House Bill 263 Sent To Senate Agriculture Committee

ByKentucky Home Bakers

House Bill 263 was picked up in the Senate by the Agriculture Committee on Tuesday, February 27, 2018. Today we were informed by Representative Health, that a hearing is expected to happen on March 13th. This is great news! We will update on this once more information is given.

In the meantime, we need everyone to call the legislative message line at 1-800-372-7181 and leave a message for every member of the Senate Agriculture Committee. Tell them to support House Bill 263! The call only takes around 2 minutes start to finish. The operator will ask for your name, address, phone number and message.

You can find every Senator of the Agriculture Committee’s information on our website HERE.

Here are a few of their Twitter handles, which are also listed by their names on our page.

Don’t let grandma run an illegal cookie operation. Support House Bill 263, and free the cookies!

Head over to our Facebook page for all of the latest updates on House Bill 263!

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