E-Updates

Under Wisconsin’s campaign laws, all legislative offices that are up for re-election are prohibited from sending mass communications from the legislative office after June 1^st of that year.

With that said, this will be my last e-update until after Election Day in November. As always, my staff and I will still be available to assist anyone who needs help or has concerns related to state government.

For over a decade, Wisconsin Republicans have prioritized giving more money back to the hardworking people of our state. Since 2011, tax cuts enacted by the Legislature have totaled over $31 billion. That’s an accomplishment I’m proud to be a part of – because it’s your money and you know how to spend it better than the government. When it’s broken down to a personal level, these cuts will save Wisconsin families an average of $1,707 this year.

Although the Assembly has adjourned for this legislative session, the Joint Committee on Finance (JFC) continues to meet. We met on Tuesday to release funding for several programs that were funded through the budget and bills that were passed and signed earlier this session.

This coming Tuesday, April 2^nd, is Spring Election Day. Don't forget to make a plan to vote if you haven't already! You can check MyVote.wi.gov for your correct polling place and to preview your ballot. 

Yesterday, a bill I authored with Sen. Rob Cowles (R-Green Bay) was signed into law as 2023 Act 106.

Act 106 allows for infiltration and inflow reduction efforts to be funded under the Clean Water Fund Program (CWFP), a state financing program that offers below-market interest rates to municipal utilities.