WASHINGTON, D.C.– Below are the highlights of U.S. Congressman Max Miller’s (OH-07) schedule from the week of June 17 along with highlights of his staff’s engagement with constituents. 

THURSDAY, June 20 

• Congressman Miller joined Bob Frantz’s radio show to discuss his recent vote on the NDAA, his vote to hold AG Garland in Contempt of Congress, and Hunter Biden’s conviction.  

FRIDAY, June 21 

• Congressman Miller visited the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) National Weather Service (NWS) Cleveland Forecast Center in Brooklyn Heights where he met with NWS Cleveland Meteorologist-in-Charge Gary Garnet and NWS Cleveland Warning Coordination Meteorologist Freddie Zeigler to discuss the work NWS is doing to protect life and property in Northeast Ohio through weather forecasting and warning services. The Congressman briefed them on a bill that he introduced, the Advanced Weather Model Computing Development Act, which would increase interagency collaboration between NOAA and the Department of Energy (DOE) to allow NOAA greater access to DOE supercomputers that would help improve weather modeling and forecasting. Following the meeting, the Congressman toured the facility and interacted with employees. NWS Cleveland provides forecast and warning services to more than 5.5 million people living in 28 Ohio counties and 2 Pennsylvania counties. The Brooklyn Heights office employs 24 people.  

• Congressman Miller joined Solon Councilman Macke Bentley for coffee at Yours Truly in Solon. While the conversation was casual, the Congressman provided an update on one of his recent Community Project Funding (CPF) requests he made for the city. Last month, the Congressman submitted a request for just under $9 million for the Diverging Diamond Project which would be spent on the construction of the diverging diamond to enhance traffic flow, safety, and accessibility in the northwest quadrant of the City of Solon.  

• Congressman Miller sat down with the U.S. Marshal for the Northern District of Ohio, Pete Elliott, to receive an overview of current U.S. Marshal Service operations. Elliott was appointed by President George W. Bush in 2003 and is the longest-serving U.S. Marshal in Ohio history. After taking office, he created the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force, which has led to the arrest of nearly 60,000 fugitives since 2003. Prior to becoming U.S. Marshal, Elliott served as a Deputy Marshal and a Special Agent at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.  

• Congressman Miller joined Bloomdaddy to discuss his recent vote on the NDAA, his vote to hold AG Garland in Contempt of Congress, and Hunter Biden’s conviction. 

SATURDAY, June 22 

• Congressman Miller attended the St. Demetrios Church Greek Festival in Rocky River. The Congressman met with local vendors, saw great traditional dances and music, and tasted some delicious Greek food. Pictures from the Congressman’s visit can be found here.  

Congressman Miller’s Team represented him at the following meetings and events: 

• a webinar with AARP, 
• tour of the Veterans Memorial Bridge and meeting about planned projects with Cuyahoga County,  
• meeting with the Ohio Recovery Trends, and 
• a Naturalization Ceremony which welcomed 128 new American citizens, 
• meeting with the small business ATC Materials in Westlake, 
• meeting with the government affairs representatives of Case Western Reserve University, and 
• meeting with national representatives of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. 

Editor’s note regarding Congressman Miller: 

Congressman Max Miller represents Ohio’s Seventh District which includes Medina and Wayne counties as well as parts of Cuyahoga and Holmes counties. Miller serves on the House Agriculture Committee and the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, for which he is also Chairman of the Environment Subcommittee. The Republican freshman members selected Miller as their representative to the Republican Steering Committee.  He is a member of the Republican Study Committee, Main Street Caucus, and the Congressional Jewish Caucus. Before joining Congress, Miller spent six years in the Marine Corps Reserves and served in several senior positions for President Donald Trump. Please visit http://maxmiller.house.gov for more information. 

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