Rep. Arnold ready to serve Hoosiers
STATEHOUSE –Indiana Legislators were sworn in today, Organization Day, which marks the first meeting for the 118th General Assembly. All 100 members of the House, including 19 new Republicans, were sworn in by Chief Justice Brent Dickson. “Just like a responsible family, we will sit together at our desks on the House floor and in the committee rooms of this building – and work through the monumental issues facing our state,” said newly reelected Speaker of the House, Brian C. Bosma (R-Indianapolis). State Rep. Lloyd Arnold (R-Leavenworth) was sworn in as a new member of the freshman class and represents House District 74, which now includes portions of Spencer, Dubois, Perry, Crawford and Orange counties. “I am humbled and honored to represent my community at the Statehouse,” said Rep. Arnold. “I look forward to the upcoming session where my focus will be getting Hoosiers the high quality jobs that they deserve and building a better future for Hoosier families.” In October, the House Republican Caucus released their legislative agenda, making it clear that their focus will be on financial integrity, jobs and education. That focus was echoed today as the 69 House Republicans prepared for the upcoming session with a resolve to accomplish those priorities and continue to propel Indiana to be a state where Hoosiers have the ability to own their American Dream. “I look forward to serving District 74 and hope to continue the efforts of building an economic environment that attracts high quality jobs to Indiana,” said Rep. Arnold. -30-
Rep. Arnold (R-Leavenworth) represents portions of Spencer, Dubois, Perry, Crawford and Orange counties.
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