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A RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT"LOCAL AID RESOLUTION" CURRENTLY UNDERCONSIDERATION BY THE
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
(SPONSORED BY COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS)
WHEREAS, Representative Nicholas A. Boldyga filed a resolution on March 10, 2011 regarding Local Aid;
and
WHEREAS,the Bill is indented to Establish minimum levels of Chapter 70 and unrestricted aid equal to
proposed amounts in the Governor's FY12 budget; and
WHEREAS, cities and towns are struggling thru these difficult fiscal times; and
WHEREAS, the Bill would provided for flexibility during budget debates so that the Legislature might
further increase local aid appropriations; and
WHEREAS the bill would provide for predictability for municipalities who are already constructing their
budgets; and
WHEREAS the Resolution under consideration by the Legislature has received bipartisan support; and
WHEREAS the Resolution has been referred to the House Committee on Rules; and
WHEREAS it is in the best interest of the Town of Agawam that the Bill be approved and made law;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE AGAWAM TOWN COUNCIL that the Agawam City Council
shows support for the Bill; and
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED to urge Senator James Welch and Representative Nicholas Boldyga, and C)
Governor Deval Patrick to work in support of the Bill,
DATED THIS DAY OF 2011. 3;w
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PER ORD E G M CITY COUNCIL
Uyef-T�i A AWA
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A RO ED AS FORM AND LEGALITY
7T 06v-rc-1. (
Vincent F. Gioscia, City Solicitor
SCR-1 1-06
RESOLUTION
SUPPORT OF "LOCAL AID RESOLUTION" CURRENTLY UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THE
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
(co-sponsored by Richard Cohen & Anthony Bonavita)
WHEREAS, Representative Nicholas A. Boldyga filed a resolution on March 10, 2011, regarding Local Aid,
and
WHEREAS, this Resolution is intended to "Establish a i-ninimurn level of Chapter 70 and Unrestricted Local
Aid equal to the amount proposed by the Governor for FY'l 2", and
WHEREAS, cities and towns are struggling through difficult fiscal times, and
WHEREAS, the Resolution would provide for flexibility during budget debates so that the Legislature may
further increase local aid appropriations, and
WHEREAS, the Resolution would provide for predictability for municipalities, which are already constructing
their budgets, and
WI JERE-AS, the Resolution under consideration by the Legislature has received bipartisan support, and
WHEREAS, the Resolution has been referred to the House Committee an Rules, and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the Agawam Public Schools that the Resolution be approved and rnade
law.
NOW, therefore, be it resolved that the Agawam School Committee shows support for the proposed legislation,
and
Be it further resolved, that the Agawam School Committee urges Senator James Welch, Representative
Nicholas Boldyga, and Govemor Deval Patrick to work in support of this Resolution.
Mary A. Czajkowski, Ed.D. Superintendent Date
SCHOOL COMMITTEE ACTION
yeas nays
Dated this day of . 2011.
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor/Chairperson Agawam School Committee
From: Neale, Andrea (HOU) [mailto:Andrea.Neale@rnahouse.gov] On Behalf Of Boldyga, Nicholas -
Rep(HOU)
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 1:29 PM
To: Neale, Andrea (HOU)
Subject: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: REPRESENTATIVE BOLDYGA OFFERS LOCAL AID RESOLUTION
Importance: High
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Nicholas A.Boldyga COMMITTEES:
State Representative
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Financial Services
House of Representatives Public Safety & Homeland
State House,Room 167 Security
Boston, MA 02133 Higher Education
(617)722-28 10
3/14/2011
rOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Andrea Neale
March 10, 2011 (617) 722-2810 Ext. 8258
REPRESENTATIVE BOLDYGA OFFERS LOCAL AID RESOLUTION
Resolution Receives Biportisan Support
BOSTON—Representative Nicholas A. Boldyga(R-Southwick)today announced that he,along
with the entire Republican caucus,offered a Local Aid Resolution during the House's full formal
session,
In an email distributed to House colleagues, House Minority Leader Bradley 11.Jones, Jr.,who
drafted the resolution, said,"As our cities and towns continue to develop their local budgets during
these very tough times they need certzinty and reliable information more than ever. It is important
that we,as legislators,provide some predictability for our districts."
