Congressional Fire Services Institute
Lobbying group · Jul 2025 – Sep 2026
Congressional Fire Services Institute spent $80K lobbying the federal government (Jul 2025 – Sep 2026), mostly on copyright & patents, budget & spending, consumer safety. It used 1 lobbyists, including people who worked for 1 members of Congress.
- Spent on lobbying
- $80K
- Lobbyists
- 1
- Bills lobbied
- 12
- Issues
- 9
Spending by quarter
- 2025 Q3$20K
- 2025 Q4$20K
- 2026 Q1$20K
- 2026 Q2$20K
Issues lobbied
- Copyright & patents
- Budget & spending
- Consumer safety
- Health care
- Homeland security
- Housing
- Broadcasting
- Disasters & emergencies
- Taxes
Bills lobbied on
- H.R. 973: Setting Consumer Standards for Lithium-Ion Batteries Act4 reports
- S. 3894 reports
- H.R. 40724 reports
- H.R. 19023 reports
- H.R. 12363 reports
- H.R. 1733 reports
- S. 237: Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Act of 20253 reports
- S. 5043 reports
- H.R. 37911 report
- S. 41451 report
- H.R. 6644: Housing for the 21st Century Act1 report
- H.R. 7386: First Responder Network Authority Reauthorization Act of 20261 report
Lobbying firms hired
- Congressional Fire Services Institute$80K
Lobbyists who worked in Congress
- Michaela Campbell
Legislative Correspondent, Sen. Susan CollinsSusan M. Collins (R-ME)
Agencies contacted
- House Of Representatives · 35
- Senate · 35
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) · 12
- Consumer Product Safety Commission (Cpsc) · 8
- Health & Human Services, Dept of (Hhs) · 8
- Homeland Security, Dept of (Dhs) · 8
Related
Filings
- 2026 Q2 report$20K
- 2026 Q1 report$20K
- 2025 Q4 report$20K
- 2025 Q3 report$20K
From Lobbying Disclosure Act reports filed with the Senate and House.
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