Senator Jamie Wall

If you are one of the thousands of people who receive SNAP benefits (otherwise known as FoodShare) to help put food on the table, your November payment is going to be delayed because of the federal government shutdown. Here is a description of the situation⬇️

Congratulations to Saint Norbert College on the opening of the new Donald & Patricia Schneider Family Hall. A beautiful facility that pays tribute to the old Abbot Pennings Hall!

Today, we celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day. We in northeastern Wisconsin are grateful for our relationship with our neighbors in the Oneida Nation.

Golden Apple Awards | Greater Green Bay Chamber The Golden Apple Awards, presented by the Greater Green Bay Chamber and the Donald and Darlene Long Family Foundation annually recognizes high-quality educators in Greater Green Bay in areas of…

The nomination period is open for the area's Golden Apple Awards! Golden Apple Awardees are our community's finest educators, who lead and inspire the next generation. See the link for more information.

This morning, I was honored to provide a legislative update at the Midwest Community Land Trust conference. We discussed housing availability and affordability, and how Wisconsin is working to make our state an even better place to live.

A place for pancakes, people – The Pancake Place earns state recognition - The Business News The Pancake Place in Green Bay is honored by the Wisconsin Legislature for decades of community service and family tradition.

Last month, I was proud to honor The Pancake Place with a legislative citation for their services to the community. You can read more about their success here. thebusinessnews.com/northeast/a-...

I spent this morning volunteering in De Pere- many thanks to the De Pere Chamber of Commerce for organizing the opportunity. Keep your eyes open for De Pere’s first Good Neighbor Week next year!

My father Jim Wall died 32 years ago today. I miss you, Dad!

Governor Evers recently announced a new round of funding for the Non-State Grant Program, which provides grants to local governments and non-profit organizations for construction projects that benefit the public.

More information and a link to apply can be found here: doa.wi.gov/Pages/LocalG...

It's officially Good Neighbor Week in Green Bay! I took some time this afternoon to help kick it off with a project over on the east side of the city.

If you have a minute to lend a hand, I'm sure your neighbors will appreciate it!

Congratulations to the National Railroad Museum on the opening of the Fox River Expansion! Stop by today to enjoy the celebration of this great new fixture in our community.

I was proud to honor The Pancake Place with a citation commending their decades of service. Congratulations on 16 straight Best of the Bay "Best Breakfast" titles!

Pooling risk across the state could result in significant savings for taxpayers, and improve health benefits for teachers.

Saving taxpayers money and easing pressure on school district budgets is a win for students, for teachers, and for Wisconsin.

This morning, Rep. Hysell and I were joined by WEAC Executive Director Peggy Wirtz-Olsen as we introduced legislation to study a new state group health insurance plan for public school employees.

Barb LaMue has served as President and CEO of the New North since 2019, and in May announced her retirement. I was honored to present her with this citation recognizing her contributions to the region. Congratulations on a successful career!

UW-Green Bay dual enrollment program will expand with $1M state budget-funded boost UW-Green Bay's Rising Phoenix program, a dual-enrollment program for area high schools, will add up to 150 students in 2026. Here's what to know.

I was proud to secure $1 million for the Rising Phoenix program. Dual enrollment allows students to get a cost-effective head start on their post- high school careers, and Brown County is lucky to have some of the best programs in the state.

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Today, the 24th anniversary of the tragic attack on the World Trade Center, we pause to remember the lives lost.

#neverforget

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Yesterday, I was honored to welcome Secretary of Transportation Kristina Boardman to visit our district. We toured the Port of Green Bay and discussed the $20 million in funds for its expansion, as well as several other opportunities in Brown County.

Thanks for visiting!

DNR And DHS Issue New PFAS-Based Consumption Advisory For Ducks Harvested On Green Bay | Wisconsin DNR The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) and the Department of Health Services (DHS) today announced a new consumption advisory for mallards and wood ducks harvested on Green Bay due to…

The Department of Natural Resources has issued a consumption advisory for mallards and wood ducks harvested on Green Bay, effective immediately. See here for more information.

Calling all hikers, campers, boaters and hunters! Wisconsin’s Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund protects, and improves the natural areas we love. Those funds are at risk! Join me in fighting to make sure these funds continue to preserve our natural areas for future generations.

Yesterday, my colleague Senator Jeff Smith and I sent a letter to Senate leadership formally requesting a hearing on our bill to save the Veterans Housing and Recovery Program. You can read it here:

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Labor Day!

Conserving natural areas for future generations is too important for political games. It’s time for Republicans to join us in renewing support for the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund. Protect natural areas. Improve water quality. Ensure access to public lands.

Homelessness is increasing in Brown County. These volunteers traded a night’s sleep to document the challenge Dozens of volunteers participated in this summer’s point-in-time count of homelessness, documenting an increase of people who lacked shelter. Some volunteers previously experienced homelessness the…

I was glad to participate in the 2025 Point in Time count with 66 other volunteers in our community. This article shows what we experienced earlier this summer in the greater Green Bay area.

It’s no secret that Wisconsin is known for lush forests, clear waters, and abundant wildlife. That’s why Legislative Democrats are working hard to renew the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund and ensure our parks, trails, and wildlife habitats are protected for future generations.

My mom, Jo Ann Rose Gehl Wall, died ten years ago today. May perpetual light shine upon her.

Whether it’s casting a line or enjoying a day hunting, Wisconsinites depend on public lands for outdoor traditions. The Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund builds the trails, roads, and boat launches that make it possible.