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Missouri Rep. Shawn Rhoads (R)

154th district

Email Address: shawn.rhoads@house.mo.gov

Phone: (573) 751-1455

Office Address:
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 403-B
Jefferson City, MO

Rep. Shawn Rhoads, a Republican, represents the majority of Howell County (District 154). He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2012.
In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Rhoads was a Detective with the West Plain Police Department. As a Detective, he worked as a liaison between the West Plains R-7 school system, the Juvenile Office, Division of Family Services and the police department. During this time, he organized the Shop with a Cop program, served as a member of the HAZMAT team, and was instrumental in the formation of the Child Advocacy Center here in Howell County.
In 2007, Rep. Rhoads was elected to the West Plains R-7 School board. He and his family has been active in coaching mighty mite football, little league baseball, organizing a USAV junior volleyball club and being a host family for the Grizzly volleyball program. He is a member of the Church of Christ in West Plains.
A 1995 graduate of West Plains High School, Rep. Rhoads attended the Missouri Sheriff’s Academy and graduated as a law enforcement officer in 2000.
Born January 18, 1977, in West Plains, Rep. Rhoads currently lives in West Plains with his wife, Jennifer. They have three children: Katie, Kameren, and Jillian.

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MO - HB812 Adds specified chemical compounds to the list of synthetic cannabinoids included in Schedule I of controlled substances

MO - HB638 Increases penalties for moving violations and traffic offenses occurring within an active emergency zone

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 - 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 - HB321 Changes the laws regarding the Second Injury Fund

MO - HB356 Allows certain licensed beer merchants to sell 32 ounces or more of draft beer to customers in containers filled on the premises for consumption off the premises

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

MO - HB399 Specifies the procedure for the removal of the non-elected chief law enforcement officer of a political subdivision

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

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 - HB424 Changes the laws regarding sheriffs

MO - HB436 Establishes the Second Amendment Preservation Act which rejects all federal acts that infringe on a Missouri citizens' rights under the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution

MO - HB450 Authorizes the issuance of a military medallion, medal, and certificate to certain veterans who served in specified conflicts regardless of whether they are or ever were legal Missouri residents

MO - HB471 Designates the third week of February as "Engineers Awareness Week" in Missouri

MO - HB488 Removes the exception for gross negligence from personal liability for members of the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners for acts committed in the performance of their official duties

MO - HB514 Changes the laws regarding midwifery

MO - HB533 Changes the laws regarding firearms

MO - HB541 Changes the requirements for cases involving juvenile offenders who have been certified as adults and found guilty in a court of general jurisdiction

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 - HB606 Allows for the creation of a low-profit limited liability company in Missouri

MO - HB609 Adds certain licensed emergency medical technicians to the list of individuals who can report anyone diagnosed or assessed with a condition that may prevent the safe operation of a motor vehicle

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 - HB674 Increases the penalties for the offense of failing to yield the right-of-way and the time period that the court may order the suspension of a person's driving privilege for the offense

MO - HB676 Specifies that any refiner purchasing jewelry must keep and retain photographic copies and records of the jewelry and must wait a period of 30 days before refining or selling the jewelry

MO - HB692 Repeals the provisions regarding the prevailing hourly wage requirements and specifies that no person will be paid a prevailing wage with specified exceptions

MO - HB703 Specifies that the Highway Patrol's Motor Vehicle, Aircraft, and Watercraft Revolving Fund include money for the maintenance of State Highway Patrol vehicles, watercraft, and aircraft and be used to pay for the maintenance and fuel costs of the items

MO - HB730 Allows the State Treasurer to use any other method of notification that he or she deems appropriate regarding abandoned property instead of the required publication in a newspaper

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 - HB781 Changes the laws regarding MO HealthNet-funded home- and community-based care

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 - HB826 Requires retail establishments selling potpourri or incense containing a chemical that also serves as a drug substitute to clearly label the product with the potential health effects of the chemical

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 - HB859 Changes the laws regarding concealed carry endorsements, firearms, the Department of Revenue, and school resource officers

MO - HB892 Specifies that any sale of lands under Chapter 92, RSMo, is subject to valid recorded covenants running with the land and valid easements of record or in use

MO - HJR26 Proposes a constitutional amendment specifying that parents have a fundamental right to exercise exclusive control over the care, custody, upbringing, and education of their minor children

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 - HJR30 Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring any law creating a new tax credit or extending an existing tax credit to reduce the allowable amount of other tax credits

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