I commend the leaders of the House, our colleagues in the Senate and the president and his administration for following through today on a commitment made to Colorado to construct a new facility in Fort Collins, Colorado to replace the aging Center for Disease Control building there which houses the Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases (DVBID). The first, and most important step, in fulfilling this commitment is contained in the resolution before us now, H.R. 3338--the Department of Defense Appropriations Act conference report and its supplemental appropriations for bio-terrorism. As you know, the safety and security of the Division of Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases in Fort Collins has been of the utmost importance to me, to Colorado and to the nation. It is a high complement to the outstanding professional staff and administrators of the Fort Collins CDC facility to know that they will finally be getting a new facility commensurate with the world-class researchers who daily accomplish there important mission in the spirit of devoted public service.
Bob Schaffer: “I commend the leaders of the House, our colleagues in the Senate and the president and his administration for following…”
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Discussing the construction of a new CDC facility in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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