Boebert Office Monitoring Severe Storm Outbreak Across Colorado’s 4TH Congressional District
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Congressman Jeff Hurd Highlights SBA Disaster Loans Available for Rio Blanco County Businesses Affected by Lee and Elk Fires
Small Business Administration’s approval of low-interest disaster loans for small businesses and private nonprofit organizations affected … Fires in Rio Blanco County. The SBA disaster declaration covers Rio Blanco, Garfield, Moffat, and Routt counties
Rep. Crank Leads CO House Republican Delegation Letter to Senators Bennet and Hickenlooper on Senate Minority-Led Government Shutdown
Over $36 million in FEMA emergency preparedness and disaster relief funding to address wildfire and flooding damage
Rep. Jeff Hurd Highlights USDA Assistance for Colorado Producers Impacted by Wildfires
Colorado and the nation. Available programs include disaster relief for livestock losses, feed and grazing assistance, and tree
Rep. Crank Introduces Wildfire Bill to Improve Weather and Fire Management
fire forecasting and our response once these natural disasters occur." “As we saw during the wildfires
Rep. Crank Votes to Advance House Natural Resources Reconciliation Package
taxpayer billions of dollars in future wildfire suppression, disaster response and deferred maintenance costs by stewarding our public
Bennet, Hickenlooper, Hurd Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Compensate Communities Affected by Gold King Mine Disaster
that were affected by the Gold King Mine disaster of 2015. “The effects of the Gold King Mine … disaster were felt far beyond the banks of the Animas River. The blowout hurt families, farmers, and outdoor
Rep. Crank Requests Common Sense Conditions on California Spending
Excerpts from the letter read: “As you consider disaster aid for the Los Angeles wildfires, we write
Hurd Fights to Protect National Forests
fueled catastrophic wildfires and set the stage for disasters, just like what we have seen in California … that our communities never face another preventable wildfire disaster again