Realtors Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): Legislation or administrative rules that impact the ownership, transfer and use of real property as well as actions that potentially impact real estate licensees.
Batha, Joel
Malkasian, William
Murray, Earl Joseph
Staff, Richard
Theo, Michael
Regional Response Team Network, Wisconsin
Subject(s): All matters relating to the operation of regional hazardous materials response teams authorized under Chapter
166. Wis. Stats. This Inc.ludes but is not limited to: areas involving the shipping, handling and storage of hazardous materials and response to same. Health and safety of community and responders. Training of responders. Hazmat training, emergency response and Hazmat team funding.
Meyer, Jayne
Restaurant Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): We are interested in insuring that no new taxes are created nor old ones Inc.reased to pay for property tax relief. We will work to see that the state budget for tourism promotion is at least sustained at its current level. We will work to limit new mandates on employers in the areas of employee benefits or health insurance. We will work to protect small businesses from harmful effects of utility deregulation.
Goldman, Robert
Lump, Edward
Parr, Gail
Retail Lumber Assn., Inc., Wisconsin
Subject(s): Any and all legislation or administrative rules which would affect small business especially retail operations.
Coenen, Thomas
Swandby, Janet
Retired Educators Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): WREA will monitor legislation that affects the Wisconsin Retirement system and will oppose changes that negatively impact annuitants. In addition, the Association will monitor legislation affecting the elderly and intergenerational issues. WREA will monitor legislation to promote and improve public education and to promote equal educational opportunities.
Elmer, Jane
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Reynolds Tobacco Company, R.J.
Subject(s): Legislation impacting R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company.
Vaughan, Michael
Right to Life, Inc., Wisconsin
Subject(s): Legislation dealing with public funding of abortion, expansion or encouragement of abortion or euthanasia, or legalization of abortifacients (RU486 et al) for testing; issues affecting our organization or which would undercut current legislation regarding abortion or euthanasia. Legislation encouraging and streamlining adoption.
Armacost, Susan
Barber, Philip
Klaver, Mary
Lyons, Barbara
Rime Management Group, Inc.
Subject(s): Real estate development, gaming issues.
Peshek, Peter
Peterson, Craig
Ulijasz, Pamela
Road Builders Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): Highway and transportation legislation, Inc.luding programs, financing and regulations. Environmental legislation impacting transportation use and/or construction, Inc.luding land use, contamination remediation, run-off, air and water quality. Labor, unemployment compensation and worker compensation issues, such as prevailing wage.
Petersen, Eric
Walker, Thomas
Willder, Robert
Wimmer, Jr, James
Robert W Baird and Co. Inc.
Subject(s): Any matter affecting the company in any way by any state agency or the legislature.
Broydrick, William
Petersen, Eric
Wimmer, Jr, James
Rock Bottom Restaurants, Inc.
Subject(s): Statutes and rules that affect a brew pub to brew on premises.
Broydrick, William
Rural Water Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): Represent the interests of public water supply and wastewater utilities on issues such as water quality regulations, operation and maintenance requirements, funding sources, source water protection, billing and water rate setting. Involved in seeking state funding from state budget through state agencies.
Blomberg, Ken
Selchert, Robert
Rural Wisconsin Health Cooperative
Subject(s): Anything that affects rural health.
Size, Timothy
School Administrators, Assn. of Wisconsin
Subject(s): The Assn. will primarily attempt to influence legislation and administrative rules governing public PK-12 education. They will also attemp to influence legislation and administrative rules involving telecommunications, food and drugs, child welfare, social services, taxation, trust funds, and transportation issues that pertain to PK-12 education.
Laatsch, Timothy
Lynch, James M
School Boards, Inc., Wisconsin Assn. of
Subject(s): This Wisconsin Association of School Boards seeks to have input on legislation that impacts on the educational programs of school districts, and any legislation that would impact on their operation. With respect to operations, this could Inc.lude employment, insurance, taxation, election, technology licensing, transportation and other areas of legislation that have not been identified.
Brown, Senn
Cole, Ken
Cosh, William
Rewey, Pamela
Sowinski, Mary
School Business Officials, Wisconsin Assn. of
Subject(s): The WASBO will primarily attempt to influence legislation and administrative rules governing K-12 education. Telecommunications, food and drugs, child welfare, social services, taxation, trust funds and transportation are other areas of interest.
Lynch, James M
School District Administrators, Wisconsin Assn. of
Subject(s): Education, food and drugs, insurance, social services, taxation, trust funds, transportation, Dept. of Employe Trust Funds, DPI, VTAE and labor. The above items only as they pertain to K-12 education.
Lynch, James M
Turner, Miles
School Nurses of Wisconsin
Subject(s): We work on matters involving the health of students in the schools, and on regulatory matters.
Buckley, James
School Psychologists Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): We deal with mental health matters involving our work with students in the schools, and with regulatory matters involving licensure and also work on state budget matters.
Buckley, James
School Social Workers Assn., Wisconsin
Subject(s): We deal with mental health matters involving students in the schools and with regulatory matters involving licensure and on state abudget matters.
Buckley, James
Scientific Games, Inc.
Subject(s): Lottery legislation.
Tenuta, James
Scrap Recycling Industries, Wisconsin Chapter, Institute of
Subject(s): All matters that pertain to regulation of the environment, recycling and solid waste.