July 24, 2026

Hoyer’s Office Constituent Services

Behavioral Health Unit

Congressman Steny H. Hoyer reminds constituents that his office can provide assistance in a number of ways.

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NavSec: Navy Needs a Budget Increase

NavSec Carlos Del Toro says the US Navy needs a budget increase if the service is to reach its shipbuilding goals and meet the “significant” threat from China.

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Pax Gates 2 & 3 to Close for Road Repairs

Bravo

Naval Air Station Patuxent River is scheduled to close its Gates 2 and 3 from November 11-14, 2021, for minor construction to the road surfaces at those gates.

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Redistricting Public Hearing Set Nov. 10

Redistricting

The St. Mary’s County Redistricting Board’s second of five public hearings will begin at 6 pm November 10 in Leonardtown.

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Hoyer: Harp Is ‘Excellent Choice’ for Bay Foundation

Harp

Congressman Steny H. Hoyer offered his congratulations to Hilary Harp Falk, the new Chesapeake Bay Foundation president and CEO.

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STS to Change Some Bus Routes

STS county buses

Effective Friday, November 5, the St. Mary’s Transit System will adjust the transit routes for the Route 2, Charlotte Hall, and Route 12 evening Leonardtown buses to begin operating on reduced schedules.

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DOJ Awards Crime Prevention Grants

Crime

Local governments across Maryland have been awarded federal funds to bolster their crime prevention programs, Congressman Steny H. Hoyer announced.

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ADM Grady Tapped as JCS Vice Chair

The White House will tap Navy ADM Christopher Grady, head of US Fleet Forces command, to serve as the next Vice Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, replacing USAF GEN John Hyten whose term expires this month.

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Harpsichordist to Perform in Valley Lee

Harpsichordist

The Music From Poplar Hill series will feature harpsichordist Joyce Lindorf with Ensemble Triolet on Friday, November 5.

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Defense Industry Wary of Buy American

Defense advocates note that foreign military sales fuel a $40.6 billion trade surplus for the sector and help Washington gain interoperability with allied militaries, and they warn those benefits could decline under Biden’s Buy American plans.

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