Constituent Services

I am honored to represent you in Congress and am here to help in any way possible. My staff and I can assist you in your dealings with federal agencies, as well as help you find federal grants for your community project, order a flag, secure various tours in our nation's capital, and apply for nominations to our service academies. We are here to serve you, and I urge you to visit the links below to learn more about what I can do to help you.

Casework

My casework staff and I are ready to help you cut through “red tape” and secure the services and benefits your tax dollars pay for.

Federal Grants

Learn about the federal grant process and gather information and resources to assist you with your grant application. This page is prepared by the Congressional Research Service for the House of Representative.

Visiting Washington, D.C.

I would be happy to help you arrange tours of the U.S. Capitol and other points of interest while you are visiting Washington, D.C.

Flag Requests

My office is able to secure, at cost, United States flags which have been flown over the U.S. Capitol Building.

Townhalls

Find information on any of the 50 townhall meetings I hold each year throughout the Third Congressional District of Oklahoma.

Internship Opportunities

I offer internship opportunities in my Washington DC office for college-aged students who would like to get a taste of the political process and to see how our federal government works.

Page Opportunities

Spend a semester working in the House of Representatives Congressional Page Program in Washington, D.C. office. This program offers you the opportunity to work closely with Members of Congress while familiarizing yourself with the federal government.

Kids' Page

An informational page for kids of all ages, visit my kid’s page to learn more about the federal government, the legislative process, the United States Congress, and other federal agencies. 

Service Academy Nominations

As a Member of Congress, I am able to nominate high school students for admission to one of our nation's military academies. Here, you can learn more about the nomination process and the academies themselves.

Congressional Art Competition

The winner of the annual high school art competition receives an all expense paid trip to Washington, D.C., and their award-winning artwork will hang in the U.S. Capitol Building for one year.