A Brief Guide to the 110th Congress
Committees | Historic Preservation Caucus | State Profiles | Contact Congress
The first session of the 110th Congress was convened in early January 2007. The committees listed below are key to preservation legislation. Click on the committees for more in-depth information about each of the committees including members for each committee.
- House of Representatives Appropriations Committee
- Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Subcommittee
- House of Representatives Natural Resources Committee
- National Parks, Forests and Public Lands Subcommittee
- House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee
- Senate Appropriations Committee
- Interior, Environment and Related Agencies Subcommittee
- Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
- National Parks Subcommittee
- Senate Finance Committee
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The Historic Preservation Caucus brings together members of the House of Representatives as a means to support and encourage the preservation and economic development of historic resources in their districts and States and as a matter of national policy. The Caucus serves as a clearinghouse for Representatives seeking information and sharing ideas about local, State, national and tribal issues and opportunities in historic preservation. The Caucus is co-chaired by Representatives Brad Miller (D-NC) and Mike Turner (R-OH).
Membership in the Caucus now stands at 103. If your Representative is not yet a member of the Caucus but would like to be, direct them to contact Anna Elizabeth Rose in Representative Miller's office at 202-225-3032 or Mike Wiehe in Representative Turner's office at 202-225-6465.
Click here for the list Historic Preservation Caucus members (as of September 2007) as well as a sample letter to your Member.
Thank you to all Members who have joined!
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Preservation Action has compiled a comprehensive look at each state's delegation. For each state you will find contact information for each Member of Congress, their staff contacts, their relevant committee assignments, and their positions on preservation related legislation. Click here for this information.
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Click here for the House of Representatives website.
Click here for the Senate website.
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