Red Flag Laws - February Town Hall with Kootenai County Legislators
Do you support Representative Zito's bill?
Do you support red flag laws?
What do you think of the Mayor of Sandpoint trying to make his city a gun free zone?
Steve Vick, Mary Souza, Jim Addis, and Vito Barbieri responded.
Inattentive Driving Bill - February Town Hall with Kootenai County Legislators
Where do you stand on the bill that would ban inattentive driving?
Steve Vick, Don Cheatham, Mary Souza, and Ron Mendive spoke.
Forced Annexation, Proposed Advisory Vote, & Anti-Discrimination Bill - February Town Hall with Kootenai County Legislators
Vito Barbieri brought up forced annexation.
Jim Addis, Mary Souza, and Tony Wisniewski commented on annexation.
Moderator asked what the panel thought of the proposed advisory vote on Urban Renewal Districts in Kootenai County.
Mary Souza, Steve Vick, and Paul Amador spoke.
Anti-Discrimination Bill question - Do you support this bill?
Steve Vick, Vito Barbieri, Don Cheatham, and Mary Souza spoke.
Urban Renewal Districts - February Town Hall with Kootenai County Legislators
Are you in favor of getting rid of urban renewal districts or restructuring urban renewal district laws?
Or would you vote to outlaw them?
Jim Addis, Don Cheatham, Steve Vick, and Mary Souza spoke.
Eminent domain was also discussed.
Introductions and Tony Wisniewski - February Town Hall with Kootenai County Legislators
The Kootenai County Legislators introduce themselves.
Tony Wisniewski addresses the article about his "woodshed" comment.
Refugees - January Town Hall with Kootenai County Legislators
"Are you for or against bringing refugees into our state? What can you do to change the governors mind regarding accepting refugees?"
Tax Relief - January Town Hall with Kootenai County Legislators
Will there be grocery tax relief?
Will there be a Prop 13 type of relief for Idaho?
Is it possible to get rid of the state income tax?
Coeur d'Alene Health Corridor Approved
Coeur d'Alene City Council approved Health Corridor 5-1
"Idaho State Senator Mary Souza, representing her Coeur d'Alene district, warned the Coeur d'Alene City Council that the Health Corridor gave too much authority to the new urban renewal district. '