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Missouri Rep. Paul Fitzwater (R)

144th district

Email Address: paul.fitzwater@house.mo.gov

Phone: (573) 751-2112

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

Rep. Paul Fitzwater, a Republican, represents Iron County and parts of Washington, Wayne and Reynolds Counties (District 144) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2010.
In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Fitzwater is a retired school teacher and coach.
He has been honored on a number of occasions as Coach of the Year while coaching high school track and field. Rep. Fitzwater also worked as a high school and college basketball referee. He also owns and operates Fitzwater and Son Concrete.
Rep. Fitzwater attends First Baptist Church. He is a member of the National Rifle Association.
Rep. Fitzwater is a graduate of Potosi High School. He received his B.A. in Education from Tarkio College in 1981.
Born March 5, 1959 in Potosi, Rep. Fitzwater currently resides there with his wife, Sandy. They have four children, Phoebe, Phillip, Katherine and Kelsey.

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MO - HB413 Extends the provisions regarding the tax credit for a Missouri wood energy producer and limits the total amount of tax credits to $4.5 million in any fiscal year

MO - HB637 Establishes minimum salary requirements for all corrections officers and supervisors

MO - HB326 Changes the penalty for the crime of sexual misconduct to a class D felony if the crime is committed while the person is incarcerated within a Department of Corrections' facility

MO - HJR9 Proposes a constitutional amendment changing the composition of the State Board of Education

MO - HB971 Revises the definition of "local log truck" and "local log tractor"

MO - HB635 Changes the age requirement for first time offenders to enter correctional treatment programs and repeals provisions regarding records and reports concerning offenders under 17 years of age

MO - HB636 Requires any state employee to receive a salary increase equal to the increased cost of health insurance premiums from the previous year

MO - HB56 Establishes the Career and Technical Education Student Protection Act and the Career and Technical Education Board to oversee and coordinate career and technical education and student organizations' activities

MO - HB68 Designates the month of November as "Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month" and the last week in October as "Respiratory Syncytial Virus Awareness Week" in Missouri

MO - HB70 Allows a teacher or school administrator to carry a concealed firearm into a higher education institution or elementary or secondary school if he or she has a valid concealed carry endorsement or permit

MO - HB170 Specifies that a federal official must not enforce a federal firearm law when the firearm is manufactured and remains in the state and that any new federal law banning or restricting ownership of a semi-automatic firearm is unenforceable

MO - HB279 Specifies that a recipient of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits who makes an electronic benefit transaction at any casino or gaming establishment will be ineligible for benefits for three years

MO - HB285 Creates the crime of distribution of a controlled substance near a child care facility

MO - HB297 Requires the Department of Social Services to seek a federal waiver to mandate the use of photo identification for continued eligibility in the food stamp program

MO - HB298 Requires an ultrasound to be conducted and reviewed with the pregnant woman prior to the 24-hour waiting period for an abortion

MO - HB303 Makes specified memorial bridge and highway designations

MO - HB305 Extends the expiration date of specified provisions in the Open Meetings and Records Law, commonly known as the Sunshine Law

MO - HB313 Removes certain dates from the retirement allowances of public school and education employees' retirement systems

MO - HB314 Changes the laws regarding collaborative practice arrangements and advanced practice registered nurses

MO - HB321 Changes the laws regarding the Second Injury Fund

MO - HB334 Exempts farm work performed by children under 16 years of age from certain child labor requirements

MO - HB343 Changes the laws regarding public assistance benefits

MO - HB386 Establishes the Abortion Ban for Sex Selection and Genetic Abnormalities Act of 2013 to prohibit an abortion solely due to the sex of the unborn child or a genetic abnormality diagnosis

MO - HB398 Allows an electrical corporation to file a petition with the Missouri Public Service Commission to recover specified infrastructure replacement costs

MO - HB400 Establishes requirements for the administration of RU-486 or any other abortion-inducing drug or chemical

MO - HB405 Changes the laws regarding the management and maintenance of museum donations and collections

MO - HB408 Requires the Governor to maintain and regularly update a listing of appointees to state boards, commissions, committees, and councils including residences, races, genders, and term expiration dates

MO - HB412 Increases the maximum amount of certificates of guaranty that the Missouri Agricultural and Small Business Development Authority may issue on a loan for livestock feed and crop input

MO - HB433 Prohibits the Department of Health and Senior Services from inspecting meat processors for criteria already under inspection by the Department of Agriculture or under federal inspection

MO - HB438 Allows certain out-of-state colleges and universities to authorize the use of their official school emblems on special license plates.

