Jeff Hurd

Imagine walking through the United States Capitol and seeing your artwork hanging on the wall. That’s now a reality for Elizabeth Foster, a recent graduate of a high school in the district, whose piece, Independence, was selected as this year’s winner of the Congressional Art

When a small town can't afford to replace an aging water system or reduce flooding, families feel it first. Colorado sits at the headwaters of the West, yet our communities have been left out of a federal program that helps neighboring states build water projects. I supported

Today I spoke on the House floor to recognize the service of the Beulah Volunteer Fire Department during the Aspen Acres Fire in Pueblo County. Several firefighters lost their own homes, yet they remained on the line protecting their neighbors. Their story speaks for itself.

New satellite technology can now detect wildfires within minutes—day or night—giving firefighters valuable time before a small fire becomes a major one. I recently met with the team at OroraTech USA, a Colorado company using a network of 19 thermal satellites dedicated to

Before coming to Congress, I spent years representing rural electric cooperatives across #CO03. I saw firsthand the dedication of the lineworkers who keep the lights on, often in bad weather and dangerous conditions. Reliable electricity is something most of us only notice when