Rep. Jeff Hurd discusses legislative progress and pays tribute to late state senator

Jeff Hurd, U.S. House Representative from the 3rd District of Colorado
Jeff Hurd, U.S. House Representative from the 3rd District of Colorado
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Rep. Jeff Hurd, who represents Colorado’s 3rd congressional district, has recently used his social media platform to update constituents on legislative efforts and pay tribute to a former state senator.

On December 15, 2025, Hurd posted about ongoing legislative progress in his district: “The people of #CO03 expect results, and that’s what we’re delivering. This is the steady, practical work that makes a difference. Read about my next two bills to pass the house

https://t.co/ypUH3u7ljC

The following day, December 16, 2025, Hurd highlighted geothermal energy as an opportunity for both economic growth and improved grid reliability in Colorado’s 3rd district. He stated: “Geothermal energy has real potential to strengthen grid reliability and drive economic growth in #CO03. What’s holding it back isn’t technology—it’s process.

My bill, H.R. 5631, focuses on execution. It creates a clear point of coordination inside the Bureau of Land Management https://t.co/O50hqwHvtY” The proposed legislation aims to streamline regulatory procedures by establishing a single point of contact within the Bureau of Land Management for geothermal projects.

On December 17, 2025, Rep. Hurd paid respects to former Colorado State Senator Lewis H. Entz with the message: “I was saddened to hear last week of the passing of former Colorado State Senator Lewis H. Entz.

Sen. Entz devoted his life to public service—serving the San Luis Valley, our state, and our country with distinction. A Marine, legislator, conservationist, and friend, his legacy https://t.co/52qoFemxLw” Sen. Entz was known for his long-standing commitment to public service across various roles including as a Marine and conservationist.

Rep. Jeff Hurd began serving Colorado’s 3rd congressional district after winning election in November 2024.



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