Contact Your Elected Representatives in Washington and Let Them Know That You Support the Jackson
Gulch Rehabilitation Act of 2007.
Tips for Writing Your Elected Representatives
Writing a brief letter or give a call to your elected representative urging him or her to encourage the Committee to pass
the Jackson Gulch rehabilitation act is extremely effective and easy to do.

MAKE SURE TO THANK SENATOR SALAZAR,  SENATOR ALLARD
and CONGRESSMAN SALAZAR  FOR THEIR SUPPORT

Your calls, e-mails or faxes are the best ways to contact your U.S. Representatives.
Contacts for

Senators of the 110th Congress

Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources



Due to ongoing concerns with terrorism, our Congressional Delegation has advised us that letters in support of Jackson
Gulch rehabilitation Facilities should be mailed to the offices of their Colorado field representatives. Field staff will
forward your letter to Washington. Faxes and e-mails can be sent directly to Congressional Delegation offices in
Washington.
Your continued support
is needed!!!!
ALL IT TAKES IS A
PHONE CALL!!!!
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NEWS ARTICLES
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PROJECT REHABILITATION
July 26, 2007, at 2:30 P.M. E.S.T.
The Senate Energy and Natural Resource Committee held a hearing on the Jackson Gulch
Rehabilitation Act of 2007.
The hearing out come was very positive.
The Board of Directors want to THANK YOU for your letters of support
for S. 1477  and  H.R. 3437

The hearing was very successful and very promising.  There was a strong western support and
tremendous state support.
Make sure to Thank our Senators and Representatives when you get a chance.
District Information
HAPPENINGS IN
CONGRESS
October 24, 2007, 10:00 A.M. E.S.T.
The House Subcommittee on Water and Power held a hearing on the Jackson Gulch
Rehabilitation Act of 2007.
The hearing out come was very positive.
Bill H.R. 3437 is slated for Markup in the House this month (July).
Congressman Salazar and his staff will be right on top and keeping
us informed of the progress.  
S. 1477 was slated for markup in June
but the language was not right for the project.  Senator Salazar and
staff are on top of our needs and will see that the markup language
will work for the project.

S. 1477
H. R.3437

The District starts putting in retaining
walls along this portion of the inlet canal
allowing access to the canal for the first
time in 50 years.  The cost of rebuilding
the road approximately $800,000.