John Hoeven: “That’s why we’re focused on making sure federal conservation programs are voluntary and farmer-friendly.”

At the same time, we’ve continued working with the DOJ to get this $1.8 million in federal funds to the CVIC. This organization does vital work in the Grand Forks region, serving some of the community’s most vulnerable members," said…

Access to federal lands is vitally important for local economies, especially in North Dakota, where the Forest service manages more than one million acres.

We’re working to advance BRIC-funded infrastructure projects in Fessenden, Lincoln and Washburn, as well as the University of Mary’s wastewater improvement project.

At the same time, we continue working to ensure North Dakota communities have the federal support they need before, during and after disasters.