Not really. I have just come from the Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee, which is having a hearing on the Key Bridge, the bridge in Baltimore that was badly damaged.

Public engagement can build trust, it can increase public buy-in, can help resolve issues, can help prevent litigation, and ultimately it can save time and money.

We are better off when we hear community concerns at the beginning of the process rather than at the end.

We help make the rules for the country, and we do not do this by ourselves.

The fire scar, the monsoons, the flash flooding, the debris flows, septics, in this area there is not a wastewater system.

Community after community was devastated and destroyed, not because of Mother Nature.

There is not enough attention brought here.

I believe Suspicious Activity Reports are a tool to help stop illicit financing.

Thank you to both you and the Ranking Member for this important hearing.

I think that this exists across every sector of the false rules that exist within holding people accountable in the United States.

The bill sponsored and introduced by Senator Lujan of the New Mexico delegation, S.

This legislation presented before the Committee will authorize $18.4 million for the three water settlement trust funds.

Statement of Senator Lujan

I appreciate the willingness of the Department of the Interior in working with me and my office to address prohibitions.

Thank you, Chairman Schatz, Vice Chair Murkowski, for your thoughtfulness and for bringing us to this hearing today.

Community after community was devastated and destroyed, not because of Mother Nature.

The fire scar, the monsoons, the flash flooding, the debris flows, septics, in this area there is not a wastewater system.

It is good to see both of you. Thank you for this important conversation.