Press Releases 06/11/2020
Tillis Co-Sponsors Bipartisan Legislation To Assess and Propose Reforms to Criminal Justice System
We must continue to find areas where we can ensure our criminal justice system provides justice for all and provides Americans with the tools and opportunities to become productive and law-abiding members of their communities when they get a second chance. I’m proud to co-sponsor this bipartisan legislation to move us towards the next phase of criminal justice reform at the federal level.
Press Releases 06/10/2020
Tillis Co-Sponsors Legislation Requiring States to Report Officer-Involved Shootings
I am proud to join Senator Scott in support of this legislation and will continue to work to find solutions so we can increase transparency, promote accountability, and ensure justice for all.
Press Releases 06/10/2020
Following Tillis’ Request, North Carolina Hospitals to Receive More Than $303 Million
Thank you to the Department of Health and Human Services for listening to our concerns and distributing these much-needed funds quickly to help North Carolina’s most vulnerable communities.
Press Releases 06/10/2020
Tillis, Colleagues Introduce Resolution Calling for Justice for George Floyd and Opposing ‘Defund the Police’
The murder of George Floyd was a horrific act that violated the public trust. We must work towards accountability and justice, and all elected officials have an obligation to reject demands to defund the police, a reckless position that would weaken law enforcement’s ability to protect the public and keep communities safe.
Press Releases 06/9/2020
Tillis & Casey Push for More Resources to Protect Seniors from Scams During COVID-19 Pandemic
I recently sent two bipartisan letters to Congressional appropriators urging them to protect seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic. The letters pushed for additional funding to support senior legal services and public awareness campaigns to educate seniors about fraud and scams.
Press Releases 06/9/2020
VIDEO: Tillis Leads Bipartisan Effort To Support Servicemembers, Military Families In Personnel NDAA Mark-Up
Senator Tillis announced bipartisan consensus on a number of priorities, including another pay raise for servicemembers, additional accountability measures to improve military housing conditions and impact aid to local educational agencies with military dependent children.
Press Releases 06/9/2020
Tillis, Colleagues Urge Top Health Officials to Swiftly Distribute Emergency COVID-19 Funds to Hospitals Serving Low-Income, Vulnerable Populations
Senator Tillis along with 15 of his colleagues recently sent a bipartisan letter to HHS Secretary Alex Azar and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma requesting that the administration act swiftly to distribute emergency funding allocated in COVID-19 spending packages to hospitals that overwhelmingly serve Medicaid and low-income patients. Without adequate federal funding, these hospitals will be unable to effectively treat the country’s most vulnerable communities.
Press Releases 06/5/2020
Tillis Seeks Greater Support for Homeless Veterans During COVID-19 Pandemic
While we continue to work to lower the homeless veteran count, we must ensure we protect this vulnerable population during the pandemic. This bipartisan legislation will give the VA the resources it needs to provide assistance and ensure access to VA health care services.
Press Releases 06/5/2020
Tillis Sends Bipartisan Letter Pushing for Community Health Center Funding to Help American Families
We write to express our support for additional emergency funding for community health centers in the next COVID-19 relief package. Community health centers are vital to our response to the coronavirus pandemic and need appropriate funding to continue their front-line health care work.
Press Releases 06/4/2020
Tillis Pushes Additional Regulatory Relief to Help Americans Recover from COVID-19
Wrote a letter to Acting Director of the Office of Management and Budget Russell Vought urging the Administration to phase out all federal regulations that have been waived during the COVID-19 crisis and allow the rules to go back through the regulatory review process to determine if they need to be maintained, modified, or permanently repealed.