Capitol Review: Senator Daley Meets with Constituents One-On-One Close to Home

Sen. Ted Daley held the first of several planned "Talk to Ted" meetings Feb 19. which provided constiutents with an opportunity to meet with him at the Westcott Library and share their concerns.

The 13 constituents who made an appointment to speak with Daley had a wide variety of topics on their minds including state spending, questions about gambling, education and early education issues, professional licensing, union representation, a current proposal regarding the sale of raw milk, and government pensions.

District 38 residents who were unable to meet with Daley on the 19th may make an appointment to speak with him at his office in the State Capitol building by calling 651-297-8073, or plan on catching up with him March 5 from 10 a.m. until noon at the Wescott Library for his next in-distict office hours. 

Whether at the capitol or in the district, Daley wants to hear his constituents' feedback and comments, and says, "I’m here to represent your concerns and opinions, so please feel free to contact me."

Interested citizens  also may also interact with the senator on Twitter (@ted_daley) or on Facebook (Senator Ted Daley).