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Lummis Staff to Hold Remote Office Hours in Sheridan
Staff for US Senator from Wyoming Cynthia Lummis will be offering remote office hours in Sheridan on Wednesday, April 14th to meet with constituents.
Field Representative Jackie King will be available to meet with residents and hear ideas, comments and concerns about what is happening in the U.S. Senate, and also to help anyone having trouble working with a federal agency.
In a release from Sen. Lummis’ Communications Director Darin Miller, she said “We are working every day to make the federal government work for the people of Wyoming. Whether that is through legislation like the POWER Act to protect Wyoming energy producers, or through the Financial Innovation Caucus to show my Senate colleagues how Wyoming has pioneered digital asset regulation, I am working to best represent and defend the Wyoming way of doing things. These remote office hours will bring my office closer to the people we are here to serve, and I hope they will foster good conversations and also provide necessary help to ensure that the people of Wyoming can better navigate the complexities of the federal government.”
Those who wish to participate in the remote office hours can schedule a meeting with Jackie King, to arrange a convenient time and location during her visit.
Sen. Lummis has also created a new business-focused state position, the director of business outreach, and hired Cheyenne native Brendan Ames to serve in that position as a liaison between the federal government and Wyoming businesses.
To schedule a meeting with Jackie King, call (307) 261-6575.
For more information on Sen. Lummis, go to
lummis.senate.gov
