U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures $1.25 Million for the City of Atmore
funding for the City of Atmore to upgrade its stormwater infrastructure,” said Senator Britt. “As a member
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U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures $900,000 for the Winston County Commission
said Senator Britt. “This funding goes beyond just upgrading a critical drainage structure—it will help emergency services
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures Over $3 Million for the University of West Alabama, City of Livingston
Homeland Security Appropriations Act . This funding will support upgrading and expanding a storm drain on the UWA campus … partner with UWA on a joint project to upgrade and expand a section of storm drainage infrastructure within
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures $893,000 for the City of Jasper to Support Flood Prevention Infrastructure
secured by Senator Britt. This investment will include upgraded drainage infrastructure, water flow management, and the relocation
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Questions Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Lowering Energy Affordability
more out of our existing grid? We’re upgrading hydro facilities. We’re upgrading natural gas facilities
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Speaks Live with Artemis II Astronaut Crew During Their Final Day in Space
missions and $100 million for upgrades at Marshall Space Flight Center
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures $4 Million For Deerfoot Parkway in Jefferson County
Brook, Homewood, and Birmingham, will also see major upgrades. As part of the Deerfoot Parkway Project, Trussville will … manage increasing travel volume throughout the region. Major upgrades for Mountain Brook and Homewood will also be seen
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures Over $20.9 Million for Mobile, Baldwin Counties, Continues Leadership on Senate Appropriations Committee
funding for our incredible higher education institutions, to upgrading water infrastructure, this key funding reflects the promise
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures Over $12.9 Million for Central Alabama, Continues Leadership on Senate Appropriations Committee
invests in our incredible higher education institutions, and upgrades essential water infrastructure. It also reflects the commitment
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Directly Secures $50.7 Million for Alabama Priorities, Votes to Send Funding Package to President Trump’s Desk
Harbor, elevate Alabama’s leadership in space exploration, upgrade drainage, drinking, and wastewater infrastructure, and more. These bills … secured $7.9 million in CDS spending. Projects include upgrades for drainage infrastructure and drinking and wastewater infrastructure improvements
A Year of Results for Alabama Families
Provided Child Care Credit (45F) its first major upgrade in nearly 25 years – and made it permanent. This
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Joins Representative Robert Aderholt, Alabama Delegation in Letter to CMS Administrator Dr. Oz Urging Less Restrictive Wage Index System
Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Actto modernize and upgrade medical equipment and rural health services in Alabama
U.S. Senators Katie Britt, Cory Booker Reintroduce Bipartisan Legislation to Fund Maternal Care and Mortality Research
Related Agencies Appropriations Act to modernize and upgrade medical equipment and rural health services in Alabama
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Secures $6.25 Million for Alabama’s Farmers, Rural Communities, $169.4 Million for Alabama’s Military Installations, Applauds Senate Work to Return to Regular Order
Alabama’s farmers and rural communities. Projects included upgrades for emergency communications capabilities, drinking and wastewater infrastructure
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Secures Historic Wins for Alabamians in First Seven Months of 119th Congress
Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act. Projects included upgrades for emergency communications capabilities, drinking and wastewater infrastructure
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Applauds Senate Passage of Nearly $137 Million for Alabama’s Military Installations, Farmers, Rural Communities
Alabama’s farmers and rural communities. Projects included upgrades for emergency communications capabilities, drinking and wastewater infrastructure
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Advances Key Funding for Alabama Farmers, Rural Communities
Winfield Fire Department to upgrade their broken radios. $488,000 for the Piedmont Fire Department to purchase
The One Big Beautiful Bill Delivers for Alabama
execution. It also provides $100 million for infrastructure upgrades at Huntsville’s Marshall Space Flight Center, while securing
U.S. Senator Katie Britt’s Alabama Priorities Included in Army Corps of Engineers Work Plan
should be taking a look and making responsible, upgrades and maintenance on the front end so that
Tuberville, Barrasso Push for Pro-Growth Tax Reductions, Lower Prices for Small Businesses
equipment—including machinery, farming equipment, energy infrastructure, building upgrades, commercial vehicles, mining equipment, and more. This allows business … farming implements, energy production equipment, commercial vehicles, building upgrades, and other critical investments. MORE: Tuberville, Colleagues Celebrate Small
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Chairs Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee Hearing on FY26 DHS Budget Proposal
that we have the technology upgrades that we need to really make sure that we are doing
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Continues Fight to Improve Rural Obstetrics Care
Related Agencies Appropriations Act to modernize and upgrade medical equipment and rural health services in Alabama. This funding
U.S. Senator Katie Britt Delivers Transformative Wins for Alabamians in 118th Congress, Looks Ahead to 119th Congress
Center in Birmingham; $42 million to modernize and upgrade transportation infrastructure in local Alabama communities and $28 million … million in targeted funding to modernize and upgrade critical transportation infrastructure in communities across Alabama, including $50 million