Dear Friend,

America has a long tradition of ingenuity, creativity, and innovation. That's why I'm proud to serve on the House Committee on Science, Space & Technology and as the chairman of the Subcommittee on the Environment.

U.S. Congressman Max Miller

Representing Ohio's 7th Congressional District

Money recovered from federal agencies for constituents:
$5,256,389

Constituent questions & comments responded to:
89,602
Constituent federal agency cases resolved:
1,017

I am committed to supporting the NASA Glenn Research Center and growing its footprint in Northeast Ohio. Earlier this year, I highlighted the importance of Ohio’s NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC) to NASA and to Northeast Ohio’s economy in a House Science, Space, and Technology Committee hearing with NASA Administrator Bill Nelson.

During the hearing, I stressed the importance of GRC’s work in advancing NASA’s strategic mission. In particular, I talked about the importance of the Fission Surface Power project, which will keep the lights on during deep space travel and long-term stays on the moon. I also talked about the Communications Services project, which GRC leads and which will leverage commercial capabilities to provide modern data relay for NASA satellites. This program also strives to mend the data gap for NASA’s aging communications satellites. 

Learn more about my work on the Committee here.

Quality cement, concrete, and asphalt production are crucial to the construction of the roads, bridges and ports that Americans use every single day. In order to stay competitive in the global marketplace we must have infrastructure that can keep up.

I introduced the IMPACT Act to bolster the development of low emissions concrete, asphalt, and cement. This investment will allow our industry to operate at peak efficiency for decades to come. The IMPACT Act will help companies that are investing in the future of manufacturing and development of new concrete technologies. 

Learn more here or watch my remarks below. 

Along with my colleague Emilia Sykes (OH-13), I introduced the bipartisan NASA Talent Exchange Program Act to spur innovation and foster partnership between the aerospace industry and NASA. This bill will assign NASA employees to temporary industry posts and welcome industry professionals into NASA for short term positions.

This legislation will also establish the Public Private Talent Exchange Program (PPTE) within NASA to create partnership opportunities between government and aerospace businesses. The Program is modeled after a similar initiative that the Department of Defense has operated since 2018. I will continue to work hard to bolster Ohio’s leadership in aerospace innovation.

Learn more here. 

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