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current levels through December 4 and keeps water infrastructure and emerging contaminant programs running while Congress finishes work … with people who are afraid of their own water," said Congressman Fuller. "This vote was not complicated
House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee passed the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2026, bipartisan legislation to authorize … United States Army Corps of Engineers. Water Resources and Environment Subcommittee Chairman Mike Collins
Provide free cooling and warming supplies — like cold water, fans, warm clothing, and blankets — when temperatures reach dangerous
means healthier working lands, stronger wildlife habitat, cleaner water, and a more resilient rural economy for the families … because of degraded plant conditions, inadequate habitat, and water quality degradation. Restoring and maintaining these forests can help
funding to address PFAS contamination in local drinking water systems. In a letter to Representative Mike Simpson, Chairman … Fuller emphasized the need for sustained investment in water treatment infrastructure, including support for a major project
needs safe medicine and medical devices, clean drinking water, and affordable fuel, utilities, and internet,” said Congressman Bishop … This bill slashes funding for water and wastewater grants needed by small, rural communities across the country that
funding for the Blackshear, Georgia, Highway 84 Water and Sewer Infrastructure Expansion Project as part of the House … exception. The $1,375,000 expansion of water and sewer infrastructure is precisely the type of project that
Year 2026 (FY26) Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water Development; and Interior and Environment Appropriations Act, into … hard-fought efforts, the FY26 Energy and Water Development appropriations bill included a provision (Sec. 109) that allows
Atlantic even as they are plentiful in our waters. That makes no sense for our coastal economy
child care, health care, workforce needs, and critical water infrastructure projects that strengthen our rural communities and give
Congress. It’s clear that Republicans, carrying the water for Donald Trump, are doing anything possible to take
Introduces the WISE Act to Permanently Fund Clean Water Projects Apr 22, 2026 Press WASHINGTON – Today, Congresswoman Nikema … Williams (GA-05) introduced the Water Infrastructure Sustainability and Efficiency (WISE) Act. The bill will permanently set aside
Sometimes I’ll pour myself a glass of water. And I rarely think about … parking garages to home fire codes and water piping touch each of us in our everyday lives. When
lets corporations pollute our air and water. The House Anti-Corruption and Democracy Task Force is poised
airport security, screen passengers, and even hand out water to those in hours-long lines, dramatically reducing wait
Amount: $6,300,000 Project Name: Bartow County Water Infrastructure Expansion Support Letter Financial Disclosure and Federal Nexus
remove lead pipes from College Park's drinking water infrastructure. The group is delivering … City of College Park upgrade its drinking water infrastructure. The Federal resources will help the city replace lead
alarm on its negative impacts. By muddying the waters with overregulation, the previous administration undoubtedly did more harm
NEPA, the Endangered Species Act, and the Clean Water Act—remain unchanged. There are also practical consequences. Several
Fund to improve the county’s infrastructure and water supply. On February 3, 2026, President Trump signed into … million investment in Coweta County’s Water and Sewerage Authority. The investment will fund the construction of Phase
This is not only grotesquely unjust, but it waters down the meaning of American citizenship. "By passing this
These include: $560,000 to DeKalb County for water storage tank fill valve replacements … Pump Station backup power supply to ensure reliable water service during grid disruptions. $850,000 to the City
City of College Park’s Lead/Galvanized Water Pipeline Replacement . This project is intended to replace lead/galvanized water service … city of College Park to ensure safe drinking water for residents and visitors. The locations for the replacement
denied prenatal care, women deprived of food and water, and sexually assaulted. One woman in detention was even
Year 2026 (FY26) Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water Development; and Interior and Environment Appropriations Act, into … hard-fought efforts, the FY26 Energy and Water Development appropriations bill includes a provision (Sec. 109) that allows