Email a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee!

We have drafted an email for you to send to your county’s State Senator.  The lawmakers we most urgently need to reach include those on the Senate Appropriations Committee, which is voting on the HIV budget and the entire State budget in the coming weeks.  Please take a minute to click on the State Senator from your district to send them a note. 

If your district is not listed here, then your State Senator serves on another committee; you can still email them to help these programs, just click here.

Senator Bartlett of Lamoille	Senator Kitchel of Caledonia
Senator Illuzzi of Essex-Orleans	Senator Miller of Chittenden
Senator Sears of Bennington	Senator Shumlin od Windham
Senator Snelling of Chittenden

 

 

Senator Susan Bartlett of Lamoille, Chair

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Dear Senator Bartlett, I strongly urge you to approve the House version of the Health Department budget which reverses the Governor's proposed cuts to HIV programs in Vermont. Because these programs ensure Vermonters living with HIV/AIDS access medication, life-saving treatment, and vital social services they actually save taxpayer money by keeping people healthy. The House also reversed proposed cuts which threatened to reduce needle exchanges, which are critical to stopping new HIV infections. The proposed cuts are too deep, affect programs that are too vital, affect too many Vermonters in serious need, and in the long run will create more costs than they save. Thank you for your thorough consideration of this important topic.

 

Thank you for taking the time to help Vermont CARES keep state-funded HIV programs strong.

 

 

Senator Jane Kitchel of Caledonia , Vice Chair

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Dear Senator Kitchel, I strongly urge you to approve the House version of the Health Department budget which reverses the Governor's proposed cuts to HIV programs in Vermont. Because these programs ensure Vermonters living with HIV/AIDS access medication, life-saving treatment, and vital social services they actually save taxpayer money by keeping people healthy. The House also reversed proposed cuts which threatened to reduce needle exchanges, which are critical to stopping new HIV infections. The proposed cuts are too deep, affect programs that are too vital, affect too many Vermonters in serious need, and in the long run will create more costs than they save. Thank you for your thorough consideration of this important topic.

Thank you for taking the time to help Vermont CARES keep state-funded HIV programs strong.

 

 

 

Senator Vincent Illuzzi of Essex-Orleans

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Dear Senator Illuzzi, I strongly urge you to approve the House version of the Health Department budget which reverses the Governor's proposed cuts to HIV programs in Vermont. Because these programs ensure Vermonters living with HIV/AIDS access medication, life-saving treatment, and vital social services they actually save taxpayer money by keeping people healthy. The House also reversed proposed cuts which threatened to reduce needle exchanges, which are critical to stopping new HIV infections. The proposed cuts are too deep, affect programs that are too vital, affect too many Vermonters in serious need, and in the long run will create more costs than they save. Thank you for your thorough consideration of this important topic.

Thank you for taking the time to help Vermont CARES keep state-funded HIV programs strong.

 

 

Senator Hinda Miller of Chittenden

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Dear Senator Miller, I strongly urge you to approve the House version of the Health Department budget which reverses the Governor's proposed cuts to HIV programs in Vermont. Because these programs ensure Vermonters living with HIV/AIDS access medication, life-saving treatment, and vital social services they actually save taxpayer money by keeping people healthy. The House also reversed proposed cuts which threatened to reduce needle exchanges, which are critical to stopping new HIV infections. The proposed cuts are too deep, affect programs that are too vital, affect too many Vermonters in serious need, and in the long run will create more costs than they save. Thank you for your thorough consideration of this important topic.

  Thank you for taking the time to help Vermont CARES keep state-funded HIV programs strong.  

Senator Richard Sears of Bennington

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Dear Senator Sears, I strongly urge you to approve the House version of the Health Department budget which reverses the Governor's proposed cuts to HIV programs in Vermont. Because these programs ensure Vermonters living with HIV/AIDS access medication, life-saving treatment, and vital social services they actually save taxpayer money by keeping people healthy. The House also reversed proposed cuts which threatened to reduce needle exchanges, which are critical to stopping new HIV infections. The proposed cuts are too deep, affect programs that are too vital, affect too many Vermonters in serious need, and in the long run will create more costs than they save. Thank you for your thorough consideration of this important topic.

 

Thank you for taking the time to help Vermont CARES keep state-funded HIV programs strong.

 

 

Senator Peter Shumlin of Windham

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Email address:
Dear Senator Shumlin, I strongly urge you to approve the House version of the Health Department budget which reverses the Governor's proposed cuts to HIV programs in Vermont. Because these programs ensure Vermonters living with HIV/AIDS access medication, life-saving treatment, and vital social services they actually save taxpayer money by keeping people healthy. The House also reversed proposed cuts which threatened to reduce needle exchanges, which are critical to stopping new HIV infections. The proposed cuts are too deep, affect programs that are too vital, affect too many Vermonters in serious need, and in the long run will create more costs than they save. Thank you for your thorough consideration of this important topic.

  Thank you for taking the time to help Vermont CARES keep state-funded HIV programs strong.  

 

 

Senator Diane Snelling of Chittenden, Clerk

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Email address:
Dear Senator Snelling, I strongly urge you to approve the House version of the Health Department budget which reverses the Governor's proposed cuts to HIV programs in Vermont. Because these programs ensure Vermonters living with HIV/AIDS access medication, life-saving treatment, and vital social services they actually save taxpayer money by keeping people healthy. The House also reversed proposed cuts which threatened to reduce needle exchanges, which are critical to stopping new HIV infections. The proposed cuts are too deep, affect programs that are too vital, affect too many Vermonters in serious need, and in the long run will create more costs than they save. Thank you for your thorough consideration of this important topic.

Thank you for taking the time to help Vermont CARES keep state-funded HIV programs strong.