Rep. Esquivel to serve as “Principal
for a Day” at Medford’s Madrone Trail Charter School
November 22, 2009 Oregon House of Representatives
SALEM— Rep. Sal Esquivel (R-Medford) announced that he will
serve as “Principal for a Day’ at Medford’s Madrone Trail
Charter School on December 1. The visit will give Rep.
Esquivel the opportunity to learn more about the public
school and the education it provides to local students.
Read moreEsquivel, Howe, will go at it again in Medford
October 23, 2009 The Oregonian, Jeff Mapes
I don't know what kind of prospects Democrat Lynn
Howe has in the rematch she announced this week
against Oregon State Rep. Sal Esquivel, R-Medford.
After all, Howe fell 2,000 votes short in 2008,
about as good a Democratic year as you can get.
Read moreState works to relieve mortgage nightmares
June 15, 2009 The Oregonian, Melissa Repko
Rep. Sal Esquivel, R-Medford, said one of his
constituents -- a family of 11 -- faced threatening
calls, and he strongly supports HB3004 and hopes it
stops mortgage companies that "bully people."
Read more Bill restricting talking, texting and driving headed
to House floor
April 20, 2009 The Oregonian, Janie Har
SALEM -- Drivers of all ages would be prohibited
from texting or talking on a hand-held cell phone
under a bill approved in committee on Monday. Oregon
House Bill 2377 would allow police to stop any
driver caught with a phone. There are exceptions for
drivers working in public safety, one-way radio
operators and others who need to use a cell phone,
briefly, for work.
Co-sponsor Rep. Sal Esquivel, R-Medford, cradled an
imaginary phone to his left ear. "Put your hand
right here. Try to look back at traffic. That's what
we're trying to avoid here," he said to members of
the House Transportation Committee.
Read moreOregon Gun owners oppose release of permit info
March 12, 2009 KDRV-TV
MEDFORD — A new bill before the Oregon Legislature
would prevent the public release of information
about concealed weapons permit holders.
A slew of Southern Oregon representatives are
co-sponsoring the bill, including Sal Esquivel,
Dennis Richardson and Jason Atkinson.
