Services
I am honored to represent you in Congress and am here to help in any way possible. My primary focus is on serving you and our community. Serving our community well means providing top-notch constituent services and being accessible to hear your needs, thoughts, and concerns.
My offices in Washington, D.C. and North Carolina are here to serve the needs of the people of North Carolina’s Ninth Congressional District. From flying a flag over the U.S. Capitol, to providing assistance with a federal agency, or even help with federal grants, there are a number of services we can provide to you. Please follow the links below to find out more about constituent services.
The United States Congress created the Veterans History Project (VHP) in 2000 as part of the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress. VHP’s purpose is to collect, preserve, and make accessible the personal accounts of America’s wartime veterans so future generations may hear directly from them and better understand their selfless service.
Here is how it works: Once a veteran applies to be a part of the project, the veteran will be contacted by my staff to arrange an interview at a mutually convenient time. The recorded interview is then sent to the Library of Congress to be part ...
Flag Order Form
If you would like to order a U.S. flag from our office, please use the flag order form to calculate the price and shipping costs.
The following resources are for people seeking information or assistance applying for Federal Grants. Please contact our office for additional information or assistance.
The following is compiled by the Congressional Research Service.
Internships are an excellent opportunity for students interested in pursuing a career in politics or government. Internships are offered in the Washington, D.C. office, as well as our 9th District office in Southern Pines.
Our interns help staff with a variety of duties, which will vary according to each office location. Their primary roles are to handle mail and assist with phones. They also help compile research, conduct Capitol tours, write legislative correspondence, attend committee hearings, gather news clippings, assist with management of the constituent database, and assist with ...
