Washington, DC - On Monday, May 16th, Congressman Bruce Braley (IA-01) will make several stops in Davenport. In the morning, Rep. Braley will participate in the commuter bike ride as part of QC in Motion Week. Rep. Braley will then join representatives from the Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce, Active Quad Cities and the QC Bicycle Club for a breakfast briefing on QC in Motion Week. Rep. Braley will then visit Davenport North High School to congratulate the 3rd place winner of the Congressional Art Competition for the First District. He will also congratulate the honorable mention winner and several students who submitted their artworks to the competition.

QC in Motion Week Bike Ride/Breakfast Briefing
WHAT: Congressman Braley will participate in the commuter bike ride and breakfast briefing as part of QC in Motion Week. 

WHEN:  MONDAY, May 16, 6:45-8:00 AM CDT

WHERE: Bike ride starting location ? Kaplan University Parking Lot; 1801 East Kimberly Road, Davenport, Iowa

Bike ride ending location/breakfast briefing ? Bechtel Park; 499 East 2nd Street; Davenport, Iowa

Congressional Art Competition Winner Visit
WHAT: Congressman Braley will visit Davenport North High School to congratulate the 3rd place winner of the Congressional Art Competition. 

WHEN:  MONDAY, May 16, 9:15-9:45 AM CDT
WHERE: Davenport North High School; Library ICN Room: 626 W 53rd Street; Davenport, Iowa

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