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WASHINGTON, DC — Congressman Juan Ciscomani, in a discussion of federal funds on transportation, housing, education, health, and economic issues, House Appropriations Committee.
Freshmen from Arizona’s 6th congressional district were named as members of three major appropriations subcommittees today.
• Transportation, housing and urban development, and related agencies.
• Labor, health and welfare, education and related agencies.and
• Financial services and general government.
“These subcommittees give us the opportunity to directly impact some of the most important issues for our region,” said Ciscomani. “We have a say in everything: transportation, housing and homelessness, education, health care, and international trade. To ensure that federal spending is responsible, transparent, and delivers the results taxpayers deserve. I look forward to working with my colleagues.”
The subcommittee appointments were well received by the district.
“These subcommittee appointments are very important to Arizona’s Sixth Congressional District,” said Pima County Supervisor Sharon Bronson, one of the co-chairs of the Ciscomani Citizens Advisory Committee. . “This is exactly where Juan needs to bring results to both rural and urban areas in diverse districts.”
Co-Chair of the Advisory Board, Dr. Eric Cornides, agreed.
“This is a great win for our district,” Cornides said. “These appointments will give Juan the opportunity to address some of the most pressing needs facing our community. will give you.”
Graham County Superintendent John Howard, who is also a member of the Advisory Board, said: He understands our problems and knows our priorities. These subcommittee assignments help him do the work he needs. “
The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies is responsible for overseeing funding for the Departments of Transportation and Housing and Urban Development. Affordable housing and homelessness are Arizona’s top priorities. Transportation and road maintenance.
Oklahoma Subcommittee Chair Tom Cole said: “Rep. Ciscomani’s years of experience in the Arizona Governor’s Office will give him valuable insight into the needs of state and local government. I look forward to working with him on this commission.” .”
The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies is responsible for overseeing funding for the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education. Participation in this subcommittee enables Ciscomani to prioritize important issues related to employee development and education.
Alabama Subcommittee Chair Robert Aderholt said: “Rep. Cisco Mani’s Tucson experience as an executive at the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and at the University of Arizona will give him a valuable perspective on issues of workforce development and education.”
The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services and General Government is responsible, among other agencies, for overseeing funding for the Treasury Department. With this appointment, Ciscomani will have a seat at the table on financing issues related to the economy and trade, including Arizona ports of entry.
Arkansas Commissioner Steve Womack said: “Juan’s dedication to conservative values and background in commerce and business issues will be an asset. I know that our combined efforts will deliver results.Navigating critical funding priorities is no easy task, but our team is ready to get started. increase.”
Ciscomani is the only first-term member of the House Appropriations Committee. Today’s subcommittee assignments follow Ciscomani’s assignments. schedule for last week to the House Veterans Affairs Committee.
Ciscomani was inaugurated as a member of the United States House of Representatives on January 7, 2023 and served in Arizona’s 6th congressional district. The district covers parts of Pima, Pinal, Cochise, and Graham counties, as well as all of Greenlee county. Cities include Tucson, Casa Grande, Sierra Vista, Safford, and Green Valley. It borders Mexico, is home to two major military installations (Davis-Monthan Air Force Base and Fort Huachuca), is home to North America’s largest copper-producing mine, the Morenci Mine, and has federal highways as major arteries for international trade and commerce. It’s working. Mexico is Arizona’s largest trading partner.
