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Marie Banks

Student Marie Banks Visits the Capitol Feb 24th

Buckley AFB Visits the Capitol Feb 18th

CCA Students at the Capitol Feb 9th

Iman

Imam El-Leissy Visit Jan 25th

Su Ryden First Day 2011

Su Ryden First Day 2011

Su Ryden and Congressman Ed Perlmutter

Congressman Ed Perlmutter joined Su in an Election Eve phone banking session.

REP. RYDEN'S BILL TO PROTECT COLORADO'S JOBS & NATIONAL SECURITY SIGNED INTO LAW

Rep. Ryden thanks supporters from Buckley AFB, local veterans, Aurora Economic Developent Council, and Dept. of Military & Veterans Affairs for their work on HB 1205, to protect our national security and thousands of Aurora jobs.

STATE CAPITOL--2010--Rep. Ryden thanks supporters from Buckley AFB, local veterans, Aurora Economic Developent Council, and Dept. of Military & Veterans Affairs for their work on HB 1205, to protect our national security and thousands of Aurora jobs.

Gov. Bill Ritter with Rep. Ryden, and Air National Guard Commander Gen. Trulan Eyre, after signing HB1205 into law at the State Capitol.

Gov. Bill Ritter with Rep. Ryden, and Air National Guard Commander Gen. Trulan Eyre, after signing HB1205 into law at the State Capitol.

GOV. RITTER SIGNS NEW BOOSTER SEAT PROTECTIONS INTO LAW

THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL--2010--Gov. Bill Ritter congratulates child safety advocates and legislators gathered at The Children's Hospital in Aurora for the signing of SB110 to add booster seat protections for children.

Rep. Ryden thanks Kylie Anderson for her expert testimony on SB 110 to add booster seat protections for children under age 8.

Rep Ryden Tours Dairy

Rep. Ryden (second from right) recently toured the Quail Ridge Dairy and Dairy Farmers of America processing plant in Fort Morgan with other members of the Agriculture/Natural Resources Committee.

Rep Ryden tells a gathering at Lincoln Park, "I think that this law will give people that extra incentive to buckle up." Statistics show that 56% of all traffic fatalities are associated with those not wearing their seat belts. It is estimated that this costs the state more than $90 million dollars per year in economic productivity.

STATE CAPITOL--2009--Rep Ryden tells a gathering at Lincoln Park, "I think that this law will give people that extra incentive to buckle up." Statistics show that 56% of all traffic fatalities are associated with those not wearing their seat belts. It is estimated that this costs the state more than $90 million dollars per year in economic productivity.

SB09-296, sponsored by Senator Betty Boyd and Representative Su Ryden, is a measure that would make not wearing a safety belt a primary offense, thereby requiring standard enforcement of safety belt laws in conjunction with all other traffic laws.

Su signs her first bill

GOVERNOR'S OFFICE--2009--Gov. Bill Ritter congratulates supporters of the Foster Parent IEP Training bill (HB 1078), which he signed into law on March 19. It was Rep. Ryden's first bill to be signed by the Governor. Sen. Mary Hodge sponsored the bill in the State Senate.