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Reed focused on job creation, overhauling the tax code...
Congressman Tom Reed today outlined four broad areas of policy focus for 2012: job creation, overhauling the tax code, energy policy and reducing the annual budget deficit. “Jobs are the number one issue we hear about as we travel the district,” Reed said. “The most important thing we can do is continue our work of getting government out of the way so that we can re-employ people.” An additional area of focus for Reed, a member of the Committee on Ways and Means, is streamlining and overhauling the tax code. “The tax code is 70,000 pages long,” he ...
Reed explains vote against EPA boiler MACT regulations
In a conference call from Taiwan where he’s with U.S., Japan and Taiwan government officials to discuss trade and national security, Congressman Tom Reed (R-Corning) emphasized business stateside. Thursday night, Reed voted with a majority in the House to pass a billl which prevents the Environmental Protection Agency from proceeding with its new boiler maximum achievable control technology (MACT) rules. Reed emphasized the need to control federal regulations, saying the new rules would put too much monetary pressure on a bad economy without producing efficient results. Reed explained ...
Tom Reed awards bonuses, looks ahead to 2012
Even as he’s rewarding staff members with year-end bonuses for their work in 2011, Congressman Tom Reed discussed his goals for 2012 in a conference call Tuesday morning. With his staff and office seeming to come under budget for 2011, Reed awarded bonuses ranging from $500 to $2,500 to 15 of his 17 staff members. Chief-of-Staff Jay Dutcher and Deputy Chief Vicki Hook didn’t receive bonuses. Bonuses were distributed based on performance. Those working in the day-to-day operations and weren’t part of the senior management did receive bonuses. Money remaining will be turned ...
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Statement from Congressman Reed on Campbell Kraft Plant “We are happy to see that a purchase agreement for the Kraft plant in Campbell is about to be finalized. The new company is committed to preserving jobs and growing the business, contributing to our local economy. This brings much needed stability and enhances our region.” |
Reed to Hold Two Town Halls July 15th Tom Reed will hold two town hall meetings on Saturday, July 15th. The meetings will be held at the following locations and times:TOWN OF BELFASTTIME: 8:30-9:30 AM Belfast Fire Department 13 Merton Avenue Belfast, NY 14711TOWN OF LINDLEYTIME: 11:30AM- 12:30PM Lindley-Presho Volunteer Fire Department 9541 Tannery Creek Road Lindley, NY 14858 “We choose to hold town halls because we believe in responsive and accessible government. I look forward to a respectful conversation and finding common ground so that we implement fair changes to benefit all of those in our region,” Reed said. |
The Dignity of Developing Our Workforce I see it everywhere I go: We need better job opportunities in the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes. People regularly tell me about how their children and grandchildren have left because they cannot find good jobs where they grew up. We need to help people get the training they need for the jobs of today and tomorrow. One path often overlooked are apprenticeships and jobs in the trades. President Trump recently highlighted the power of apprenticeships as a pathway to fulfilling careers. “American citizens have worked every job, every occupation, no matter what it might be – no matter how grueling, how challenging, or even how dangerous,” he said during his weekly address. His message was there is dignity in every honest job, and there good-paying career opportunities available now – and you don’t need to run up tens of thousands of dollars of debt earning a four- year college degree to get those jobs. I agree every American should have the opportunity to have an honest day’s |
Reed Announces Grant for Portville STEAM Program Congressman Tom Reed announced the approval for a $146,368 grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) to the Portville Central School. The grant is designated for the STEAM Envisioneering Center that will help students develop their abilities in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math. “This grant is a win for over 1,000 students and community members who will have the opportunity to develop key skills that are vital in today’s workforce. I was happy to recommend that ARC provides full and fair consideration to the grant request last year. We must work to train individuals for the jobs of today and tomorrow,” Reed stated. The Envisioneering Center will be developed in partnership with Case Western Reserve University and will give students and community members the opportunity to develop technological competencies in the operation of specialized high-tech equipment. Congressman Tom Reed’s office provided a letter in support of the grant to be include |
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