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     Welcome!
                   
 

Welcome, from Mike Mrowicki, Vt. State Representative for Windham 5 District -Westminster, Putney and Dummerston-The Heart of Vermont's  "Southeast Kingdom".

 

Putney's George Aiken coined  the phrase,"Northeast Kingdom" to bring attention to  that beautiful,and often forgotten part of our  great state of  Vermont.

 

Over  the years, some Northern Vermonters seem to act as if we don't  exist down here...almost  as if  they think Vermont's southern boundary starts somewhere around  Rutland  and goes  across  to White River Junction.

 

Well, that just isn't  so. I'm working  hard  to join my voice with our  other southern legislators to make sure the people of the "Southeast" Kingdom are better remembered  around  the state.

 

The  view  from Putney Mountain.... I don't  know of a more beautiful place than Vermont ... and more  wonderful people !

 

     

         Back Home In The District

 

    

   

             Easy Access

 

  I  want the constituents of  this  district  to easily  access  information about  the Legislature...and to easily  access   their elected  officials.The  best ways to contact me are phone...387.8787...     and  

email- mmrowicki@leg.state.vt.us 

 

                         or by US Mail:  

            299 South Pine Banks  Road,       

               Putney,Vermont 05346

     

 

 

         

 

    VISIT the Vermont Statehouse-

 You're welcome at  the Statehouse in Montpelier..."the People's  House"

 

 

    See  the "Contact" page of  this  site  for more info on individual,group and school group visits.

 

 

 

     

From agriculture to palliative care, alternative energy to balancing the budget-and yes, Marriage Equality, the 2009 Vermont Legislature has accomplished a long list of how to move Vermont forward. The end of session report on the work of your "part-time citizen legislature",offers a look back at the 2009 Session.

For details ,visit the 2009 Legislative Reports page.

 

                        Democracy for the Next Generation

 On 3-18-09, a group of 7th & 8th graders  from Putney Central School visited the statehouse. That night many local residents joined over 1,000 for a hearing on Marriage Equality.

 

 

 

 

 

 Where To Find Help?

Vermont 2-1-1 provides all people in Vermont with free access to community resources through information and referral (I&R)

This access includes personal assistance by telephone and online through a searchable database of services, including the following:

• Child Care Resource and Referral
• Clothing and Thrift Shops
• Consumer Services
• Crisis Services
• Discrimination Assistance
• Domestic and Sexual Violence Services
• Education—GED Instruction, Computer Classes
Employment Services
• Food Shelves and Nutrition Programs
• Health Care Services
• Alcohol and Drug Programs
• Housing—Homeless Prevention, Shelter, Tenants’ Rights
• Independent Living Services
• Legal Assistance
• Mental Health Care and Counseling
• Mentoring
• Military, Family and Community Network
• Parenting Programs
• Senior Information & Assistance
• Stop Smoking Programs

Support Groups
• Transportation
• Utility Assistance
• Youth and Family Services
• Veteran Services
• Volunteering
• Wellness Programs
• And More...

Just dial 2-1-1

 

Or  visit their website at

www. vermont 211.org

 

     Advanced Directives Update:

 Agency of  Human Services  has  announced the online  Advanced  Directives  website up and running. 

 Please  let  me know  how  your  experience with the online  service  is.

 The site  can be found through clicking the link below,or going to  the AHS  webpage

http://healthvermont.gov/vadr/

 

                        

 

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