Press Releases
WASHINGTON – Congresswoman Hillary Scholten (MI-03) has joined the Congressional Food Safety Caucus. The caucus, chaired by Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro, aims to centralize food safety, decrease foodborne illness and outbreaks, and increase inspection of imported foods.
WASHINGTON – Congresswoman Hillary Scholten (MI-03) joined forces with Congresswoman Maria Salazar (FL-27) to discuss the historic, bipartisan DIGNITY Act. The discussion took place on a panel hosted by World Relief, a global Christian humanitarian organization whose mission is to boldly engage the world’s greatest crises in partnership with the church.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Today, U.S. Representative Hillary Scholten (MI-03) announced an $11.7M federal investment for the City of Ferrysburg’s “Smith’s Bayou Bridge” through the DOT’s Federal Highway Administration. The bridge has been closed since the city council voted to close it in 2019 due to safety concerns.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Congresswoman Hillary Scholten (MI-03) visited Safe Haven Ministries in Grand Rapids to congratulate the dedicated staff on their recently awarded grant.
WASHINGTON – Congresswoman Hillary Scholten (MI-03) is proud to announce Muskegon Heights will receive over $65K in an Assistance to Firefighters Grant through the Federal Emergency Managemen
WASHINGTON – Following strong support from Congresswoman Hillary Scholten (MI-03), Catherine’s Health was awarded the full grant amount from the Health Resources and Services Administration.
WASHINGTON – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved Muskegon County Airport’s (MKG) request to terminate their Essential Air Service (EAS) provider contract with Southern Airways Express.
WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Representative Hillary Scholten (MI-03) announced two West Michigan projects will be receiving federal investments from the Department of Energy’s Office Manufacturing and Energy Supply Chains. Grand Rapids Rapid-Line Inc.
WASHINGTON – Today, Congresswoman Hillary Scholten (MI-03) broke with many members of her party to vote for H.R.
WASHINGTON – For the first time in four years, the Federal Reserve announced interest rates will be cut by 0.05%.