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Divided into three subseries: A. Issue Mail; B. Community Projects; C. Recurring Projects.

Series I. Constituent Services contains form letters that Norwood's office used to respond to his constituents on a variety of issues. The files of the Augusta District Office contain materials from Norwood's District Director and Constituent Services Aide.

Series I. Constituent Services contains correspondence between Max Cleland and his constituents about the wide variety of issues that concerned them. Some frequent subjects include abortion, environmental protection regulations, the U.S. financial system (including credit unions), gun control, health care reform, the attempted impeachment of President Clinton in 1999, religious freedom, taxation laws, and veterans. The series includes the letters from the constituents, the form letters that Cleland used to respond to them, and data about the form letters.

Series I. Constituent Services consists of letters from Johnson's constituents and his responses on a variety of topics including proposed and enacted legislation, school choice and educational issues, immigration, same-sex marriage, gun rights and issues directly affecting the 1st District.

Series I. Constituent Services Records contains Senator Foster's issue mail and correspondence from his time in office from 1975-1993. Some business and case mail is included in this series. Common topics include legislative issues, environmental issues, and education issues.

Series I. Correspondence will contain Wiarda's personal and professional correspondence with figures in government, political science, foreign policy and international relations as well as scholars, students and family.

The majority of Series I. Correspondence relates to Brooks' businesses, the Cotton Producers Association and Gold Kist. Subjects include prospective business deals with other groups and internal correspondence about their business decisions, agriculture statistics, newsletters from agricultural organizations, financial statements, legislation that affected agriculture, and research about agriculture. Also included is correspondence about his service to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, several universities, and the Methodist Church.

Series I. Correspondence includes yellow carbon copies of Thompson's responses to constituents, congressional colleagues and others. Additional copies of these letters may be found filed in other series.

Series I. Correspondence documents Fitzpatrick's personal and often informal communications with family, friends and acquaintances concerning the law, the military, county history, social engagements and a number of other interests and routine matters.