The resolution proposes the following:
Establish a minimum level of Chapter 70 and Unrestricted Local Aid equal the amount
proposed by the Governor for F Y'12
ne minimum Chapter 70 appropriation must equal $3.99 billion for FY'l 2; and
The minimum Unrestricted Local Aid appropriation must equal $899 million,
Establish a minimum level of funding for each of the following accounts
to equal the amount proposed by the Governor for FY'i 2
a. Reimbursement to Cities in Lieu of Taxes-$25.3 million
b. Rcgi,onal School Transportation-$40.5 million
C. Special Education Residential Schools- $213 miilion
"Our cities and towns are struggling.This would have, at the very least,given them a baseline to
begin their budgeting process. Additional uncertainty is an added burden they do not need. It is
disappointing that my colleagues across the aisle refused to openly debate the issue and take a step
toward helping our communities,"stated Representative Boldyga of the resolution.
This resolution would provide among other things, flexibility during budget debate so that the
Legislature might further increase local aid appropriations from an established floor. It also provides
predictability for municipalities who are already constructing their budgets. With one single
objection,the res6lution was referred to the House Committee on Rules without any opportunity for
debate.
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9'own of Agawam
Nayor Richard-A. Cohen
36 -Main Street, AgawaM NA oiooi 1eC (413) 786-0400 - Fax: (413) 786-9927
March 17, 2011
Dear Community Leaders;
We are writing to you, asking that you please support the resolution sponsored by, 3ro Hampden
District State Representative Nicholas A. Boldyge-47t.regards to Chapter 70 and unrestricted Local
Aid to all communities in the CoTi
The resolution establishes.a, u layel-'Of Chapter-MOZAd4i"n.est'' ted Local Aid equal to the
amount proposed by the rnorfoY'PY!'2 �vith minimum Ch.VyweFAWNPPropriations equaling
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$3.99 billion and the rpf,Z40 Unrestricted Local Aid Approp iafi ual $8.99 million.
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appropriations for,F m u nfito cittes in lied'of tzixesjegior�al s=rMs ortation and
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special educationiresi 11sq, I
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elected bodies a�jt, Ian
Please find the citb ecdl Aga%6rh dity C'O'U-P
resolutions in
support of Repre On ati L IAVI� 'M 04§�Aed Kjbe ess release
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issued by Mr. Boldyffla!'*
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Cities and Towns are4 cin
Thank you for yoursup
Sincer Y. TED
Richard A.Cohen, Mayor
George Bitzas, City Councilor
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Anthony Bonavitdf Vice-Chair School Committee
Cc:Agawam City Council
Agawam School Committee
MAYORAL ACTION
Received this _d.yof 2011 from Council Clerk.
Signed by Council President this day of Oj 2011.
APPROVAL OF LEGISLATION
By the powers vested in me pursuant to Article 3, Section 3-6 of the Aga harter, as
hereby approve the passage of the above legislation on tf. day of
12011.
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor
DISAPPROVAL OF LEGISLATION
By the powers vested in me pursuant to Article 3, Section 3-6 of the Agawam Charter, as
amended, I hereby veto the passage of the above legislation on this day of
2011 for the following reason(s):
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor
RETURN OF LEGISLATION TO COUNCIL CLERK
Returned to Council Clerk this dayof_04�1 ) ' 2011.
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: FULL COUNCIL
FROM: COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS
SUBJECT: TR-2011-21
DATE: 3/17/2011
Please see the attached resolution regarding Senator Boldyga's Local Aid
Resolution. I believe this resolution will help every community in the
Commonwealth during the budgetary process.
It's important that community leaders sponsor similar resolutions of support
through it elected bodies as it has a significant impact on our constituents.
Communities must work together to support this resolution for the benefit of
their residents as out cities and towns are facing very difficult econorruic times.
Therefore the attached letter and resolution has been sent to the surrounding
communities for similar action.
If you have any ques6ons, please feel free to contact me. Thank you.
T'own of-Agawam
Nayor Richard-A. Cohen
36 Nain Street, Agawam, NA wooi - '118C (413) 786-0400� - Fax: (413) 786-9927
March 17, 2011 C�
Dear Community Leaders;
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District State Representative Nicholas A BoJdyga-"-+-re43Qrds.to Chapter 70 and unrestricted Lgal _Z-7c
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support of Repre4enkati y t 'Ag
issued by Mr. Bolb
is re t Ph ir residents as our
Communities must W al IAAiO
Cities and Towns are\f c-n d n`6 im"i
Thank you for your supp
Sincer ly,
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor
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Cc: Agawam City Council
Agawam School Committee
TR-2011-d,l
A RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT"LOCAL AID RESOLUTION" CURRENTLY UNDERCONSIDERATION BY THE
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
(SPONSORED BY COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS)
WHEREAS, Representative Nicholas A. Boldyga filed a resolution on March 10, 2011 regarding Local Aid;
and
WHEREAS, the Bill is indented to Establish minimum levels of Chapter 70 and unrestricted aid equal to
proposed amounts in the Governor's FY12 budget; and
WHEREAS, cities and towns are struggling thru these difficult fiscal times; and
WHEREAS,the Bill would provided for flexibility during budget debates so that the Legislature might
further increase local aid appropriations, and
WHEREAS the bill would provide for predictability for municipalities who are already constructing their
budgets; and
WHEREAS the Resolution under consideration by the Legislature has received bipartisan support; and
WHEREAS the Resolution has been referred to the House Committee on Rules;and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the Town of Agawam that the Bill be approved and made law;
NOW THEREFORE,;BE IT RESOLVED BY THE AGAWAM TOWN COUNCIL that the Agawam City Council
shows support for the Bill; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED to urge Senator James Welch and Representative Nicholas Boldyga , and
Governor Deval Patrick to work in support of the Bill.
