN, Paul 19 El Paso Entreprenuer 200 East Colfax McCANN, Elizabeth Beth 8 enver Legislator 650 etroit St enver MELTON, Jovan 41 Arapahoe Consultant PO Box Aurora MITSCH BUSH, iane 26 Eagle; outt etired College Professor PO Box Steamboat Springs MOENO, ominick 32 Adams Legislator 200 East Colfax
6 Index Page 1363 EPESENTATIVE IST COUNTIES PTY OCCUPATION AESS NAVAO, Clarice 47 Fremont; Otero; Pueblo Small Business Owner 200 East Colfax NEVILLE, Patrick 45 ouglas Business Owner PO Box 929 Frankton NOBEG, an 14 El Paso Legislator 200 East Colfax PABON, an 4 enver Engineer 200 East Colfax PETTESEN, Brittany 28 Jefferson Legislator 200 East Colfax PIMAVEA, ianne 33 Boulder; Broomfield; Weld etired 200 East Colfax PIOLA, Kevin 56 Adams; Arapahoe Small Business Owner Ursula St Henderson ANKIN, Bob 57 Garfield; Moffat; io Blanco Legislator PO Box 1858 Carbondale ANSOM, Kim 44 ouglas Legislator 200 East Colfax OSENTHAL, Paul 9 Arapahoe; enver Teacher 200 East Colfax OUPE, Catherine "Kit" 17 El Paso Small Business, Land Use Planner 200 East Colfax YEN, Su 36 Arapahoe Legislator E. Kentucky Ave. Aurora SAINE, Lori 63 Weld Sales irector PO Box 57 Firestone SALAZA, Joseph A. 31 Adams Civil ights Attorney/Professor 200 East Colfax SIAS, Lang 27 Jefferson Commercial Pilot 200 East Colfax SINGE, Jonathan 11 Boulder Social Worker 200 East Colfax TATE, Jack 37 Arapahoe Small Business Owner E. Aberdeen Ave. Centennial THULOW, an 55 Mesa Business Owner 200 East Colfax TYLE, Max 23 Jefferson Legislator 200 East Colfax VAN WINKLE, Kevin 43 ouglas Small Business Owner 200 East Colfax VIGIL, Edward 62 Alamosa; Conejos; Costilla; Huerfano; Mineral; Pueblo; io Grande; Saguache Small Business Owner PO Box 642 Alamosa 81101
7 Page 1364 Index EPESENTATIVE IST COUNTIES PTY OCCUPATION AESS WILLETT, Yuelin 54 elta; Mesa Attorney 200 East Colfax WILLIAMS, Angela 7 enver Self-Employed PO Box enver WILSON, James Jim 60 Chaffee; Custer; Fremont; Park etired 200 East Colfax WINHOLZ, JoAnn 30 Adams Business Owner 200 East Colfax WINTE, Faith 35 Adams Non-profit irector 200 East Colfax YOUNG, ave 50 Weld College Instructor PO Box 58 Greeley 80632
8 Index Page SENATE COMMITTEES OF EFEENCE AGICULTUE, NATUAL ESOUCES, & ENEGY 9 members: Senators Sonnenberg, Chair; oberts, Vice-Chair; Baumgardner, Cooke, onovan, Garcia, Hodge, Jones, Scott. APPOPIATIONS 7 members: Senators Grantham, Chair; Lambert, Vice-Chair; Heath, Hodge, Sonnenberg, Steadman, Woods. BUSINESS, LABO, & TECHNOLOGY 9 members: Senators Balmer, Chair; Holbert, Vice-Chair; Aguilar, Baumgardner, Heath, Jahn, Neville, Newell, Woods. EUCATION 9 members: Senators Hill, Chair; Marble, Vice-Chair, Holbert, Johnston, Kerr, Merrifield, Neville, Todd, Woods. FINANCE 5 members: Senators Neville, Chair; Hill, Vice-Chair; Holbert, Johnston, Kerr. HEALTH & HUMAN SEVICES 5 members: Senators Lundberg, Chair; Crowder, Vice-Chair; Aguilar, Martinez Humenik, Newell. JUICIAY 5 members: Senators oberts, Chair; Lundberg, Vice-Chair; Cooke, Guzman, Merrifield. LOCAL GOVENMENT 7 members: Senators Marble, Chair; Balmer, Vice-Chair; Crowder, onovan, Kefalas, Martinez Humenik, Ulibarri. STATE, VETEANS, & MILITAY AFFAIS 5 members: Senators Scott, Chair; Sonnenberg, Vice-Chair; Hill, Jones, Ulibarri. TANSPOTATION 5 members: Senators Baumgardner, Chair; Scott, Vice-Chair; Cooke, Garcia, Todd. SENATE SEVICES 3 members: Senators Cadman, Chair; Scheffel, Vice-Chair; Carroll.
