In The House
State Representative Kristey Williams is dedicated to representing the values and priorities of her constituents. Kristey believes that personal freedoms such as speech, religion, and press are essential Constitutional rights that enable all Americans to live free without coercion of conscience. In the House will provide helpful insights relating to actions “under the dome.”
Bills of Interest
Helpful Resources
Newsletter
Education
LINKS of INTEREST
We Win with Williams
July 17, 2024
I'll continue to vote for lower taxes, protect our State, and balance our budget. I've voted to eliminate the Social Security income tax elimination. I voted to add more KBI agents to combat human and drug trafficking. Fentanyl is hitting all too close to home and is devastating families.
Castle Park Minor Waiver Form
May 16, 2024
For any volunteer 14 years to 17 years -- please fill out and bring with you to volunteer! Thank you!
Castle Park Tool List for Loan
March 31, 2024
If you can loan a tool, please let us know! Email kristeywilliams@yahoo.com .
Budgets
September 3, 2023
With the State’s all funds budgets tipping over $22 billion annually (approximately $9 billion State General Fund), there’s renewed emphasis to have greater efficiency and accountability with spending. This site is one more step to bring more information right to your fingertips.
The Kansas Legislature
September 3, 2023
The Kansas Legislative session meets every January through May with a short first adjournment in April. The sites within will provide helpful resources with access to proposed bills, legislative contacts & calendars, and committees schedules. Explore the People’s House!
The Business of Kansas
September 3, 2023
The Kansas Legislature
“Staying up to date with the happenings of the Kansas Legislature isn’t an easy task. Each legislative session convenes in January and lasts for approximately 90 days. During this time, the Legislature made up of 40 senators and 125 House members, have one Constitutional mandate – to pass a budget that will provide for the appropriations of core Kansas services. The sites below will connect you to important resources included bills, members, calendars, and committees. Explore the People’s House!”
Education in Kansas
September 3, 2023
K-12 public education makes up more than 51% of Kansas’s General Fund Budget. With such a significant financial commitment, it’s equally important that our children receive a quality education that prepares them for life after high school. How is Kansas doing and what options do parents have when seeking the best education for their children? When our priority is kids first, then Kansas wins.
House District 77
September 3, 2023
The 77th District is found in south-central Kansas a few miles east of Wichita. The district includes Augusta, the southern portion of Andover, Rose Hill, and Douglass as its main population centers. This beautiful area of Kansas, on the edge of the Flint Hills, has been Kristey’s home for the majority of her life.”
Inspiration Testing
August 2, 2023
Testing
Cheers Test
August 7, 2023
Testing
Constituent Mailer & Survey
May 31, 2023
Within the mailer that will be sent out to many House District 77 Constituents very soon, you'll find a survey. Feel free to complete the survey and email it back to me at Kristey.williams@house.ks.gov.
Kansas: a Better Way
January 20, 2023
A plan for Kansas
Leadership Bid for House Caucus Chair
November 26, 2022
Education has been my primary focus in the House for the past four years. Though I hope to continue working in this area and championing good policy that builds more transparency, accountability, and opportunity for students and parents -- I would also like to help my colleagues in all priority areas as we serve our constituents.
New Kansas Laws Impacting Schools
August 16, 2023
What are the new laws relating to providing surveys to students and ensuring parents have access first? What is open enrollment and part-time enrollment? What's the needs assessment and how can we better use academic achievement data to make budget decisions? These questions are part of the HB 2567 that was the education mega bill and now are law.