Bonamici, who helped direct $3 million in federal Community Project funds toward the initiative, emphasized the program’s role in enhancing water access for residents across county.“There are diverse communities — urban, suburban, rural —and each faces unique infrastructure challenges, particularly when it comes to covering project costs,” Bonamici said.
In Oregon, Project Turnkey has already transformed lives by providing safe, affordable housing for families and individuals.
My D.C. team and I were able to go to the giant room at the Library of Congress where they have the surplus books and pick out several books for the students here and bring them back to Oregon.
As the climate continues to change, we must adapt to make housing more livable while continuing to reduce our carbon footprint.
I previously helped secure federal funding for the Countryman Estates project, and I am thrilled that West Tuality Habitat for Humanity is receiving this investment to help more Oregonians achieve home ownership.
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"We need to learn from the lessons of Martin Luther King Jr., to stand up for civil rights across the country, and I truly, truly hope that enough people here in Oregon and across the country join me in standing up for civil rights," Bonamici said.
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About Suzanne
Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici represents the First Congressional District of Oregon, which includes Washington, Tillamook, Clatsop, and Columbia counties and part of Multnomah County.
As a leader on the Education and Workforce Committee and Ranking Member of the Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education Subcommittee, Suzanne is working to give everyone a better future and the opportunity to succeed. She is focused on strengthening public education and growing the economy. Suzanne was honored to serve on the Select Committee on the Climate Crisis for four years, where she fought for comprehensive policies that will mitigate the effects of climate change, strengthen the economy, and protect our planet for future generations. She also serves as a member of the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology. Her background as a consumer protection attorney informs her work on strengthening consumer protections, which are especially important to seniors, service members, and the vulnerable.