Maine U.S. Rep Jared Golden: “Household budgets are tight right now. If you could use some help to lower your internet bill, give…”

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Maine U.S. Rep Jared Golden: “Household budgets are tight right now. If you could use some help to lower your internet bill, give…”
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Apr 16, 2022
ByT. M. Strom
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Jared Golden tweeted the following:

“Household budgets are tight right now. If you could use some help to lower your internet bill, give this program a look. Its called the Affordable Connectivity Program and it helps families that qualify pay for broadband each month. 1/”
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Here are other recent tweets from Jared Golden:

“Are you or someone you know having trouble with a federal agency? We can help:
Bangor: 207-249-7400
Caribou: 207-492-6009
Lewiston: 207-241-6767 2/” on April 14
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“Joyce had an overdue tax refund from 2019 but could not get in contact with the IRS for two years. She reached out to my office for help. Our office was able to secure her refund in a timely manner. 1/” on April 14
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“You should come to Congress to serve your community, not to pad your wallet.
Read more about our work here: golden.house.gov/media/press-re 2/” on April 13
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