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Testimonial
"Your involvement and participation in the Shelby Campus Project has been critical to our success."
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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 |
| During the next few weeks we will be running a series of articles regarding Rep. Crimm's outstanding record while serving all the people of the 33rd (formerly 47th) District. We invite you to check back for future editions! | |
Rep. Crimm: Earning your vote
LOUISVILLE (Oct. 21, 2010) -- As I’m sure you will all agree, it has been a long political season, and it’s always good to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Walking door to door and meeting so many of you personally is always something I have enjoyed. In fact, I try to walk different precincts in the district even in non-election years, as the district is too big to cover in one campaign season. Read more |
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Rep. Crimm: working for Kentucky's Ag/Equine Industries,
Small Businesses LOUISVILLE (September 1, 2010) -- 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. Read more |
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Rep. Crimm's Record of Service
Speaks for Itself:
Support for education, ag/equine, more jobs just scratches the surface LOUISVILLE (July 22, 2010) -- Since representing the people of the 33rd District (formerly the 47th), State Representative Ron Crimm has fought hard to keep taxes low, oppose government expansion, improve our education and health care systems, and support the ag and equine industries – two of the most important components in our economy. Over the years, Representative Crimm’s legislative agenda has additionally led him to sponsor and pass bills ranging from mental health issues to license reform of the electrical industry, to sponsoring the resolution that placed crash barriers on our interstate system (statewide). A major win for Kentucky, he worked to pass legislation that will attract more insurance companies to our state – increasing competition and offering Kentuckians more choices for less of our hard-earned dollars. More recently, Rep. Crimm has co-sponsored bills such as Amanda’s Law and the formation of the Kentucky Equine Health and Welfare Board (HB 398). He has also cosponsored laws that support our military heroes (HBs 19, 75, 237 among others), help college students complete their education (HB160), and fight against child abuse (HB 285). Read more |
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A few of Rep. Crimm's Awards |
Some of Rep. Crimm's Endorsements |
Jefferson Regional Technology Center League of Woman Voters KESPA Educational Support Personnel Award Champion for Children KY Center for African American Heritage Award McKendree College Appreciation and Recognition Award Friends of the Cities Award by Ky State Police Award University of Louisville Recognition Award Harbor House Award Named to the Kentucky Out of School Alliance 2009 Hall of Fame The Good Samaritan Award for his work with the Good Samaritan Society in Jeffersontown 2008 Jesse S. Heiges Distinguished Alumnus Award from Shippensburg Univ. VIP Award presented by the Jefferson Co. Clerk's Office for writing and passing HB 29 (2004) Amgen Award for community service Association Insurance Policymaker Award by NCOIL (National Council of Insurance Legislators) a national award West Shore School Board Distinguished Service Award Taking Care of Business Award presented by the Northern Ky. Chamber Vision Award (for leadership in tobacco prevention) |
Ky. Realtors LG&E Amgen PAC Woodland Hills Mayor David Tilford Fraternal Order of Police, River City Lodge #614 Ky. Chamber of Commerce Ky. Right to Life Family Foundation Ky. Manufactured Housing NRA-Political Victory Fund Ky. Hospitals Circle of Friends Ky. Credit Union Ky. Dental PAC Speak Up for Rural Electrification Wholesale Liquor Dealers Optometric PAC Humana Ky. PAC Ky. Auto Dealers Enterprise Rent-A-Car PAC Ky. Bankers Ky. Association of Health Care Facilities Westfield PAC
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