Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “The City of McCammons current fire station was originally built to serve as a maintenance shed and…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “The City of McCammons current fire station was originally built to serve as a maintenance shed and…”
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Feb 15, 2023
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“The City of McCammons current fire station was originally built to serve as a maintenance shed and has no running water or insulation.
The $813,750 in Congressionally directed funding I secured will help construct a new fire station that will better serve the communitys needs.”
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“Unfortunately, many communities across Idaho know too well the danger of this deadly drug.
Its clear that Congress and the Admin must take action to secure our borders and get control of the fentanyl crisis.
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“Read more about the funds for Rock Creek Conservation and Water Quality Enhancement Project: bit.ly/3HQv6F9” on Feb. 11
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“Flooding & water quality have been ongoing issues in Twin Falls for years, & rapid growth has made tackling them more critical.
These funds will not only address the issues but also enhance water quality, fish & wildlife habitat, & recreational opportunities in the Magic Valley” on Feb. 11
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