DATED THIS DAY OF 2011.
PER ORDER OF THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
Donald M. Rheault, President
4ARO ED tASFORM AND LEGALITY
�incent F. G—ioscia, City Solicitor
SCR-11-06
RESOLUTION
SUPPORT OF "LOCAL AID RESOLUTION" CURRENTLY UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THE
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
(co-sponsored by Richard Cohen & Anthony Bonavita)
WHEREAS, Representative Nicholas A. Boldyga Filed a resolution on March 10, 2011, regarding Local Aid,
and
WHEREAS, this Resolution is intended to "Establish a minimum level of Chapter 70 and Unrestricted Local
Aid equal to the am ount proposed by the Governor for FY'l 2", and
WHEREAS, cities and towns are struggling through difficult fiscal times. and
WHEREAS, the Resolution would provide for flexibifity during budget debates so that the Legislature may
further increase local aid appropriations, and
WHEREAS, the Resolution would provide for predictability for municipalities, which are already constructing
their budgets, and
WHEREAS, the Resolution under consideration by the Legislature has received bipartisan support, and
WHEREAS, the Resolution has been referred to the House Committee on Rules, and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the Agawam Public Schools that the Resolution be approved and made
law.
NOW, therefore., be it resolved that the Agawam School Committee shows support for the proposed legislation,
and
Be It further resolved, that the Agawam School Committee urges Senator James Welch, Representative
Nicholas Boldyga, and Govemor Deval Patrick to work in support of this Resolution.
Mary A. Czaikowski, Ed.D. Superintendent Date
SCHOOL COMMITTEE ACTION
yeas nays
Dated this day of
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor/Chairperson Agawam School Commiiiee
From: Neale, Andrea (HOU) [mailto:Andrea.Neale@mahouse.gov] On Behalf Of Boldyga, Nicholas -
Rep (HOU)
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 1:29 PM
To: Neale, Andrea (HOU)
Subject: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: REPRESENTATIVE BOLDYGA OFFERS LOCAL AID RESOLUTION
Importance: High
Pllrlw" Hampden
Nicholas A.Boldyga COMMIT7EES:
State Representative
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Financial Services
House of Representatives Public Safety & Homeland
State House,Room 167
Security
Boston,MA 02133
Higher Education
(617)722-2810
3/14/20) )
rOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact., Andrea Neale
March 10, 2011 (617) 722-28 10 Ext. 8258
REPRESENTATIVE BOLDYGA OFFERS LOCAL AID RESOLUTION
Resolution Receives Bipartisan Support
BOSTON— Representative Nicholas A, Boldyga(R-Southwick)today announced that he, along
with the entire Republican caucus,offered a Local Aid Resolution during the House's full formal
session.
In an email distributed to House colleagues, House Minority Leader Bradley 11.Jones, Jr,,who
drafted the resolution,said,"As our cities and towns continue to develop their local budgets during
these very tough,itimes they need certainty and reliable information more than ever. It is important
that we,as legislators, provide some predictability for our districts."
The resolution proposes the following.
Establish a minimum level of Chapter 70 and Unrestricted Local Aid equal the amount
proposed by the Governor for FY'l 2
The minimum Chapter 70-appropriation must equal S3.99 billion for F)"12;and
The minimum Unrestricted Local Aid appropriation must equal $899 million.
Establish a minimum level of funding for each of the following accounts
to equal the amount proposed by the Govemor for FYA 2
a. Reimbursement to Cities in Lieu ofTaxcs-$25.3 million
b. Regional School Transportation -S40.5 million
c. Special Education Residential Schools- $213 million
"Our cities and towns are struggling.This would have, at the very least, given them a baseline to
begin their budgetin, process, Additional uncertainty is an added burden the
L y do riot need.I i is
disappointing that �nv colleagues across the aisle refused to openly debate the issue and take a step
toward helping our communities,"stated Representative Boldyga of the resolution.
