Legislative Offices in United States

Wm Auto Service

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Anchorage Civic Orchestra

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Central Florida Kennel Club

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East Providence Recreation Ctr

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Essex County Board Of County Commissioners

The Essex County Board of County Commissioners consists of 9 members and is the legislative body of Essex County government and is charged with matters of oversight regarding the budget, shared services, and other affairs under the county’s auspices.

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Taunton Rental

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Town Of Almira

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Tuscola Township Hall

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Town Of Paradise

The Town of Paradise is a community of residents in the beautiful Sierra Nevada foothills about 15 miles east of Chico and 80 miles north of Sacramento. Since 2018, Paradise has been recovering and rebuilding after experiencing the 2018 Camp Fire. Founded in November 1979, the Town is a full-service municipality offering police protection; fire prevention, suppression and medical aid; community development, planning and building safety; public works, capital improvements, and street maintenance; and housing and business development programs. The Town is run through a council-manager form of city government. The Paradise Town Council is the chief policy making body for the Town. The Council is comprised of five members elected at large by the community to four-year staggered terms of office. The Town Manager leads staff in executing the vision and priorities established by the Town Council.

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Arkansas House Of Representatives

The Arkansas House of Representatives is one of the two chambers of the legislative branch of Arkansas state government. Combined, the two bodies form the Arkansas General Assembly, which convenes in Regular Session in every odd-numbered year, and in Fiscal Session in every even-numbered year. The House of Representatives consists of 100 Members elected from 100 districts, which are apportioned across Arkansas.

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Kansas Legislative Division Of Post Audit

We are the non-partisan audit arm of the Kansas Legislature. We have been informing policy makers through our accurate and unbiased audit reports since 1971.

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Rapoza Associates

RAPOZA ASSOCIATES is a lobbying and government relations firm specializing in federal community development policy. Our clients work to build stronger communities across the nation – and we support their work by providing them a range of key services, including representation before Congress and federal agencies and consultation on federal policy and programs. We have more than 30 years of experience in legislative strategy, public policy analysis and action-oriented research. In addition to providing legislative and policy guidance, we assist our clients in preparing proposals and writing applications for federal tax credit and grant programs. We also assist them by closely monitoring key agencies and legislative initiatives and alerting clients when opportunities arise to better serve their communities. We see ourselves as partners in community development, fully committed to our clients’ goals – including job creation, transportation, youth services, provision of social services, development of clean energy and environmental enhancement strategies, community economic development, construction and rehabilitation of affordable housing, rural development, support for community entrepreneurs and small businesses, and initiatives to strengthen and sustain community infrastructure. The firm is incorporated in the District of Columbia and its offices are located in downtown Washington

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Office Of Senator Ryan T. Mcdougle

Ryan McDougle was elected to serve in the Virginia State Senate on January 3, 2006 in a Special Election where he captured 80% of the vote. He now represents Caroline, Essex, Hanover, King William, King and Queen, Middlesex, and Spotsylvania Counties. McDougle previously served in the Virginia House of Delegates from 2002 to 2005. Senator McDougle now sits on the Senate Transportation; Courts of Justice; Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources; and Rehabilitation and Social Services Committees. He also serves on several commissions and councils including the Virginia Council on Indians, the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program, the Advisory Council on Career and Technical Education, and the Joint Subcommittee to study the Virginia Public Records Act. McDougle is also a member of the Attorney General’s Anti-Gang Task Force and sits on the Supreme Court’s Committee on District Courts. Formerly, he served on the Joint Subcommittee to study the effectiveness and costs of the Guardian ad Litem Program.

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Bartholomew County Council

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Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne

Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne proudly represents the 24th Congressional District of Texas, which includes portions of Dallas and Tarrant counties. Cities partially or wholly included in the 24th District include: Addison, Bedford, Carrollton, Colleyville, Coppell, Dallas, Euless, Farmers Branch, Flower Mound, Fort Worth, Grapevine, Haltom City, Hurst, Irving, Keller, Lewisville, North Richland Hills, Richardson, Roanoke, Southlake, Trophy Club, Watauga, and Westlake. The DFW International Airport, of which Beth is former board member, is centrally located in the heart of the district. Now in her 2nd term, Beth serves on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee which is responsible for initiating tax and financial policies. She is focused on delivering solutions to help individuals keep more of what they earn, businesses to expand operations and compete in globally competitive markets. Beth also serves as Chairman of the House Small Business Subcommittee on Oversight where she concentrates on policies to encourage workforce development, labor participation, and reviews Administration actions directly related to the health and well-being of small businesses. Previously, Beth served as Regional Administrator for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Mayor of Irving, Irving City Council Member, and a businesswoman. Under Secretary Ben Carson, Beth oversaw HUD programs and operations in the Region’s five states, where she worked on many of the Trump Administration’s proudest economic successes and led HUD’s disaster recovery efforts after Hurricane Harvey. Under her leadership, the City of Irving had unprecedented economic growth and development, adding jobs and an estimated $3 billion in new developments while also being named the fifth safest city in America. After graduating magna cum laude from Cornell, Beth moved back to Irving, Texas. She is the proud mother to Katie and Pearce.

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Senategop

The Senate Republican Conference is the organization of Republican members in the U.S. Senate. The Conference, chaired by Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, helps senators communicate their priorities directly to the American people through a wide variety of communications resources, including television, radio, web technology, social media, and graphic design, among others resources. Through these tools, the Republican Conference is able to aggressively communicate a positive vision for America's future.

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Us Senator Tom Udall

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Gsa Federal Credit Union

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Massachusetts House Of Representatives

The Massachusetts House of Representatives is comprised of 160 members, each representing a district of approximately people. As required by the Massachusetts Constitution, the House may not adjourn itself for more than two days, meeting year-round in either formal or informal session to consider legislation. The Massachusetts House of Representatives is led by the Speaker of the House who is elected by the members of the body at the beginning of each two-year legislative session.

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Montana Legislature

The Montana Legislative Branch is one of the 3 branches of state government in Montana. The Legislature is the branch of state government responsible for making the laws needed to maintain public order and ensure the basic security of state. The executive implements the laws passed by the Legislature, and the judiciary interprets the laws and settles any differences of opinion about what they mean and how they should be applied. The organization consists of 5 entities: Legislative Audit Division, Legislative Fiscal Division, Legislative Services Division, House, and Senate. The first 3 divisions have permanent staff that work year round, The House and Senate have staff that come in only for 4 months every other year since the Montana legislature is a part time citizen legislature.

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New Jersey Senate

The New Jersey Senate is the powerful upper chamber of the state's legislature responsible for lawmaking, special investigations, and the approval of executive and judicial appointments. The President of the Senate is Sen. Stephen M. Sweeney, a Democrat who represents the 3rd Legislative District (Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland Counties). The Majority Leader of the New Jersey Senate is Senator Loretta Weinberg, also a Democrat who represents the 37th Legislative District (Bergen County).

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New Jersey General Assembly

The New Jersey General Assembly is the lower house of the New Jersey Legislature.

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Essex County Board Of County Commissioners

The Essex County Board of County Commissioners consists of 9 members and is the legislative body of Essex County government and is charged with matters of oversight regarding the budget, shared services, and other affairs under the county’s auspices.

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Park Forest Care Center

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