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Frisco, CO— Today, Congressman Joe Neguse announced that Summit County will receive $14,747 in federal COVID-19 relief funds for Head Start child care facilities across the County. Last year, Congressman Neguse introduced the Jump Start for Head Start Act, calling for emergency COVID-19 relief funds for Head Start facilities to support Summit County kids and families.
Vail, CO— Today, Congressman Joe Neguse announced that Eagle County will receive $22,272 in federal COVID-19 relief funds for Head Start child care facilities across the County. Last year, Congressman Neguse introduced the Jump Start for Head Start Act, calling for emergency COVID-19 relief funds for Head Start facilities to support Eagle County kids and families.
Washington D.C—Congressman Joe Neguse, along with Representatives Suzanne Bonamici, Don Beyer, and Earl Blumenauer, is requesting robust funding for the Environmental Protection Agency’s Science and Technology Global Change Research Office for the Fiscal Year of 2022. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is one of 13 agencies composing the U.S.
“America the Beautiful” outline includes Congressman Neguse’s Civilian Climate CorpspProposal, his plan to support the ORLP program and his request to center local voices
Today, Congressman John Curtis (R-UT) and Congressman Joe Neguse (D-CO) are leading members of the Bipartisan Wildfire Caucus in a letter to Appropriators in Congress urging them to include robust funding to programs in the Interior and Environment Appropriations Bill that will support improved wildfire preparedness, mitigation, and response across the United States.
Washington D.C.—Today, Representatives Joe Neguse and Kelly Armstrong sent a bipartisan letter to Appropriators in Congress urging inclusion of specific language in the upcoming FY2022 Labor-HHS appropriations bill that would prohibit the Department of Education from withholding funding to higher education institutions that are participating in cannabis research.
Washington D.C.— In a letter to Appropriators in Congress, Congressman Joe Neguse advocated for the continued support of the Open Textbooks Pilot program at the Department of Education (ED) in the upcoming fiscal year.
This funding will spur necessary scientific research as well as update the condition of research laboratory buildings
An index from Georgetown University’s Lugar Center ranked Congressman Joe Neguse as the most bipartisan member of the Colorado Congressional Delegation and 41st in entire House
Frisco, CO— Congressman Joe Neguse has submitted several requests to the House Appropriations Committee and House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure to include funding for specific Summit County community projects in the FY2022 funding bill and Surface Transportation Reauthorization legislation.