Miller Celebrates U.S. Coast Guard's New Special Missions Command Center in Kearneysville, West Virginia
complex crises and natural disasters, including oil, hazardous substances, and chemical, biological, radiation and nuclear incidents. The force
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Congressman Riley M. Moore Delivers Major Wins for West Virginians in FY26 Appropriations Package
development, entrepreneurship, broadband expansion, and efforts to combat substance abuse. These programs help communities attract investment, modernize critical
Miller, Sewell Introduce Rural Hospital Flexibility Act of 2025
track outcomes, and deliver vital behavioral health and substance use services. The Rural Hospital Flexibility
Miller, Colleagues Introduce Rural Communities Opioid Response Program Authorization Act
areas that lack the resources needed to address substance use disorders, and formally authorizing this program provides stability … Congresswoman Miller. “For the millions of Americans battling substance use disorder, having access to proven, affordable treatment
President Trump Signs the HALT Fentanyl Act Into Law; Rep. Moore Was an Original Co-sponsor
legislation, which permanently classifies fentanyl and fentanyl related substances as a Schedule 1 drug under the Controlled Substances
Rep. Moore Votes for HALT Fentanyl Act, Bill Headed to President’s Desk
which permanently classifies fentanyl and fentanyl related substances as Schedule 1 under the Controlled Substances Act. Congressman Riley
Miller, Davis Reintroduce the Second Chance Reauthorization Act of 2025
including housing, career training and job placement, and substance use disorder and mental health treatment. The Second Chance … Congressional District to reduce recidivism rates and provide substance abuse treatment for those who need it most .” “ Last
Rep. Moore Votes Yes on HALT Fentanyl Act
legislation, which permanently classifies fentanyl and fentanyl related substances as Schedule 1 under the Controlled Substances Act. Frustratingly