On Veterans Day, we honor the Hoosiers and Americans who have served our nation in uniform. Their courage and sacrifice protect the freedoms we hold dear.
To all our veterans, today and every day, thank you for your service. 🇺🇸
Congratulations to our newly elected House Republican leadership team for the 120th Congress:
@Jim_Jordan — Minority Leader
@tomemmer — Minority Whip
@RepLisaMcClain — Conference Chair
@RepBrianJack — NRCC Chair
The new Congress brings new responsibilities, but our mission remains the same: stand up for the people we represent and deliver results for the American people.
I look forward to working with this team.
Sports help drive central Indiana’s economy. When fans come to town, they fill hotel rooms, eat at our restaurants, and support Hoosier jobs.
Thanks to @IndSportsCorp for bringing us together in Indianapolis for our annual State of Sports celebration.
It’s an honor to continue representing Indiana’s Sixth District in Congress. I work for everyone who calls this district home.
My team and I will keep working with Hoosiers across all 11 counties of #IN06 and making sure your voice is heard in Washington.
Hoosiers have always been my first priority, and they always will be. 🇺🇸
Here at home this October, I hosted Hoosiers in Columbus for our Stop Scams Summit and talked with AP Government students at Shelbyville High School.
Thanks to everyone who has stopped to talk. I always appreciate hearing what’s on your mind.
Catch up on my work across the Sixth District in the latest Shreve Summary: https://t.co/p4iEJf9RRN
It was good to be back in the Indianapolis City-County Council chamber, where I once served, for the annual Public Servants’ Prayer service.
That room holds a lot of memories. It’s where I learned firsthand the responsibilities of local government and the importance of seeking wisdom beyond our own.
Thanks to Pastor Tim Lindsey and Public Servants’ Prayer for bringing us together in faith and reminding us of the importance of humility and service. #IN06
In Lynn, keeping the community safe means looking out for your neighbors. I visited with the town marshal and a Randolph County school resource officer to hear about their work serving local families.
We remember Town Marshal Brad Fisher, who lost his life in the line of duty. His service and sacrifice won’t be forgotten. #IN06
@SAICinc’s Indianapolis team designs, builds, and repairs equipment that keeps our military aircraft ready to fly. Nearly 100 of the company’s employees call Indiana’s Sixth District home.
I toured their plant this week to see the work firsthand. Thanks to the SAIC team for the opportunity to learn more this week. #IN06
Serving Hoosiers starts with showing up, listening, and helping solve problems. That’s why my team and I bring our office to you.
Over the past year, we’ve held 33 mobile office hours across all 11 counties of Indiana’s 6th District, helping Hoosiers with things like VA claims, passports, and the IRS.
There’s no substitute for meeting folks face to face. We’ll keep coming to your community. #IN06
Learning how our government works is part of learning how to shape it.
I visited Shelbyville High School’s AP U.S. Government and Politics students to discuss my work in Congress, how bills become law, and the responsibility of representing our Sixth District.
Thanks to Principal Amy Dawson and teacher Vince Bradburn for welcoming me into the classroom.
Hoosier manufacturers compete around the world. The cost of importing parts can make that harder.
I represent Indianapolis International Airport, right here in Indiana’s Sixth District. Its Foreign-Trade Zone program helps businesses manage those costs and reach customers overseas.
I met with Executive Director Mario Rodriguez and his team to identify ways Congress can support that work and strengthen Indiana manufacturing. #IN06
The best part of this job is spending time with the Hoosiers I represent and hearing what matters in our communities.
This week, I met with local leaders, helped break ground on a new terminal at Richmond Municipal Airport, and visited with Hoosiers across the Sixth District.
Those conversations back home help guide my work in Washington.
Read more in the October issue of The Shreve Summary: https://t.co/ECR9hb2dZo
Today is the last day to apply for FEMA Individual Assistance after the August storms and flooding.
If you had damage or losses, there's still time. Apply at https://t.co/NtZ0rIkC4C or through the FEMA app.
https://t.co/NzR6GQcCag
For 110 years, the Indiana Masonic Home in Franklin has endured because each generation took responsibility for the next. Its history includes giving 814 children a place to belong.
Today, it helps seniors live with dignity and the care they need.
I joined residents, staff, Masons, and the Order of the Eastern Star to celebrate that legacy this week. Thanks to everyone who keeps that promise going.
This week, I met with the Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police and eight central Indiana county prosecutors to explore how a proposed regional crime lab can help law enforcement solve cases faster.
Public safety depends on working together across county lines. Thanks to Rick Snyder and the FOP for bringing everyone to the table. #IN06
This Sunday, October 25, is the deadline to apply for FEMA assistance after August’s storms and flooding.
Hoosiers in eligible counties can apply at https://t.co/UkBnVhasHY or call 1-800-621-3362.
Need help? Call my office at (317) 399-3333.
#IN06
This Sunday, October 25, is the deadline to apply for FEMA assistance after August’s storms and flooding.
Hoosiers in eligible counties can apply at https://t.co/UkBnVhasHY or call 1-800-621-3362.
Need help? Call my office at (317) 399-3333.
#IN06