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Businesses are struggling in the CNMI, and the stress we are all feeling stems from a hard truth - our economy is in serious trouble. To stop the wave of closures and furloughs, we need to rebuild our tourism sector and restore consistent air service to our islands. No one understands these challenges better than the private sector, which is why I was so grateful that representatives from the CNMI’s business community traveled to Washington this week to speak directly to federal leaders.
Your district offices in Tinian and Rota are not only your link to the work we’re doing in Congress—they’re also how your congressiona
If you're having trouble with a federal program or service and need help, you shouldn’t have to struggle to get support. That’s why your congressional office is hitting the road this month—bringing our team of caseworkers directly to the villages to make sure you have access to the help you need. We’ll be setting up at community centers every Friday this month to answer questions, hear your concerns, and assist with federal agency issues. Today, we’ll be at the Tanapag Youth Center from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., and the flyer below includes the full outreach schedule for the month.
Big thank you to Chairman T.J.
This week, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provided advance notice of over $1.46 million in Fiscal Year 2025 formula grant awards for the Northern Mariana Islands. The CNMI is set to receive $980,125 through the Community Development Block Grant program to support decent housing, a suitable living environment, and expanded economic opportunities. An additional $407,723 is being allocated through the HOME Investment Partnerships Program to support the construction, rehabilitation, or rental assistance for affordable housing.
Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation Chief Executive Officer Esther Muna visited her congr
On Wednesday I met with Representative Thomas Massie of Kentucky to discuss matters of mutual interest. Representa