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WASHINGTON — Rep. Harder is taking further action to protect San Joaquin County families from natural disasters and make sure that they have enough time to apply for loans to cover damage to their property and get back on their feet. Rep. Harder joined a bipartisan group of his colleagues in urging the U.S.

WASHINGTON – Ahead of peak wildfire season, Rep. Josh Harder is taking action to fight catastrophic wildfires and their dangerous smoke. Harder and a bipartisan group of his colleagues are calling for more controlled burns in wooded areas in a new letter sent to the Department of Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan, Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Mandy Cohen.

Investment will fund 74 Level-2 and 40 DC fast chargers at 20 different locations throughout San Joaquin County

Rep. Harder demanded FEMA make changes to its disaster relief process after hundreds of San Joaquin families struggled to get help following heavy rain and flooding last year

WASHINGTON - Rep. Josh Harder just introduced the Bring More Therapists to the Valley Act to combat the growing mental health crisis in San Joaquin County. The county has only 24 highly trained mental health professionals for every 100,000 people, making it the lowest ratio of providers to patients in California.

Delta communities are firmly against the project and have not been included in any step of the process

Sacramento is trying to get federal funds to jam the project through despite the state’s own Environmental Impact Report acknowledging harmful impacts

Fire stations in San Joaquin County have waited over a year to be paid back after responding to fires on federal lands