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veterans and Gold Star Families to access National Parks and federal lands at no cost. This was included
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Jobs and the Economy
launch a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Park project help the school increase its capacity to train
Energy & Conservation
invests in the repair of national parks and public lands infrastructure, and protects and provides future recreational access … measure hashelped deliver improvementsat Hot Springs National Park and the Fort Smith National Historic Site. As a result
Boozman, Cramer, Hassan, Slotkin Push Expanded Outdoor Rehabilitation for Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars, National Association of State Park Directors and the Action Foundation. “Veterans continue processing … from those experiences.” “The National Association of State Park Directors supports the Veterans Outdoor Recreation Rehabilitation Act, which
Boozman, Cramer, Hassan, Slotkin Push Expanded Outdoor Rehabilitation for Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars, National Association of State Park Directors and the Action Foundation. “Veterans continue processing … from those experiences.” “The National Association of State Park Directors supports the Veterans Outdoor Recreation Rehabilitation Act, which
Celebrating the Legacy of Hot Springs
honor our great country than visiting its national parks which boast that majestic beauty? Thankfully, for those … visit one of the most unique parks in the country. Hot Springs National Park celebrated
Westerman Funding Priorities for Fourth District HEAD to President's DESK
poses a major risk to Hot Springs National Park and the thermal springs for which Hot Springs
Womack Votes to Pass Amended Full-Year Spending Package
truckers by providing $200 million for increased truck parking on our highways. Supports the Trump Administration and mandate
Senate-Passed Funding Bills Advance Boozman Priorities and Investments in Arkansas
industries within the Port of Little Rock Industrial Park. - $20 million for Southern Arkansas University Tech: $15 million
House Passes Womack's FY26 Appropriations Bill to Strengthen Transportation and Housing Programs
while addressing long‑standing safety challenges, including truck parking. At the same time, we preserved housing assistance … truckers by providing $200 million for increased truck parking on our highways. Supports the Trump Administration and mandate
Release: REP. Hill’s TWO Bills to Expand Flatside Wilderness and Convey Property to Perry County Advance
Shea Lewis, Secretary of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism and Director of State Parks
Boozman, Padilla Champion Fee-Free Day at National Parks to Celebrate America’s 250th
free day for sites spanning the National Park System (NPS), Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish and Wildlife … Forest Service and Bureau of Reclamation. “Our national parks provide a unique opportunity for citizens and visitors from
Westerman Attends Maurice Batthouse Restoration Groundbreaking in HOT Springs
August 19, 2025 Press Release Today, the National Park Service broke ground on the Maurice Bathhouse restoration project … Springs. This project underscores the National Park Service’s dedication to restoring Hot Springs National Park historic bathhouses
Committee Approves Womack's FY26 Appropriations Act to Strengthen Transportation and Housing Programs
provides funds to address our national truck parking shortage. “We have been operating under outdated policies and funding
REP. Hill’s BILL to Preserve MORE of Arkansas’s Natural Beauty Passes the House of Representatives
including Governor Sarah Sanders, the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage and Tourism, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Rep. Crawford Announces 2024 Congressional App Challenge Winners
city business meetings, bill payment options, schools, sports, parking information, and more. The 2024 competition was judged