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Sheehy Updates Montanans on REAL ID Implementation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 6, 2025 Sheehy Updates Montanans on REAL ID Implementation U.S. SENATE – U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy (R – Mont.) today provided the following update to Montana constituents regarding the implementation of the REAL ID Act. “My office has received numerous inquiries from Montanans regarding the implementation of REAL ID. As your senator, I am committed to working every day to positively impact the lives of all Montanans through timely and high-quality constituent services. The Trump Administration provided our office with relevant information regarding REAL ID that we are making available to constituents today,” said Senator Sheehy. Background on REAL ID provided by the Trump
Sheehy Demands Mexican President Stop the Toxic Tide of Waste Flowing from Mexico to United States
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 21, 2025 Sheehy Demands Mexican President Stop the Toxic Tide of Waste Flowing from Mexico to United States U.S. SENATE – U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy (R – Mont.) sent a letter to Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum demanding her government take immediate action to stop the flow of toxic, raw sewage flowing over the Mexican border into waters where United States servicemen train. Since 2018, more than 100 billion gallons of raw sewage, trash, and stormwater has flowed from Tijuana to San Diego, sickening thousands of Americans including Navy SEALs and Marine special forces who train in the affected waters. “For decades, Mexico has been dumping
ICYMI: Sheehy finds his footing after bruising campaign
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 16, 2025 ICYMI: Sheehy finds his footing after bruising campaign Punchbowl reports that Senator Sheehy has hit the ground running on bipartisan legislation to overhaul how the U.S. government fights and prevents wildfires. Senator Sheehy is the only first-year senator to have passed a bill in the first 100 days of the 119th Congress. In case you missed it… Sheehy finds his footing after bruising campaign Andrew Desiderio April 16, 2025 Punchbowl Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.) was elected to the Senate last year as a full-throated supporter of President Donald Trump, promising to “back him up 100% of the time.” But during his nascent Senate tenure, Sheehy — a former Navy SEAL
NBC Montana: Sen. Tim Sheehy appointed to Naval Academy board, calls it ‘an honor’
Kylie GibsonMarch 18, 2025 WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced in a post on Truth Social that Montana U.S. Sen. Tim Sheehy will be appointed to the United States Naval Academy board. NBC Montana spoke exclusively with Sheehy on Tuesday morning, who told us the following: “As we face a tremendous amount of threats around the world as a senator from Montana, for Montana, but also, as a leader for a nation, it’s incredibly important we make sure that our services academies are laser focused on making sure we’re prepared for our next conflict.” Sheehy is a class of 2008 U.S. Naval Academy graduate
NBC News: Freshman senators introduce bipartisan legislation to hasten wildfire response
Allan Smith March 5, 2025 Sens. Tim Sheehy, R-Mont., and Andy Kim, D-N.J., announced Friday they are introducing legislation to set a national standard for wildfire response time on federal lands. The Wildfire Response and Preparedness Act would establish a 30-minute national standard response time for wildfires on federal land administered by the Interior or Agriculture departments. “Establishing an aggressive national wildfire standard response time, just like we have for structure fires, is an America First, commonsense way to protect our nation and our people,” Sheehy said in a statement. “The WRAP Act will help our brave firefighters put out wildfires while they are
Bozeman Daily Chronicle: Small town, big dreams: Rapelje’s class of 2025 hosts surprise commencement speaker
Charlie Denison SCN EditorMay 3, 2025 “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” – Eleanor Roosevelt This quote, chosen as the Rapelje High School Class of 2025 motto, came to life in spectacular fashion at the May 2 graduation ceremony. In one of Montana’s tiniest towns, where the graduating class consisted of just two students, something extraordinary happened. When Violet Herzog and Rylie Tinsley approached their senior year, they decided to aim high. Rather than settling for a typical graduation, Rylie took a chance that would make their ceremony unforgettable. “When I set my mind to something