“I joined my colleagues from the Texas Freedom Caucus to support Attorney General Ken Paxton and Gov. Abbott halting all elective medical procedures during the coronavirus pandemic, including abortion. We must do everything that we can to help protect innocent life.”- State Representative Kyle Biedermann
Read more“During the recent COVID-19 event, Governor Abbott has been waiving regulations to help businesses of all sizes, as well as the people of Texas when it comes to everyday lives. I agree with Gov. Abbott, we need less regulation, not just now, but all of the time. Less regulation means less government, and that is a positive thing.”- State Representative Kyle Biedermann To see what Governor Abbott has been doing…
Read moreMy office has a job opening to serve as my District Director. Duties include: Acting as a liaison to local officials, attending events in the district, constituent services, overseeing communications (press releases, social media, etc.), working closely with my capitol staff, among other duties. If you are interested, please email your resume to my Chief of Staff at [email protected]
Read moreUpdate from the Office of the Governor Emergency Designation for Small Business Disaster Loans Approved Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has included the entire state of Texas in its Economic Injury Disaster Declaration and granted access to its Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program, which will provide long-term, low-interest loans to qualifying businesses across the state. Texas small businesses who believe they may be…
Read moreDue to Gov. Abbott’s COVID-19 Executive Order, restaurants that hold a Mixed Beverage Permit may conduct “to-go” alcohol sales as well as alcohol deliveries to consumers. Please see the letter from the TABC for additional information.
Read more“I joined my colleagues from the Texas Freedom Caucus and asked the Comptroller to waive penalties and interest if businesses cannot pay their monthly sales taxes due today. We must do everything that we can to help our local businesses. “- State Representative Kyle Biedermann
Read more“Governor Abbott declared that Texas is now a public health disaster, and has issued an executive order implementing CDC standards statewide: No gatherings larger than 10 people, all gyms, nursing homes and schools will be closed. Restaurants and bars will be closed except for take-out or delivery until further notice. This executive order begins Friday at midnight and will expire April 3rd, with the potential of renewal and extension. This…
Read moreIf you are a small business who believes you may be eligible for a Small Business Administration (SBA) Economic Injury Disaster Declaration Loan due to the effects of COVID-19, you can find the application here.
Read more“For up to date information on COVID-19, the best resources are the Center for Disease Control and Texas Health and Human Services. My office continues to monitor the situation with the Governor and state agencies. Let’s continue to not be fearful or panic, but use facts and common sense in our everyday lives.”- State Representative Kyle Biedermann Please use the following links for up to date information: https://hhs.texas.gov/services/health/coronavirus-covid-19 https://www.dshs.texas.gov/coronavirus/ https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html
Read more“I was on a conference call on Sunday with TEA Commissioner Mike Morath and other legislators to discuss the state of our schools and Standardized testing. Today, Gov. Abbott waived the STARR testing assessment requirements for the 2019–20 school year. I support the Governor in this decision. The utmost concern is the safety of our students and school staff. My friend, Rep. Matt Krause, has a good summary of our…
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