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In the past legislative sessions, Campo and Associates
have:
- Successful in restoring the MERC funding in the Health
and Human Services Bill for their client, Northwestern Chiropractic
College.
- Led the effort to block the passage of the bills that
would have lowered the blood alcohol level for a DUI from
.10 to .08 and stopped the passage of the Wine in the Grocery
Store bill.
- Secured (tens of millions of dollars) for the operational,
maintenance and acquisition funding sought by the Minneapolis
Park Board in the 2003 legislative session.
- Secured the buyout of the Minnesota Timber wolves and
the City of Minneapolis successful negotiations of their
stadium (Target Center acquisition) buy-out plan.
- Key Lobbyist for the Metropolitan Council secures funding
for Minnesota's first light rails transit line as well as
22 other successful legislative initiatives.
- Secured statutory law changes for AFLAC Insurance Company.
- Forced the legislature to adopt competitive bidding procedures
for E.F. Johnson, in its effort to bid on Minnesota's new
emergency radio system, 800 megahertz.
- Procured millions of dollars of new funding for academic
expansion and dormitory expansion for Fond Du Lac Community
College.
- Obtained funding to renovate the Schubert Theater
- Passed workers comp reform giving parody to chiropractors
- Procured an additional $43 million in LGA state aid to
cities across Minnesota during Special Session.
- $14.5 million in additional funding for Minneapolis Parks
over current 2005 state appropriations.
- Stopping no fault auto provisions that would have severely
paired back the ability of patient care options.
- On behalf of the tavern league of Minnesota and the Bowling
Proprietors blocked a statewide initiative for smoking bans
- Passed Provider coalition Fair Contracting bill as well
as defeating numerous legislation that had adverse effects
for chiropractors.
- All issues that effect the hospitality industry: Lowering
BAC to .08, Tax issues, and defeating wine in the grocery
stores for the Bowling Proprietors and the Wine Beer and
Spirits Federation.
- Passed Bond cap legislation that limits the amount a defendant
has to post as a bond in appealing judgments in Minnesota.
- Enabling language for Cornell company regarding private
prison RFP's
- Statutory language changes on behalf of Minneapolis Park
Board.
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