Congressman Geoff Davis (R-Hebron) addresses the Buffalo Trace Area Development District annual dinner, providing a Washington, D.C. update focusing on the nation’s commitment to winning the global War on Terror, fulfilling promises made to veterans and funding Community Development Block Grants.
Congressman Geoff Davis (R-Hebron) serves coffee to teachers Thursday at the Ft. Thomas Education and Eggs appreciation breakfast at the Marquise Banquet Center in Wilder.
Congressman Geoff Davis (R-Hebron) talks with Henry County residents at a meet and greet at the Henry County Extension Office in New Castle during which conversation ranged from the global War on Terror and rising gas prices.
Congressman Geoff Davis (R-Hebron) discusses issues facing the City of Florence with Mayor Diane Whalen and the Florence City Council.
Pat Davis, wife of Congressman Geoff Davis (R-Hebron), reads to pediatric patients at HealthPoint Family Care Center in Bellevue Wednesday. Book publisher Scholastic, Inc., has donated 1,000 books to HealthPoint in honor of the Davis’ visit.
Chris Goddard, chief executive officer of HealthPoint Family Care, middle, and Rick Robinson, chairman of HealthPoint Family Care Foundation, left, present Congressman Geoff Davis (R-Hebron) with a handwritten letter dated July 29, 1862, from former Northern Kentucky Congressman John William Menzies to a constituent. The letter will be displayed in Davis’ office.
Rep. Geoff Davis talks about the $9.6 million secured in the 2005 Transporation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users for Northern Kentucky at the NKY Area Development District annual dinner
Rep. Geoff Davis discusses challenges facing the Ohio River with representatives from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers aboard the MV Mississippi
Rep. Geoff Davis and firefighters from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport with trucks specially equipped for airport emergencies
Rep. Geoff Davis meets with Delta employees Monday who thanked him for supporting the Employee Pension Preservation and Taxpayer Protection Act of 2005, which the ability to fund pension obligations for more than 25 years using long-term assumptions.
Rep. Geoff Davis visits with 4-H students from the 4th District who were in Washington to learn about government. The students are: Emily Fischer, Lisa Fischer and Gina Groeschen of Alexandria; Margaret Boesch, Jessica Boesch, Ruth Myers and Sarah Myers of California; and Jessica Kolb of La Grange.
Rep. Geoff Davis (center) helps open the Alexandria Municipal Building and Calvin A. Perry Community Center with Phyliss Stamper of The Bank of Kentucky, Judge-Executive Steve Pendry, Mayor Dan McGinley, Councilman Stacey Graus and Ted Janssen of Wilder Signs
The Clawson Family, parents Amy and Paul, 10-year-old Ben and 8-year-old Timmy, visit with Congressman Geoff Davis in Washington to discuss Medicaid funding.
Congressman Geoff Davis, Staff Assistant Lauren O'Brien (seated) and Fourth District Constituents in Davis' Washington office
Mason County High School student Sarah Wallingford visits with Congressman Geoff Davis while participating in the Congressional Youth Leadership Council in Washington.
German exchange student Katharina Kliewen, who has spent the past year living in Kentucky's Fourth District, visits with Congressman Geoff Davis in Washington.
Congressman Geoff Davis visits with 4th District students who took part D.C. Bound, Kentucky's 34th Annual Rural Electric Washington Youth Tour on June 22
UPS officials, from left, National Account Executive Mark Beers, Labor Manager Joe Mullikin, Director of Sales Dave Gunther, Congressman Geoff Davis, Supply Chain Solutions Director of Operations Mike DeLong and Public Affairs Manager Bob Waitkus
Congressman Geoff Davis, third from right, listens as drivers in the UPS Distribution Facility in Hebron gather in the morning before delivering their routes.
Congressman Geoff Davis delivers a UPS package during a ride-along June 13, 2005. Davis spent part of the day with employees of the UPS Distribution Facility in Hebron.