John Curtis

I also believe that moving swiftly to find solutions is critical.

This bill will protect lands in southeastern Utah, in my district, and it will do it the right way.

While it is difficult to overstate how politicized the creation and management of our national monuments has become, I believe all sides of this debate share many common goals, where we can still work together to protect this area for…

By giving Congress--and not the President--authority over public land, our Constitution guarantees that all voices will be heard when a decision affecting millions of acres of land is made.

Today, Congressman Curtis, backed with the unanimous support of the Utah congressional delegation, brings us H.R. 4532.

Hoping that as this Brexit moves forward it can be done as gracefully as possible so that we can enjoy that same relationship with others in the European Union.

I would want to make sure that I express my appreciation for me and my constituents in Utah for the great relationship that we have with the United Kingdom.

These recovery programs ensure that people in our rural communities continue to have access to critical water sources for everything from irrigation to recreation.

We all know how important water is to the vitality of any community--especially for rural communities in the dry desert climates of the West.

Thank you very much.

By being proactive about the recovery of threatened fish species, we ensure that important water projects can continue on in the Upper Colorado and San Juan Rivers.

These programs do not cost taxpayers any money, because they are completely funded by fees collected from water users.

This bill is extremely important to the economics of many in the rural parts of my congressional district and throughout the West.

This is their livelihood and most small business owner-operators are against this but will be forced out if they cannot comply.

I would like to just express my feelings of concern for this legislation and the burden that we are putting on you.