WASHINGTON – Congressman Paul Ryan announced that the Mobile Office will continue its regularly scheduled visits to communities across Wisconsin’s First District between July and September. Click here for a list of scheduled stops for the First District Mobile Office. At each stop, a staff member from Congressman Ryan’s office will be available to meet with constituents and to discuss concerns or questions they may have about federal legislative issues and government agencies.

In announcing the Mobile Office schedule, Congressman Ryan said: “The Mobile Office is a useful and accessible resource, particularly for those who don’t live near one of the three permanent congressional offices in the First District. When the Mobile Office comes to their town or area, residents can stop by and speak directly with a member of my staff about any difficulties they are having dealing with government agencies. They also have the opportunity to express their views about issues before Congress and share feedback about my efforts as their representative. I need to hear from and be accessible to those I serve in Wisconsin’s First District and the Mobile Office has proven to be a great way to help me do this.”

When he entered Congress, Representative Ryan established the Mobile Office to serve as an extension of existing First District Constituent Service Centers. Since 1999, the Mobile Office has made over 2,600 visits to area communities and has provided assistance to many residents.

Sites and addresses listed on the attached schedule of Mobile Office hours indicate where the Mobile Office will be parked (normally beside the address listed or located in an adjoining parking lot). For the latest Mobile Office schedule, residents can check their local paper or Congressman Ryan’s website - http://paulryan.house.gov/Contact/moschedule.htm.