Friday afternoon, Hoeven will deliver remarks at the Quadrennial Energy Review (QER) Public Meeting, focusing on the infrastructure needs of the Bakken region. Senator Hoeven proposed holding regular four-year reviews of American energy policy to the White House two years ago and included such a review in his Domestic Jobs and Energy Act.
Monday afternoon, Hoeven will hold a round table discussion with Canadian Pacific Railway officials. The discussion will focus on rail delays and solutions to ensure agricultural shipments are caught up before the harvest season is fully underway.
Hoeven will attend a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday morning for a new post office in Williston. The senator has been working with the United States Postal Service to improve postal service throughout North Dakota.
Tuesday afternoon Hoeven will speak at a Williston Lions Club Meeting.
Wednesday afternoon, Hoeven will speak at the Greater North Dakota Chamber of Commerce’s North Dakota Policy Summit.
Saturday morning, Hoeven will speak at North Dakota’s 125th Anniversary Celebration Party on the Capitol Grounds.
Monday morning, Hoeven will speak at a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the Job Corps’ 50th anniversary and the 20th anniversary of Burdick Job Corps.
Later Monday, Hoeven will participate in a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of a new VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic in Devils Lake.
Later in the afternoon, the senator will speak at a ceremony to mark the completion of Minnkota Power's 345kv line. The completion of the transmission project will help provide a reliable power supply and economic development in the Red River Valley.
The senator will provide the Independent Community Bankers and Friends of Community Banking (ICBND) an update about his work in Congress during the bankers’ annual convention held in Bismarck.