This resolution would provide among other things., flexibility during budget debate so that the
Legislature might further increase local aid appropriations from an established floor- It also provides
predictability for municipalities who are already constructing their budgets. With one single
objection,the resolution was referred to the House Committee on Rules without any opportunity for
debate.
#49
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T'own of Agawam
J.4ayor Richard-A. Cohen
36 Nain Street, AgawaM NA Ojool - 7eC (413) 786-0400 - Fax: (413) 786-9927
March 17, 2011
Dear Community Leaders;
We are writing to you, asking that you please support the resolution sponsored by, 3 rd Hampden
District State Representative Nicholas_��BoJgrga-in-ragards to Chapter 70 and unrestricted Local
Aid to all communities in the Com ti
A
The resolution establishes e _9a thcted Local Aid equal to the
amount proposed by the.. r rJarl�Y1`2_.�vith minimum -4p%r ' "ppropriations equaling
�mTus, ual $8.99 million.
$3.99 billion and the restricted Local Aid Appropriati
This bi-partisan res hs'hes a minimum level of.funddl�nb,.. k in the
appropriations for r bur kbtitids in lieu of tixesjegiohia scho nsportation and
special education( i e �S.l t.
It is important th�jvr hi I A",iponsor sirmpi -ce t' through its
I ,%in- .�SUIPR
1.0S, -6n s
elected bodies a�� t Oatt
ip resolutions in
Please find the atta e Agawam ity oun 11 .&.
support of Repr4ekafi 'SLtocalA�Oj e, 'sed ess release
issued by Mr. Sol
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a P Amth is lution ft ir residents as our
Communities must W. re t o
Cities and Towns a44 c'n 6m
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Thank you for your su
Sincer ly,
Richard A. Cohen, Mayor
George Bitzas, City Councilor
Anthony BonavVit , 'Vice-Chair School Committee I
�OXYWKA
Cc:Agawam City Council
Agawam School Committee
TR-2011-al
A RESOLUTION TO SUPPORT"LOCAL AID RESOLUTION" CURRENTLY UNDERCONSIDERATION BY THE
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
(SPONSORED BY COUNCILOR GEORGE BITZAS)
WHEREAS, Representative Nicholas A. Boldyga filed a resolution on March 10, 2011 regarding Local Aid;
and
WHEREAS, the Bill is indented to Establish minimum levels of Chapter 70 and unrestricted aid equal to
proposed amounts in the Governors FY12 budget; and
WHEREAS, cities and towns are struggling thru these difficult fiscal times; and
WHEREAS,the Bill would provided for flexibility during budget debates so that the Legislature might
further increase local aid appropriations; and
WHEREAS the bill would provide for predictability for municipalities who are already constructing their
budgets; and
WHEREAS the Resolution under consideration by the Legislature has received bipartisan support; and
WHEREAS the Resolution has been referred to the House Committee on Rules; and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the Town of Agawam that the Bill be approved and made law;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE AGAWAM TOWN COUNCIL that the Agawam City Council
shows support for the Bill; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED to urge SenatorJames Welch and Representative Nicholas Boldyga, and
Governor Deval Patrick to work in support of the Bill.
DATED THIS DAY OF 2011.
PER ORDER OF THE AGAWAM CITY COUNCIL
Donaldd M. Rhea It, President
A RO ED ASP- FORM AND LEGALITY
�incent F. Gioscia, City Solicit6r
j
SCR-11-06
RESOLUTION
SUPPORT OF "LOCAL AID RESOLUT'iON" CURRENTLY UNDER CONSIDERATION BY THE
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
(co-sponsored by Richard Cohen & Anthony Bonavita)
WHEREAS, Representative Nicholas A. Boldyga filed a resolution on March 10, 2011, regarding Local Aid,
and
WHEREAS, this Resolution is intended to "Establish a minimum level of Chapter 70 and Unrestricted Local
Aid equal to the amount proposed by the Governor for FY'l 2", and
WHEREAS, cities and towns are struggling through difficult fiscal tirnes. and
WHEREAS, the Resolution would provide for flexibility during budget debates so that the Legislature maN
further increase local aid appropriations.. and
WHEREAS, the Resolution would provide for predictability for municipalities, which are already constructing
their budgets, and
WHEREAS. the Resolution under consideration by the Legislature has received bipartisan support, and
WHERE-AS. the Resolution has been referred to the House Committee on Rules. and
WHEREAS. it is in the best interest of the Agawam Public Schools that the Resolution be approved and made
law.
