WASHINGTON – Today, Senator Jim Justice released a statement in response to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announcing disaster assistance for residents impacted by the severe storms, straight-line winds, flooding, landslides, and mudslides that began on February 15, 2025: “I was just in Welch, West Virginia, to view disaster recovery with the Acting Administrator of FEMA, the Small Business Administration, the county commission, local mayors, and folks effected by the floods. Through the leadership of President Trump, we are really moving forward with a whole of government response that is truly encouraging to see. Simply rebuilding isn’t the goal, building a stronger

MCDOWELL, WV – Today, Senator Jim Justice traveled to McDowell County where he and Acting FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton met and delivered an update on the recovery effort following devastating floods last month: “What we’ve seen in McDowell County is absolutely devastating, and Cathy and I continue to pray for those who lost their lives in this horrible natural disaster. As Senator I have worked directly with the Trump Administration to bring relief as quickly as possible much like I did while Governor. We thank everyone for their work from first responders to local officials and everyone in between because this clean-up effort takes all of us pulling the

ROMNEY, WV – Yesterday, Senator Jim Justice visited South Branch Elementary, Hampshire High School, and Crooked Creek Farm while in West Virginia to show his support for the state’s thriving agriculture industry and view the high school’s agriculture program on National Agriculture Day: “Our state’s agriculture sector is absolutely critical to America’s economy, and these schools are absolutely critical in preparing our kids to feed America. West Virginia maintains a strong agriculture industry throughout the state, and as Senator it’s my job to make sure the small family farm remains the backbone of American agriculture. Hampshire High School is a great example of how we can prime the next generation to succeed right here in West