Students from Jasper County Junior High visit Rep. Reis and State Senator John O. Jones at the State Capitol.
	State Senator John O. Jones (R-Mt. Vernon) and State Representative David Reis (R-Ste. Marie) were joined by over 20 other legislators and they addressed a standing-room only crowd of SWCD officials from across Illinois. The lawmakers gathered to urge the Governor to release more than $11.74 million in funds that support local soil and water conservation district (SWCD) operations. Shown in the photo from left to right are State Representative Mike Bost (R-Murphysboro); State Representative Sandy Cole (R-Grayslake); State Representative David Reis (R-Ste. Marie); and State Representative Lisa Dugan (D-Bradley). State Senator John O. Jones (R-Mt. Vernon) is shown speaking at the podium.
	Students from the Carmi - White County High School FFA Chapter visit the State Capitol.
	State Representative David Reis and State Senator John O. Jones (R-Mt. Vernon) introduce Joe Fatheree of Effingham to the House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee. Mr Fathery was recently named the Illinois Teacher of the Year for 2007 and testified to the committee about his visits to school districts throughout the state.
	Students from Olney Middle School visit with Rep Reis during the Annual Math and Sciences Academy Day in the State Capitol.
	Representatives Reis and Ron Stephens are joined by concerned constituents who traveled to Springfield to voice their concerns over the increase in electric rates during a special hearing by the Committee of the Whole.
	The Illinois Pork Producers Association IPPA presented the 2007 Legislative Award to Representative Reis. IPPA presents this award annually to legislators who have worked diligently to represent pork producers’ best interest on legislative issues affecting the pork industry.
	David was sworn in for his second term as State Representative on January 10, 2007 in Springfield. Pictured with David is his wife Maria and two children Nicholas and Adriana.
	Rep Reis recieves the Illinois Chamber of Commerce "Outstanding Freshman Legislator" Award for his legislative accomplishments in creating a better job creation environment in Illinois. His legislative record in support of pro-jobs legislation stood out from all other freshman representatives during the past two years.
	Friend of Agriculture. State Representative David Reis (R-Ste. Marie) recieves the Illinois Farm Bureau's "Friend of Agriculture" Award for his strong commitment to agriculture and the farmers of this state.
	Rep. Reis participates in the grant presentation to Illinois State Police District 12 in Effingham for renovations to their shooting range. The $2 million project will provide much needed improvements to the facility.
	Rep. Reis speaks to area health care professionals during a meeting regarding late Medicaid payments in Flora. Rep. Reis was joined by Sen. John Jones and Flora Mayor Charles Crowder for the event which was attended by dozens of doctors, pharmacists and hospital and nursing home administrators.
	The Alfred and Wilma Lybarger family farm was recgonized this past weekend by the Illinois Department of Agriculture as an Illinois Centennial Farm. State Representative David Reis made the presentation to the family at their home in rural Richland County. Front Row: Alfred Lybarger, Wilma Lybarger, David Reis Back Row: Louise Lybarger, Robert Lybarger, John Lybarger, Paul Lybarger, Myron Lybarger, Linda Kocher Not present for picture: David Lybarger
	Rep Reis joins Rep Ron Stephens during a house floor debate drawing attention to the dubious distinction that Illinois is now ranked as having the worst funded public pension system in America. Republicans hope the protest will bring all parties to the table and end the practice of raiding the states pension system in order to pay for more pork barrel spending in Chicago.
	Representative Reis joined House Minority Leader Tom Cross and other Illinois Republican legislators at a press conference opposing Governor Blagojevich's plan to fund a new capital bill by placing keno gambling machines in bars and restaurants in Illinois. Due to solid opposition posed by House Republicans, the Governor pulled the keno proposal off of the table.
	November 20, 2005 - State Representative David Reis addresses a large crowd of seniors gathered at Richland County's Senior Center. Rep. Reis hosted a special seminar on Medicare Part D and Illinois Cares Rx along with Kelly Dehlinger from Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) of Illinois.
	Rep. Reis, Rep. Ron Stephens, and Rep. Mike Bost listen intently to a constituent's question during one of many Retirement Security Task Force hearings held this fall around the state.
	Brenda Miller of WNOI's "R and B Review" talks with House Republican Leader Tom Cross (center) and State Representative David Reis (right) about the recent legislative session and what was accomplished in the fight against methamphetamine.
	House Republican Leader Tom Cross addresses a luncheon featuring State Representative David Reis (left), Flora Mayor Charlie Crowder (center) and various business and civic leaders. Reis invited Cross to visit the area to highlight achievements promoting jobs and values during the recent legislative session.
	108th District State Rep. David Reis recently toured the Wabash Mine Holding Company coal mine near Keensburg in support of SB90. Pictured on the tour are Phil Gonet, president of the Illinois Coal Association, Rep. Reis, and Jon Woods, Director of Foundation Coal Co. Governmental Relations. According to Reis, SB90 could help revitalize the Illinois coal industry.
	Reis-Committee: State Representative David Reis (R-Ste Marie) recently presented to the Illinois House Agriculture and Conservation Committee on HB 340. This measure provides that the waiting period for withholding delivery of a firearm after application for its purchase has been made does not apply to the transfer of an operable firearm in exchange for another operable firearm. It passed out of committee 15-0-0.
	Reis – Walters: “108th District Rep. David Reis (left) met with John Walters, Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, following Thursday morning’s hearing on HB407. Walters testified against the proposal that would allow the medicinal use of marijuana in Illinois. The bill, filed by a Chicago Democrat, provides that a person who has been diagnosed by a physician as having a debilitating medical condition can be given a registry identification card by the Department of Human Services that permits them to possess no more than 12 cannabis plants and two and one-half ounces of usable cannabis.”
	Reis – Watson: Feb 17 2005 Senate Republican Leader Frank Watson (R-Greenville) and State Representative David Reis (R-Ste. Marie) listen to Governor Blagojevich deliver his State of the State address in Springfield on Thursday. Reis said he is very concerned about the state’s ongoing fiscal condition and is interested in hearing the Governor’s upcoming budget proposal.
	Reis Inauguration Photo: In Springfield on Wednesday,.David Reis (R-Ste. Marie) was sworn in as State Representative for the 108th district. 'I'm eager to begin working for Southeastern Illinois, securing jobs and keeping doctors in our area,' Reis said shortly after his inauguration'. The inauguration marks the beginning of the 94th General Assembly's spring session.
	April 19, 2005 - Flora Police Chief Rick Perry looks on as State Representative David Reis (R-Ste. Marie) talks with Wayne County State’s Attorney Kevin Kakac. They met in Olney with other Police Chiefs, Sheriffs, State’s Attorney’s and community members as a part of Reis’ Law Enforcement Advisory Committee on Tuesday.
	Reis-Stephens: State Representative Ron Stephens (R-Greenville) and State Representative David Reis (R-Ste Marie), left to right, discuss their plans to address the methamphetamine crisis in the area at a press conference featuring local law enforcement on Friday March 4, 2005.