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Senators link Rosenboom’s legacy to water-quality work, citing SF 512
Summary
Senate sponsor and colleagues linked Senator Rosenboom’s legislative legacy to Senate File 512, described in remarks as a key water-quality bill he led; senators emphasized his long-standing focus on agriculture and water issues.
In floor remarks introducing the retirement resolution, Senator Zumbaugh highlighted Rosenboom’s work on water-quality policy and specifically invoked Senate File 512, calling it a central piece of the senator’s legislative legacy.
"We all know what senate file 5 12 was. It's a water quality bill that Ken Rosenboom put together and has lived by his entire political career," Zumbaugh said, connecting Rosenboom’s name to the state’s water-quality discussions. Several senators during tributes reiterated Rosenboom’s long-term focus on agriculture policy and approaches to water-quality funding.
The session did not include debate on SF 512 itself; Zumbaugh’s reference framed the bill as part of Rosenboom’s career achievements rather than as a current legislative action. Any technical or budgetary details of SF 512 were not discussed on the floor during this session.
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