Missouri legislators
Appelbaum, LaDonna
Democrat Missouri State Representative, 071
Official page: https://house.mo.gov/MemberDetails.aspx?district=071
Sponsored bills
- HB2372: Modifies provisions relating to health care
- HB3525: Modifies provisions relating to the practice of makeup application
- HB3472: Modifies provisions relating to barber licensure
- HB3178: Requires all rules and regulations for library programs receiving state funding to comply with the First Amendment
- HB3131: Requires that a behavioral health specialist be dispatched with law enforcement when responding to calls classified by dispatch as mental-health related
- HB2763: Creates provisions relating to funding of behavioral health services
- HB2731: Authorizes a tax credit to offset fees from the adoption of rescue animals (primary sponsor)
- HB2730: Creates provisions relating to the licensing of radon industry professionals and businesses (primary sponsor)
- HB2729: Modifies provisions for renewable energy resources (primary sponsor)
- HB2728: Establishes the "Missouri Voter Fraud Prevention Act" (primary sponsor)
- HB2727: Changes the offense of weapons possession by adding high-capacity firearm magazines (primary sponsor)
- HB2726: Creates provisions relating to insurance coverage of drugs (primary sponsor)
- HB2725: Modifies property disclosure requirements with respect to radioactive or hazardous material (primary sponsor)
- HB2724: Creates provisions relating to insurance coverage for fertility treatments (primary sponsor)
- HB2635: Requires the department of social services to submit a state plan amendment or seek any necessary waivers requesting approval for MO HealthNet coverage of fertility treatments
- HB2236: Creates provisions relating to access to fertility treatment
- HB1901: Modifies provisions relating to indoor air quality
- HB1844: Establishes a licensure compact for athletic trainers
- HJR0057: FIREARMS (primary sponsor)
- HB0880: Modifies provisions for renewable energy resources (primary sponsor)
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