100th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session

Representative Mark Ellebracht

Representative
Mark Ellebracht

District 017

Democrat

Elected:	2016
Years Served:	4
Hometown:	Liberty
Counties:	Clay

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Committees

Insurance Policy, Ranking Minority Member

Economic Development

Joint Committee on the Justice System

Subcommittee on Litigation Reform

Special Committee on Urban Issues

Capitol Address
Address:	MO House of Representatives 201 West Capitol Avenue Room 135-BA Jefferson City MO 65101
Legislator Assistant:	Ronda Griggs
Phone:	573-751-1218
E-Mail:	Mark.Ellebracht@house.mo.gov

Biography

Rep. Mark Ellebracht, a Democrat, represents parts of Clay County, including parts of Liberty, Pleasant Valley, Kansas City, and Claycomo (District 17) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2016.

In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Ellebracht is an attorney. He previously served one tour as a non-commissioned officer in the United States Army (1999-2003). He also has worked as a cement mason.

Rep. Ellebracht is an Eagle Scout, and a graduate of Liberty Senior High School. He earned a B.A. from William Jewell College, and obtained his J.D. from the University of Missouri School of Law.

Rep. Ellebracht currently resides in Liberty.

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HB 1357 - (3348H.01I)
Directs fines from certain municipal ordinances to be distributed annually to the schools of the county in the same manner that proceeds of all penalties, forfeitures, and fines collected for the breach of the penal laws of the state are distributed.

HB 1358 - (3369H.01I)
Changes the laws regarding sales of land so that a sale of 10 or more acres requires a survey.

HB 1359 - (3367H.01I)
Provides that a person may be charged with promoting a suicide attempt or voluntary manslaughter if such person is convicted of abusing certain persons and such conduct significantly contributed to the suicide or suicide attempt.

HB 1360 - (3372H.01I)
Provides that the time frame to file a petition for review of certain decisions shall be calculated as provided under Missouri Supreme Court Rule 44.01(e).

HB 1361 - (3370H.01I)
Requires probation officers to report all probation violations.

HB 1362 - (3371H.01I)
Specifies that the limits on fines for traffic violations shall not apply if the defendant is represented by counsel and negotiated a plea agreement.

HB 1363 - (3353H.01I)
Modifies provisions of sunshine laws relating to data exchanged on government-issued cell phones.

HB 1364 - (3354H.01I)
Specifies that attorneys shall only be prohibited from serving as special prosecutors in counties where they represent criminal defendants if a conflict is found after a hearing.

HB 1365 - (3363H.01I)
Establishes the offense of failure to identify.

HB 1366 - (3374H.01I)
Modifies provision for closed meetings of governmental bodies.

HB 1367 - (3376H.02I)
Requires individuals who become prior candidates to dissolve their candidate committees.

HB 1368 - (3418H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to campaign finance.

HB 1369 - (3368H.01I)
Authorizes a waiver for certain property tax penalties.

HB 1370 - (3358H.01I)
Modifies the computation of heritage value in condemnation proceedings.

HB 1371 - (3362H.01I)
Extends protections of federal SCRA and USERRA to the Missouri Active Guard Reserves and National Guard serving under executive order by the governor.

HB 1372 - (3419H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to ethics.

HB 1373 - (3375H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to the offense of driving while intoxicated.

HB 1374 - (3420H.02C)
Creates new provisions relating to the funding of inaugural activities.

HB 1375 - (3373H.02C)
Allows certain persons or agencies to request an audit if there is an investigation of an offense of theft or fraud by a public servant or an offense of official misconduct.

HB 1503 - (3443H.01I)
Allows a victim of a physician's actions to attend and present oral testimony or submit a written impact statement at all board meetings and administrative hearings involving investigation and discipline of the physician.

HB 1504 - (3536H.01I)
Requires the placement of Automated External Defibrillators and staff trained in the operation of such devices on passenger trains, cabooses, locomotive units capable of independent operation, and motorized on-track work equipment used in railroad operations.

HB 1505 - (3429H.01I)
Requires charities that accept donations to make their tax returns public.

HB 1506 - (3499H.01I)
Requires driver's license applicants eighteen years of age and younger who have never held a driver's license to complete a driver's education program approved by the Missouri highways and transportation commission.

HB 1507 - (3537H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to the administrative procedures for driver's license suspensions and revocations.

HB 1508 - (3484H.01I)
Requires in-state public educational institutions to grant undergraduate course credit for students who score 3 or higher on advance placement examinations.

HB 1782 - (4189H.01I)
Establishes provisions for net neutrality.

HB 1783 - (4129H.01I)
Adds provisions relating to the care of indigent persons.

HB 2031 - (4561H.01I)
Requires arbitration agreements for certain disputes to be in a separate agreement.

HB 2080 - (3417H.01I)
Establishes procedures to recall a county commissioner.

HB 2081 - (4682H.01I)
Requires the Department of Economic Development to maintain a list of call centers that transfer jobs out of the country.

HB 2143 - (4891H.01I)
Criminalizes the disclosure of medical marijuana patients' information to unauthorized parties.

HB 2510 - (5486H.01I)
Allows a court to direct forfeited cash bonds in criminal nonsupport cases to the Family Support Payment Center for payment of child support arrears.

HB 2602 - (5529H.01I)
Modifies provisions for providing copies of medical records.

HJR 64 - (3365H.01I)
Authorizes a real property tax rate freeze for certain individuals.

HJR 81 - (3430H.01I)
Prohibits the increase of residential property assessments by more than three percent per year.

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