That's good that you're helping directly support your neighborhood. Much of Western politics starts local and ladders up from there.
I do find your perspective to be interesting, though. The statement "I have no power" appears disjoint with the notion of the government existing via the consent of the governed. You're also quick to give yourself a pass, but a senator with generally the same amount of hard/concrete power as you have using their greater influence area for similar activities (awareness, rallying support, etc.) don't get a pass.
It's not like Senators have direct access to the Epstein files. They're even being rejected their legal authority to inspect ICE facilities and getting arrested by the regime for "trespassing" when they attempt to exercise that authority. The DOJ is routinely rejecting their requests for information they legally are entitled to, as is the DoD and other executive branch governments. As the Congress has no enforcement arm, I'm not sure what you anticipate them to do other than attempt to educate the voter base as to the illegal things that are happening.