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Your Voice, Your Questions: Join Our Statewide Telephone Town Hall
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AARP Idaho is inviting Idahoans to join Speaker of the Idaho House of Representatives Mike Moyle and Idaho Senate President Pro Tempore Kelly Anthon for a statewide telephone town meeting. The one-hour conversation, moderated by AARP Idaho State Director Karianne Fallow, will focus on the legislative session, property taxes, health care issues and other topics important to Idahoans of all ages.
“It’s important for elected officials to communicate with our shared constituencies about the direction the state is headed and the decisions that are being made at the Capitol. We’re grateful for these meaningful conversations,” said Karianne Fallow, AARP Idaho State Director. “In this day and age, it can be challenging to get unfiltered information directly from policy makers. That’s why a conversation with leadership is extremely valuable.”
The hour-long conversation begins Tuesday, February 24 at 1:00pm MT.
Participants can join by:
- Dialing toll-free 866-767-0637 at the time of the call
- Listen to the live stream at www.facebook.com/aarpidaho
This is an interactive forum, and participants are encouraged to call and speak directly with Speaker Moyle and President Pro Tempore Kelly Anthon.
Questions may also be submitted ahead of time via email at aarpid@aarp.org, or during the call or on Facebook.
This call is open to everyone whether they are an AARP member or not.
Giving Idahoans a voice on the issues that matter most is a priority and AARP Idaho regularly makes these types of conversations available. With more than 188,000 Idahoans, AARP is the largest organization in the state and regularly hosts thousands of participants during statewide telephone town hall forums.
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