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Hotline Open for Questions About the Kansas Special Session

The State Library of Kansas has a hotline open to answer legislative questions. (Photo by Stephen Koranda)
The State Library of Kansas has a hotline open to answer legislative questions. (Photo by Stephen Koranda)

Legislative experts are available to answer questions about the Kansas special session. Cindy Roupe is with the State Library of Kansas, which operates a legislative hotline. She says librarians can provide information such as how to contact a legislator, what bill numbers are being considered and how the legislative process works.


“Because if you don’t deal with this day-in and day-out, you don’t really understand what a conference committee does, how a conference committee works. We can help them through that process,” says Roupe.
 
The state library can accept calls and texts. Help is available year-round, but Roupe says it may be especially useful during the special session when things will be moving quickly.

Call toll free to 1-800-432-3924
Text questions to 785-256-0733
 

Stephen Koranda is KPR's Statehouse reporter.