Central OC Times

Congresswoman Julia Brownley, who represents California’s 26th district, recently shared a series of tweets addressing various issues pertinent to her constituents and national interests. Brownley has been serving in the U.S. Congress since 2013, succeeding David Dreier, and has a background in the California State Assembly.

On November 19, 2024, Brownley announced a resource guide for Ventura County residents affected by the Mountain Fire. She emphasized her commitment to collaborating with local, state, and federal officials to support the community during these challenging times. "Attention #VenturaCounty residents! I have compiled a Fire Recovery Resource Guide to help residents impacted by the #MountainFire."

The following day, on November 20, 2024, Brownley highlighted the significance of the Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act. She described it as an essential measure towards fulfilling commitments to veterans who have served the country. "The Elizabeth Dole 21st Century Veterans Healthcare and Benefits Improvement Act is an essential and long overdue step to realizing our solemn promise of serving our veterans as well as they have served our country."

Later that day, Brownley reflected on the importance of recognizing indigenous peoples' contributions to history. She called for renewed efforts in honoring and supporting Native American communities during this dedicated month of reflection. "The stories of indigenous peoples are deeply rooted in our history. This month, let us reflect on this history and reaffirm our commitment to honoring and supporting Native American communities."