Highs and Lows: Funding Law Enforcement
states like Utah when allocating resources for infrastructure projects. My low was some of the dysfunction and political
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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
Building a Stronger America
ensures states have flexibility to prioritize the projects they need most. The BUILD America 250 Act provides robust … LiDAR, and cutting regulations to speed up highway projects. We all use and benefit from roads and highways
Newsletter: Water Breakthrough and Protecting Constitutional Rights
prohibitive hurdle to large-scale funding of projects, such as proposed desalination in Corpus Christi. This previous … made federal funding for large-scale desalination projects virtually impossible. It is no secret that the Coastal Bend
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
Newsletter: FISA Reauthorization Fight and Welcoming Home a Coastal Bend Hero
CCAD’s Aviation Multipurpose Facility military construction project. This bill also honors those who have served and sacrificed … Today : Lawmakers push to advance Matagorda Ship Channel Project Washington Examiner : George Washington looks on as King Charles
Rooted in Rural America
Lewis & Clark, Dakota Mainstem, and Western Dakota water projects receive the approval they need to move forward. Each … eastern, southeastern, and western South Dakota. Together, these projects will reach more than half of the South Dakota
My April Newsletter
STEM Award Program. The program will highlight student projects that demonstrate innovation, problem-solving, and real-world community
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
Driving Growth
electric vehicle programs for other highway and infrastructure projects like improving roads and bridges. South Dakota … these funds for their most important projects, instead of fulfilling a political agenda. BIG News This week
Newsletter: Energy, Water & the Bible
Engineers Lt. Gen. Graham, and others—about critical projects in the Coastal Bend during Appropriations budget hearings last … about progress on the Matagorda Ship Channel Improvement project, which would drastically increase operational efficiencies and economic development
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
The Tiffany Telegram: April 17, 2026
competition. It was great to hear about their project! Tax Relief for Working Families This Tax Day, families
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
Safer Communities and South Dakota Connections
Platte-Winner bridge along Highway 44. This project is vital not only to Gregory and Charles Mix Counties … this funding. Click here to read about the project. Issues : China Transportation & Infrastructure
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
The Tiffany Telegram: March 27, 2026
Good Neighbor Authority and is carrying out projects that harvest roughly 30 million board feet every year … revenue generated from these projects is used to improve the health and resiliency of Wisconsin’s forests
Let Me Be Blunt: Real Consequences
talent and included a variety of fascinating projects. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event
Delivering $1 Million for Cliffside Park
improve the borough’s stormwater system. The project will modernize key infrastructure, reduce stress on the sewer system … ensure reliable services for families and local businesses. Projects like this also show how government should work. Local
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
Julie’s Journal: February edition
reduces burdens that hit small-scale housing projects the hardest. We have a lot more work … noted that tariffs have brought significant new manufacturing projects to their facility and others in the United States
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