Resources
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To best assist my constituents, I have compiled a number of useful resources for navigating the federal government. For specific problems, you may find my Help with a Federal Agency page helpful. Please feel free to contact my Rhode Island Office with any questions.
Business
Information for Rhode Island businesses, particularly small businesses.
College Students
Information on federal resources for college students with an emphasis on financial aid.
Foreclosures
Resources for homeowners that are having trouble with their mortgages or facing foreclosure.
Government
Links to officials, courts, and municipalities serving the residents of the Second District.
Grants
Guidance from the Congressional Research Service on sources of federal grants, loans, and non-financial assistance for projects.
Identity Theft
Information to help Rhode Islanders protect against the growing problem of identity theft.
Kids
Links to informational (and fun) sites for kids and students from across the federal government.
Legislative Process
Information about how a bill moves through Congress on its way to becoming a law.
Military Personnel
Resources for active duty military personnel and their families.
Senior Citizens
Links for seniors about federal and state resources available to them.
Veterans
State and federal resources for former members of the armed forces.
Washington DC Visitors
Highlights of the nation's capital.
Other Resources
Informational links and resources on a variety of additional topics including: Birth Certificates, Consumer Protection, Disaster Preparedness, Federal Business Opportunities, Jobs, Missing Children, and Unclaimed Property.
Social Media