Are you experiencing a problem with a federal program or agency?
Congressman Hobson can help find solutions and get answers concerning problems with federal programs and agencies. To receive help with your problem or question, send a letter detailing the nature and history of your case, along with a signed copy of the Privacy Release form (available below) and copies of any letters you have either sent to or received from the federal agency in question, to the district office closest to your home:
Springfield District Office Lancaster District Office5 W. North St., #200 212 S. Broad St.PO Box 269 Room 55 Springfield, OH 45501 Lancaster, OH 43130 937.325.0474 Phone 740.654.5149 Phone937.325.9188 Fax 740.654.7825 Fax **NOTE: The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) requires a specific privacy release form that is available below.Click HERE for a downloadable copy of Rep. Hobson's Privacy Release form
Click HERE for a downloadable copy of the Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) Privacy Release form
Would you like to receive tickets to visit the White House, the U.S. House of Representatives or the U.S. Senate?
Due to heightened security, White House tours are being offered on a limited basis to veterans groups and school groups. To request a school group tour or information about how to request a tour of the U.S. Capitol, please call either my Springfield office at (937) 325-0474 or my Lancaster district office at (740) 654-5149. Please keep in mind that since September 11th, tours are limited.
Are you interested in attending a United States service or military academy?
Every year Congressman Hobson nominates qualified high school seniors to the
nation's four service academies: Air
Force, Army,
Navy
and Merchant
Marine. Though competitive and rigorous, academy study provides an
excellent educational and leadership experience, and the subsequent service
requirement is a distinguished way to serve our country.
High school students wishing to be considered for a nomination should write a letter to Congressman Hobson's Lancaster office in the spring of their junior years stating their interest. The letter should include the student's name, permanent address, telephone number, high school, date of birth, social security number, and name of parents or guardians. Upon receiving this, Congressman Hobson's office will send students an information packet detailing the academy application process.
A congressional nomination does not guarantee admission to an academy as final admissions are made at the academy level.