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102nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Representative
Louis Riggs
District 005
Republican
Elected:
2018
Years Served:
7
Hometown:
Hannibal
Counties:
Committees
Workforce and Infrastructure Development, Chairman
Special Interim Committee on Workforce Innovation and Technology, Chairman
Subcommittee on Appropriations - General Administration, Vice-Chairman
Budget
Subcommittee on Appropriations - Health, Mental Health, and Social Services
Government Efficiency and Downsizing
Joint Committee on Administrative Rules
Joint Committee on Government Accountability
Joint Committee on Rural Economic Development
Special Committee on Government Administration
Special Committee on Urban Issues
Special Committee on Policy Review
Capitol Address
Address:
MO House of Representatives
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 313-2
Jefferson City MO 65101
Phone:
573-751-3613
E-Mail:
Louis.Riggs@house.mo.gov
Biography
Representative Louis Riggs, a Republican, represents Marion and Ralls counties (District 5) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2018.
In addition to his legislative duties, Riggs served as an educator at Hannibal-LaGrange University for more than 14 years and now teaches at Culver Stockton College. He is also an attorney and Eagle Scout.
He serves as a member of the Board of Directors of Missouri Rural Development Partners and is a past Chair of the Board of Directors of the Missouri Humanities Council, a past president of Missouri Community Betterment, and a past president of Hannibal Nutrition Center and Hannibal Free Clinic. He is a past president and co-founder of the Northeast Missouri Conservative Club and serves as a member of the City of Hannibal Mark Twain Home Board. Riggs has also been named to the University of Missouri Extension Leaders Honor Roll for his service to the Marion County Extension Council.
A graduate of Hannibal High School, Riggs obtained a bachelor's degree in English from Westminster College and a juris doctorate from the University of Missouri – Columbia School of Law.
Born and raised in Hannibal, Riggs resides there today with his family.
Sponsored Bills
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HB 1808
- (4059H.01I)
Creates the "U.S. Grant Heritage Area" in Missouri
HB 1810
- (4148H.01I)
Establishes a fund for matching school district expenditures of reserve moneys to increase teacher salaries
HB 1811
- (4219H.01I)
Modifies laws regarding the composition of the Missouri highways and transportation commission
HB 1812
- (4171H.01I)
Authorizes an income tax deduction for amounts paid towards tangible personal property taxes
HB 1813
- (4242H.02C)
Modifies provisions for broadband development
HB 1814
- (4078H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to task forces
HB 1815
- (4060H.01I)
Requires an audit of all state departments every four years
HB 1816
- (4058H.01I)
Designates celebratory months for each month of the year
HB 1822
- (4062H.01I)
Requires all state departments to report the cost of complying with federal regulations to the department of economic development
HB 2289
- (2887H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to the Missouri highways and transportation commission
HB 2290
- (4901H.01I)
Adds the cities of Hannibal and Moberly to the list of cities allowed to impose a sales tax for public safety
HB 2294
- (4071H.01I)
Creates provisions relating to employer liability for actions taken against employees who fail to receive a COVID-19 vaccine
HB 2345
- (5042H.01I)
Allows the office of administration to conduct post-award negotiations with vendors
HB 2479
- (5123H.01I)
Modifies tax incentives for qualified companies to promote industrial manufacturing and infrastructure projects
HB 2623
- (5265H.01I)
Establishes the" Employment Security and Job Referrals Act of 2024", relating to job referrals for unemployment compensation claimants
HB 2751
- (5774H.01I)
Designates April twenty-seventh each year as "Ulysses S. Grant Day" in Missouri
HB 2822
- (5858H.02I)
Designates the "James Thompson Highway" in Ralls County
HB 2902
- (5702H.02I)
Requires the department of transportation to prioritize federal priority corridors in the statewide transportation improvement program (STIP) and requires any changes to the STIP to be approved by the joint committee on administrative rules
HJR 98
- (4223H.01I)
Proposes a constitutional amendment to grant the legislature the authority to veto department of transportation spending plans
HJR 109
- (2886H.01I)
Proposes a constitutional amendment dissolving the authority of the highways and transportation commission and granting authority to the department of transportation
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