State Programs / Agency Contacts
Navigating the myriad state agencies and government contacts can be a daunting task without a good guide. If you are looking for assistance or have general questions about a particular state program, please contact my office. You can also check the list of state agencies and what they have to offer by visiting this directory.
Blue Books / How a Bill Becomes a Law
State of Wisconsin Blue Books and the How a Bill Becomes a Law resource packet are available both through my office and the Assembly Chief Clerk's website. If you are interested in either of these items, please contact my office with your name and address or call my office to request one. A PDF copy of How a Bill Becomes a Law is available here.
Legislative Citations and Plaques
An official citation from the state legislature is a great way to recognize an outstanding achievement. The legislature regularly issues citations honoring people who have become Eagle Scouts, retired after a long career, served in the Armed Forces, and other notable accomplishments. Please contact my office to request a citation.
Travel Wisconsin Guides / State Maps
If you are looking to travel around our state in search of recreation, natural beauty, fine art, good restaurants, or state history, my office has a number of resources available to make planning your trip easier. You may also request these items directly from the Travel Wisconsin website. Additionally, if you're looking for a large laminated state highway map, please contact my office and we can fulfill that request.
Flag Requests
The Assembly Chief Clerk's office has both American and Wisconsin flags available. You may also choose to have the flag flown over the state capitol on behalf of someone and/or a special occasion. Flags flown over the capitol include a certificate of recognition. Please contact my office to receive a flag.
Capitol Tours
There are free tours available in the state capitol year round, seven days a week. From Monday through Saturday, the tours depart from the Information Desk on the ground floor of the capitol rotunda at 9:00, 10:00, 11:00am, and 1:00, 2:00, and 3:00pm. Sunday tours are available at 1:00, 2:00 and 3:00pm. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day an additional 4:00pm tour is offered every day. During the summer the sixth floor museum and observation deck are open to the public. To learn more about arranging a tour of the capitol, please visit the capitol tours web page. For groups of ten or more, please call (608) 266-0382 to reserve your tour, or complete the online reservation form you will find on the web page.
Internship Opportunities
If you are a college student or high school graduate an internship with the Wisconsin State Assembly can be a rewarding experience. I encourage you to visit this website to learn more. For a chance to be considered for a legislative internship please apply here.