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Alzheimer’s Association holds ‘Day at the Capitol’; senators invited to rotunda lunch
Summary
Sen. Adams welcomed advocates from the Alzheimer’s Association to the Capitol, noting they are advocating for more than 30,000 Idahoans living with Alzheimer’s and dementia and that box lunches are available on the rotunda first floor.
BOISE, Idaho — Senators on Jan. 14 heard a floor announcement welcoming advocates from the Alzheimer’s Association who are visiting the Capitol to lobby on behalf of more than 30,000 Idahoans living with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.
Senator Adams told the chamber, “I would like to welcome the advocates of the Alzheimer's Association that are joining us today. Today is their day at the Capitol, and they are advocating for over 30000 Idahoans living with Alzheimer's and dementia.” Adams also said the group would have box lunches available on the first floor of the rotunda and encouraged colleagues to visit.
The announcement was recorded under the Senate’s miscellaneous business order and does not indicate any formal committee referrals or floor action tied to the advocacy visit. The session record does not show testimony or a scheduled hearing related to the announcement on Jan. 14.
