Texas House passes SB 1857 (Texas School Safety Training Act)
PRESS RELEASE
Senator Craig Estes
Texas State Senate District 30
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For Immediate Release
May 17, 2013
Contact: Liz White
512.463.0130
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“Texas School Safety Training Act” Sent to Governor
Act empowers courageous teachers to voluntarily seek training for active-shooter scenarios
Austin – Today the Texas House finally passed SB 1857, the Texas School Safety Training Act, which empowers qualified Concealed Handgun License (CHL) instructors to earn a “school safety certification” that would allow them to train teachers to save lives should an active-shooter scenario occur inside a Texas school. The bill now goes to Governor Perry to await his signature.
Estes: The Medicaid Mousetrap
Op-Ed from the Office of State Senator Craig Estes, District 30
For Immediate Release
March 11, 2013
Contact: Liz White
512-463-0130
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My granddad often told me, “there’s always free cheese in a mousetrap.” Those words have never rung more true than with Medicaid expansion. I can’t help but think Texas is being lured by “free” federal dollars into expanding Medicaid. Mousetraps don’t work out well for mice, and Medicaid expansion won’t work out well for Texans.
First, Texas can’t afford Medicaid expansion.
Estes files RFID bill
Austin – State Senator Craig Estes (R-Wichita Falls) today filed SB 173, a bill that prohibits the use of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology by school districts to track or transmit information regarding public school students.
Fate of “Flying Pigs” vs “Slaughtered Hogs”
Op-Ed: 01/02/2013, By State Senator Craig Estes (R- Wichita Falls) -
Texas State Senator considers asking Texas Rangers to find missing Texas congressional conservatives
State Senator Craig Estes
Where have all the federal budget-cutting Texas conservatives gone?As Chairman of the Texas Senate Committee responsible for our state’s Homeland Security, I am contemplating calling out the Texas Rangers to find them.
It appears that somewhere between Texas and Washington, they got lost.
That’s right! Some of our Texas congressional Republicans voted to pass Obama’s “fiscal cliff compromise” legislation.
This legislation looks like, smells like and tastes like a tax increase. Why? Because it is a tax increase bill!
