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Congressman Conor Lamb

Representing the 18th District of Pennsylvania

Energy and Environment

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PA-18 DISASTER RESOURCES

July 30, 2018 Press Release

Individuals affected by events such as fire or localized flooding should report damages to their local municipality and/or county Emergency Management Agency. Reporting damages helps to identify county or region-specific services available for assistance. An accurate and timely assessment of damages in a disaster also helps local and state officials make the case for federal assistance if needed.

Emergency contacts within Pennsylvania’s 18th district include:

REPRESENTATIVE LAMB SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD PASS LAWS, NOT MEANINGLESS RESOLUTIONS

July 19, 2018 Press Release
(WASHINGTON, DC) – Congressman Conor Lamb (PA-18) issued the following statement on H.Con.Res.119: “This resolution is exactly the kind of political nonsense that I came to Washington to change. If we were actually voting on a bill that did what this resolution says and caused so much damage to our economy, of course I would oppose it. But make no mistake: this isn’t serious policy. We were sent here to make laws, not pass meaningless resolutions.

Congressman Lamb Works to Protect PA Nuclear Power

June 8, 2018 Video

Congressman Lamb discusses protecting PA Nuclear Energy with Secretary of Energy Rick Perry.

CONGRESSMAN LAMB TAKES MULTI-AGENCY APPROACH TO PROTECT REGIONAL ENERGY GENERATION PORTFOLIO

May 9, 2018 Press Release

(WASHINGTON, DC) – Congressman Conor Lamb (PA-18) emphasized the importance of keeping Pennsylvania’s nuclear plants online to the Secretary of Energy, Rick Perry, and in a letter sent to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), earlier today. Congressman Lamb proposed working with Secretary Perry on a solution to address the pending closure of nuclear plants in the Commonwealth and highlighted the importance of the Beaver Valley Nuclear Power Station, which is in danger of prematurely closing.