From the Desk of Representative Ed Diehl – End of Session Recap
Jamie and I ended our first short session – what a whirlwind! For a five-week session that is intended to make budget adjustments and minor legislative ‘fixes’, we had much, much more on our plate.
It is an honor to serve House District 17. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to my office with questions or concerns.
And as always, Iââ¦
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