Press Releases

Apr 29, 2009

House Administration Committee Hearing Reviews Informatin Technology at the Library of Congress

Washington, DC (April 29, 2009): The Committee on House Administration held a hearing today to review the results of a recent IG report on information technology at the Library of Congress.

Apr 23, 2009

Brady Leads Effort to Authorize Sojourner Truth Commemoration and Civil Rights History Project

Washington, DC (April 22, 2009): House Administration Chairman Robert A. Brady yesterday moved through the House a resolution clearing the way to use the Capitol Visitor Center's Emancipation Hall for the unveiling of a bust commemorating the life of civil rights pioneer and suffrage leader Sojourner Truth.

Apr 22, 2009

Brady, Fattah Announce $5.6 Million for Independence Park, Clock Tower Repair

President's House Slavery Memorial Advances

Apr 20, 2009

Brady says $5 million stimulus funding for Philadelphia International Airport is a much needed investment in the airport's safety

Congressman Robert A. Brady (D., PA.) today thanked U.S. Secretary of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood at the announcement of $5 million in federal funds for the Philadelphia International Airport under the recently enacted American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA).

Mar 31, 2009

House Approves Funding Resolution

Washington, DC (March 31, 2009): House Administration Committee Chairman Robert A. Brady today announced the passage of H. Res 279, which provides funding for 21 House Committees for the 111th Congress.

Mar 31, 2009

Congressman Brady announces $3 million DOT award

Philadelphia --- Congressman Robert A. Brady announced today that the Department of Transportation has awarded SEPTA a $3 million grant that will be used to purchase six clean fuel (diesel/electric) replacement buses.

Mar 30, 2009

Brady Authors Legislation to End Corporate Pay Grabs

Philadelphia --- Congressman Robert A. Brady (D., PA) has introduced a bill that he says will let the men and women who earn the least at financial institutions have some say in the awarding of compensation to top salaried executives.

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