9 Page 1366 Index JOINT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES CAPITAL EVELOPMENT Senate members: Senators Baumgardner, Vice-Chair; Kefalas, Sonnenberg. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Senate members: Senators Cadman, Chair; Carroll, Scheffel. JOINT BUGET Senate members: Senators Lambert, Chair; Grantham, Steadman. LEGISLATIVE AUIT Senate members: Senators Guzman, Chair; Holbert, Jahn, Neville. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Senate members: Senators Cadman, Chair; Carroll, Heath, Jones, Lundberg, Marble, oberts, Scheffel, Ulibarri. LEGAL SEVICES Senate members: Senators Scheffel, Chair; Johnston, oberts, Scott, Steadman.
10 Index Page 1367 SENATOS' COMMITTEE MEMBESHIP Aguilar, Irene; istrict 32; Member: Business, Labor, & Technology; Health & Human Services. Balmer, avid; istrict 27; Chair: Business, Labor, & Technology; Vice-Chair: Local Government. Baumgardner, andy L.; istrict 8; Majority Whip; Chair: Transportation; Vice-Chair: Capital evelopment; Member: Agriculture, Natural esources, & Energy; Business, Labor, & Technology. Cadman, Bill; istrict 12; President of the Senate; Chair: Executive Committee of the Legislative Council; Legislative Council; Senate Services. Carroll, Morgan; istrict 29; Minority Leader; Member: Executive Committee of the Legislative Council; Legislative Council; Senate Services. Cooke, John; istrict 13; Member: Agriculture, Natural esources, & Energy; Judiciary; Transportation. Crowder, Larry; istrict 35; Vice-Chair: Health & Human Services; Member: Local Government. onovan, Kerry; istrict 5; Member: Agriculture, Natural esources, & Energy; Local Government. Garcia, Leroy M.; istrict 3; Member: Agriculture, Natural esources, & Energy; Transportation. Grantham, Kevin; istrict 2; Chair: Appropriations; Member: Joint Budget Committee. Guzman, Lucia; istrict 34; Chair: Legislative Audit; Member: Judiciary. Heath, ollie; istrict 18; Assistant Minority Leader; Member: Appropriations; Business, Labor, & Technology; Legislative Council. Hill, Owen; istrict 10; Chair: Education; Vice-Chair: Finance; Member: State, Veterans, & Military Affairs. Hodge, Mary; istrict 25; Member: Agriculture, Natural esources, & Energy; Appropriations. Holbert, Chris; istrict 30; Vice-Chair: Business, Labor, & Technology; Member: Education; Finance; Legislative Audit. Jahn, Cheri: istrict 20; Member: Business, Labor, & Technology; Legislative Audit. Johnston, Michael; istrict 33; Member: Education; Finance; Legal Services. Jones, Matt; istrict 17; Minority Whip; Member: Agriculture, Natural esources, & Energy; Legislative Council; State, Veterans, & Military Affairs. Kefalas, John; istrict 14; Member: Capital evelopment; Local Government. Kerr, Andy; istrict 22; Member: Education; Finance. Lambert, Kent.; istrict 9; Chair: Joint Budget Committee; Legislative Emergency Preparedness, esponse, and ecovery Committee; Vice-Chair: Appropriations. Lundberg, Kevin; istrict 15; Assistant Majority Leader; Chair: Health & Human Services; Vice-Chair: Judiciary; Member: Legislative Council.
11 Page 1368 Index Marble, Vicki; istrict 23; Majority Caucus Chair; Chair: Local Government; Vice-Chair: Education; Member: Legislative Council. Martinez Humenik, Beth; istrict 24; Member: Health & Human Services; Joint Technology Committee; Local Government. Merrifield, Michael; istrict 11; Member: Education; Judiciary. Neville, Tim; istrict 19; Chair: Finance; Joint Technology Committee; Member: Business, Labor, & Technology; Education; Legislative Audit. Newell, Linda; istrict 26; Member: Business, Labor, & Technology; Health & Human Services; Joint Technology Committee. oberts, Ellen S.; istrict 6; President Pro Tempore; Chair: Judiciary; Vice-Chair: Agriculture, Natural esources & Energy; Member: Legal Services; Legislative Council. Scheffel, Mark; istrict 4; Majority Leader; Chair: Legal Services; Vice-Chair: Senate Services; Member: Executive Committee of the Legislative Council; Legislative Council. Scott, ay; istrict 7; Chair: State, Veterans, & Military Affairs; Vice-Chair: Transportation; Member: Agriculture, Natural esources, & Energy; Legal Services. Sonnenberg, Jerry; istrict 1; Chair: Agriculture, Natural esources, & Energy; Vice-Chair: State, Veterans, & Military Affairs; Member: Appropriations; Capital evelopment. Steadman, Pat; istrict 31; Member: Appropriations; Joint Budget Committee; Legal Services. Todd, Nancy; istrict 28; Member: Education; Transportation. Ulibarri, Jessie; istrict 21; Minority Caucus Chair; Member: Legislative Council; Local Government; State, Veterans, & Military Affairs. Woods, Laura J.; istrict 19; Member: Appropriations; Business, Labor, & Technology; Education.
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