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Congressman Chuck Edwards serves as the U.S. representative for North Carolina’s 11th District, which covers 15 counties in the state’s western mountains. A Hendersonville businessman and civic leader, Chuck previously served three terms in the North Carolina Senate beginning in 2016. There, he gained a reputation as a workhorse, serving on 18 committees – chairing eight of them – and focusing on improving the lives of those in his district and for all North Carolinians. In November 2022, Chuck was elected to Congress. House of Representatives, Chuck’s work ethic was recognized, and he has the rare honor as a freshman of being selected to sit on the Appropriations Committee and the Budget Committee. On Appropriations, he sits on four subcommittees: Financial Services and General Government; Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies Subcommittee; Labor, Health and Human Services, Education; and State, Foreign Operations, and Related Programs. However, as important as that legislative work is, Chuck’s main focus continues to be serving his constituents, helping them interface with federal agencies, assisting with problems, and trying to make life better for Western North Carolinians. His office motto is “First in constituent services.”
Chuck and his wife, Teresa, live in Flat Rock, NC.
06/23/2026
Western North Carolina is still rebuilding, and $9.6 million in funding requests I secured in the House Committee on Appropriations FY2027 THUD Appropriations bill will help get the job done.
$5 million goes directly to disaster recovery housing for low-income families impacted by Hurricane Helene, alongside investments in Asheville Regional Airport, the Saluda Grade Trail, and French Broad River parkland improvements.
06/22/2026
🚨Over $900 million more is headed to North Carolina for Hurricane Helene recovery.
This funding will help repair storm-damaged roads, bridges, and transportation infrastructure across our region, bringing North Carolina's total federal highway recovery funding to $2.9 billion.
There's still work to do, but we're continuing to move Western North Carolina forward.
06/22/2026
My team and I work every day to deliver results for WNC.
If you need assistance, contact my office at:
📞 865-EDWARDS for federal casework assistant
📞 223-FIX-FEMA for FEMA support
06/22/2026
$23 million in FEMA funding to the North Carolina Department of Transportation for debris removal, emergency protective measures and road repairs. 🚨
06/22/2026
There's still a lot of work to do in Western North Carolina. Housing, water systems, and damaged private roads remain major concerns for families and communities. I'm pursuing targeted funding to address these needs and support our recovery efforts.
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Governor, WNC senator ask feds for more Helene relief
Gov. Josh Stein has changed the amount of aid he’s requesting from Congress for ongoing Hurricane Helene recovery efforts. Stein traveled to Washington, D.C., along with state Sen. Kevin Corbin (R-Macon) to speak with North Carolina’s congressional delegation to offer details on his ask. T...
06/19/2026
Juneteenth marks the day freedom finally reached every American.
As we reflect on our history, we also celebrate the freedoms and opportunities that make our nation strong.
06/18/2026
Affordable, accessible child care is critical for working families and for our local economy. Western NC Early Childhood Coalition updated me on the challenges families across our mountain communities are facing and how programs like Child Care and Development Block Grants keep child care options available and affordable.
06/18/2026
The National Hurricane Center plays a critical role in helping communities prepare for severe weather. I met with Director Dr. Mike Brennan to discuss the 2026 hurricane season and ongoing efforts to improve forecasting and storm tracking.
After the devastation Helene brought to WNC, I'm focused on ensuring our communities have the information and resources they need to prepare for future storms and protect lives and property.
06/17/2026
Western North Carolina's recovery depends on getting homes rebuilt and families back on their feet. I met with the North Carolina Home Builders Association to discuss the challenges facing the construction industry, including permitting delays, rising material costs, and workforce shortages.
As our communities continue recovering from Hurricane Helene, I'll continue working to reduce unnecessary barriers and support efforts to increase housing availability across our region.
06/17/2026
Through House Committee on Appropriations, we secured funding for the City of Brevard's wastewater treatment plant upgrade project.
As the only North Carolina appropriator, I’ll keep fighting to deliver the resources NC-11 needs to recover, rebuild, and grow. ⛰️
Let’s get these bills across the finish line to lock in this funding for WNC!