Congressman Bentz Introduces Legislation That Would Stop Misuse of the Endangered Species Act
people and property from flooding. For nearly 60 years, the NFIP has provided critical flood insurance protections
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Congressman Bentz meets with U.S. Trade Ambassador Jamieson Greer
farmers were having a historically and truly disastrous year and asked that the administration design a trade policy
Congressman Bentz Introduces O&C Renewal Act to Restore Timber Production, Support Counties, and Reduce Wildfire Risk
Following the listing of the spotted owl and years of federal delays, these lands have become overgrown … finalize new Resource Management Plans within two years to ensure compliance with the law, includes O&C counties
Congressman Bentz Supports House Passage of Appropriations Bills
appropriation committees’ proceedings for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The twelfth appropriation bill, funding for Homeland Security
Congressman Bentz Nominates Sixteen Oregon Students for Consideration to U.S. Service Academies
America’s service academies," Congressman Bentz said. "Years of hard work, dedication, and commitment to character development have … students they recommended for nominations this year, said Congressman Bentz. Without their guidance and understanding of what
Congressman Bentz Addresses the Nation on the Dangers and Costs of Wolves
wolf to cattle businesses, as of a few years ago, is estimated to be 128 million dollars. Again … imposed upon ranchers and farmers. Each and every year must be paid back. If society wants the world
Congressman Bentz Supports House Passage of the Secure Rural Schools Reauthorization Act
some 50 million dollars, for each of three years, to Oregon’s timber dependent counties. Said Congressman Bentz … Rural Schools Act first passed in 2000, ten years after the listing of the Owl. This
Congressman Bentz Statement Supporting the Reopening of the Government
federal departments and programs, while also providing full-year funding for the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (USDA), legislative … beginning of the nation’s fiscal year. It remained shut down until three days ago, when 8 Democrats
Congressman Cliff Bentz Responds to Governor Tina Kotek’s Partisan Take on the “One Big Beautiful Bill”
loopholes in Medicaid that states have exploited for years. And like the Medicaid provisions, the reforms to SNAP … most adult Medicaid recipients with more than two years of continuous eligibility. As a result, even when people
Congressman Cliff Bentz Works with White House and Oregon’s Governor to Secure Federal Relief for Oregon Following March Storms
issued the following statement: “In March of this year, severe storms caused significant damage to people and property
U.S. Department of the Interior Authorizes $31 Million in Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILT) for Oregon Counties
these crucial services.” Individual payments may vary from year to year as a result of changes in acreage … data; prior-year federal revenue-sharing payments; and inflationary adjustments based on U.S. Census Bureau data. A full
Congressman Cliff Bentz Announces Winner of the 2025 Congressional Art Competition
Alaskan Town each day over the up-coming year, as I walk to and from the House Chamber … competition,” Bentz said. “They helped make this year's competition not just memorable but also a great success
Congressman Cliff Bentz Nominates Sixteen Oregon Students for Consideration for an Appointment to a U.S. Service Academy
character development, and patriotism.,” said Congressman Cliff Bentz . “Years of hard work, dedication, and commitment to character have
President Biden signs Congressman Bentz and Senator Wyden Bill Protecting Klamath Basin Water Users
ratification of agreements made some 15 years ago which until now were not enforceable.” The urgency … hydroelectric dams on the Klamath River, completed this year, introduced new legal risks for farmers and ranchers—risks