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Dear Neighbor, As we enter an unprecedented seventh consecutive session week in Congress (and 20 days without a Speaker of the House), and as I depart back to Washington D.C. today to continue my efforts to end the dysfunction, it was wonderful being back home in Colorado this past weekend!

Dear Neighbor, 

Dear Neighbor, I am writing to you from Washington as I continue to forge forward in our work to put the folks of Colorado’s 2nd District first and work to avert a potentially catastrophic government shutdown. As some of you may be aware, right now, funding for the federal government is set to expire on September 30th.

Dear Neighbor, Last week the District Work Period came to a close, and as I embark back to Washington D.C. to serve the wonderful people of our community, I’m filled with gratitude for the opportunity I had to spend the past several weeks visiting with folks across our state.

Dear Neighbor, It’s been a busy few weeks back on the road across Colorado’s 2nd District — from Steamboat Springs to Longmont and everywhere in between! 

Dear Neighbors, Last week, I introduced the Wildland Firefighter Paycheck Protection Act – bipartisan, bicameral legislation to increase firefighter pay – bolstering recruitment, retention, and well-being, which will improve wildfire readiness. This bill incorporates parts of the pay provisions from Tim’s Act, my comprehensive firefighter pay and benefits legislation.

Dear Neighbors, On Friday, I traveled back home from Washington, D.C. eager to spend some time with our community after a busy few weeks in our nation’s capital.

Dear Neighbor, I hope all is well! 

With summer in full swing in Colorado, I traveled back to Washington this week to close out July with three weeks of legislative action—but not before spending July 4th visiting with folks across our district.