Middlesex / Worcester District of Massachusetts
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FAQ’s: Frequently Asked Questions Does Senator Resor have any District Offices? What are Senator Resor's office hours? Can you tell me more about the Senator’s cable program? What is the best way to contact the Senator? What towns are in Senator Resor’s district? If I live in a dually represented town (Sudbury or Northborough) how do I know who my Senator is? I live in the Senator’s district, who are my other representatives? What committees does Senator Resor serve on? Yes, Senator Resor has an office in the City of Marlborough on Main Street in the Walker Building, Room 106. She recently opened a ssecond office in Shirley with Representative Jamie Eldridge at 5 Lancaster Drive in Shirley at the old Muncipal Building. Parking is available at the rear of the building.
Senator Resor is at the Marlborough office most Fridays and is generally available then. In addition, the Senator has regular office hours in each community. Look for these office hours advertised in local newspapers. Regardless, Pam is always happy to make an appointment to meet with constituents anywhere in the district. To set up an appointment contact Kathy Logue by phone: 617.722.1120 or by email: klogue@senate.state.ma.us Once a month, the Senator has a discussion program on local television. The show is aired throughout the district at various times and these are listed below:
Call, write or email. If you would like a response, please be sure to include your name, email, address and phone number. Acton, Ayer, Boxborough, Harvard, Hudson, Littleton, Marlborough, Maynard, Northborough, Shirley, Southborough, Stow, Sudbury, Westborough In Sudbury, Senator Resor represents Precincts 2, 3 and 5 while Senator Fargo represents Precincts 1 and 4. In Northborough, Senator Resor represents Precinct 3 while Senator Chandler represents Precinct 1 and 2. However, Senator Resor does work in collaboration with the other Senator on behalf of the entire community. Senator Resor’s district is represented in part by 10 different Representatives. Click on the link to your community’s homepage to find out who your State Representative is. She is Chair of the Natural Resources Committee, and is on the Committee on Ways & Means, the Energy Committee and the Committee on Education, Arts & Humanities. She is also Vice Chair of the Ethics Committee. All committees have a House and a Senate Chair. Together they schedule hearings on legislation and set the agenda for the matters the committee will consider.All joint committees have a House and Senate chair. Together they are responsible for setting the agenda on all matters the committee will consider and holding public hearings. It is also thier duty to report on all legislative matters refered to them by the legislature. You can view a list of the 21 joint committees in the legislature and the matters in front of them at http://www.state.ma.us/legis/commenu.htm What do I do if my question is not here? For questions or comments, please fill out the form below: |
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