Local Meetings
Monday, June 29, 2009 - Legislative Day in Boise - organized by the League of Women Voters of Treasure Valley. Contact Betty Slifer if you are interested in attending.
Bonnie Alexander, Chief Clerk of the Idaho House of Representatives will meet with us in front of the Capitol Annex, 514 W Jefferson Street at 10:30 to cover topics such as
How does a bill get written and introduced?
Who decides where the bill starts?
What process does a bill follow from its introduction to committee and the floor?
What are the roles of representatives in the House and Senate?
What is the advantage of being a registered lobbyist?
Bonnie Alexander, Chief Clerk of the Idaho House of Representatives will meet with us in front of the Capitol Annex, 514 W Jefferson Street at 10:30 to cover topics such as
How does a bill get written and introduced?
Who decides where the bill starts?
What process does a bill follow from its introduction to committee and the floor?
What are the roles of representatives in the House and Senate?
What is the advantage of being a registered lobbyist?
At our annual meeting we need to elect a new president, set a monthly meeting time, have a Treasurer's Report, and discuss our website.
May 28, 2011 - annual meeting. One of our local members who is also on the State Board gave us an explanation of the changes in the organization of the State Board. We voted in some changes in our By-Laws so as to be in alignment with State and National League. We discussed the problem of voters not knowing their district for the school board elections. Future meetings will address healthcare reforms and education reforms.
Annual dues of $60 include membership at the local, state, and national levels.
For other meeting times, contact Betty Slifer 208 -326-5030
.
The League of Women Voters is a non-profit, non-partisan organization.
May 28, 2011 - annual meeting. One of our local members who is also on the State Board gave us an explanation of the changes in the organization of the State Board. We voted in some changes in our By-Laws so as to be in alignment with State and National League. We discussed the problem of voters not knowing their district for the school board elections. Future meetings will address healthcare reforms and education reforms.
Annual dues of $60 include membership at the local, state, and national levels.
For other meeting times, contact Betty Slifer 208 -326-5030
.
The League of Women Voters is a non-profit, non-partisan organization.
