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Member offices in the State Capitol, 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., by floor and room number as published on each member's official page.

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No member office matches “206”. It is used as a committee or hearing room:

Hearings in room 206 12 latest

Oct 28, 2026County and Municipal GovernmentHouseRm 206
Oct 28, 2026Public SafetyHouseRm 206
Oct 22, 2026A&B General Government SubcommitteeHouse · cancelledRm 206
Oct 21, 2026Public SafetyHouseRm 206
Oct 20, 2026BusinessHouseRm 206
Oct 19, 2026BusinessHouseRm 206
Oct 15, 2026Task Force on Rethinking Paying Subminimal Wage for Persons with DisabilitiesHouseRm 206
Oct 14, 2026Public SafetyHouse · cancelledRm 206
Oct 14, 2026Public SafetyHouseRm 206
Oct 13, 2026Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled SubstancesHouseRm 206
Oct 12, 2026A&B Health SubcommitteeHouseRm 206
Oct 12, 2026Alcohol, Tobacco and Controlled SubstancesHouseRm 206

Floors are inferred from the first digit of the room number. Committee and hearing rooms appear when you search a room number used in a meeting notice (see Hearings).