State Senator | District 4

Rodney Pol

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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    On Friday, I had the privilege of serving as Principal for a Day at Chesterton High School. I gained valuable insights into the challenges our schools face as they navigate the many changes imposed by the state. Despite these obstacles, I was deeply impressed by the dedication and resilience of the school’s administration, who are more than ready to meet these demands head-on. I also had the opportunity to visit a few classrooms and witness firsthand the incredible work our teachers do every day to create dynamic, engaging learning environments for our students.#INForAll ... See MoreSee Less
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    Today, the Interim Committee on Courts and the Judiciary met to discuss ways to improve the timely achievement of permanency for foster children. Ensuring a stable and loving home for every child remains a top priority. I'm committed to finding solutions that streamline the process and provide better outcomes for Indiana's foster #InForAll #INforAll ... See MoreSee Less
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    Remember to register to vote! The deadline for registration is Oct. 7. Voting is a powerful way to have a say in shaping the policies and leaders that impact your community and future. Check out indianavoters.in.gov to register! ... See MoreSee Less
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    Today was the Interim Committee on Courts and the Judiciary. We had a great discussion about how to address the overflow of cases in the courts, emphasizing the importance of finding solutions to ensure timely justice for all Hoosiers and alleviating the burden on judges. I will continue to advocate for common-sense solutions because everyone deserves a fair and efficient legal system. ... See MoreSee Less
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    It’s Rail Safety Week! In Northwest Indiana, we have no shortage of passenger and cargo rail systems with the South Shore Line, Amtrak, CSX, NS, CN, and others. We know just how vital rail safety is. Whether you're driving, walking or biking, staying alert near train tracks can make all the difference. Keep these important safety tips in mind to protect yourself and your loved ones:1. Look and listen for trains at crossings2. Never try to beat a train3. Obey all signals at crossings.4. Stay off the tracks Together, we can prevent rail-related accidents and keep our communities safe. #InForAll ... See MoreSee Less
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    Today, the Interim Committee on Courts & the Judiciary met to improve timely permanency for foster children. Ensuring a stable, loving home is a top priority. I'm committed to finding solutions that streamline the process for better outcomes. #INforAll

    Remember to register to vote! The deadline for registration is Oct. 7. Voting is a powerful way to have a say in shaping the policies and leaders that impact your community and future. Check out http://indianavoters.in.gov to register!

    We had great discussions today at the Interim Committee on Courts and the Judiciary on tackling the overflow of cases in our courts. I'll keep advocating for common-sense solutions to ensure timely justice for all Hoosiers and to ease the burden on judges.