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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 “4S.5”. It is used as a committee or hearing room:

Hearings in room 4S.5 12 latest

Oct 28, 2026Government Modernization and TechnologyHouseRm 4S.5
Oct 22, 2026Public HealthHouseRm 4S.5
Oct 21, 2026RulesHouseRm 4S.5
Oct 19, 2026A&B Transportation SubcommitteeHouseRm 4S.5
Oct 14, 2026TourismHouseRm 4S.5
Sep 28, 2026A&B Finance SubcommitteeHouseRm 4S.5
Sep 8, 2026AgricultureHouseRm 4S.5
Aug 24, 2026Criminal JudiciaryHouseRm 4S.5
May 6, 2026Special Conference Committee on HB 3021Joint / ConferenceRm 4S.5
May 5, 2026Conference Committee on Health and Human Services OversightJoint / ConferenceRm 4S.5
Apr 30, 2026Administrative RulesHouse · cancelledRm 4S.5
Apr 28, 2026Administrative RulesHouseRm 4S.5

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).