Weather Slows Work At Alabama Legislature
Weather affected work of Alabama legislators this week as ice and snow caused gridlock in cities across the state.
The Alabama House of Representatives did not have quorum on Tuesday or Wednesday. The House did reach quorum on Thursday and worked a short calendar.
The State Senate was in session Tuesday and Thursday. Members focused on passing non-controversial, bipartisan bills before adjourning for the week.
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*SB 255 and HB 95 are proposed constitutional amendments and do not require the governor's signature. Once passed by the Legislature, the people will vote on the initiative.
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Propane Supply Concerns Remain For Poultry Farmers
Alabama poultry farmers still have major concerns about receiving the propane necessary to keep birds warm, even as temperatures are expected to rise into the 60s this weekend.
The Alabama Farmers Federation continues to work with elected officials and representatives from the propane and poultry industries to connect growers with suppliers.
Click here for the latest story on the situation.
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The Senate reconvenes at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 4, for the 10th day of the 30-day regular session.
The House reconvenes at 1 p.m. |
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