Representative Suzan DelBene, who has served in the U.S. Congress representing Washington’s 1st District since 2012, recently shared a series of updates via social media addressing constituent services, health care policy, and Disability Pride Month.
On July 12, DelBene informed constituents about an upcoming event: “Don’t let an expired passport prevent you from enjoying your vacation!Â
On July 24, my office is hosting a passport event at the Mill Creek Passport Office.  Â
Register below to renew or apply for a passport at the event. Â
https://t.co/BZiO8eor5u https://t.co/lgUOK5QAoM” The event aims to assist individuals with renewing or applying for passports ahead of travel plans.
On July 13, DelBene commented on recent legislative developments regarding health care: “Republicans’ megabill will kick people off health care & raise costs for working families.Â
@RepKimSchrier & I discussed how these cuts will put patients at risk & drive up premiums.” She expressed concerns that proposed policy changes could negatively impact patient access and affordability.
On July 14, DelBene recognized Disability Pride Month and emphasized inclusion: “July is Disability Pride Month! This month, we recognize the contributions of the disability community & recommit ourselves to working towards a more inclusive society.”
Suzan DelBene was born in Selma, Alabama in 1962 and currently resides in Medina. She graduated from Reed College in 1983 and from the University of Washington in 1990.
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