House Veterans' Affairs Committee

2/1/2024

The House Committee on Veterans' Affairs considers legislation that impacts the lives of Rhode Island Veterans.

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Legislator	Appointment
Representative Samuel A. Azzinaro	Chair
Representative Deborah A. Fellela	First Vice Chair
Representative Mary Ann Shallcross Smith	Second Vice Chair
Representative Marvin L. Abney	Member
Representative Mia A. Ackerman	Member
Representative Stephen M. Casey	Member
Representative Julie A. Casimiro	Member
Representative Susan R. Donovan	Member
Representative Barbara Ann Fenton-Fung	Member
Representative Joshua J. Giraldo	Member
Representative Raymond A. Hull	Member
Representative John J. Lombardi	Member
House Minority Whip David J. Place	Member
Representative Joseph J. Solomon, Jr.	Member
Representative Camille Vella-Wilkinson	Member

clerk information

Jimmy DeCastro
House Veterans' Affairs Committee, Clerk
Rhode Island State House
Providence, Rhode Island 02903
[email protected]
401-222-1882

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