I am excited for the House Committee on Natural Resources to visit Hot Springs on Monday.
I am eager to explore, to improve, and to potentially provide to other Americans across Arkansas and across the country.
I was especially glad to see us mark up the bill last week that looked at addressing the maintenance backlog.
Thank you for being here. And welcome everyone to Hot Springs, which is also my hometown.
I also want to welcome my fellow Committee member, Amata Radewagen, from American Samoa.
I want to go back to the conversation a little bit earlier between Ms. Velazquez and Mr. Walker.
Congress has provided budgetary authority and management options. I am eager to hear today's testimony.
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