Press Releases
Washington, DC -- Congressman Steve Scalise today submitted a statement for the record to the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure about the continued need to include Southeast Louisiana flood protection projects in the Water Resources Development Act of (WRDA) 2010.
Washington, DC -- This week, Congressman Steve Scalise hosted a video conference with the fourth and fifth grade classes at Spring Creek Elementary in Tangipahoa Parish from his office in Washington, D.C.
Washington, DC -- Congressman Steve Scalise today announced that he will host a Health and Cancer Awareness Expo on Saturday, March 6 to give families the opportunity to meet with medical professionals and learn more about cancer prevention and detection.
Washington, DC -- Congressman Steve Scalise today released the following statement on the health care summit hosted by President Obama.
Washington, DC -- Congressman Steve Scalise today was named a “Defender of Liberty” by the American Conservative Union (ACU) in its latest round of Congressional ratings. Scalise earned a perfect score of 100 percent in the recently released ACU 2009Ratings of Congress, a ranking that placed him in the top 12 percent of all House Members.
By Rep. Steve Scalise
Published in Roll Call February 8, 2010
Metairie -- Congressman Steve Scalise made the following statement on President Obama’s health care proposal that was released this morning.
Washington, DC -- Congressman Steve Scalise today announced that the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Highway Administration has awarded $1,083,702 for highway projects in St. Tammany Parish.
Washington, DC -- Congressman Steve Scalise today announced that Tangipahoa Parish will receive a grant of $699,400 from the U.S. Minerals Management Service through the Coastal Impact Assistance Program (CIAP).
Washington, DC -- Congressman Steve Scalise today made the following statement on the one-year anniversary of the $787 billion “stimulus” bill that promised to keep unemployment under eight percent. Unemployment rates recently rose above 10 percent. Nearly $272 billion dollars have been spent leaving approximately $514 billion as the remaining balance.