Senator Sandy Crawford's Capitol Report for the Week of Feb. 16, 2026

Thursday, February 19, 2026

    Feb. 19, 2026

More of my legislative priorities are moving forward this session. On Thursday, Feb. 19, the Missouri Senate passed Senate Bills 835 & 1111 and sent it to the Missouri House of Representatives for similar consideration. This legislation would update provisions relating to bankruptcy and garnishments.

 

Senate Bill 1423 would modify provisions relating to physician licensure. This bill was heard by the Missouri Senate Emerging Issues and Professional Registration Committee on Tuesday, Feb. 17.

 

Senate Bill 1573 would modify provisions relating to certain children leaving foster care or the custody of the state. My proposal was heard by the Missouri Senate Families, Seniors and Health Committee on Wednesday, Feb. 18.





 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.

 

This week’s visitors to the Capitol

Recovery Lighthouse and Katy Trail Community Health,
 Sedalia, with Sen. Crawford

 

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City of Nevada
 Representative Dane Diehl, Vernon County Presiding
 Commissioner Jon Wilson, Mayor Carol Branham,
 Sen. Crawford, City Manager Gary Edwards, City Clerk
 Cindy Dye and Asst. Manager Mary Wilson

 

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Pleasant Hope High School FBLA
 Ryddik Scritchfield, Conner Wilkinson, Katie Vest, Sen.
 Crawford, Victoria Dejeu, Tanner Horvath, Kaiden Dawson,
 and FBLA Advisor & PHR6 Superintendent Shaundra Ingram

 

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Pettis County Commissioner Israel Baeza and Sen. Crawford

 

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Ryan Melton with Community Support Services,
 serving Cedar, Vernon and Hickory Counties, and Sen.
 Crawford 

 

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Bolivar Mayor Mike Stephens, Sen. Crawford, Rep.
 Chris Warwick, Bolivar City Administrator Thomas Relford
 and Morrisville Mayor Dustin Kessler

 

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County Collectors
 Amy Faulkner, Dallas County; Rachel Boyce, Polk County;
 Beth Wulff, Maries County; Karen Stokes, Hickory County;
 Sen. Crawford, Josh Speakman, Stoddard County;
 Rick Watson, Henry County; Phil Rogers, Andrew County;
 and David Brodersen, Benton County

 

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Osage Beach City Administrator Devin Lake, Sedalia
4th Ward Councilwoman Rhiannon Foster and Sen. Crawford

 

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Buffalo Ward 2 Alderman Eric Kirchberg shadowed Sen.
 Crawford for a day.