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http://byrne.house.gov//media-center/press-releases/byrne-launches-redesigned-congressional-website Byrne Launches Redesigned Congressional Website 2014-12-18 2014 2014-12 Republican House AL Bradley Byrne B001289 byrne.house.gov     legacy In anticipation of the 114th Congress, Congressman Bradley Byrne (AL-1) today unveiled his redesigned Congressional website. The website can be found at Byrne.House.Gov. The website, which serves as a digital office, provides constituents with detailed information about the various services offered by Congressman Byrne. On the website, constituents can schedule a tour of Washington, DC landmarks, order a flag flown over the US Capitol, get help with federal agencies, apply for a Congressional internship, send the Congressman an email, sign up for the Congressman’s weekly e-newsletter and much more. Byrne said: “My redesigned website is an important step toward remaining accessible and accountable to the people I represent. When we were discussing what changes to make, my top priority was to create a website that is easy to navigate and reflects our area’s unique culture. The new website includes information on legislation scheduled for a vote in Washington as well as various resources for students, seniors and businesses.  I encourage all my constituents to log on to Byrne.House.Gov and see the exciting changes for themselves.” In addition to the digital office, Congressman Byrne maintains three physical offices in Mobile, Summerdale and Washington, DC. 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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