Jefferson Shreve

Good to welcome @IndianaChamber CEO Vanessa Sinders to our office this week. For more than a century, the Indiana Chamber has been a leading voice for Hoosier jobs and a stronger, pro-growth econo...

The first piece Annika Pentecost ever entered into an art competition now hangs in the U.S. Capitol. It was a pleasure to host Annika and her mom at this year’s Congressional Art Competition. The ...

Good meeting with Hoosier nurses from #IN06 and @ANANursingWorld to discuss our nursing workforce, patient access, and the health care needs facing Indiana families. Nurses play a central role in ...

A major milestone tonight: We’ve now advanced all twelve appropriations bills out of committee, with two already passed by the full House. Over the past couple of months, we’ve spent long days and...

We got to work this morning on the final markup of the appropriations season: Defense. We’ll run late into the evening — because this bill matters to Hoosiers and to every American family. It supp...

Foreign scam networks are stealing from Americans — draining savings, targeting seniors, and hiding their money overseas. The United States dealt another blow to one of the largest of them: the Pr...

Did you know one in three forklifts sold in North America comes from Toyota Material Handling? A lot of them are built by Hoosiers in Columbus, Indiana. I met with the Toyota Material Handling tea...

I spoke with @WTHRcom about my work to keep Hoosiers safe on our roads. Too many families have been hurt by preventable crashes involving unsafe drivers and trucking companies that should not have...

Keeping Hoosiers safe means supporting the people who work inside our correctional facilities, too. I met with Commissioner Lloyd Arnold and our Indiana Department of Correction team to discuss co...

With Alzheimer’s, time matters. The earlier families have answers, the earlier they can plan, pursue treatment, and make the decisions ahead of them with clarity. That’s why I co-sponsored the AS...

Met with Indiana’s home builders to talk housing affordability. Builders know firsthand what drives up housing costs. Permitting delays and red tape make it harder to build. Hoosiers pay the price...

Today is for the men who show up — every single day. Hope you’re spending Father’s Day with the people who matter most. Wishing all the dads across Indiana’s 6th district a very Happy Father’s Day...

I wrapped up this district work week in Greenfield — sitting down with Hancock County Hoosiers and bringing our office closer to the people we serve. These office hours are a chance to hear what’s...

Every emergency call in Hancock County comes through one room: the county’s 911 call center in Greenfield. Director John Jokantas and his team at @HancockIN911 are a key link in local public safet...

A good morning in Greenwood. I joined families at @greenwoodpublib for story time — and had the chance to read to some of our youngest Hoosiers. Really young! This one hit close to home. My mom —...

Jon York first walked through the doors of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Wayne County when he was six years old. Today, he leads it. I visited the Richmond club today and saw what @BGCWC means for Way...

Hayes Arboretum is one of Wayne County’s treasures. Stanley Hayes began protecting this land in Richmond in 1915 so future generations could experience Indiana’s natural landscape. More than a cen...

My thanks to our Wayne County veterans who joined my roundtable at Richmond City Hall. Wayne County is home to more than 4,000 veterans. They’ve earned care that is timely, reliable, and close to ...

Seven high school seniors from IN-06 earned appointments to our nation’s service academies. It was a privilege to nominate each of them. Recently, we celebrated them — and their parents —  as they...

My team and I held office hours in Rushville yesterday. These visits are one way we stay close to home and available to Hoosiers across #IN06. Whether it’s help with a federal agency, a question...