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Douglas Lee LaMalfa is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for California's 1st congressional district since January 3, 2013. A member of the Republican Party, LaMalfa has focused on issues such as agriculture, natural resources, and rural development during his time in office. He has been an advocate for policies that support farmers and promote economic growth in his district, which encompasses a large portion of Northern California.
With them down significantly, and since recreation is a primary driver of road use; how much is being done to boost what is coming in on recreation fees, not by just raising the fees, but actually having more access in order to keep from…
A significant portion of the backlog, nearly 75 percent, is maintenance of the 370,000 mile road system within our forests.
I hope that we all leave here with a better sense of what we can do in the Subcommittee to help the Forest Service carry out its mission.
the record of today's hearing will remain open for 10 calendar days to receive additional material.
As we know, the National Forest System created more than 100 years ago, designed--and this is an important key point--for multiple uses for the surrounding communities.
dozens of infrastructure projects are ready for implementation, but require the necessary funding.
I hope we all leave here with an appreciation for the role that well-maintained forest infrastructure can have significant impacts on people's lives.
I appreciate it, Madam Chair, and for your appearance today, Ms. Lago, and I will yield back.
Under Secretary Northey, I really appreciate you being here and the good work you are doing over there, so thanks.
Questions from Hon. Doug LaMalfa to Kristin Poland, Ph.D., Deputy Director, Office of Highway Safety, National Transportation Safety Board.
there is a human factor of those driving the buses and the people driving the cars.
Thank you, Chair Spanberger, for holding today's hearing and for your help on this issue.
I am proud that so many farmers and foresters in California have taken voluntary steps to promote soil health.
The issue of soil health has continuously been highlighted by producers and stakeholders during the 2018 Farm Bill deliberations.
I was unavoidably detained. Had I been present, I would have voted ``nay'' on rollcall No. 235. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the resolution. The question was taken; and the Speaker pro tempore announced that the ayes…
There are a lot of concerns that some of these ideas of this policy would be pretty negatively impactful to farmers.
Certainly, underlining domestically grown, domestically harvested as an offset for the inventory and the wildfire risk.
Thank you for convening this hearing today, and it has also been a pleasure to work with you so far leading up to this point.
This is a simple bill. As you reviewed it, you probably noticed it takes up just one page of substantive legislative text.
Thank you again for your support on considering this measure with an amendment in the nature of a substitute.
Despite its simplicity, H.R. 1126 corrects a tremendous error in the gravemarker benefit that our veterans and their families have earned.
What I don't hear often enough is, to me, happy drivers are drivers that are moving and getting to where they want to go.
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