Standing up for Local Communities
Living in rural Colorado, I understand the unique challenges that our communities face. With sparse populations, large swaths of tax-exempt federal land, a lack of infrastructure, and limited employment opportunities, we often get left behind by Congress and get the short end of the stick. I work hard every day to make sure you are represented well and have a voice.
Since day one, my office has been busy helping constituents who aren’t getting answers from federal agencies, like veterans seeking to get the care they earned from the VA, travelers that need expedited assistance to receive a passport on short notice, taxpayers being harassed by the IRS, and senior citizens having issues with the Social Security Administration or Medicare. My office has hosted mobile office hours in every county in the District, helped hundreds of constituents, and returned over $3,226,288.98 to constituents. If you are having trouble with a federal agency, please reach out and my office will be happy to help you.
Additionally, I know Colorado’s Fourth District is huge—trust me, I’ve been everywhere—and driving long distances is challenging for many folks. That’s why my office has been hosting mobile office hours in locations across the District. If you need help with a federal agency or want to express your view on a legislative matter, please come out to one of our mobile office hours and my staff will be happy to assist.
It is the greatest honor of my life to be the Representative for rural Colorado. I encourage you to stay directly engaged with the work I am doing by signing up for updates HERE.
I am here to fight for Colorado’s Fourth Congressional District, and I fight to win.
More on Standing up for Local Communities
Today, Colorado Reps. Lauren Boebert (CO-03), Doug Lamborn (CO-05), and Ken Buck (CO-03) called on Senators Hickenlooper and Bennet to do the right thing for Colorado by refusing to advance the nomination of Tracy Stone-Manning in order to receive a commitment from the administration to keep the Bureau of Land Management headquarters in Grand Junction, Colorado.
Today, Rep. Boebert, joined a bipartisan roundtable with local stakeholders, Governor Jared Polis, Congressman Joe Neguse, and Senators Bennet and Hickenlooper to advocate that Interior Secretary Haaland listen to Western stakeholders and keep the Bureau of Land Management headquarters in Grand Junction.
