Frank Harwood — Battalion chief killed in the Coeur d'Alene incident.
John Morrison — Battalion chief killed in the Coeur d'Alene incident.
David Teasdale — David Teasdale, an engineer with the Coeur d'Alene fire department, was critically injured in the incident and is still recovering; the speaker expresses concern and prayers for his health.
Charlie Shepherd — Charlie Shepherd questions whether the bill should apply to private schools, argues that children in private schools are also valuable, and ultimately expresses support for the legislation while hoping private schools can be included in the future.
Charlie Shepherd — A member from District 13 is recognized for an announcement.
Jaron Crane — Gentleman 22 requests unanimous consent for the next procedural action.
Jaron Crane — The speaker is addressed as 'Gentleman from 12,' consistent with Representative Jaron Crane making the announcement.
Jaron Crane — The speaker from District 12 is likely Representative Jaron Crane, who introduces his family and notes his anniversary.
Jaron Crane — Listed as chairman of House State Affairs Committee.
Jaron Crane — The motion to adjourn is made by the chairman; the speaker identification is garbled in the transcript.
— The member asked a series of related questions seeking clarification on the bill’s geographic scope and impact: whether property taxes would increase in the affected area, whether the legislation applies only to the highlighted red area or a broader part of the state, and whether the map shows just two example areas or additional affected areas.
— Yielded to a question on the bill.
— Explained that the charge is the cost of putting out fires and that the assessor would collect it and send it to IDL.
— Yielded for follow-up questioning.
— Asked for clarification about the highlighted red area on the map.
— Introduced the next item and requested unanimous consent to dispense with further reading.
Soñia Galaviz — Referenced indirectly as 'she' in the Utah comment; the speaker appears to be responding to her prior remark.
Clint Hostetler — The speaker is addressed as 'Gentleman from 28,' consistent with Representative Clint Hostetler making the introduction.
Andrea Gumm — Introduced from the gallery as Public Affairs Manager for the Mining and Manufacturing Division of J.R. Simplot Company.
Clarissa — Introduced as the speaker's wife in the gallery.
Ron Heath — Introduced along with his daughter as visitors from the Twin Falls area.
Maddie — Introduced as Ron Heath's daughter.
Jerald Raymond — Listed as chairman of House Agricultural Affairs Committee.
Vito Barbieri — Listed as chairman of House Environment, Energy and Technology Committee.
Barbara Ehardt — Listed as chairman of House Local Government Committee.
Barbara Ehardt — The second speaker is addressed as 'gentleman from 18,' likely Representative Barbara Ehardt in the transcript context, though the source is unclear.
Dale Hawkins — Dale Hawkins is identified as chairman in committee notices, including the House Transportation Committee and the House Education Committee meeting announcement.
Creighton Breaker of New Plymouth High School — Provided the Pledge of Allegiance.