Stuart, Fla. – U.S. Congressmen Brian Mast (FL-18) and Darren Soto (FL-9) today led Members of the Florida Congressional delegation in requesting that President Joe Biden and Congressional...
Local Water Protection Act Moves Forward
As you’ve heard me say before, if we wouldn’t put it in the bathtub with our kids, we shouldn’t allow it in our waterways. So whether its runoff from agriculture, pollution from septic tanks,...
Mast, Craig Bipartisan Legislation to Reduce Water Pollution Passes Out Of Committee
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Representatives Brian Mast (FL-18) and Angie Craig’s (MN-2) Local Water Protection Act passed out of the Transportation & Infrastructure Committee today. The...
New Legislation To Stop Toxic Discharges
Nobody should lack access to clean and safe water, but sadly, that’s the reality for people in our community nearly every summer when the Army Corps dumps toxic water on us. That is why...
Bill Introduced To Help Stop Water Pollution
If I wouldn’t put it in the bathtub with my kids, I don’t want it in our waterways.So, whether its runoff from agriculture, pollution from septic tanks, herbicides like glyphosate or any other kind...
Mast Introduces Three Bills To Protect Treasure Coast From Toxic Discharges
World Water Day Highlights Need To Improve Access To Safe WaterStuart, Fla. – U.S. Congressman Brian Mast (FL-18) today introduced three bills that, taken together, will ensure people are notified...
Mast, Craig Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Reduce Water Pollution
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Representatives Brian Mast (FL-18) and Angie Craig (MN-2) today introduced the Local Water Protection Act, a bipartisan bill to reduce water pollution in communities across...
Week In Review: March 12 – 18 | Crisis At The Border
This week the crisis along America's southern border took center stage after the Customs and Border Protection agency confirmed that four terrorists were arrested at our southern border attempting...
Week In Review: March 5 – 11 | Putting America First
First, the good news: more than 400,000 of our neighbors in Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie Counties have now been vaccinated, and beginning on Monday the eligibility age will drop from 65 to...