Hickory Sun

Tenth District Congressman Patrick McHenry's staff will be holding office hours in Lincoln County on Tuesday, January 9th. The office hours will take place from 1:00 - 3:00 PM at the Lincoln County Administration Building in Lincolnton. The purpose of these office hours is to provide an opportunity for constituents to meet with Roger Kumpf, McHenry's Deputy District Director.

Kumpf will be available to address any issues that constituents may have with agencies such as the Social Security Administration or the Department of Veterans' Affairs. Additionally, he will be there to listen to any concerns that constituents have regarding federal policy or pending legislation before Congress. Kumpf will then relay these concerns to Congressman McHenry.

This initiative is part of Congressman McHenry's ongoing effort to stay connected with the people he represents. McHenry's staff holds regular office hours in each county of the Tenth District, ensuring that constituents have the opportunity to voice their concerns and receive assistance when needed. In addition to the office hours in Lincolnton, McHenry maintains district offices in Mooresville and Hickory.

By providing these office hours, Congressman McHenry and his staff are demonstrating their commitment to serving the needs of their constituents. This accessibility allows individuals to have direct contact with their representative and ensures that their concerns are heard and addressed.

In conclusion, constituents in Lincoln County will have the opportunity to meet with Congressman McHenry's Deputy District Director, Roger Kumpf, during the office hours on Tuesday, January 9th. This is a valuable opportunity for individuals to discuss any issues or concerns they may have with federal agencies or pending legislation. Congressman McHenry's staff remains dedicated to serving the needs of the Tenth District, and these office hours are just one example of their ongoing commitment to their constituents.

To find out more, go to this link: https://mchenry.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=404662