
I sincerely urge you, in the next budget, we should see a growth in annual maintenance in order to prevent the development of further deferred maintenance in the future.
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I sincerely urge you, in the next budget, we should see a growth in annual maintenance in order to prevent the development of further deferred maintenance in the future.

If you could achieve interagency operability, you will have achieved a great deal.

It was not easy to get the Great American Outdoors Act through, and in this budgetary situation, I think it would be even more difficult.

This is an important investment that was made last year to address the park's $190 million in deferred maintenance.

I thank my fellow freshman colleague for yielding a few extra minutes, seeing as I am from Georgia and he is from Ohio, and I don't talk as fast. Madam Speaker, I also thank Representative Caraveo, Chairman Lucas, Ranking Member Lofgren…

My final area of concern is housing--recruiting and housing relate, I know.

I have always thought a Waze for National Parks would be an important contribution.

we are still not where we should be, just going back to the staffing ratio to visitation of 2010.

We are not talking about a great deal of money, but there is an inequality now that I think it would be helpful to address.

One of the things that they are talking about is that mission is an important part of recruitment.

I know personally what this means to American families.

I'm so frustrated that these new therapies based on sound science approved by the FDA are not reaching patients.

I am puzzled at the flat funding for Alzheimer's research.

I'm so frustrated that these new therapies based on sound science approved by the FDA are not reaching patients.

I know personally what this means to American families.

I am puzzled at the flat funding for Alzheimer's research.

In my judgment, there is no investment that pays greater dividends to American families than our investment in biomedical research.