Ronald Mariano Majority Leader
D
Quincy
Addresses
- State House
- Room 343
- Boston, MA 02133
- Phone: 617-722-2300
- Fax: 617-722-2750
- Email: Ronald.Mariano@mahouse.gov
Committee Membership
| Bill | Docket | Bill Title |
|---|---|---|
| HD599 | For legislation to protect the privacy and security of residents’ biometric information | |
| HD600 | Relative to promoting innovation in eldercare services | |
| HD603 | For legislation to eliminate certain duplicate in lieu of taxes payments to the towns of Belchertown, Hardwick, New Salem, Pelham, Petersham and Ware for watershed lands of the Quabbin Reservation | |
| HD604 | Relative to the compensation of the chief probation officers of the Trial Court | |
| HD605 | For legislation to further define the term "surgery". | |
| HD607 | Relative to the establishment of physician evaluation programs by insurance companies | |
| HD608 | Relative to annual debt service obligations under the Commonwealth Sewer Rate Relief Fund | |
| HD609 | Relative to secondary metals dealings | |
| HD3407 | For legislation to permit reviews by the Department of Environmental Protection of the financial assurance mechanisms concerning former landfill sites subject to post-closure requirements | |
| HD3543 | Relative to public health planning, procedures and improvements | |
| H.2015 | Order (filed by Mr. Mariano of Quincy) relative to House Rules governing the 2015-2016 legislative sessions (House, No. 2015). January 29, 2015. | |
| H.2017 | Order (filed by Mr. Mariano of Quincy) relative to Joint Rules governing the 2015-2016 legislative sessions (House, No. 2017). January 29, 2015. |
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Mariano has been a lifelong basketball fan and has coached Quincy Youth Basketball for numerous years. He is the founder and coordinator of the President’s Youth Basketball Association and is a member of the Quincy Public Schools Athletic Contribution Committee. Mariano also enjoys travel, reading, and music.
Personal Information
| Profession: | Teacher |
| Spouse: | Eve Powell |
Career Highlights
- Mariano was elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives in December, 1991 in a special election
- Mariano was appointed Assistant Majority Leader in February, 2009
- As chair, Mariano oversaw all legislative matters pertaining to banking and insurance
- Mariano served as a member of the Quincy School Committee from 1989 to 2009
Education & Public Service
- Quincy Public Schools
- Northeastern University, B.S.
- University of Massachusetts at Boston, M.Ed.
- Quincy School Committee; Norfolk County Advisory Board former member
- Ward 2 Democratic Committee former chairman; Quincy College Board of Governors
- Baird and Maquire Task Force (co-chair)
- Mass. House (1992-present), Assistant Majority Leader