WASHINGTON — In addition to legislative work, U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, R-3rd, of Butler and his staff in 2014 did a lot of work related to constituent services and communication.

Here is a list of those actions, according to a news release from Kelly’s office.

Kelly toured 30 businesses and factories to meet with employers

Helped 2,130 constituents with the federal government bureaucracy

Answered more than 46,300 pieces of mail, e-mail, faxes, and calls

Maintained three full-time constituent offices and three satellite offices

Hosted five tele-town hall meetings on a range of issues. The tele-town halls included 30,397 participants. His office also left a total of 108,252 messages on constituents’ answering machines to invite them to call in

Attended or organized more than 200 meetings with individuals, groups, schools, hospitals, etc.

Sent 1,544 American flags to constituents

Assisted with 150 tours of the U.S. Capitol, 60 tours of the White House, 37 tours of the U.S. Supreme Court, 20 tours of the Library of Congress and dozens of other tours to Washington sites, such as the Kennedy Center, the FBI Education Center and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing

Did hundreds of interviews with local, regional, and national newspapers, radio shows and television programs.