Rep. David Valadao, a congressional representative for California’s 22nd district, shared updates on April 28 and 29, addressing key issues related to water allocation and his ongoing legislative duties. Valadao’s statements highlight his sustained commitment to addressing agricultural and legislative concerns within his district and beyond.
On April 28, Valadao expressed his positive reaction to the Bureau of Reclamation’s announcement regarding increased water supplies for south-of-Delta agricultural contractors. In his tweet, “I’m happy to see the Bureau of Reclamation announced increased water supplies for south-of-Delta agricultural contractors. While this is an improvement in our region’s hydrology, this allocation reinforces the urgent need to repair our broken water system.” His remarks underscore the need for continued investment in infrastructure to support the area’s hydrology.
In a subsequent tweet on the same day, Valadao reiterated his dedication to improving California’s water supply for farmers, families, and businesses. He stated, “Our producers need access to the irrigation water required to feed the nation, and while this is a positive step, we still have more work to do. I remain committed to continuing my work in Congress to improve California’s water supply for our families, farmers, and businesses.” The statement emphasizes the ongoing challenges faced by agricultural producers in accessing sufficient water resources.
On April 29, Rep. Valadao announced his leadership role in a hearing of the House Appropriations GOP Legislative Branch Subcommittee. He tweeted, “Today I’m leading the @HouseAppropsGOP Legislative Branch Subcommittee hearing on the John C. Stennis Scenter for Public Service, the Office of Congressional Workplace Rights, and the Congressional Office for International Leadership. Tune in here: https://t.co/fIN1Pt4zvI” This hearing signifies Valadao’s involvement in critical legislative processes impacting public service and workplace rights within Congress.
David Valadao has been representing California’s 22nd District in the U.S. Congress since 2021, following his tenure in the California State Assembly from 2010 to 2012. Born in Hanford, California in 1977, he continues to reside there with his family.
