Senator Joni Ernst to Expand Constituent Services Across Iowa With Traveling Office Hours

In a significant outreach effort this May, U.S. Senator Joni Ernst’s team is set to hold traveling office hours throughout Iowa, covering all 99 counties. The initiative is designed to facilitate easier access to federal assistance for Iowans, focusing on a range of issues including Social Security, veterans benefits, military affairs, passports, immigration, and other federal programs.

While Senator Ernst will not be present at these events, her staff is prepared to meet with constituents, providing guidance and support on how to navigate federal services. The traveling office hours are scheduled to take place in various accessible locations like city halls, courthouses, and public libraries, ensuring widespread availability to residents across the state.

For those who cannot attend the in-person sessions, Senator Ernst’s office encourages constituents to reach out for casework support online through her official website, www.Ernst.senate.gov. This online portal offers an alternative means for Iowans to seek assistance, emphasizing the senator’s commitment to being accessible to all her constituents, regardless of their ability to travel.

The series of traveling office hours is set to launch in Bloomfield, continuing through key cities including Keosauqua, Sigourney, Ottumwa, Missouri Valley, Walnut, and Glenwood. The detailed schedule of these stops, including dates, times, and specific locations, has been made available to ensure constituents can plan to attend the sessions most convenient for them.

This initiative underscores Senator Joni Ernst’s pledge to serve and assist the residents of Iowa efficiently, aiming to foster stronger connections between her office and the communities she serves. By extending her office’s reach beyond traditional settings, Senator Ernst aims to address the needs of Iowans directly, ensuring that valuable federal assistance is readily accessible to those who need it.