Massachusetts legislators
Ryan Fattman
Republican Massachusetts State Senator, Worcester and Hampden
Official page: https://malegislature.gov/Legislators/Profile/RCF0/194
Sponsored bills
- H.5702: An Act changing the board of selectmen in the town of Oxford to select board
- H.5689: An Act authorizing the town of Webster to grant an additional license for the sale of all alcoholic beverages not to be drunk on the premises
- H.5389: An Act authorizing the continued employment of Michael Marchand, the fire chief in the town of Upton
- H.5261: An Act amending the town charter in the town of Oxford
- H.5666: An Act designating a certain roundabout in the town of Uxbridge in honor of Officer Stephen A. LaPorta
- H.5583: An Act authorizing the town of Webster to grant a license for the sale of all alcoholic beverages not to be drunk on the premises
- S.3051: An Act relative to a certain retirement benefit to be paid to the surviving spouse of fallen officer, Stephen LaPorta, of the police department of the town of Uxbridge (primary sponsor)
- S.227: An Act expanding options for EMT paramedics (primary sponsor)
- S.1527: An Act relative to arbovirus in the Commonwealth (primary sponsor)
- S.1776: An Act empowering law enforcement to cooperate with the United States to transfer custody of convicted criminals
- S.2726: An Act regarding free expression
- H.4335: An Act relative to cognitive rehabilitation for individuals with an acquired brain injury
- H.4361: An Act relative to benefits for teachers
- S.3028: An Act promoting pet equity, treatment and safety
- S.1995: An Act updating the estate tax (primary sponsor)
- S.1990: An Act relative to the state personal income tax for low-income earners (primary sponsor)
- S.1989: An Act relative to the Massachusetts estate tax (primary sponsor)
- S.1987: An Act establishing a child care tax credit in the Commonwealth (primary sponsor)
- S.1984: An Act establishing an empowerment scholarship tax credit to expand educational opportunities (primary sponsor)
- S.1982: An Act exempting residential security systems from sales tax (primary sponsor)
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