Association of Indiana Counties

Legislative Committee

The AIC Legislative Committee is charged with preparing and presenting the association's Legislative Platform to the Board of Directors each fall at the annual conference. Additionally, the Legislative Committee considers all legislation affecting county government and makes recommendations for action to the Board of Directors.
 
 

The 2020-2021 AIC Legislative Committee

Chair, Jay Phelps –Bartholomew County Clerk

Dan Bastin - Morgan County Auditor

Linda Smith- Madison County Recorder

Jackie McPherron – Dubois County Recorder

Bernie Beier, Allen County EMA Director

Nicole Browne - Monroe County Clerk

Kimberly Cates - Kosciusko County Council

Marian Dunnichay - Madison County Chief Deputy Coroner

Jarrod Hahn - Wells County Surveyor

Nancy Marsh - Hendricks County Auditor

Mary Rhoades - Posey County Recorder

Barry McNulty - Hamilton County Health Department

Tom Murtaugh - Tippecanoe County Commissioner

Elise Nieshalla- Boone County Council

Stacey O’Day - Allen County Assessor

Kevin Overmyer - Marshall County Commissioner

Nate Rumschlag, PE MCM - Wells County Hwy Engineer

Jennifer Sharkey, PE - Steuben County Hwy Engineer

Paula Stewart - Lawrence County Treasurer

Nicole Stahl – Greene County Treasurer

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I have announced Indiana's statewide community resource referral agency, Indiana 211, is now part of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration. The change, which was part of my 2020 Next Level agenda and unanimously approved by the Indiana General Assembly during its 2020 session, will make it easier for Hoosiers to navigate the significant amount of state and community services available to support their overall health and well-being. By connecting the resources of FSSA with the versatility of Indiana 211, we can offer Hoosiers great government service. We will connect them with what they need, when they need it with this 24 hours a day, seven days a week hotline. Indiana 211 is a free service that connects Hoosiers with assistance and answers from thousands of health and human service resources – quickly, easily and confidentially. Indiana 211 and FSSA will be able to more efficiently aid Hoosiers in need by providing a one-stop shop for community and state services. When they dial 2-1-1, Hoosiers are connected to an experienced, responsive and compassionate team of community navigators who are skilled at identifying needs and providing referrals that best meet those needs. "Along with Governor Holcomb and the Indiana General Assembly, Indiana's United Ways and the Indiana 211 Partnership have been great partners in making this vision become a reality," said Jennifer Sullivan, M.D., M.P.H., FSSA secretary. "It is the ultimate goal of all involved to support Hoosiers' overall health and well-being. They need a simple front door to walk through to receive any service or program we offer without delay – and if we don't offer it, a way to be connected to it." Indiana 211 and FSSA already have a history of joint success, through programs such as the partnership with OpenBeds, which was part of my 2018 Next Level agenda and has to date has connected over 1,400 Hoosiers with drug treatment and community services. The organizations have also partnered on operating suicide prevention and Adult Protective Services hotlines, and will be introducing new services related to helping Hoosiers recover from the COVID-19 pandemic in the near future.
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