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115th Congress

October 31, 2018
“Today's grant will help health care professionals on the front lines of the opioid epidemic. Doctors will be able to provide care remotely, while helping patients stay closer to home. Telemedicine offers new ways for patients and doctors to connect, and I will be working to expand rural broadband access so this technology can potentially be used in more communities across mid and northern Michigan.”
October 31, 2018
“This new stamp would let Michiganders show their support for the Great Lakes and help protect them for future generations. This is an outstanding way to provide additional funding for the GLRI and the vital conservation work it does with groups like Ducks Unlimited and public universities, including CMU.”
Issues:Great Lakes
October 30, 2018

And, we have our former state senator, John Moolenaar (now a U.S. congressman), and current Congressman Jack Bergman — both Republicans –to thank for that. The two accompanied Trump to a political rally at Selfridge Air Force Base in April, where the President, after being lobbied by the two, addressed his support for building a new lock in Sault Ste. Marie.

October 27, 2018

"Hardly a family that you talk to hasn't had a loved one or someone they know of been affected by this," says Congressman John Moolenaar, who was at the drug take back in Freeland.

Issues:Health Care
October 24, 2018
“President Trump has made stopping the opioid crisis a top priority since he took office. Today's new law will help prevent opioid abuse and provide more treatment for those in need. Through my conversations with families, health care professionals, and local leaders, I know there is an urgent need for assistance in our region. By empowering new research into pain relief and supporting efforts to stop fentanyl in our communities, this comprehensive new law takes on many of the problems associated with the epidemic and it will help save lives."
Issues:Health Care
October 23, 2018
"To keep the momentum going, I have asked the Army Corps to include the design and groundbreaking of a new lock in its work plan for next year, which will be a sign of good faith from the Army Corps that it is planning to move forward on this crucial infrastructure for our country. It will also allow the process to begin one shipping season sooner and potentially save taxpayers up to $30 million. Today is an important step forward for the Soo Locks and it brings a new lock closer to reality.”
October 23, 2018

"I'm very optimistic because the president fully embraced it, the Army Corps of Engineers has demonstrated it for security and economics. Things are aligned in such a way that we will move forward on it. But in Washington you're never done until you're done," Moolenaar, said.

October 23, 2018

"I'm very optimistic because the president fully embraced it, the Army Corps of Engineers has demonstrated it for security and economics. Things are aligned in such a way that we will move forward on it. But in Washington you're never done until you're done," Moolenar, said.

October 19, 2018
"We urge you to include $74 million in the FY2019 work plan for the construction of a second Poe-sized lock...this will allow design efforts to resume and construction to begin one shipping season earlier with a cost savings of approximately $30 million."
October 19, 2018
Applications should be submitted to Congressman Moolenaar's office by postal mail: Congressman John Moolenaar 200 East Main Street Suite 230 Midland, MI 48640 The deadline for applications is November 9.