We need systems that are nimble, that are able to do this, and good, common front ends.

I appreciate the bipartisan legislation that is coming our way from the Chairwoman and Senator Rounds to look at reforming some of the Rural Housing Services Act.

22 million American families live in manufactured homes, and many of those are rural communities.

I am going to be watching and holding you accountable to that.

The Nevada Department of Insurance earlier this year urged Nevadans to get flood insurance.

The funding opportunities are only going to make a difference if the Federal agencies are engaged.

Having a stack of reports is not helping Indian Country.

I could not agree more after taking a look at this program, and what I know, in my State, after talking to members of our housing coalition, it needs to be reformed and reauthorized.

Despite making significant improvements over the past half of a decade, the State of Nevada continues to underperform in total dollars of Federal grants per capita.

This year, Nevada and other Western States have seen record-breaking amounts of precipitation, with the snowpack levels at 144 percent higher than average.

I appreciate your comments regarding the burnout issue and the preauthorization.

It is a great discussion. I had the opportunity to listen in my office to a lot of the discussion this morning.

This year, Nevada and other Western States have seen record-breaking amounts of precipitation, with the snowpack levels at 144 percent higher than average.

They are environmentalists, for the very reason that you just said.

They are environmentalists, for the very reason that you just said.

We need systems that are nimble, that are able to do this, and good, common front ends.

I want to make sure that these cold cases don't go unanswered.

Do you think we need more resources?