Congressman Geoff Davis presents a check for $94,430 in USDA grant funds to the community of Concord in western Lewis County to bring broadband Internet service to the area. State Senator Charlie Borders, Lewis County Judge/Executive Steve Applegate, and many Concord residents were present to receive the check.

Congressman Davis was proud to join over a hundred fellow veterans to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new Kentucky Veterans Cemetery in Williamstown. From L to R: State Sen. Damon Thayer, State Rep. Royce Adams, Congressman Davis, Gov. Ernie Fletcher, KDVA Commissioner Brig. Gen. Les Beavers, and Grant Co. Judge-Executive Darrell Link.

Congressman Geoff Davis presents a check totaling $209,891 to the City of Berry for the expansion of broadband Internet service into the community. Pictured L to R are: Wes Maynard (SouthEast Telephone), James Wilson (USDA Rural Development), Brian Mefford (CEO of ConnectKentucky), Congressman Geoff Davis, and Mayor Don Adams (City of Berry).

Congressman Geoff Davis presents a check totaling $209,891 to the City of Berry to expand broadband Internet service into the community. Pictured above, community leaders gather with Congressman Davis in front of the Berry City Hall to receive the check.

Congressman Davis was recently invited to speak to the Navy JROTC class at Pendleton County High School in Falmouth. He spoke briefly on his experiences in the Army and answered questions about the war on terrorism and the application process for the U.S. military academies.

Congressman Davis recently spoke to a large group of social studies students at Pendleton County High School in Falmouth.

Congressman Geoff Davis speaks to students at Northern Elementary School in Scott County. Along with State Senator Damon Thayer, Congressman Davis presented the school with an American Flag that has been flown over the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC.

Congressman Geoff Davis and State Senator Damon Thayer present an American Flag that has been flown over the U.S. Capitol in Washington to Northern Elementary principal Judi Hunter and Scott County Schools superintendent Dallas Blankenship

On October 12th, Congressman Davis visited St. Joseph's Elementary School in Crescent Springs, which was recently recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence. In recognition of that achievement, Congressman Davis presented them with a flag that has been flown over the U.S. Capitol in Washington.

Congressman Geoff Davis and USDA Secretary Mike Johanns answer questions from the audience at a Town Hall Meeting on agriculture at the Henry County Cooperative Extension Office in New Castle.

Henry County Judge/Executive John Logan Brent (right) poses for a photo with USDA Secretary Mike Johanns (center) and Congressman Geoff Davis (left). Secretary Johanns and Congressman Davis hosted a Town Hall Meeting on agriculture at the Henry County Cooperative Extension Office in New Castle.

Congressman Davis poses for a photo with three members of the Kentucky National Guard from Gallatin County who will soon be deployed to the Middle East. Congressman Davis spoke briefly at a send-off ceremony for the guardsmen on the courthouse lawn.

Congressman Davis recently presented a check for $214,153 to the city of Monterey in Owen County to bring broadband internet access to the community. Pictured L to R are: Wes Maynard (SE Telephone), Tony Watkins (Monterey Baptist), Jim Wilson (USDA), Congressman Davis, Mayor Dennis Atha, Rep. Royce Adams, and Mark McElroy (ConnectKentucky).

Congressman Geoff Davis poses for a photo with the management of Actaris Metering Systems in Owenton after taking a tour of their facility.

Since Rep. Davis took office, the 4th District has been the recipient of $104,500,000 in USDA Rural Development funds for a variety of projects throughout the district. Above (L to R) are Vanceburg Mayor Bill Cooper, Rep. Geoff Davis, USDA Rural Development State Director Ken Slone, State Sen. Charlie Borders, and Buffalo Trace ADD director Steve Miller.

Congressman Geoff Davis and USDA Rural Development State Director Ken Slone present a check for $4,000,000 to aid in the construction of a new 37,000 sq. ft. health care clinic in Maysville.

October’s congressional recess got off to a great start this year with a visit from a delegation of Delta Air Lines employees. This year’s pension reform package, which helped secure their pensions and those of thousands of other Delta employees, was passed by Congress this year.

Congressman Geoff Davis and Senator Jim Bunning assist local officials in cutting the ribbon on the new Carrollton Regional Waste Water Treatment Plant. This new $11 million state-of-the-art plant will serve the citizens of Carroll, Henry, and Gallatin Counties.

USDA Rural Utilities Service Administrator James Andrew, U.S. Sen. Jim Bunning, Congressman Geoff Davis, and USDA Rural Development State Director Ken Slone present a check for $2,794,000 to Gallatin County Judge/Executive George Zubaty and the Gallatin County Water District for water line extensions in the county.

President Bush signs S. 418, The Military Personnel Financial Services Protection Act, in the Oval Office on 9/29. Standing with President Bush are bill sponsors Sen. Mike Enzi, R-WY, left and Rep. Geoff Davis, R-KY. The legislation protects America’s armed forces by banning unscrupulous companies from military bases. White House photo by Eric Draper