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February 21, 2019

RACINE, WI—Following two ribbon cutting ceremonies, Bryan Steil announced the opening of Constituent Services Centers located in Racine and Kenosha Counties. Southeast Wisconsin residents now have three locations in the First District to receive assistance from Steil.


February 20, 2019

JANESVILLE, WI—Today, Bryan Steil announced staff office hours for the residents of Wisconsin's First Congressional District.There are 18 options in all six counties for constituents to attend to receive casework assistance or share their thoughts on federal policy.


February 15, 2019

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Bryan Steil released a statement following his vote in support of the government funding bill:

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February 11, 2019

Congressman Bryan Steil joins CBS 58 Morning News anchor Jessica Tighe from Washington, DC. The two discuss the State of the Union address, the possibility of another government shutdown, and the latest developments on Foxconn, among other hot topics.


February 7, 2019

JANESVILLE, Wis. (WMTV)— Congressman Bryan Steil held a listening session in Janesville on Monday morning.

"I'm excited to hear directly from those in our community about what's on their minds and how we can improve our government," said Steil.


February 7, 2019

WISCONSIN — As some federal workers continue on without a paycheck during the month-long federal government shutdown continues, Wisconsin congressman Bryan Steil (R-Janesville) is behind a bill to help members of the U.S. Coast Guard.


February 7, 2019

Representative revives meetings abandoned by Ryan.

Rep. Bryan Steil held his first-ever public listening session in Janesville on Monday morning, showing one major difference from his predecessor as 1st District representative.


February 7, 2019

Newly seated U.S. Rep. Bryan Steil, defended the boarder wall, vowed to protect Social Security and Medicare, and pledged his support for free trade when he met with Kenosha County constituents Monday.

Steil, who held six listening sessions throughout the First Congressional District, told those who attended the one in Kenosha County that he was there to hear from them.