Today, the Problem Solvers Caucus applauded the passage of the FIRST Step Act, which now heads to the President Trump’s desk to be signed into law. The bipartisan criminal justice reform legislation, which passed the House with overwhelming bipartisan support, will strengthen our communities, improve the lives of thousands and save taxpayers money. Earlier this year, the Problem Solvers Caucus met with Administration officials, Congressional leaders and advocacy organizations, and decided to sup... Read more

Today, Rep. Tom Reed stopped by the Corning Center for Rehabilitation and CareFirst NY to visit with Barbara, a hospice patient and veteran, and presented her an award from the We Honor Veterans program by the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO) and CareFirst NY. “When my mother became sick, there was nothing I wouldn’t have done to cure her, but she taught me that what truly mattered to her was comfort and time spent with her family,” Tom said. “This is why I am a strong a... Read more

Today, Congressmen Tom Reed (NY-23) and Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05), Co-Chairs of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, released the following statement: “With just days before the government shuts down, we urge leaders on both sides of the aisle to work together, in good faith, and find a solution to keep the government open. Americans expect and deserve much more than more gridlock and more shutdowns.” Read more

Today, Congressmen Tom Reed (NY-23) and Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05), Co-Chairs of the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus, released the following statement: “The Problem Solvers Caucus was proud to put our full weight behind the FIRST Step Act more than six months ago. This bill betters our communities, improves the lives of thousands and saves taxpayers money. Congress must continue to craft and pass more bipartisan legislation like the FIRST Step Act.” Read more

Today, Rep. Tom Reed voted to send the Farm Bill to the President’s desk in order to help small dairy farmers when milk prices are low, legalize the production of hemp and ensure a safety net is available for our friends and neighbors when they fall upon hard times. “This farm bill not only supports our hardworking farmers we care about, but also ensures our families are given a fair hand up when they fall upon hard times,” Tom said. “And as always, we are proud to continue our efforts to ensure... Read more

Today, Rep. Tom Reed delivered a $684,000 grant to provide funding to develop a new water district in the town of Torrey. “We care about ensuring our rural communities have fair access to a clean and safe water supply,” Tom said. “We are thrilled to be able to secure this grant for the town of Torrey so they can build a new water district and boost jobs in our community.” “After many years of diligent work by George Thompson our first water district is going to happen”, Patrick Flynn, Torrey Tow... Read more

Rep.Tom Reed’s staff will hold remote office hours in Fredonia on Monday, December 10, from 2:30PM-3:30PM. Staff will be available to answer questions, gather feedback, and provide assistance with immigration, Social Security, veterans’ benefits, and other issues related to federal agencies at the Fredonia Village Hall, 9 Church Street, Fredonia, NY. Those unable to attend are encouraged to contact any of Reed’s offices: Corning: 89 West Market Street (607) 654-7566 Geneva: 433 Exchange Street (... Read more

Today, Rep. Tom Reed (NY-23) introduced the Energy Sector Innovation Credit Act to encourage the U.S. energy market to be technology-diverse, innovative and good for consumers. “The United States is falling behind in energy innovation because the size and the complexity of the energy market stymies American ingenuity and entrepreneurship,” Tom said. “The Energy Sector Innovation Credit Act encourages cutting-edge energy technologies to break into the market, and it keeps government from picking ... Read more

Today, Rep. Tom Reed announced he sent a letter to Governor Cuomo raising concerns over the $1.7 billion in subsidies offered in exchange for Amazon locating their second headquarters in New York City. Tom highlighted how the Amazon deal disparaged hardworking New Yorkers struggling to keep their businesses open, and how existing New York businesses deserve priority over companies like Amazon. Just this month, New Era Cap announced they would shutter one of their plants and lay off 219 hardworki... Read more

Today, Rep. Tom Reed announced Democrat members of the Problem Solvers Caucus struck a deal with Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi and Rules Committee Ranking Member Jim McGovern to change the House rules, break the gridlock in Washington and make it easier for bipartisan bills to pass. “These rule changes represent a hopeful and substantial breakthrough to empower the people we represent, enable rank-and-file Members to truly govern and make it easier for bipartisan bills to pass.” Republican co-c... Read more