Marlowe & Company Lobbyists - Marlowe & Company

For twenty-five years, Marlowe & Company has provided effective, result-driven representation in Washington, D.C. for government entities and non-profit groups from across the country. Our clients value our distinctive service, which is built on a solid foundation of knowledge, trust, and results.

The House of Representatives passed the Jobs for Main Street Act on December 16, 2009. The legislation specifically redirects $75 billion from the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) used to bailout financial firms and other businesses to federal infrastructure and job creation projects. It is important to note that the Senate is expected to consider this measure in early January, 2010. This will give local communities a small window of opportunity to evaluate and determine how best federal funds can be utilized. [Read the Marlowe & Company Report]

- House Passes Jobs for Main Street Act

- That Tap Water Is Legal but May Be Unhealthy

- Dry Coffers Can Mean That Fires Burn Longer

- An Effort to Spread Green Power to Coasts

- M&Co. Report: Cap-and-Trade Bill Comparison

- Obama Searches for Details, Ideas on How to Create Jobs

- Surf City (NC) Council Unanimously Votes to Renew M&Co. Lobbying Contract

- M&Co. Report: Summary of Congressional Hazards Caucus Briefing

- Proposed USGS Plan for a National Coastal Program

- M&Co. Report: Current Challenges Hindering Climate Change Adaptation

- GAO Report Critical of FEMA's Write-Your-Own Insurance Program

- Race to the Top Education Grant Propels Reforms