SENATE DOCKET, NO. 1673 FILED ON: 1/18/2013 SENATE . . . . . . . . .Docket No. 1673 TheCommonwealthofMassachusetts _________________ PRESENTED BY: Bruce E. Tarr _______________ To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in General Court assembled: The undersigned legislators and/or citizens respectfully petition for the passage …
Read More →We only have until Feb 1st for your legislators to add their names to the EZ-ID/Molly’s Bill legislation, currently Senate Docket #1673 (until the Bill number is assigned). Their names of support on the Bill, makes a huge difference! With your help last year, EZ-ID/ Molly’s Bill almost became a reality. The Bill would create …
Read More →The New England Association of Chiefs of Police endorsement letter
Read More →Letter of support for EZ-ID from the Massachusetts Fraternal Order of Police State Lodge sent to Senator McGee & Rep Straus.
Read More →Support letter to the Transportation Committee from Steven A. Mazzie, President of the Massachusetts Major City Chiefs.
Read More →See also the Mass Chief A. Wayne Sampson Executive Director’s letter to the Committee on Transportation in support of EZ-ID. In Unity There Is Strength October 27, 2011 (www.masschiefs.org).
Read More →The full Board of the Mass Police Chiefs voted unanimously to get behind EZ-ID! Board of Mass Chiefs President Mark Leahy surrounded by Gary Richard and Jay Gardiner, Former Director of the Molly Bish Center.
Read More →Endorsement letter from the Pioneer Institute
Read More →“Molly’s Bill” S1798, also known as “EZ-ID” to be heard on Wednesday, October 19th. Read the letter we sent to the members of the Massachusetts Transportation Committee here (Adobe PDF). See the referenced graphics page here (Adobe PDF).
Read More →left to right, Jay Gardiner, the Former Director of the Molly Bish Center at Anna Maria College, Senator Brewer and Gary Richard. EZ-ID presented Senator Brewer with a thank you plate for his help on behalf of EZ-ID. Thank you all for your support!
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