Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “If approved, these funds will be used to construct a new court annex building, and provide essential…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “If approved, these funds will be used to construct a new court annex building, and provide essential…”
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“If approved, these funds will be used to construct a new court annex building, and provide essential structural and accessibility updates. These updates will ensure the building is ADA compliant and able to meet the needs of all those served by this facility.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“Custer Countys aging courthouse is currently unable to serve the needs of all citizens in the community. To help provide much needed updates to the building, I requested $600k through the FY23 Agriculture Appropriations bill.”
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“A new fire station is clearly needed for the safety and protection of the city, and I am eager to see these funds used for the benefit of the whole community.” on June 27
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“I hope to work with my colleagues to craft a responsible FY23 Agriculture Appropriations bill that will pass with bipartisan support and be signed into law.” on June 27
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