Since HB 192 was deferred last Thursday, we would like y’all to send follow-up emails to your representatives. Deferring this bill demonstrates support for local governments and the environment.

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Dear Representatives:
Thank you for listening to testimony today regarding HB 192, Representative Hollis’ bill to prohibit local ordinances regulating certain containers and bags.
While I could not attend this meeting, I want you to know that I am AGAINST this bill, as I believe that local elected officials should retain the right to regulate my everyday environment.
I understand that HB 192 was voluntarily deferred last Thursday morning, and I hope that you would vote NO, should this bill come up again in the near future.
Sincerely,
[INSERT NAME]