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State Rep. Brian Seitz outlines legislation, tourism wins and funding for Branson
Summary
State Representative Brian Seitz told Branson aldermen that a tourism omnibus bill and other legislation from the recent session will benefit Branson, including statutory recognition of Branson as the live entertainment capital of Missouri and $4 million in the budget for the Highway 76 project.
State Representative Brian Seitz told the Board of Aldermen that this year’s legislative session produced several measures he said would affect Branson and the region, from tourism promotion to statutory and budgetary actions.
Seitz summarized work he described as the session’s largest single accomplishment for him: passage of House Joint Resolution 73, which he said repeals Amendment 3 and will be placed on the November 2026 ballot if signed by the governor. He said the measure includes exceptions for the life of the mother and fetal anomalies and described it…
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