Press Releases
Senator Justice Touts $23.9 Million in Grants to Strengthen Affordable Housing Programs
CLARKSBURG, WV – Today, Senator Justice joined with FHLBank Pittsburgh to present $23.9 million in grant funding for Affordable Housing Programs in West Virginia: “Affordable and abundant housing is the foundation to the American Dream, and we are witnessing that today here in Clarksburg. These grants represent what can happen when government and the private sector pull the rope together to make life better for West Virginia. I’m proud of this effort and everybody involved ought to be really excited for the goodness to come from investments like this,” said Senator Jim Justice. BACKGROUND: # # #
Senator Justice Visits Boys & Girls Club of Parkersburg
PARKERSBURG, WV – Senator Jim Justice released the following statement after his visit with the Boys & Girls Club of Parkersburg, where he met with staff and students: “I spend a lot of time with kids, whether that’s in schools, with my basketball team, or with my grandkids. I’ve said it over and over again, our children are our most precious resources, which is why I’m so proud of the work the Boys and Girls Club does with our youth. Each and every faculty member is contributing to a foundation for our future by giving these kids a safe place where they can learn and grow — that’s about
Senator Justice Visits Marshall Health Network – Rivers Health, Highlights Major Rural Healthcare Investments for West Virginia
POINT PLEASANT, WV – Today, Senator Jim Justice visited Marshall Health Network – Rivers Health to highlight major new investments, including nearly $200 million coming to the state through the Rural Health Transformation Program: “Being here at Rivers Health puts it all into perspective. I know firsthand the challenges rural hospitals face, and that’s why I worked hand-in-hand with my Senate Republican colleagues to make sure this $200 million in funding was included. Rural hospitals like this one are the lifeblood of our communities, and this investment is going to make a real difference for both our patients and providers in West Virginia,” said Senator Jim Justice.