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Rep. Blake Moore says office won Congressional Management Foundation award for constituent service

5792520 · September 3, 2025
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In a recorded message, Congressman Blake Moore said his Washington and Ogden offices received the Congressional Management Foundationannual award for "best in constituent service," citing work on passports, federal benefits and local development issues and urging constituents to contact his offices for help.

Congressman Blake Moore said in a recorded message that his offices in Washington and Ogden received the Congressional Management Foundationannual award for best in constituent service. "My team is so awesome," Moore said, attributing the award to his staff's daily work.

Moore said the recognition highlights routine casework his offices handle, from expediting passports to assisting with Social Security, veterans benefits, IRS matters and local development issues involving wetlands and the Army Corps of Engineers. He said his office had been a runner-up the previous year and that this year it won the award.

Moore described constituent service as work that often "goes largely unnoticed" and thanked his staff for what he called persistent effort across a range of federal issues. He closed the message by encouraging residents to contact his offices: "Do not hesitate to reach out when things come up. Our team would love to help out in any way, shape or form," Moore said.

The recorded remarks did not specify the award's selection criteria, the full name of the award beyond the foundation's description, the date the award was given, or the number of offices considered. Moore named the Congressional Management Foundation and referenced his Washington and Ogden, Utah offices as the locations involved in the service he described.

No formal actions, votes or policy changes were announced in the message; the exchange was informational and promotional in nature.