To help get H3319 enacted to give Massachusetts communities a choice for electricity distribution, please:
(1) Support bill H3319
(2) Ask your State Representative and Senator to support bill H3319
(3) Get others to support bill H3319
(4) Get your city, town or organization to endorse bill H3319
(1) Become a supporter of bill H3319
You can support bill H3319 by filling the form below. We will forward periodically to State legislators the names of their constituents who, like you, sign up to support bill H3319.
First name:
State legislators rarely hear from more than 2 to 5 of their constituents about a particular bill. You will make a real difference if you email and/or write your State Representative and State Senator asking them to support bill H3319. This will take just a few minutes.
Here are 2 easy steps to find the names of your State Representative and State Senator, and to send them an email and/or a letter:
- first, enter your street address here, click the "Find My Election information" button and find the names of your State Representative and State Senator in the 3rd and 4th fields from the bottom, marked "Senate in General Court:" and "Rep in General Court:"; click on their names to find their email and mailing addresses (Room number followed by: State House, Boston MA 02133).
- second, use this sample letter (personalize it to reflect your priorities) to compose an email and/or a letter.
(3) Get others to join MAMEC as supporters of bill H3319
Ask your friends, colleagues or acquaintances to visit this web site (www.massmunichoice.org, Take Action page) and to support bill H3319.
In particular, if you or your friends know any of the 17 members of the Joint Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy Committee, please contact them and ask them to move Bill H3319 forward.
If your city, town or organization has not yet endorsed bill H3319 (check here to see if they have), contact your Mayor, City Council, Board of Selectmen or your organization's leadership to ask them to endorse the bill.
For further details, they can contact Patrick Mehr, Lexington Electric Utility Committee, 31 Woodcliffe Road, Lexington MA 02421-7833, 781-372-1055, patrick.mehr@gmail.com
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