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Senators announce health, rehabilitation and housing events at the Capitol
Summary
Senators used the floor to invite colleagues to three events at the State Capitol: a Des Moines University exhibit, a state rehabilitation council reception and Habitat for Humanity’s Iowa Day.
Several senators used points of personal privilege and announcements during the Jan. 28 Senate session to invite colleagues to events at the State Capitol this week.
Senator Trone Garriott invited senators to visit the rotunda from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Jan. 29 for a Des Moines University (DMU) presentation about the institution’s health sciences programs and its production of family-medicine physicians. “Head on down to the rotunda tomorrow morning to enjoy some treats and coffee and learn about the top notch health care providers they are developing here in Iowa,” Garriott said.
Senator Dickey announced that the State Rehabilitation Council’s legislative reception will be held from 7 to 9 a.m. in the rotunda the following day and encouraged attendance.
Senator Bussello said Habitat for Humanity’s Iowa Day at the Capitol will serve breakfast sandwiches and coffee in the rotunda from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and invited senators to stop by its table to learn about the organization’s housing work across Iowa.
All three announcements were presented as floor introductions and invitations; the transcript records no Senate action or votes tied to the events.
