Tom Reed’s staff will hold remote office hours on Friday, January 6 in Mina. Staff will be at the Mina-Findley Lake Community Center located at 2883 North Road, Findley Lake from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. to help answer questions and gather feedback. Whether it’s a Social Security, Medicare, Veterans issue or any other question or concern with a federal government agency, Tom Reed’s staff will be available to help. Any of Reed’s offices throughout the district can be contacted with questions: Corn... Read more

Tom Reed offered the following statement regarding the proposed changes to the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) under the House rules: “We care about upholding the spirit of the Congressional ethics laws. That is why we opposed the changes to the House rules that would have reformed the Office of Congressional Ethics. It’s important to recognize that the OCE has not been reformed since its inception in 2008 and does warrant further review, but these changes go too far. That is why we stood a... Read more

Tom Reed issued the following statement after Paul D. Ryan was selected as Speaker of the House for the 115th Congress: “Having served on the Ways and Means Committee under Speaker Ryan and seeing the results of his critically needed leadership over the last year, we are encouraged by his reelection. He continues to lead courageously and we look forward to working with him as we forge ahead to tackle our biggest challenges, including getting our economy on track, enacting comprehensive tax refor... Read more

Tom Reed remains committed to standing with Israel after the latest blow to Israeli sovereignty from the Obama Administration and the United Nations. “We care about keeping Americans safe. Peace in the Middle East ensures a more secure world for everyone and that’s why we must stand with Israel,” said Reed. “The UN resolution that the Obama Administration failed to stop isn’t just a deviation from American foreign policy and common sense, but it makes the world a far more dangerous place.” In th... Read more

As the year comes to a close, Tom Reed took a moment to reflect on the successes from across the region. “We care about the hard working men and women that call our district home. That’s why we are fighting so hard to achieve progress on the issues that matter most to them,” said Reed. In the Hornell area, Reed cited the completion of the Alstom-Amtrak contract, a $2.5 billion contract which is expected to bring roughly 400 jobs to the region. The deal was announced in August after multi-year ef... Read more

As the year comes to a close, Tom Reed took a moment to reflect on the successes from across the region. “We care about the hard working men and women that call our district home. That’s why we are fighting so hard to achieve progress on the issues that matter most to them,” said Reed. In the Corning and Elmira area, Reed cited the advancement of the FedEx facility in Nichols. The project is slated for groundbreaking in early 2017, following Reed’s efforts cut government red tape, which threaten... Read more

As the year comes to a close, Tom Reed took a moment to reflect on the successes from across the region. “We care about the hard working men and women that call our district home. That’s why we are fighting so hard to achieve progress on the issues that matter most to them,” said Reed. Throughout the Finger Lakes region, Reed cited the accomplishments of bringing the Greenidge Power Plant in Dresden back online reducing the property tax burden for area residents and new funding for a study that ... Read more

As the year comes to a close, Tom Reed took a moment to reflect on the successes from across the region. “We care about the hard working men and women that call our district home. That’s why we are fighting so hard to achieve progress on the issues that matter most to them,” said Reed. In the Olean area, Reed cited roughly $4.3 million in federal grants for impact aid, which helps keep property taxes low. The funds are the first part of over $12 million over the next three years, In addition, Re... Read more

As the year comes to a close, Tom Reed took a moment to reflect on the successes from across the region. “We care about the hard working men and women that call our district home. That’s why we are fighting so hard to achieve progress on the issues that matter most to them,” said Reed. In the greater Chautauqua County area, Reed cited a number of accomplishments including a $1.7 million grant for the National Comedy Center in Jamestown, over $1.5 million impact aid, which provides tax relief for... Read more

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