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Missouri Rep. Jim Neely (R)

8th district

Email Address: jim.neely@house.mo.gov

Phone: (573) 751-0246

Office Address:
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 110-B
Jefferson City, MO

Rep. Jim Neely, a Republican, represents Clinton and Caldwell counties and parts of Clay and Ray (District 8) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2012.
In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Neely is a physician at Cameron Regional Medical Center. He also is a veteran of the United States Army and a member of the American Legion. In addition, Rep. Neely served on the Cameron School Board from 1995 to 2005.
Rep. Neely is a graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia and received his D.O. from the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. He also participated in post-baccalaureate studies at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB).
He currently resides in Cameron with his wife Sandra.

MO - Children and Families (House)

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Vice-chair

MO - Small Business (House)

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Member

MO - Appropriations - Health, Mental Health, and Social Services (House)

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Member

MO - Appropriations - Higher Education (House)

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Member

MO - Task Force for Examining Statewide Medicaid Delivery Models (House)

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MO - HB2708 Requires courts in this state to phase in equipment that allows audio from trials or other court proceedings to be retained for a minimum of one year

MO - HB1551 Allows a court to order each party to a child custody order to provide the court with an annual report specifying whether the party is in compliance with the order and an accounting of child support payments

MO - HB2692 Modifies penalty provisions relating to the offense of criminal nonsupport

MO - HB1550 Specifies that every child custody judgment must include a written statement notifying the parties that if a provision of the judgment is violated, the injured party may file a family access motion

MO - HB2554 Provides that the state shall not require maintenance of licensure or any form of specialty medical board certification to practice medicine and modifies requirements for physicians

MO - HB2540 Establishes a pilot program to transfer the authority to inspect nursing homes from the Department of Health and Senior Services to local health departments

MO - HB2625 Allows for the use of medical marijuana to treat serious conditions

MO - HB1549 Specifies that a parent's obligation to pay child support must terminate when the child turns 18 or graduates from high school unless other circumstances arise that would terminate the obligation

MO - HB1552 Requires the Department of Insurance, Financial Institutions and Professional Registration to develop a standard prior authorization form, which all health carriers shall be required to use

MO - HB2562 Changes the laws regarding the Cancer Information Reporting System

MO - HB1554 Transfers the authority to inspect nursing homes from the Department of Health and Senior Services to local health departments

MO - HB2778 Modifies provisions relating to guardianships within the Probate Code

MO - HB2460 Requires the court to enter written findings of fact and conclusions of law for matter pertaining to child support and child custody

MO - HB1553 Transfers the authority to inspect hotels from the Department of Health and Senior Services to local health departments

MO - HB1372 Specifies that if the Children's Division concludes that a child abuse or neglect hotline report is unsubstantiated, it shall refer the report to the local prosecuting attorney

MO - HB1411 Allows for the slaughter and processing of captive cervids for human consumption at facilities inspected by the USDA or Department of Agriculture

MO - HB1436 Establishes "Toby's Law", which requires any person who has pled guilty to or been found guilty of driving while intoxicated to complete a victim impact program approved by the court

MO - HB1468 Allows any person to carry a concealed firearm anywhere that isn't expressly prohibited by law

MO - HB1505 Limits the out-of-pocket legal expenses for adopting a child to $500

MO - HB1565 Raises the MO HealthNet asset limits for disabled persons

MO - HB1568 Allows physicians to prescribe naloxone to any individual to administer, in good faith, to another individual suffering from an opiate-induced drug overdose

MO - HB1586 Specifies lawful owners of firearms may transport or store the firearms in locked, privately-owned motor vehicles

MO - HB1588 Waives corporate registration report requirements for certain farming corporations

MO - HB1599 Establishes procedures for an adopted person to obtain a copy of his or her original birth certificate

MO - HB1611 Requires school districts to establish comprehensive guidance and counseling programs for students attending school in the district

MO - HB1620 Modifies provisions relating to family law proceedings

MO - HB1658 Establishes the Show-Me Compassionate Medical Education Act

MO - HB1659 Requires MO HealthNet reimbursement for certain services based on the new behavior assessment and intervention codes under the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) coding system

MO - HB1660 Prohibits the use of non-compete clauses in contracts between physicians and nonprofit hospitals

MO - HB1661 Creates provisions relating to homeowners' associations

MO - HB1675 Allows the county commission of noncharter counties to appoint persons to vacated county elected offices.

