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Testimonial
"We are writing on behalf of the approximately
27,500 members of the Kentucky Retired Teachers Association (KRTA). Our purpose is to thank you for your work during the 2010 Regular Legislative Session. Your support of HB 540 and HB 531 is greatly appreciated. ..." — Bobby Humes |
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Contact Information
Ph: (502) 564-8100, ext. 706 Toll-Free: (800) 372-7181 Fax: (502) 564-6453 Louisville Office P.O. Box 43244 Louisville, KY 40253 Home: (502) 245-8905 Office: (502) 400-3838 Fax: (502) 244-1015 E-Mail: repcrimm@bellsouth.net |
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In his 14 years as a state representative, Ron Crimm’s support for small businesses, including the agriculture and equine industries, number in the high hundreds when counting votes and sponsored or co-sponsored bills. He has supported and voted for tax relief for the thoroughbred industry involving horse sales, removing the tax from feed (similar to the livestock rules) and the establishment of the successful “Kentucky Proud” campaign. More Transportation Projects update
(Aug 20, 2010) ... Crash barriers on the Gene Snyder and I-64; improved traffic flow at the Gene Snyder and Taylorsville Rd. exit; completion of Blankenbaker Rd.; widening I-64 east toward Shelbyville; ... Read More
“Votes for Women Celebration” Honors Suffrage Movement, 19th Amendment
(Aug 9, 2010) In 1900, as a new century dawned, our nation was in a state of constant evolvement: the Wright Brothers fixed-wing aircraft took flight, the Model T could be heard motoring down the road, and Pepsi-Cola was a freshly patented drink. Amidst the introduction of these innovations, a grassroots movement that would have a life-altering impact was underway. In 1920, decades of marches, jailings, and all-encompassing sacrifices gave way to passage of the 19th Amendment, which prohibits denying any citizen the right to vote based on their gender, therefore, granting women voting rights. Read More
  In the final hours of the 2010 Regular Session, Representative Crimm expresses his displeasure with the House Majority’s attempt to pass a continuation budget after the Senate had made it clear they would not entertain a budget that would continue outrageous spending. Click on the photo to visit Rep. Crimm's photo gallery.
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