State Representative, House District 33
"With one term under her belt, Primavera is the more-seasoned choice for this race."
- Broomfield Enterprise
Domestic Violence is a public health issue which profoundly affects the health and well-being of our families, communities and workplaces. Domestic violence affects thousands of Coloradoans each year. In Colorado in 2007, over 5,000 domestic violence victims sought and received shelter, over 2000 of those served were children. (CDHS Domestic Violence Program annual report). In Colorado in 2007, over 11,000 incidents involving domestic violence were reported to law enforcement. (Colorado Bureau of Investigation)
Some domestic violence resources:
Dianne is on the Legislative Audit Committee and voted to authorize the state auditor to research where are the cracks in the system that ultimately allowed a the triple-fatal traffic accident allegedly caused by an illegal immigrant with a history of arrests and jail time, but was never deported.
Click here to see Channel 7 coverage of this issue.
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"We owe it to the citizens, we owe it to the families," the Committee Vice-Chair [Dianne Primavera] said. "If we can rectify the situation so that it never happens again, that's what we need to do."
See Channel 7 video news article about the Komen Community Challenge to fix the gap in Medicaid coverage for breast cancer treatment.
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Click here to read article on this discussion in The Denver Post's Your Hub for Broomfield.
| WHAT: | State Representative Dianne Primavera hosts a town hall meeting At the grocery store, at the beauty shop, anytime people are chatting, the price of gas is a hot topic. And that chatting is filled with much speculation, misinformation, and little information about what we can do to ease the pain. |
| WHEN: | Wednesday, September 17th, 6:30 - 8:00 PM |
| WHERE: | Presbyterian Church of Broomfield 350 Main Street, Broomfield |
| WHO: | State Representative Dianne Primavera (host) Panelists: Bryant Gimlin, Energy Risk Manager, Gray Oil, Fort Lupton will address pricing from crude to final product and what factors into those prices. Natalie Mullis, Economist, State of Colorado will discuss current economic conditions in Colorado and the effect of higher prices. Lee Kemp, RTD Board of Directors, District I will talk about alternative transportation options, where RTD is, and where it goes. Brain Haldorson, A/B Petroleum, Broomfield will discuss how gas is priced at the station, how this affects others, and other information as it relates to marketing. Colorado Governor's Energy Office: A representative will discuss transitional fuels and other renewable options. |
I would especially like to thank all of you who participated in any of these past events:
I thank each and every one of you for the support you have given me. It takes a village to elect a candidate and you make up the best village ever!
The Broomfield County Democrats have leased an office and asked me to rent some of the space for my campaign. I accepted their offer immediately and am very grateful for the opportunity. It will be furnished soon – watch for the opening date on the Broomfield Dems website at www.broomfielddems.com Please drop in and visit as soon as the doors open. The address is 6811 W 120th Ave., Suite B3. This is on the NW corner of 120th and Main St., right next to the Subway sandwich shop.
My volunteers and I are working very hard on the campaign. We have walked half our precincts and raised 75% of our budget. We plan to raise most of the budget by Labor Day so we can devote September and October to walking all our precincts. Speaking of precincts, it’s heartening to find so many people who tell me they plan to vote for me. This time we plan to win in Broomfield!
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