MO - HB451 Authorizes a county to amend its budget twice during a fiscal year when there are certain specified circumstances

MO - HB452 Changes the laws regarding prevailing wages on public works projects

MO - HB453 Changes the laws regarding prevailing wages on public works projects

MO - HB457 Specifies that anyone providing medical services cannot be required to perform or participate in activities that violate his or her conscience or principles

MO - HB464 Changes the laws regarding sheriffs

MO - HB472 Increases membership of the Highways and Transportation Commission to seven commissioners and requires new appointees to be residents of different Department of Transportation geographic districts

MO - HB528 Establishes the Advisory Council on the Education of Gifted and Talented Children and requires the State Board of Education to designate a staff person in charge of gifted and talented education

MO - HB542 Changes the laws regarding agriculture

MO - HB552 Requires political subdivisions receiving more than 20% of their annual general operating revenues from traffic fines on state highways to send the revenues in excess of the threshold to the state school system

MO - HB555 Exempts motorcyclists 21 years of age and older from wearing a helmet when operating a motorcycle or motortricycle and allows a temporary motorcycle instruction permit holder to renew the permit two additional times

MO - HB571 Establishes Nathan's Law that changes the laws regarding licensing requirements for child-care facilities

MO - HB572 Revises the definintion of "child-care worker" as it relates to the Family Care Safety Act and requires child-care workers to submit to fingerprinting for comparison by the Federal Bureau of Investigation

MO - HB577 Allows certain law enforcement agencies to access electronic monitoring information regarding sexually violent predators

MO - HB616 Prohibits the State Board of Education from adopting and implementing the standards for public schools developed by the Common Core Standards Initiative

MO - HB653 Changes the laws regarding emergency communications services

MO - HB678 Allows fee offices to collect a $2 fee on any electronic transmission reception

MO - HB732 Prohibits any health care professional, except a mental health professional, from inquiring of a patient whether the patient has a firearm in his or her home or on his or her property

MO - HB749 Changes the laws regarding landlord-tenant actions

MO - HB762 Establishes the Missouri Electrical Industry Licensing Board to regulate and license electrical contractors

MO - HB768 Requires election authorities to make available at least one electronic voting machine for blind or visually impaired voters at state and local elections in order to comply with federal law

MO - HB785 Changes the laws regarding the confiscation of animals

MO - HB787 Prohibits the Department of Revenue from retaining copies of source documents used to obtain driver's licenses and nondriver's licenses

MO - HB799 Creates the crime of sexual exploitation by a clergyperson

MO - HB804 Increases membership of the Highways and Transportation Commission to seven commissioners and requires new appointees to be residents of different Department of Transportation geographic districts

MO - HB811 Changes the goal that 3% of government contracts be awarded to service-disabled veteran businesses to 4% and appropriates $100,000 to veteran organizations

MO - HB814 Allows the Secretary of State to enter into an agreement with a nonprofit organization to print and distribute the Official State Manual

MO - HB817 Specifes that beginning in fiscal year 2015, moneys to be deposited into the Missouri Revolving Information Technology Trust Fund must be collected by the Office of Administration for actual costs incurred

MO - HB818 Prohibits a state agency or department from constructing, enabling, maintaining, participating in, or developing a database of the number or type of firearms, ammunition, or accessories that an individual possesses

MO - HB821 Changes the laws regarding elementary and secondary education

MO - HB827 Authorizes a tax exemption for certain materials used or consumed in certain business processes

MO - HB830 Changes the laws regarding criminal offenders participating in the Department of Corrections' 120-day programs and sexual offender assessment programs

MO - HB840 Requires the Department of Revenue to indemnify local fee offices if, during the course of its official duties and pursuant to state law or regulations, the fee office is sued

MO - HB857 Creates the Show Me Heroes Education Fund dedicated to assist military personnel with tuition assistance

MO - HJR14 Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing the General Assembly to issue bonds to fund higher education improvements, construction, landscaping, land or building purchases, and transportation infrastructure

MO - HJR19 Proposes a constitutional amendment specifying that each citizen has an inherent liberty that includes being able to make decisions regarding lawful health care related services or products

MO - HJR23 Proposes a constitutional amendment imposing an 1% temporary, 10-year increase in the state sales and use tax to be used for transportation projects

MO - HJR27 Proposes a constitutional amendment protecting a citizen's right to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife and the use of traditional devices and methods to exercise the right

MO - HCR8 A resolution against the adoption of a United Nations Arms Trade Treaty

MO - HCR17 Urges the federal government to continue to reimburse states for a portion of the state's Medicaid DSH expenditures

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