On Wednesday, Hoeven will hold a meeting at Minot City Hall to outline the year-end funding bill that passed the Senate earlier today. The legislation includes nearly $690 million more than the Army Corps of Engineers’ proposed budget for construction and authorizes new studies and construction activity that will help to advance flood protection projects […]
On Wednesday, December 30, Senator Hoeven will host a roundtable with the Bismarck-Mandan Chamber of Commerce to review North Dakota legislative priorities that he worked to advance this year and that passed Congress in December, including: Lifting the ban on crude oil exports Providing tax relief for small businesses and farmers Providing regulatory relief for […]
Senator Hoeven will tour Annie’s house in Bottineau, North Dakota’s first adaptive ski facility. Annie’s House accommodates the needs of skiers with both physical and cognitive disabilities from across North Dakota and Manitoba. As a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Hoeven works to secure funding to support programs that improve the quality of life […]
Senator Hoeven will lead a roundtable discussion in Bottineau to update area veterans on his efforts to improve veterans’ access to health care and extended care in their local communities. Specifically, Hoeven will focus on provisions from two of his bills, the Veterans Access to Extended Care Act and the Veterans Access to Long Term […]
Senator Hoeven will lead a roundtable discussion in Grand Forks to outline provisions Congress passed this December that will bolster unmanned aerial systems (UAS) research and integration. Hoeven has worked, both as governor and now as U.S. Senator, with the state’s UAS community to establish and maintain North Dakota’s leadership in UAS technologies and to […]
Tuesday, Senator Hoeven will lead a roundtable discussion in Fargo to outline provisions from two of his bills, the Veterans Access to Extended Care Act and the Veterans Access to Long Term Care and Health Services Act, which recently passed the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee and will allow veterans greater access to long term care […]
On Wednesday, Senator Hoeven will meet with the Williston Chamber of Commerce to review North Dakota legislative priorities that he worked to advance this year and that passed Congress in December, including: Lifting the ban on crude oil exports Providing tax relief for small businesses and farmers Providing regulatory relief for farmers and ranchers through […]
That afternoon, Hoeven will hold a community roundtable in Crosby to outline North Dakota legislative priorities that he has advanced this year and that passed Congress in December. WHEN: Wednesday, January 6 2:30 p.m. CT WHERE: Divide County Courthouse (lower level, Farmer’s Room) 300 N MainCrosby
Thursday, the North Dakota Association of Rural Electric Cooperatives will honor Senator Hoeven at their annual meeting with the Helping Hand Award. The award is given to public servants and policy makers who demonstrate strong leadership in helping Rural Electric Cooperatives obtain their policy goals. Hoeven is receiving this honor for his efforts to give […]
Hoeven will address members and board members of BIO ND at their annual meeting. The senator will highlight the growing bioscience industry in the state and the important work being done by North Dakota companies in healthcare, agriculture and other bioscience sectors. WHEN: Thursday, February 18 3:30 p.m. CT WHERE: Idea Lab, Center for Innovation […]
Early Friday afternoon, Hoeven will visit LaMoure to discuss upgrades to the city’s sanitary sewer system. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is providing $3.9 million to LaMoure to help fund the upgrades. Hoeven serves on the Energy and Water Appropriations Committee where he worked to include authorization and funding for North Dakota water projects […]
Hoeven will travel to Jamestown to visit the National Buffalo Museum to highlight the National Bison Legacy Act, legislation he introduced to make the bison the national mammal of the United States. WHEN: Friday, February 19 4:00 p.m. CT WHERE: National Buffalo Museum 500 17th Street SEJamestown
