TIMOTHY H. JOHNSON - State Representative 38th District, Kansas
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​Kansas House Veterans & Military Committee


Chair
  • Rep. Lonnie Clark
Vice Chair
  • Rep. Ronald Ellis
Ranking Minority Member
  • Rep. Susan Ruiz
Members
  • House
  •     Rep. Kenneth Collins
  •     Rep. Michael Dodson
  •     Rep. David French
  •     Rep. Ron Howard
  •     Rep. Timothy Johnson
  •     Rep. Lance W. Neelly
  •     Rep. Mari-Lynn Poskin
  •     Rep. Pat Proctor
  •     Rep. Ponka-We Victors
  •     Rep. Virgil Weigel

Veterans and Military
  • Committee Assistant: Carol Robertson 785-296-7483
  • Carol.Robertson@House.ks.gov​
Meeting Day: Tue/Thu Time: 9:00 am Location: 281-N
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Staff
  • Sailor Sinclair - Legislative Research
  • Kyle Hamilton - Office of Revisor of Statutes
  • Carol Robertson - Committee Assistant
  • Natalie Nelson - Legislative Research
  • Scott Abbott - Office of Revisor of Statutes

Bills, Resolutions and Appointments (Posted 2-7-21)
​Bills In Committee
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​HB2020 - Requiring the Kansas commission on veterans affairs office to submit an initial application for a VA state veterans home construction grant.

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Missouri Vet Home
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Sonoma Veterans Home
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Kansas Vet Home Winfield

Kansas Veterans Home legislation co-sponsored by Rep. Tim Johnson
​(December 31, 2020)

     The support of our veterans is critical and the Leavenworth and Jefferson County representatives have joined together and introduced a veterans bill to build a Kansas Veterans Home in northeast Kansas.  We look to our vets for advice and community support as we work with the introduction of this new legislation.
​     The two bills have passed through the House of Representatives and now await action on the Senate side.

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