I look forward to hearing about what Congress should consider in a potential infrastructure bill.
This is not an issue of addressing outdated or inadequate infrastructure, it is the lack of any infrastructure whatsoeve...
I would love to visit with you and other members of the Committee about a field trip in Alaska
I appreciate that you, Ranking Member Murkowski, and former Chairman Tom Udall, provided funding for this program in the...
Investing in water infrastructure is investing in the future of our Native peoples.
Roughly 20 percent of rural Alaska Native homes still lack in-home pipe water.
It is time, it has been time to make a significant investment to just eliminate this problem once and for all.
People say that they are tired of being afraid of our water.
It is clear that the need is out there across Indian Country, certainly in our State, as Valerie Davidson has outlined.
Thirty-two of the 190 rural Alaska communities are still unserved.
what happens when it gets cold, that is what I outlined in that article from the Anchorage Daily News