Rep. Mike Flood, who represents Nebraska’s 1st district in the U.S. Congress, shared updates on recent legislative and community developments through a series of posts on March 19, 2026.
In his first post at 20:06 UTC, Flood highlighted the passage of legislation aimed at updating weather alert systems: “For generations, @NOAA and @NWS have served and protected communities across our country. Yesterday, the NOAA Weather Radio Modernization Act passed out of @housescience. Thanks to @RepBrianBabin for teaming up to lead this crucial legislation that will help modernize NOAA and https://t.co/PhPWgEDXyK”.
Later that evening at 21:27 UTC, Flood acknowledged the death of a servicemember from Nebraska: “Earlier this month, Sgt. First Class Noah Tietjens lost his life while supporting Operation Epic Fury. Nebraskans across the state have been holding the Tietjens family in their prayers. My full remarks below https://t.co/uRr89z2PBZ”.
At 21:36 UTC, Flood discussed efforts by House Republicans to address housing affordability: “WATCH: @HouseGOP has working to deliver on housing affordability. The original House-passed bill passed by a vote of 390-9. It would increase housing supply, cut housing costs and help reinvigorate our community banking sector. Joined @NewsNation to discuss this and more https://t.co/HrsgIYGtXB”.
Flood has served in Congress since 2022 after replacing Jeff Fortenberry and previously served in the Nebraska State Legislature from 2007 to 2013. He was born in Omaha in 1975 and currently resides in Norfolk. Flood holds a BA from the University of Notre Dame (1997) and a JD from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2001).
