Assistance with the Federal Government

Are you having a problem with a Federal government agency (Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, Veterans Affairs, etc.)? Contact Senator Lugar's staff in Indianapolis for assistance.

Internship Information

Interested in interning in Senator Lugar's Washington, D.C. office, Foreign Relations Committee office or Indianapolis office? Visit the Intern Information page for details and applications.

Washington, DC Tour Information

Planning a visit to Washington, D.C.? Visit the Tour Information page and complete the tour request form to request a "Welcome to Washington" booklet describing the museums, monuments and memorials and pamphlets with information on touring the U.S. Capitol Building, White House and more.

Order an American Flag

Senator Lugar can request to have American flags flown over the U.S. Capitol for Hoosiers. These high quality flags are either 100% cotton or nylon and come in 3'x5' and 5'x8' sizes. Complete the flag order form today. You may also order a flag that is not flown over the Capitol. Visit the Flag Information page for details.

Veterans History Project

Senator Lugar has partnered with the Library of Congress to help preserve the oral histories of Indiana veterans. This program will ensure that these valuable stories are preserved for future generations of authors, historians, students and other interested individuals to use and experience. Visit the Veterans History Project page for more information.

Special Projects

Senator Lugar maintains a Special Projects Staff that provides a variety of services and support to Hoosier communities. In addition to offering individual constituent service, Senator Lugar provides direct assistance to local elected officials, citizen groups and non-profit organizations in their interaction with the federal government.

Constituent Handbooks

To help manage the abundant information and available resources, Senator Lugar's staff has compiled a series of handbooks on a variety of topics of significance to the citizens of Indiana. Visit the Constituent Handbooks page for more information.

Frequently Requested Information

Researching the Senate or House? Looking for information on how a bill becomes a law? The Frequently Requested Information page has a list of reports from the Congressional Research Service that can provide you with answers.