Memorializing the Intent (Cong. Rec., March 26, 2021)
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Page E314 of the Extensions of Remarks in the Congressional Record for March 26, 2021, in interleaved columns. Mr. Pence honors Patricia Combs of Franklin County, Indiana, for service as the county Vice-Chair. Another statement says Treasury should let Tribal governments certify their population counts because some Tribes were improperly listed with zero population in the CARES Act allocation, and that Tribes need maximum flexibility in using the Coronavirus Recovery Fund, which is that speaker's view. Much of the page is a long alphabetical list of individual names printed in the remarks.
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E314 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks March 26, 2021
HONORING PATRICIA COMBS while many more were severely undercounted Heather Cody, Nathel Cody, Samantha Cody,
based on their historical participation in Indian Jennifer Coester, Porfidia Coetzee, Christina
HON. GREG PENCE housing programs. This flawed policy resulted Coffield, Jennifer Cogley, Erin Cohen, Allison
OF INDIANA in some Tribes losing out on significant fund- Cohrs, Pamela Colbeck, Angela Colclazier,
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ing and it must be fixed in the implementation Teresa Cole, Jacqueline Cole, Jennifer Cole,
of the American Rescue Plan. Jacqueline Cole, Amy Cole, David Cole, Shan-
Friday, March 26, 2021 Second, it is critical that Tribal governments non Coleman, Abby Coler, Maddison
Mr. PENCE. Madam Speaker, I rise today to be given maximum flexibility in determining Colestock, Kristy Colford, Mary Colhoff, An-
honor Patricia Combs of Franklin County, Indi- how they use funding provided to them from drea Colhoff, Kristin Colhoff, Diana Jean
ana. Pat has dedicated her service to improv- the Coronavirus Recovery Fund. Whether it is Colinares, Emily Coll, Jeremy Coller, Larinda
ing her community and helping get conserv- replacing lost revenue, making necessary cap- Collette, Megan Collier, Selena Collier,
ative officials elected. I want to thank Pat for ital investments, or providing health coverage Angelique Collier, Danielle Collins, Amanda
serving in the role of Franklin County Repub- to members, it should be up to the Tribal gov- Collins, Lisa Collins, Tammy Collins, Stacie
lican Vice-Chair. Pat has helped move the ernments to evaluate and determine the best Collins, Megan Collins, Lori Collins, Brooke
conservative agenda forward, and I appreciate use of this funding. This flexibility should also Collins, Shelli Collins, John Collins, Victoria
all the work she has done for her community recognize the unique nature and function of Collins, Rebecca Collins, Wendy Colomb,
and her support. Tribal governments as opposed to state or Joyce Colombe, Anthony Colon, Rashara
f municipal governments. Colwell.
Lastly, I encourage Treasury to adopt a Jodie Colwill, Carmen Combellick, Denton
MEMORIALIZING THE INTENT OF more equitable formula that better takes into Combs, Jennifer Combs, Sarah Comeau,
THE TRIBAL PORTION OF THE account the disparate economic impacts that Vicky Comes, Barbara Comes, Jolene Comes,
CORONAVIRUS RELIEF FUND IN COVlD–19 related shutdowns have had on Chandler Comes, Ethan Comes, Sarah Comp,
THE CORONAVIRUS AID, RELIEF, Tribal governments and employees. In the im- Susan Comp, Jensen Conant, Deborah
AND ECONOMIC SECURITY ACT plementation of the CARES Act many in my Conatser, Kelsey Conatser, Jacob Conaway,
(CARES ACT) district were still left facing severe budget cuts. Mark Conboy, Sonya Coneley, Ginger Conklin,
A formula that includes a proper weight to- Janice Conlee, Julie Conlon, Victoria Conn,
HON. RAUL RUIZ wards economic factors would help address Carolyn Conn, Alicia Conn, Kristen Connell,
OF CALIFORNIA this issue, while also providing aid to those Charlene Connelly, Alyssa Connelly, Tabbitha
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Tribes who were more economically injured by Conner, Daniel Connor, Leslie Connors, Kelli
the pandemic. Cannot, Kristina Conrad, Kiana Conrad, Amy
Friday, March 26, 2021 Conrad, Jennifer Conrad, Nicole Conroy, Te-
f
Mr. RUIZ. Madam Speaker, I rise today to resa Conroy, Weewashte Conroy, Hollie
highlight a critical portion of the American RECOGNIZING THE FRONTLINE Consoer, Carmen Constant, Devin Constant,
Rescue Plan that will help native communities HEALTHCARE WORKERS OF Samantha Conway, Nancy Conzemius, Betty
across our country mitigate and recover from SOUTH DAKOTA Cook, Lesley Cook, Merissa Cook, Sybil Cook,
the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Sarah Cook, Kelsey Cook, Jennifer Cook,
I am proud to have helped lead the fight to HON. DUSTY JOHNSON Emily Cook, Jeannine Cook, Stacy Cookie,
secure the $20 billion Coronavirus Recovery OF SOUTH DAKOTA Christine Cooklin, Marissa Cool, Sonya
Fund for Tribal Governments. It is essential IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Coolahan, Ashley Coomes, Diane Coon,
that this fund is implemented swiftly and equi- Heather Coon, Karen Cooper, Jordan Cooper,
tably by the Treasury Department as intended Friday, March 26, 2021 Autumn Cooper, Renee Cooper, Kayla Coo-
by Congress and following meaningful Tribal Mr. JOHNSON of South Dakota. Madam per, Darlene Cooper, Kayla Cooper, Mikeal
consultation. Speaker, I rise today to recognize, celebrate, Cooper, Brooklynn Cooper, Mallory Cooper,
Nearly a year ago, Tribal governments and honor the frontline healthcare workers of Ashley Cooper-Matthew.
