
Senator Robin Webb
Senator Webb Named NASC Executive Council Officer
FRANKFORT – State Senator Robin Webb, D-Grayson, recently agreed to serve as Secretary of the Executive Council of the National Assembly of Sportsmen’s Caucuses (NASC) at its annual Sportsman-Legislator Summit in McCall, Idaho.
Rep. Mike Pitts of South Carolina, President of the NASC Executive Council, nominated Senator Webb to serve in her new role as Secretary.
Senator Webb is serving her third term on the Council.
“This is an exciting opportunity to become even more involved with the issues that sportsmen and outdoors lovers are facing today,” Senator Webb said. “I’ve enjoyed sharing my ideas with other states and, in turn, gathering ideas I can bring back to Kentucky, and now I can do even more for the people of this Commonwealth in that regard.”
“We are pleased that our long time supporter and trusted Executive Council member Senator Robin Webb has agreed to serve in this capacity,” said Jeff Crane, President of the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation. “Senator Webb is to be commended for her service to the NASC and her commitment to protecting the rights of hunters and anglers in Kentucky and across the nation.”
The three-day meeting, hosted by NASC and the Idaho Legislative Sportsmen’s Caucus and Idaho Sportsmen’s Caucus Advisory Council, is the largest gathering of state sportsmen legislators in the United States.
Senator Webb participated in this unique forum to discuss policy issues of concern to hunters and anglers in Kentucky and around the nation as well as exchange ideas on pro-sportsmen legislation as well as issues and trends of concern to the outdoor community.
Policy sessions included: state legislative trends and victories, federal issues and current state issues such as: state wildlife management, building a state caucus advisory council, hunting & fishing education, puppy mills, trapping, state partnerships with non-governmental organizations, and micro-stamping/bullet serialization.











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