State Senator | District 4

Rodney Pol

Minority Caucus Chair
Senator Rodney Pol
Proudly Serving District 4

Indiana Senate District 4 encompasses portions of northern Porter County including Burns Harbor, Chesterton, Porter and Portage as well as portions of LaPorte County including Michigan City and Westville.

Senator Rodney Pol

Elected

2021

Occupation

Attorney

Education

Juris Doctor Degree, Indiana University in Indianapolis

Acknowledgements

  • First Latino candidate elected to the Indiana State Senate
  • Fellow, Bowhay Institute for Legislative Leadership Development
  • Personal

    Lives in Chesterton with his wife and two children

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    As the colder months settle in, water safety remains crucial. Even in winter, the risks associated with ice can be severe. Here are some important tips to stay safe this season:❄️Assume no ice is safe ice. Always be cautious when venturing onto frozen water.❄️Test the ice thickness. A minimum of 4 inches is recommended for ice fishing, and at least 5 inches for snowmobiling.❄️If you're unsure of the ice thickness, don’t risk it.❄️Wear a life jacket or flotation coat.❄️Carry essential gear, like ice picks and a rope, to assist in emergencies.❄️Let someone know your plans.❄️Never test the ice alone. Always go with a buddy for safety.Stay safe and enjoy the winter months responsibly! #INForAll ... See MoreSee Less
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    Yesterday I filed my first bills for the 2025 Legislative Session. I am working on initiatives like establishing paid family leave, legalization of cannabis, expanding compassionate release and raising unemployment benefits. These proposals reflect a commitment to addressing the needs of our communities and across the state. Stay tuned for more updates as we gear up for the session! #InForAll ... See MoreSee Less
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    Congratulations to Michigan City and Mayor Angie - Michigan City on a monumental milestone! The Indiana State Prison site is officially being transferred back to Michigan City, with decommissioning set to occur over the next five years. This historic move marks a transformative investment in Michigan City’s economic future. I’m excited to see the innovative plans and opportunities that will shape the city’s growth and prosperity. I pledge to the people of Michigan City to continue to do everything I can to reach our full potential. The possibilities are endless, and I know Michigan City will rise to the occasion! #INForAll ... See MoreSee Less
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    Yesterday I filed my first bills for the 2025 Legislative Session. I am working on initiatives like establishing paid family leave, legalization of cannabis, expanding compassionate release and raising unemployment benefits.

    These proposals reflect a commitment to addressing the needs of our communities and across the state. Stay tuned for more updates as we gear up for the session! #INForAll

    Big news for Michigan City! Congrats to Mayor Angie Nelson Deuitch on the Indiana State Prison site transfer. Over the next 5 years, this decommissioning marks a historic step toward economic growth. Can’t wait to see the amazing plans ahead! #INForAll

    Drowning is a leading cause of death among kids, yet water safety gets less attention than fire safety. We all know “stop, drop, and roll,” but what about “flip, float, and follow”? Water safety education saves lives. #INForAll

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    New bill calls for water safety education in Indiana schools

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