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Thank you for visiting my campaign website! It is an honor for me to represent the 6th Congressional District in Washington and to work on your behalf to get things done for Central Kentucky. As I gain seniority in the House of Representatives and help our district from my seat on the House Appropriations Committee, the opportunities to improve our communities will be many. My campaign for re-election is already underway but I will need your help to win as we work to secure a better future for our families. As you can see from this page, there are many opportunities for you to stay informed, get involved and contribute to my campaign in ways that will make a difference. It is a great honor to serve you and I cannot thank you enough for your support!
Harrodsburg to Update Water System
Harrodsburg gets funding for water system
August 30, 2010
HARRODSBURG — U.S. Rep. Ben Chandler joined U.S. Department of Agriculture officials Thursday at Harrodsburg city hall to announce funding to help update the city’s water system.
The $7.7 million loan and $3.3 million grant from the USDA and the Recovery Act will expand the city’s current water treatment plant to meet the needs of its more than 3,700 customers.
Chandler Tours Winchester BCTC Campus as Part of Jobs Tour
U.S. Rep. Ben Chandler, D-Ky., center, along with Michael McCall, president of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, and Bluegrass Community and Technical College President Dr. Augusta Julian, toured the Winchester-Clark County Campus of BCTC Tuesday. The tour included the Bluegrass Children’s Academy, where they watched Meredith Boone, background, and Harley VonBerhen nap. Chandler was visiting the facility to see how funds from a $335,000 grant he secured for BCTC were used.
Watch Ben Chandler's Second TV Spot
Watch Congressman Chandler's second TV spot which outlines his support for veterans, including fighting to keep the Leestown Road VA facility open
Ben: It'll Last 75 More
Ben: It'll last 75 more
By Paul Glasser
U.S. Rep. Ben Chandler says Social Security might require a few minor “tweaks” to remain solvent but predicts it will benefit seniors for another 75 years.
Saturday was the 75th anniversary of the program President Franklin Roosevelt created. There are 52.5 million members, and they receive average monthly payments of about $1,100 according to the Social Security Administration.
Chandler and Stumbo Make Announcement to Protect Kentucky Women
Posted on Fri, Aug. 13, 2010
Chandler announces $875,000 to help Amanda's Law
By John Cheves
81 Jobs Saved in Madison County
$2.3 million in federal loans helps keep B&H Tool going
Saving more than 80 local jobs
By Bill Robinson
Senior News Writer
RICHMOND — B&H Tool of Richmond has received a $2.3 million low-interest loan from the federal government that will keep the metal stamping business in operation and its more than 80 local workers employed.
Kirksville Volunteer Fire Department to Receive New Fire Truck
An excerpt from the Richmond Register's story on the announcement:
By Ronica Shannon Register News Writer
Chandler Announces Funding for Montgomery Co. and Tours Flooded Areas
WASHINGTON (June 7, 2010)—Today at an event at the firehouse in Montgomery County, Congressman Chandler joined city and fire officials to announce the allocation of $85,800 in funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) to the Montgomery County Fire Department. This money will be used to purchase two new fire trucks for the department. After the announcement, Chandler met with local officials and toured the areas affected by May’s severe flooding.
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