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On MSNBC, Kirkpatrick speaks out against SB1062, calls for a veto
"I'm a native Arizonan, and this bill does not represent who we are. Arizona is a beautiful, welcoming state." -
Kirkpatrick touring District One communities throughout week
Rep. Kirkpatrick kicked off a district work week with activities in Superior, Miami, San Carlos and Safford. Her weeklong schedule will take her to five counties. -
Kirkpatrick visits troops in Afghanistan
Rep. Kirkpatrick recently visited our U.S. troops in Afghanistan and nearby regions as part of a bipartisan delegation of leaders from the Armed Services and Veterans’ Affairs committees. -
Kirkpatrick's VA backlog legislation signed into law by president
"We have a responsibility to stand up for veterans, and VA CORE is the kind of bipartisan, common-sense effort that can improve their quality of life," Kirkpatrick said. -
In Arizona Republic, Kirkpatrick op-ed about preventing tragedies like Yarnell
Kirkpatrick: "Our state can’t afford another devastating wildfire. And our hearts can’t bear another tragedy like Yarnell."
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Arizona’s congressional representatives don’t agree on much. So when eight of them sign a letter, it means something.
Just days after returning from last week’s lobbying trip to Washington DC, the Flagstaff City Council learned that its efforts paid off as the Army Corp of Engineers yesterday released its FY 2014
The Army Corps of Engineers has included $1.6 million in this year’s work plan to complete repairs on the faulty Clay Avenue Detention Basin in Flagstaff.
The Pima County Public Library is among 30 finalists for the National Medal for Museum and Library Service.
Coconino County officials say they have secured the necessary property easements to begin flood mitigation work in a crucial corridor of the Schultz fire flood area.
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Arizona’s congressional representatives don’t agree on much. So when eight of them sign a letter, it means something.
Led by Rep. Matt Salmon, R-Mesa, the state’s House delegation called on Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson to assign 500 new Customs officers to Arizona’s ports of entry.
Just days after returning from last week’s lobbying trip to Washington DC, the Flagstaff City Council learned that its efforts paid off as the Army Corp of Engineers yesterday released its FY 2014 work plan that includes $1.6 million for Rio de Flag Flood Control Project.
The Army Corps of Engineers has included $1.6 million in this year’s work plan to complete repairs on the faulty Clay Avenue Detention Basin in Flagstaff.
The basin is a key part of the Rio de Flag flood control project, which still needs more than $50 million in funding to complete.
Councilmember Scott Overton said he was pleased to hear about the funding.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Ariz., has secured $1.6 million in the FY 2014 work plan for the Rio de Flag flood control project, a top priority for the city of Flagstaff. The funds will go toward the administration and repair of the Clay Avenue Wash Detention Basin.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Ariz., has secured critical funding in the president’s budget for the Lower Santa Cruz Watershed Project in Pinal County. The watershed has a long history of catastrophic flooding during major storms, resulting in severe and costly damage to homes businesses, crops and infrastructure.