Alsobrooks Joins EPW Committee Leadership in Introducing the Water Resources Development ACT of 2026
resources infrastructure, manage risk from floods and coastal storms, and improve navigation along our waterways and at Ports
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Raskin Delivers Commencement Address at American University's Washington College of Law
helped prosecute 1,600 rioters and insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol. Trump issued unheard-of Executive Orders targeting
Hoyer: These Cuts Undermine America's Competitiveness and America's Future
Prediction predicts the funding – excuse me, predicts dangerous storms [and] other catastrophes that we are subject
Van Hollen, Elfreth Highlight Over $6 Million in Federal Funding Secured for Community Projects in Howard County
Center, which serve as emergency shelters during storms. The lawmakers secured these investments within the government funding bills … Facilities Upgrades and Equipment for Public Safety During Storms Applicant: Howard County Project Description: Funds will be used
Van Hollen, Alsobrooks Announce Nearly $70 Million for Maryland Infrastructure and Community Development Projects
Facilities Upgrades and Equipment for Public Safety During Storms Applicant: Howard County Project Description: Funds will be used
Elfreth Leads Bipartisan CODEL to U.S. Naval Academy
million for the U.S. Naval Academy’s Storm Water Management Facilities, ensuring a strategy for the Naval Academy
As Trump Administration Abandons Disaster-Stricken Communities, Van Hollen Joins Warren, Colleagues in Renewing Push to Support Survivors of Disasters
affected by the increasing number of severe storms and natural disasters, the Housing Survivors of Major Disasters
Hoyer, Dr. Eddie S. Glaude Jr. Remarks at 45th Annual Black History Month Breakfast
here we are. We gather amid raging storms. After 250 years, after all that has been done
Hoyer Announces $7.1 Million in Community Project Funding for the Fifth District
help our communities weather the storm. I look forward to bringing home more crucial resources for Maryland
Van Hollen, Alsobrooks Announce Nearly $30 Million for Maryland Water Infrastructure, Investments in Environmental, Bay Restoration
Project Name: City of Hagerstown for Storm Drain Network UpgradesApplicant: City of HagerstownProject Description: Funds will be used … system from the increasing frequency and severity of storm and flooding events.Project Location: Washington CountyAmount Included
Alsobrooks, Warren, Quigley, 55+ Lawmakers Press HHS on Health Impacts of Violent ICE Raids, Arrests on Children
teachers scrambling for cover. In Texas, ICE agents stormed a five-year-old child’s birthday party, where
Snow Storm – Resources on What You Need to Know from Congresswoman April McClain Delaney
winter storm is set to come our way over the weekend. Weather forecasts show a high possibility
Congressman Harris Secures $1.35 Million for Crisfield Fire Station and Emergency Shelter
project will help reduce the need for post-storm rescues and improve emergency response during severe weather events … give residents a safe place to shelter when storms threaten the community.” For media inquiries, please contact Michella
Congressman Harris Delivers $40 Million for New Dredging Vessel to Strengthen Maryland Navigation Channels
also allocates more than $375 million for coastal storm protection and beach management projects nationwide, supporting shoreline maintenance … protecting coastal communities from erosion and storm impacts. Statement from Congressman Harris: “I’m proud to have
Elfreth Statement on the January 6th Anniversary
after the President incited an angry mob to storm our nation’s Capitol. On this solemn
Hoyer: Let Us Remember January 6th, Lest it be Repeated
sedition, and treason. Trump has called those who stormed the Capitol 'unbelievable patriots.' 435 of us ought … first days in office, some 1600 insurrectionists who stormed this Capitol, who breached this Capitol, who tried
Elfreth Advances Maryland Priorities in Annual Defense Legislation
million for the U.S. Naval Academy’s Storm Water Management Facilities $73 million for Naval Support Activity Washington
Elfreth Introduces Bipartisan Legislation to Preserve Crucial Data at NOAA for Severe Weather Prediction and Response
data, including the elimination of the National Severe Storm Laboratory and Earth Prediction Innovation Center, which maintains … invaluable in helping our communities prepare for the storms ahead. I am introducing the NOAA Data Preservation
Western Maryland Flood Survivors Left Without Federal Disaster Aid After Trump Administration Denies Appeal
will continue to support Marylanders recovering from these storms, even if Washington won’t.” Since the flooding, FEMA … tradition that when our communities suffer from severe storms, the federal government steps up and lends a hand
Hoyer, Ivey Host Shutdown Roundtable with Federal Workers
Maryland to help our federal workers weather this storm." “Congressman Hoyer’s leadership in standing up for federal
Van Hollen, Schiff Demand Answers on the Withholding of Funds from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Critical Programs Put in Jeopardy
address aquatic invasive species or prepare for coastal storms, and shellfish growers in the Chesapeake Bay and beyond
Elfreth Joins Maryland Delegation in Urging EPA Not to Abandon Efforts to Combat Climate Change, Pointing to Threats Facing Maryland Communities
communities further inland as heavy precipitation and severe storms have become more common. As of August
Hoyer, Maryland Delegation Members Urge EPA Not to Abandon Efforts to Combat Climate Change, Pointing to Threats Facing Maryland Communities
communities further inland as heavy precipitation and severe storms have become more common. As of August 1st, Maryland … communities further inland as heavy precipitation and severe storms have become more common. As of August 1st, Maryland
Maryland Delegation Members Urge EPA Not to Abandon Efforts to Combat Climate Change, Pointing to Threats Facing Maryland Communities
communities further inland as heavy precipitation and severe storms have become more common. As of August … communities further inland as heavy precipitation and severe storms have become more common. As of August
Maryland Delegation Members Urge EPA Not to Abandon Efforts to Combat Climate Change, Pointing to Threats Facing Maryland Communities
communities further inland as heavy precipitation and severe storms have become more common. As of August 1st, Maryland … communities further inland as heavy precipitation and severe storms have become more common. As of August 1st, Maryland