state house watch - february 14, 2022

Your interview hosts for this week's State House Watch, from Change for Concord, are 
Lidia Yen and Steven Kidder. They interview Sarah Jane Knoy, Director of Granite State Organizing Project, and Dawn McKinney, Policy Director from NH Legal Assistance.

First, Maggie Fogarty and Grace Kindeke bring us up to date on some AFSC information.
"Free Them All": AFSC action
Manchester bipoc students funding grant discussed in school board
activity on abortion bills
SB203 min wage
upcoming House and Senate voting days this week
lookahead to 2/17 State of the State

Housing Issues, Conditions, Codes;   
Housing starts shortage
affordable housing shortage
family size housing
less than 1% vacancy
35 bills relevant to housing
HB1200 notice rent increase 45 days
HB1291 re:Section 8 discrimination 
protected classes, prejudice
Section 8 vouchers kept up payments during pandemic
SB217 allows eviction ... 30/60 days ...
SB400 new affordable housing - NIMBY
SB210 manufactured home park coops - NHCommunityLoanFund
HB1087 zoning
HB1216 & HB1254 housing appeals board
SB452, SB371 lead contamination standards, remediation - Conservation Law Foundation
HB1337...unemployment insurance reduction
SB203 min wage

Maggie and Grace close the show...
contact your legislators
sign in on House bills
sign in on Senate bills
Black Heritage Trail Tea Talks "Model Minority"