Meeting face-to-face with Ohioans across the state
honor to celebrate the Fort Washington Way cap project with Cincinnatians. This project has been years
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Making housing more affordable for Ohio families
Opportunity Zones: Gives priority to housing and community projects in Opportunity Zones, helping attract investment to areas that
Highs and Lows: Utah’s Water Future
several of my water quality and drought control projects for communities in Utah, including funding and resources
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Traveling Nebraska
traveling across Nebraska. I received updates on critical projects in our state. I heard from Nebraskans about what … celebrate new funding for four interstate bridges. This project will ensure Nebraskans can safely and more easily
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Proven Nebraska Housing Solutions Ready for America
enhance efficiency and lower costs. Rural housing projects often draw on both the Department of Housing and Urban
Weekly Round[s] Up: June 1-14, 2026
NDAA includes authorizations for $43.7 million for construction projects for the South Dakota National Guard and $3.23 billion
Let Me Be Blunt: We’ve Been Here Before
While some of President Trump’s pet projects, like his $1.8 billion slush fund for January 6 insurrectionists
Highs and Lows: Funding Law Enforcement
states like Utah when allocating resources for infrastructure projects. My low was some of the dysfunction and political
Let Me Be Blunt: The First State Is the Best State
Committee, and secured federal funding to support related projects within our state. This week, some of this work
Let Me Be Blunt: Thank You to the Women Who Raised Us
House. I’m so proud to see this project completed, creating a safe space and a positive outlet
Let Me Be Blunt: Knowledge Is the Light of the Mind
collective bargaining rights, and federal funding for infrastructure projects. This week’s Constituent Corner honors Dr. Laura Carlson
Let Me Be Blunt: The President Isn’t Jesus
tape to unlock transit-oriented development (TOD) projects that boost local economies and housing supply. Protecting Older Americans
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Traveling Across Nebraska
East to West, I received updates on critical projects in our state. I heard directly from Nebraskans about
Let Me Be Blunt: War Is Not A Game
tour of three federally funded projects focused on water quality restoration and wildlife habitat protection. We discussed … Basin Conservation Program, which provided funding for this project and so many others across Delaware and our neighboring
Let Me Be Blunt: It’s Good to Be Home
answered their questions, saw their Black History Month projects, and joined a very spirited game of “Map Mania … library’s exciting new expansion. This project was funded by $7.8 million from the American Rescue Plan
Let Me Be Blunt: Real Consequences
talent and included a variety of fascinating projects. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event
Let Me Be Blunt: This is a Matter of Life and Death
part of a Black History Month project. In addition to the historical substance and the penmanship in their
Weekly Round[s] Up: February 23 – March 1, 2026
women in uniform and their ability to project power that keeps our borders safe. We will do everything … Towing; South Dakotans with the Wounded Warrior Project; South Dakota members of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
Let Me Be Blunt: Breaking News
October, the Army Corps paused $11 billion in projects, including two in Delaware. In the hearing, I asked … answers on, and accountability for, those Delaware projects. CLICK HERE to watch. Investing in a Lifetime of Success
Connecting with Ohioans during my latest telephone town hall
result, investments in pipelines, power plants, and wind projects receive various levels of funding. By passing permitting reform
Weekly Round[s] Up: February 2-8, 2026
Affairs; and Bete Demeke, President and CEO of Project Mercy. I also had the opportunity to speak
Helping Americans break free from government dependency
would also be free to implement limited scope projects that focus funding on a specific population or geographic