This week, we saw two important measures move forward in the Missouri Senate. Senate Bill 391 would reform state law regarding agricultural operations. This bill has passed the Senate floor and is now headed to the Missouri House of Representatives for its approval. Also, Senate Bill 224 seeks to modify various Supreme Court rules relating to discovery. This measure has been given preliminary Missouri Senate approval and awaits a final vote before sending it to the Missouri House of Representatives for similar consideration.
The days and hours that make up the 2019 legislative session are starting to dwindle as the pace of session picks up. In the two weeks we have left, we will send a balanced budget to the governor and continue to discuss legislation on the floor of the Missouri Senate. The budget has to be finished by May 10, and the legislative session will conclude exactly one week later.
I am honored to serve as your senator in the Missouri Senate. If, at any time, you have questions, concerns or ideas regarding state government, please feel free to contact me at (573) 751-8793 or Sandy.Crawford@senate.mo.gov.
Agape Boarding School Day at the Capitol, Stockton
Representative Lynch, Pastor Grande, Eric Sheaffer,
Valerie Grande, Kyle Woodward, Sen. Crawford,
David Holder, Rep. Stephens, Rep. Messenger and Tim Martin
Pastors from around the state visit Gov. Parson at the Capitol
Andrew Coblentz (Moberly), Keith Carnahan (St. Roberts),
Bob Reagan (Summersville), Shane Hughes (Strafford),
Boyd Householder (Humansville), Gov. Parson, John Crawford,
Sen. Crawford, Don Ball Jr. (Lebanon),
Nolan Wynn (Holt Summit), Lee Goff (Moberly) and
Caleb Ball (Lebanon)
Senator Crawford presided over the Missouri Senate this week.