House Corrections and Public Institutions Committee
Key Moments
Gregg Bush — Gregg Bush is repeatedly included in roll calls throughout the meeting and is consistently recorded as voting aye each time he is called.
Michael Davis — Michael Davis is referenced multiple times during the roll call process: first as present in the initial roll call, then recorded as voting no, and later included again in the roll call vote.
David Dolan — Included in the roll call.
David Dolan — Called during the roll call.
David Dolan — Included in the roll call vote.
David Dolan — Called during the roll call.
David Dolan — Referenced as sitting on the committee together with the speaker.
David Dolan — Referenced as a judge who has probably been involved in these cases.
David Dolan — Referenced as a judge who would handle these hearings.
David Dolan — Referenced as the judge in front of the speaker who has heard many such cases.
David Dolan — His name is invoked repeatedly in the discussion of monitoring violations, and he comments that people who unintentionally discharge their battery may get multiple chances.
David Dolan — Called during the roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Keith Elliott — Keith Elliott is repeatedly called during the roll call, included in the roll-call vote, and ultimately recorded as voting aye.
Bill Falkner — Bill Falkner is repeatedly called during the roll calls and consistently recorded as voting aye.
Yolonda Fountain Henderson — Yolonda Fountain Henderson was included in the roll call and later recorded as voting aye.
Yolonda Fountain Henderson — During the roll call, Yolonda Fountain Henderson was called and recorded as voting aye.
Barry Hovis — Included in the roll call.
Barry Hovis — Voted aye on the roll call.
Barry Hovis — Asked about long-term accumulation of funds and whether they should be reviewed over time.
Barry Hovis — Asks whether academy fees fully cover costs or whether revenue still supplements the academy.
Barry Hovis — Called during the roll call.
Barry Hovis — Identified as the bill sponsor and expected to provide a brief comment.
Barry Hovis — Explained that funds collected after the effective date would be covered, but there may be some overlap in the first year and he wanted to avoid a constitutional challenge.
Barry Hovis — Recorded as voting aye.
Barry Hovis — Noted as having additional information to add.
Barry Hovis — Invited to add information and later addressed directly.
Barry Hovis — Question is directed to him because of his experience in the area.
Barry Hovis — Begins answering the question about electronic monitor violations.
Barry Hovis — Continues explaining that intentional tampering can lead to violation, charges, jail, and removal from monitoring.
Barry Hovis — His inquiry is being discussed and he thanks the committee.
Barry Hovis — Called during the roll call.
Jim Kalberloh — Jim Kalberloh was included in the roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Jim Kalberloh — During the roll call, Jim Kalberloh was called multiple times as his name was read in different forms, and he was recorded as voting aye.
Bill Lucas — Included in the roll call.
Bill Lucas — Bill Lucas was called during roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Rudy Veit — Rudy Veit is noted during the opening roll call and included in the quorum count, indicating his presence for attendance purposes.
Rudy Veit — Called during the roll call.
Marlene Terry — Included in the quorum count.
Marlene Terry — Called during the roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Marlene Terry — Called during the roll call.
Marlene Terry — Called during the roll call and recorded as voting aye.
Brian Meyer, District 20 — Identified as the sponsor stepping up to provide an explanation.
Alex Vivas, Missouri State Highway Patrol, Chief of Staff, Governmental Affairs — Alex Vivas explains the bill’s impact on Department of Public Safety funds and the Highway Patrol Academy Fund, emphasizing that academy operations are supported by fees paid by law enforcement agencies from across the country for training and that these revenues should remain dedicated to academy needs rather than being swept into general revenue.
Sheriff of Cole County — Referenced as a witness in favor who supported the program.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Included in the roll call as Ranking Member.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Asked for clarification before voting because she had missed the hearing due to budget work.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Said she wants to be informed before voting.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Voted yes on the roll call.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Requests a brief explanation of House Bill 2694 before voting.
Kimberly-Ann Collins — Included in the roll call vote.