N 0 W, therefore, be it resolved that the Agawam School Committee shows support for the proposed legislation,
and
Be it further resolved, that the Agawam School Committee ur ges Senator James Welch, Representative
Nicholas Boldy-a, and Governor Deval Patrick to work in support of this Resolution.
Mary A. Czajkowski, Ed.D. Superintendent Date
SCHOOL COMMITTEE ACTION
yeas nays
Dated this day of
Richard A. Cohen, Mayo r/C hai rperson Agawam School Committee
From: Neale, Andrea (HOU) [mailto:Andrea.Neale@mahouse.gov] On Behalf Of Boldyga, Nicholas -
Rep (HOU)
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 1:29 PM
To: Neale, Andrea (HOU)
Subject: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: REPRESENTATIVE BOLDYGA OFFERS LOCAL AID RESOLUTION
Importance, High
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Nicholas A. ol ga COMMITTEES:
State Representative
Commonwealth ofMassachusetis Financial Services
House of Representatives Public Safely& Homeland
State House, Room 167 Security
Boston,MA 02133
Higher Education
(617)722-2810
3/14/2011
rOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Andrea Neale
March 10, 2011 (617) 722-2810 Ext. 8258
REPRESENTATrVE BOLDYGA OFFERS LOCAL AID RESOLUTION
Resolution Receives Bipartisan Support
BOSTON—Representative Nicholas A. Boldyga(R-Southwick) today announced that he,along
with the entire Republican caucus,offered a Local Aid Resolution during the House's full formal
session,
In an email distributed to I-louse colleagues, House Minority Leader Bradley 1-1. Jones, Jr., who
drafted the resolution,said,"As our cities and towns continue to develop their local budgets during
these very tough times they need certainty and reliable information more than ever. It is important
that we, as legislators,provide some predictability for our districts."
The resolution proposes the following:
Establish a mini mum level of Chapter 70 and Unrestricted Local Aid equal the amount
proposed by the Governor for FY'I 2
The minimum Chapter 70 appropriation must equal $3.99 billion for FY'I 2; and
The minimum Unrestricted Local Aid appropriation must equal S899 million.
Establish a minimum level of funding for each of the following accounts
to equal the amount proposed by the Govemor for FY*12
a. Reimbursement to Cities in Lieu of Taxes-$25.3 million
b. Regional School Transportation-$40.5 million
c. Special Education Residential Schools- S213 million
"Our cities and towns are struggling. This would have,at the very least,given them a baseline to
begin their budgeting process.Additional uncertainty is an added burden they do not need. It is
disappointing that my colleagues across the aisle refused to openly debate the issue and take a step
toward helping our communities,"stated Representative Boldyga of the resolution.
This resolution would provide among other things, flexibility during budget debate so that the
Legislature might further increase local aid appropriations from an established floor. It also provides
predictability for municipalities who are already constructing their budgets. With one single
objection,the resolution was referred to the House Committee on Rules without any opportunity for
debate,
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barbara bard
From: Neale, Andrea (HOU) [Andrea.Neale@mahouse.gov) on behalf of Boldyga. Nicholas- Rep (HOU)
[Nicholas.Boldyga@mahouse.gov]
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2011 3:07 PM
To: barbara bard
Subject: Public Service Hearing on Municipal Health Reform
Importance: High
Nicholas A. Boldyga COMMITTEES:
State Representative
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Financial Services
House of Representatives Public Safety & Homeland Security
State House,Room 167 Higher Education
Boston,MA 02133
(617)722-2810
March 4, 2011
Barbara Bard
Agawam City Council
36 Main Street
Agawam, MA 01001
RE: Public Hearing on Municipal Health Reform
Dear Barbara Bard:
We received noti ce this morning that House Chairman John W. Scibak and Senate
Chairwoman Katherine Clark of The Joint Committee on Public Service will hold
a public hearing on Tuesday, March 8 at 10:00 am in the Gardner Auditorium
to hear testimony regarding Municipal Health Reform.
I am reaching out to inform you of the meeting and let you know you have the
option of attending the hearing and testifying before the Committee should you so
desire.
I hope you will consider making the trip to the State House next Tuesday. Please
let me know if you will be making the trip. I would like the opportunity to meet
with you after the hearing'has concluded.
Sincerely,
3/7/2011
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NICHOLAS BOLI)YGA
State Representative
Proudly Serving Agawam, Granville, Russell and Southwick
3,d District of Hampden
3/7/2011