WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Senator John Hickenlooper announced Taylor Leyva as his new Constituent Advocate based in Pueblo.
“Our Constituent Advocates are the problem solvers that untangle the bureaucracy of the federal government. Whether it’s a passport renewal or Social Security benefits, they’re making sure Coloradans get the support they need,” said Hickenlooper. “We’re excited to welcome Taylor to the team and have her based in Pueblo!”
“I am so grateful to be a part of Senator Hickenlooper’s team. The knowledge and care with which the Constituent Advocates approach each case is truly remarkable,” said Leyva. “As a Pueblo native, it’s heartening to see the Senator investing in our community. I am excited to not only serve constituents in Pueblo, but across the entire state.”
Based in Pueblo, Leyva will assist Coloradans navigate problems with federal agencies – like passport applications, veteran benefits, federal taxes, immigration issues and more. Prior to joining Hickenlooper’s office, Leyva served as a Court Judicial Assistant for Colorado’s 10th Judicial District. She was born and raised in Pueblo and is a Northern Arizona University alum.
Coloradans can reach out to Hickenlooper’s office for help with federal agencies at: https://www.hickenlooper.senate.gov/help-with-federal-agencies/. In 2023 alone, Hickenlooper and his Constituent Advocate team helped over 4,400 Coloradans resolve issues with government agencies and helped return more than $16 million to Colorado residents.
Stay tuned for our staff office hours in the community. Coming soon!
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