Krizek: Bills for minimum wage exclusion, mobile home relocation move forward
Del. Paul Krizek gives an update on his bills at the 2020 General Assembly session in Richmond .
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Krizek: Electronic summons, marine clay disclosure, radon disclosure bills all move forward
Del. Paul Krizek's weekly column from the 2020 General Assembly session discuss the progress of three of his bills, as well as passage of the ERA.
Krizek: First week of session offers preview of progressive agenda
Del. Paul Krizek gives an update on the first week of the 2020 General Assembly session in Richmond, including highlights from Gov. Ralph Northam's budget.
Krizek: Styrofoam ban, CFL bulb recycling, litter study on legislative agenda
Del. Paul Krizek says that a lot legislation in the upcoming 2020 General Assembly session will focus on environmental initiatives.
Krizek: Making voting easier, roads safer among priorities for upcoming session
Del. Paul Krizek (D-44) lays out his priorities for the upcoming Virginia General Assembly session, which begins in January and runs through March.
Krizek: New majority in General Assembly gives more voices representation
Del. Paul Krizek writes that the new Democratic majority in the General Assembly is more representative of the state's population than previous iterations.
Krizek: Renaming RECenter would honor supervisor who helped it get built
Del. Paul Krizek writes that as we rename the South County Government Center for Gerry Hyland, another former supervisor is worthy of a similar honor.
Krizek: Virginia has moved to improve election security
Del. Paul Krizek (D-44) talks about the steps that Virginia has taken to improve election security since the 2016 election.
Krizek: Time to make the move to electric cars
el. Paul Krizek writes that increasing the use of electric vehicles is a critical step in reducing air pollution and tackling climate change.
Krizek: Workers have been left behind in Virginia
Del. Paul Krizek writes that while its great that Virginia is ranked No. 1 for businesses, "a state that doesn’t value its workers won’t succeed for long"