Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island governors ask Congress for $100 million in fisheries disaster assistance

WASHINGTON — September 12, 2012 — The governors of Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island today wrote to Senate and House leadership requesting $100 million in federal disaster assistance contingent upon a federal disaster declaration for New England fisheries from the Department of Commerce.  The text of the letter follows.

http://www.savingseafood.org/images/governors%20disaster%20aid%20sign%20on%20letter%2009_07_12.pdf?utm_source=Governors+ask+Congress+for+%24100+million+in+fisheries+disaster+assistance&utm_campaign=NMFS+rejects+NSC%27s+request&utm_medium=email

Each of us will collaborate with our fishermen and the Department of Commerce to develop a detailed spending plan to address the needs of our individual communities and states

My only question fisherynation is, are YOU being represented?

3 Responses to Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island governors ask Congress for $100 million in fisheries disaster assistance

  1. borehead says:

    If you are not represented by Vito, and Carlos, and the boy's you're along for the ride, and I think it's gonna be a shitty ride!

  2. philips66 says:

    The 1st step to ending the disaster is to repeal Obama in November.

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