MO - HB1682 Establishes the Medical Practice Freedom Act which prohibits state licensure of physicians, chiropractors, optometrists, and dentists to be conditioned on participation in any public or private health insurance

MO - HB1690 Requires the Office of Administration to contract for a Government Efficiency and Reform review and analysis of the executive branch of state government

MO - HB1696 Requires the Missouri Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing to provide grants to organizations that provide services to deaf-blind persons

MO - HB1709 Modifies provisions relating to the teacher and school employee retirement systems

MO - HB1713 Requires the Department of Natural Resources to provide information regarding advanced technologies to upgrade existing lagoon-based wastewater systems to meet any new or existing discharge requirements

MO - HB1715 Specifies that bullying an elderly person constitutes elder abuse

MO - HB1716 Changes the laws by adding virtual institutions to the "Access Missouri Financial Assistance Program"

MO - HB1717 Modifies provisions relating to water systems

MO - HB1737 Establishes the Missouri Emergency Road & Bridge Fund

MO - HB1738 Changes the laws regarding water resources

MO - HB1744 Changes provisions relating to the use of force when defending persons

MO - HB1746 Authorizes a tax exemption for firearms and ammunition

MO - HB1757 Modifies provisions relating to community improvement districts

MO - HB1764 Requires a church or other place of worship to provide explicit notice that concealed firearms are not allowed on the property

MO - HB1780 Specifies that school teacher and employee retirement allowances must not exceed 2.55% of the member's final average salary for each year of service if the member's service is 31 years or more

MO - HB1781 Changes the laws regarding feral hogs

MO - HB1786 Prohibits the use of powdered alcohol

MO - HB1816 Adds provisions relating to the Health Care Providers

MO - HB1818 Changes the laws regarding maintenance orders

MO - HB1819 Modifies provisions relating to the use of force and modifies provisions relating to firearms

MO - HB1828 Allows certain persons who have lost the right to possess firearms to have their rights restored under certain circumstances

MO - HB1837 Prohibits two-way telecommunications devices and their component parts in correctional centers and jails

MO - HB1846 Changes the laws regarding resident landowner hunting permits

MO - HB1901 Authorizes a sales tax holiday for a new firearm purchased on the Saturday following July 4th

MO - HB1910 Removes the current ban on carrying concealed firearms in higher education institutions, but allows institutions to ban concealed firearms under certain conditions

MO - HB1927 Establishes the Show Me Rural Jobs Act

MO - HB1928 Creates the "Legislative Task Force on Dyslexia" and requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to employ a dyslexia specialist and develop professional development programs for school staff

MO - HB1938 Allows concealed firearms to be carried on public transportation systems

MO - HB1951 Prohibits private land-use agreements from precluding amateur service communications

MO - HB1959 Adopts an agreement to elect the president by national popular vote

MO - HB1960 Transfers all powers, duties, and functions of the Division of Water Patrol within the State Highway Patrol to the State Water Patrol within the Department of Public Safety

MO - HB1971 Imposes civil penalties for poaching certain animals

MO - HB2029 Changes the laws regarding step therapy for prescription drugs

MO - HB2030 Authorizes a tax deduction equal to fifty percent of the capital gain resulting from the sale of employer securities to a certain Missouri stock ownership plans

MO - HB2038 Allows those licensed by the Department of Agriculture to grow, harvest, and cultivate industrial hemp

MO - HB2055 Changes the laws regarding child custody arrangements

MO - HB2064 Repeals the provisions that allow the use of the death penalty in Missouri

MO - HB2122 Exempts federally licensed firearms dealers who sell or transfer firearms from running a National Instant Criminal Background Check if a valid concealed carry permit is presented

MO - HB2123 Establishes the Missouri Course Access Program

MO - HB2147 Specifies that a responsive pleading must be filed in any motion to modify a child support, spousal maintenance, or child custody judgment

MO - HB2238 Modifies provisions relating to high school equivalency examinations

MO - HB2327 Establishes the Urban Education Institute

MO - HB2412 Changes the laws regarding weight limitations for local log trucks and log truck tractors

MO - HB2417 Authorizes a tax deduction for certain small businesses who hire an individual who is disabled or who was recently discharged from a correctional facility

MO - HB2418 Modifies provisions relating to eminent domain power of utilities

MO - HB2433 Modifies provisions relating to county prosecuting attorneys

MO - HB2483 Changes the laws regarding taxation of feminine hygiene products

MO - HB2492 Allows kinship placements for foster children

MO - HB2495 Modifies provisions relating to ratemaking for public utilities

MO - HB2496 Changes the laws regarding reimbursements for emergency medical transportation under the MO HealthNet program

MO - HB2547 Removes a minor's ability to contract based on implied consent of the parent or guardian for the minor to live independently

MO - HJR54 Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing $50 million in bonds for veterans homes

MO - HJR68 Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing an individual's rights of conscience

MO - HJR70 Proposes a constitutional amendment that would require the department of transportation to meet certain funding requirements before spending state revenues or appropriated moneys

MO - HCR57 Applies to Congress for the calling of a convention to propose certain amendments to the United States Constitution which place limits on the federal government

MO - HCR58 Disapproves the State Tax Commission's proposed regulation to establish agricultural and horticultural land values for 2017 and 2018

MO - HCR64 Applies to Congress for the calling of a convention to propose certain amendments to the United States Constitution which place limits on the federal government

MO - HCR69 Encourages the attorney general to take all necessary legal actions regarding EPA's final Clean Power Plan to prevent unlawful obligations being imposed on states and others

MO - HCR74 Urges the United States government to condemn the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners

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