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Greg Walden Holds Virtual Press Conference on Oregon Disaster Relief

September 16, 2020 Press Release

Greg Walden Statement on Voting for Oregonians Displaced by Wildfires

September 16, 2020 Press Release

Greg Walden Statement on President Trump’s Rapid Approval of Major Disaster Declaration

September 15, 2020 Press Release
Issues:
Reforming Federal Forest Policy

Greg Walden, Oregon Delegation Push for Major Disaster Declaration As Wildfires’ Toll Grows

September 14, 2020 Press Release
Issues:
Reforming Federal Forest Policy

Greg Walden to Meet with President Trump to Discuss Oregon Fires

September 14, 2020 Press Release

Greg Walden, Oregon Delegation Announce Approval of Federal Disaster Declaration for Oregon Wildfires

September 11, 2020 Press Release
Issues:
Reforming Federal Forest Policy

Greg Walden Secures $5 Million in Funding for Port of Hood River Project

September 10, 2020 Press Release

Greg Walden, Oregon Delegation Pushes for Rapid Disaster Relief for Wildfires

September 9, 2020 Press Release
Issues:
Reforming Federal Forest Policy

Greg Walden Announces $1.5 Million in Economic Support for Hermiston

September 8, 2020 Press Release
Issues:
Growing the Economy

Greg Walden Releases Third and Final Pillar of Second Wave Project

August 20, 2020 Press Release
Issues:
Improving Rural Health Care

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In The News

Herald & News: $10.3 million in drought relief OK'd

May 4, 2018 In The News
The federal Office of Management and Budget has signed off on about $10.3 million in emergency drought relief for on-Project irrigators in the Klamath Basin. U.S. Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.) returned to Klamath Falls Thursday afternoon from a visit to Lakeview to make the announcement to a roomful of irrigators and irrigation representatives at the Klamath Water Users Association office.
Herald & News: $10.3 million in drought relief OK'd

Herald & News: $10.3 million in drought relief OK'd

By Holly Dillemuth

The federal Office of Management and Budget has signed off on about $10.3 million in emergency drought relief for on-Project irrigators in the Klamath Basin.

Issues:
Speaking Up for Our Rural Communities

Herald and News: Walden to speed up relief for on-Project irrigators

May 3, 2018 In The News
A federal spending plan outlining emergency drought relief could be expedited for on-Project irrigators in the Klamath Basin via the Omnibus bill by Monday or earlier, according to U.S. Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR). The Hood River Congressman offered continuing support for Klamath Basin irrigators Wednesday afternoon during a joint press conference with Bureau of Reclamation officials at the South Portal Building in Klamath Falls.
Herald and News: Walden to speed up relief for on-Project irrigators

Herald and News: Walden to speed up relief for on-Project irrigators

By Holly Dillemuth

A federal spending plan outlining emergency drought relief could be expedited for on-Project irrigators in the Klamath Basin via the Omnibus bill by Monday or earlier, according to U.S. Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR).

Issues:
Speaking Up for Our Rural Communities

KTVL - Representative Greg Walden talks about accomplishments in veterans programs

May 3, 2018 In The News
Representative Greg Walden spoke at Worksource Rogue Valley Tuesday afternoon about the latest efforts in helping homeless veterans. He spoke about a program for veterans that was approved for an amount of funding, that has never happened before.
KTVL - Representative Greg Walden talks about accomplishments in veterans programs

KTVL - Representative Greg Walden talks about accomplishments in veterans programs

Representative Greg Walden spoke at Worksource Rogue Valley Tuesday afternoon about the latest efforts in helping homeless veterans.

He spoke about a program for veterans that was approved for an amount of funding, that has never happened before.

Issues:
Supporting our Military and Veterans

Grants Pass Daily Courier: Bills in Congress aimed at fighting epidemic

April 30, 2018 In The News
A lot of attention is focused on the opioid epidemic. Saturday, April 28, is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, and people could drop off drugs at several locations in town before 2 p.m. U.S. Rep. Greg Walden said it's a perfect way to get rid of painkillers that could lead to more addictions. Walden represents the vast District 2 covering central and eastern Oregon, and much of Southern Oregon including Grants Pass
Grants Pass Daily Courier: Bills in Congress aimed at fighting epidemic

Bills in Congress aimed at fighting epidemic

By Jeff Duewel

A lot of attention is focused on the opioid epidemic.

Saturday, April 28, is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, and people could drop off drugs at several locations in town before 2 p.m.

Issues:
Improving Rural Health Care

Mail Tribune: Seeking common ground

March 12, 2018 In The News
U.S. Rep. Greg Walden touched on early efforts to reach across the aisle and across legislative branches to change the way forests are managed at a meeting with local business leaders. At the meeting Saturday with a group of locals who formed in Medford last fall concerned about repeats of the thick wildfire smoke that choked Southern Oregon last summer, Walden said he’s had some “very productive” conversations with Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden, hoping to find common ground for draft legislation that would reform federal forest management.
Mail Tribune: Seeking common ground

Mail Tribune: Seeking common ground

By Nick Morgan

U.S. Rep. Greg Walden touched on early efforts to reach across the aisle and across legislative branches to change the way forests are managed at a meeting with local business leaders.

Issues:
Reforming Federal Forest Policy

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