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Camp: Intel bill leaves borders vulnerable
Dec 7, 2004 -
9/11 Commission recommendations passed by House deleted from final billWashington, DC – In voting against the intelligence reform bill today, U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Midland) said, “I could not in good conscience vote for legislation that leaves us vulnerable to attack and fails to address our border...
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Camp Midland Office a ‘Toys for Tots’ Drop Off Site
Dec 2, 2004 -
Midland, MI - Continuing the annual holiday tradition, U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Midland) has joined with the Salvation Army and the Marine Corps in the “Toys for Tots” campaign. For those wishing to donate to a good cause they can drop off a toy at Camp’s Midland office, located at 135 Ashman Street, ...
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Camp Calls for Immediate Review of ‘Pat-down’ Procedures
Dec 1, 2004 -
TSA policies must be reviewed, altered to protect air travelersWashington, DC – In a stern letter to Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge, U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Midland) today demanded that Transportation Security Administration (TSA) policies for ‘patting-down’ air travelers be immediately review...
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Foust Promoted to be Camp’s New Legislative Director
Nov 30, 2004 -
Washington, DC – U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Midland, MI) announced today the promotion of Joanna Foust to the position of Legislative Director. Foust, a Michigan native who has worked for the Congressman since 2001 and focused primarily on tax, environmental, Native American and telecommunication policy...
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Camp Secures Funding for Cass River Dike in 2005 Omnibus Bill
Nov 23, 2004 -
Washington, DC– Over $1.7 million in federal funding will be applied to the Cass River dike project as a result of Congress passing the 2005 Omnibus bill on Saturday, according U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Midland). Spaulding Township will receive a credit for the $345,000 they have already spent and the ...
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Camp Secures Funding for Traverse City YouthFriends in 2005 Omnibus Bill
Nov 23, 2004 -
Washington, DC– YouthFriends of Michigan in Traverse City will receive $100,000 in federal funding as a result of Congress passing the 2005 Omnibus bill on Saturday, according U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Midland). “Given the push to restrain spending and get back to a balanced budget, getting this money ...
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Camp Secures Funding for SVSU in 2005 Omnibus Bill
Nov 23, 2004 -
Legislation expected to be signed into law later this week by President BushWashington, DC– Saginaw Valley State University will receive $200,000 in federal funding as a result of Congress passing the 2005 Omnibus bill on Saturday, according U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Midland). The money will go towards...
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Camp Secures Transportation Funding for Greenville in 2005 Omnibus Bill
Nov 22, 2004 -
Legislation expected to be signed into law later this week by President BushWashington, DC– Greenville will receive $50,000 in federal funding as a result of Congress passing the 2005 Omnibus bill on Saturday, according U.S. Rep. Dave Camp (R-Midland). The City had requested money to replace a publi...
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