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Week In Review: June 8 - June 14 | Combating the Opioid Epidemic
Our bills will take important steps to empower the healthcare workforce to improve addiction treatment and prevention, expand research into the opioid epidemic, stem the flow of illegal opioids flowing into our country and more.
Week In Review: June 1 - June 7 | Fighting For Our Water
It is unacceptable that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers would discharge massive amounts of water into our community without knowing whether the water was safe. That's why I'm calling on them to immediately cease the discharges until they can prove that the water is safe!
House Passes Placeholder for Southern Storage Reservoir & More!
The Army Corps’ discharges from Lake Okeechobee — which started again last week — are unacceptable. Our community cannot afford more devastation. We cannot afford a status quo that prioritizes everyone else’s interests over ours.
Week In Review: May 19 - 25 | Progress On Water + More
This week we were able to make big progress on a number of top priorities, including our water issues, efforts to stop Brightline, help for veterans and national defense. Read about some of what we got done that you might not have heard about on the news.
Big Wins For Local Water In Infrastructure Bill
I have good news: Congress has heard our pleas, and water infrastructure leaders have now committed to authorizing the EAA southern storage reservoir this year once the Army Corps completes their review. We also secured several big wins for our local water in the Water Resources and Development Act.
Rep. Brian Mast
@RepBrianMast
20 Jun 2018
The water management decisions made by the Army Corps have life or death consequences for our community. With this… https://t.co/Jj0PUq7N1h
20 Jun 2018
@USACEHQ We know what the answer should be, but it’s unclear if that’s something they’re even considering before de… https://t.co/iMwcyYp7JP
20 Jun 2018
This is a simple question and we deserve an answer from the @USACEHQ : at what point, if any, is water flowing from… https://t.co/esF52pJ3UK
20 Jun 2018
Our residents deserve answers as to why the health and safety of the citizens of the Treasure Coast is viewed as a… https://t.co/HR6tMt9onV
19 Jun 2018
Military creeds are not just words on paper—they are words we repeat to ourselves and remind ourselves of every day… https://t.co/wWR4pFmhlJ
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