across the country, recognizing the imminent the great state of South Dakota. Sandra Coover, Darci Copley, Ann
public health threat, voluntarily closed their Some of these South Dakota heroes are Coppock, Kelsey Corbet, Samuel Corbett,
business and government operations to stem Johnathan Cina, David Cinco, Marie Cissell, Rozann Corbin, Amber Corbin, Darin Cor-
the spread of COVID–19. Morgan Citterrnan, April Claar, Cynthia Clair, coran, Nancy Cordell, Corinna Cordell,
Many Tribal businesses in California’s 36th Bevin Clapper, Carly Clare, Terri Clark, Ro- Michele Cordell, Angela Cordell, Alexandra
District and throughout the State remained berta Clark, Mary Clark, Janet Clark, Debra Cordell, Dawn Cordell, Amanda Cordell, Paige
closed for months. It was this sacrifice, and Clark, Mary Clark, Nicole Clark, Julie Clark, Cordell, Connie Cordes, Kira Corey, Katherine
the sacrifice that millions of Americans made Tiffany Clark, Ashley Clark, Lindsey Clark, Corey, Maria Corio, Sheri Cork, Kristen
to shelter in place and minimize social gath- Laney Clark, Jamie Clark, Amber Clark, Corkle, Maleah Cornelius, Kaylee Cornelius,
erings, that prevented this pandemic from Danielle Clark, Dylan Clark, Jordan Clark, Christy Corneliuson, Lesley Cornell, Diana
claiming hundreds of thousands more lives. Kristin Clark, Genevieve Clark, Heath Clark, Cornford, Michelle Corathers, Lacy Cortes,
For Tribal governments, the implications of Rebecca Clarke, Peggy Clarke, Roxane Angela Costello, Michelle Cotter, Mary Cotton,
the economic shutdown are hard to under- Clarke, Rita Clarke, Carrie Clarke, Whitney Beverly Cotton, Nicole Cotton, John Cotton,
state. In addition to supporting the workers Clarke, Tressa Clarke, Sadie Clarke, Marissa HeatherLee Cottrill, Breanna Couch, Courtney
they employ and meeting basic commercial Class, Natalie Clausen, Sydney Clausen, Couchey, Maria Coughlin, Krista Coughlin,
obligations, Tribal governments rely on the Carrie Clausen-Hansen, Katee Clauser, Shelly Melissa Coull, Louise Coull, Megan Counter,
revenue generated by their businesses to pro- Clauson, Terri Claussen, Stephanie Clay, Amy Heather Courage, Susan Courtney, Anne
vide health care, education, emergency serv- Clay, Rebecca Clay, Lynette Clayton, Kath- Cousins, Holly Cousins, Sonja Covell, Amy
ices, housing, security, sanitation, and more erine Clayton, Zachary Clayton, Abbey Clay- Covey, Erin Covey, Sarah Covey, Shelly
for their members. Tribal governments, unlike ton, Allie Cleberg, Rachel Clelland, Bailee Cowan, Renee Cowan, Brittni Cowan, Alyssa
state and county governments, do not have a Clem, Carly Clemen, Sharise Clemens, Aaron Cowan, Bryan Cowles, Sheri Cownie, Theresa
tax base to raise revenue. Shutting down their Clemens, Meghan Clemensen, Wanda Clem- Cownie, Julie Cox, Susan Cox, Betty Cox,
businesses meant losing the revenue that sup- ent, Vonda Clement, Carol Clement, Shawna Desiree Cox, Christine Cox, Robert Cox,
ports essential government services. Clement, Joan Clement, Elizabeth Clement, Fletcher Cox, Karen Cox, Kimberly Coy, Cindy
That is why the Coronavirus Recovery Fund Caitlyn Clements, Sara Clements, Ashley Coyle, Nicole Coyle, Lea Coyle, Christine
for Tribal governments in the American Res- Clemmons, Nancy Cleveland, Abigail Clever, Coyle, Tiffany Coyne, Lisa Coyour, London
cue Plan is so important. It is also important Linda Clevinger, Melva Clifford. Crabil.
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to address several issues and lessons learned Kristen Cline, Stacy Cline, Kathrina Cline, Patricia Craft, Jill Cragoe, Laurie Cragun,
from the distribution of these funds following Kathryn Clinton, Janet Clites, Brenda Clites, Laura Craig, Kacie Craig, Brandi Craig, Tonee
the passage of the CARES Act. Stacy Clites, Sandra Clooten, Pauline Cramer, Krystal Crance, Meaghan Crandall,
First, Treasury should allow Tribal govern- Cloudman, Amy Clouse, Jennifer Cobb, Emily Crane, Matthew Cranny, Lisa Cranston,
ments to certify their population counts. In the Megan Cobb, Kelly Coburn, Melanie Nancy Crapser, Kelli Craven, Mary Jo
CARES Act allocation, some Tribes were im- Cochrane, Chantel Cockburn, Ericka Crawford, Trudy Crawford, Terri Crawford,
properly listed as having zero population, Cockburn, Rachelle Cockrell, Andrew Coday, Kristin Crawford, Keeta Crawford, Wendi
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