REPRESENTATIVE KATE HOGAN
State House
617-722-2637
State House Room 544
Boston, MA, 02133
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Legislative Aide
Scott Kjellberg
Phone: 617-722-2637
Fax: 617-626-0428
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DISTRICT OFFICE
Maynard Town Hall
195 Main Street (lower level)
978-875-3487

Office Hours for
Rep Hogan
by appointment call
617-722-2060
or email: Rep.KateHogan@hou.state.ma.us

Click to watch Rep. Hogan's Maiden Speech

The Budget

Bill to strengthen rights of victims moving forward. To read the press release click here.

House Passes Sales Tax Holiday Legislation. Click here.

Click here for an overview of the budget.

Click here to read Representative Hogan's column regarding the budget.

Testimony

Click here to read what Representative Hogan is testyfying about.

Reports

State Representative Kate Hogan joined her colleagues in announcing a new partnership with the Boston Public Library to expand library resources across the Commonwealth.
Click here to read the report

Mid-Session Report from Mass House of Representatives, Part II
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The Joint Committee on Community Development & Small Business
Senator Moore & Representative Forry, Joint Chairs MA Statewide Listening Tour: Report & Recommendations Includes:
Nashoba Valley Winery/ Small Farms Hearing
Click here to read the report

E-news

Representative Hogan's Newsletter–January 2012

Representative Hogan's Senior Newsletter

Representative Hogan's Summer 2010 Newsletter
Rep Hogan's E-NEWS

Notes from Beacon Hill

Welcome to Representative Hogan's Columns

Notes from Beacon Hill: February 14, 2011

Notes from Beacon Hill: January 31, 2011

Notes from Beacon Hill: January 23, 2011

Column: The limits of free speech

Local Towns Receive Grants for Fire Education-2011

Notes from Beacon Hill: Feb. 26, 2010

New driving law improves safety

Hogan shares some House initiatives

Where the Money Goes

Let us never forget

Getting clear on health care reform

Rep Hogan's six-month progress report

Public libraries are the great equalizers

Support your local businesses

Thoughts on the Anti-Bullying Bill 2010
Thoughts on the Special Election January 2010
Massachusetts Friends of Libraries newsletter

All Politics Is Local

Public Safety…Public Choices

ARRA's Coming
First Column