State Senator | District 4
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.
Elected
2021
Occupation
Attorney
Education
Juris Doctor Degree, Indiana University in Indianapolis
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Lives in Chesterton with his wife and two children
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Thank you to everyone who came out to discuss their concerns, ideas and thoughts about the upcoming 2025 Legislative Session. I enjoyed meeting with every one of you, your families and friends. I appreciate the meaningful insight into what is directly impacting you and how we can make Hoosier lives better. Thank you to the Portage Mayor and Council for allowing us to use their chambers and the Red Cup Cafe for allowing us to use their business as well.
Halloween is just around the corner! Make sure you're ready for a fun and safe night of trick-or-treating by checking the official times in your area. Whether you're out with the kids or handing out candy, let’s keep the spirit spooky and safe!
2024 Halloween Trick-or-Treat times in Northern Indiana
Editor’s Note: All events take place on October 31. Halloween is just around the corner, so grab those candy bags and get your costumes ready, because Trick-or-Treating will be here before you know ...
Congratulations to Dunebrook for 35 years of serving families across La Porte, Porter, Starke, Newton, Jasper, Pulaski, Lake and St. Joseph counties. It was humbling to see, up close, the work Dunebrook staff do to ensure we have healthy families. I am thankful we have an organization like this in our region and it was an honor to attend the celebration marking Oct. 11 as Dunebrook Day! bit.ly/4e0S1vx #InForAll
Dunebrook marks 35 years with its own dedicated day
MICHIGAN CITY — A child advocacy organization with roots in La Porte County was recently honored for its years of service to the community.
On Thursday, I sat down with a number of experts, leaders and policymakers on the critical issue of childcare in Indiana for a Lunch and Learn Roundtable discussion with Dr. Dan Wuori, author of the “The Daycare Myth.” Insufficient child care availability is costing Indiana $4.22 billion in lost economic activity each year. Our discussion included insights not only about what we get wrong in early care and education, but what we should do about it. I’m very encouraged as conversation gets louder across the state! A huge thank you to our hosts, First Things First Porter County and the Porter County Community Foundation. #INForAll
We’re just one day away from my Town Halls in Chesterton and Portage! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and concerns about the upcoming Legislative Session. Don't miss this amazing opportunity!