A Cape Cod Times article written on April 23rd, announces that a delegation that State Representative Will Crocker is on, seeks oversight hearing on cases involving defendant Thomas Latanowich. They seek an oversight hearing in a letter they sent to leaders of the state’s Joint Committee on the Judiciary and Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security. Continue reading

A WCVB article written on April 5th, discusses how the House is sticking with the $200 million funding level recommended by Gov. Charlie Baker for annual local road and bridge funding, and notes that Representative Will Crocker is "pleased [that] the House has taken steps to ensure that communities will have additional financial resources available to maintain local road and bridges." Continue reading

A CapeCod.com article written on March 21st,  announces Representative Crocker's re-election campaign kickoff, on Tuesday May 8th. Continue reading

A CapeCod.com article written on March 13th, announces local charities that have received donations from Representative Will Crocker's recent pay raise. Continue reading

A CapeCod.com article written on March 7th, discusses Representative Crocker adding his name to a letter seeking school funding because he says, “We need to fully fund our schools. Educating our children should be a priority.” Continue reading

A CapeCod.com article written on March 6th, discusses a call on Congress to reauthorize the National Criminal Instant Background Check System as a first step towards addressing gun violence, and Representative Crocker says the bills around these issues “represent another important step in amending, expanding, and strengthening legislation that could be agreeable on both sides of the isle.” Continue reading

A Wicked Local Rockland article written on March 1st, discusses the issue of Littering in the Commonwealth that brought lawmakers to propose a bill, co-sponsored by several other lawmakers such as Representative Will Crocker, that would amend the state’s bottle bill by requiring a 5-cent deposit to be added to miniature containers that hold an alcoholic beverage with a capacity of five milliliters or less. Continue reading

A Falmouth Enterprise article written on February 25th discusses upcoming event: Emergency Prep With a Rep, where the Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled (CORD) and state Rep. Will Crocker will partake in an important workshop on Friday, March 16, 2 p.m. by the Massachusetts Office on Disability on how to prepare for an emergency. Continue reading

A Barnstable Patriot article written on February 23rd discusses upcoming events in Barnstable, such as Emergency Prep With a Rep, where the Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled (CORD) and state Rep. Will Crocker will partake in an important workshop on Friday, March 16, 2 p.m. by the Massachusetts Office on Disability on how to prepare for an emergency. Continue reading

In an article on February 15th on CapeCod.com, Representative Will Crocker Comments on Barnstable High's STEM Grant. Continue reading