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Sullivan Secures Wins for Alaska in Committee-Passed Water Infrastructure Package Bill Continues Progress on Juneau Flooding Solution … voted with all his colleagues to advance the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2026 from committee with
reduce bycatch and seafloor habitat impacts from mid-water and bottom trawl fishing vessels and strengthen reporting transparency … Support “I’ve spent my career on the water, and I know how important it is to reduce
housing supply and improve community infrastructure, such as water and sewer systems. Reauthorizing and modernizing key federal housing … help families repair homes, improve energy and water efficiency, and address health and safety hazards. The program
here, you run into ice-choked waters. Rivers freeze over. To deliver fuel, you have to wait until … fuel is delivered only once a year because water levels may be too low later in the season
ocean. The loss of this deep-water observation system would threaten our ability to prepare for and monitor
have been stationed thousands of miles from the waters they are built to navigate,” said Congressman Begich . “Homeporting
Water Power Bill Moved from Committee Washington, D.C. – Yesterday, the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources … passed the Fair Licensing for Operations of Water Structures (FLOWS) Act led by U.S. Senators Lisa Murkowski
have been stationed thousands of miles from the waters they are built to navigate,” said Congressman Begich . “Homeporting
their very foundation, the community’s water source is gone; the boardwalks, which are their main roads, torn … families are. Caskets began floating free in the waters. It’s hard to describe the devastation
starting that off. You drafted a new Waters of the United States rule to provide regulatory clarity … counts on EPA to ensure cleaner air, cleaner water, and a livable environment around them. And the baseline
relief, delivering essential resources such as heating fuel, water, and firewood to 16 villages, and $16 million … Selawik, residents went nearly a month without drinking water due to failing infrastructure, relying on bottled water donations
particularly in remote areas. Think of all the water flowing in Alaska; there is massive upside to that
seeing escalating incursions near Alaska’s airspace and waters, including unprecedented joint operations. We are finally making
seeing escalating incursions near Alaska’s airspace and waters, including unprecedented joint operations. We are finally making
increasingly aggressive incursions near our airspace and waters. These Airmen and tankers will join Alaska’s more than
access for anglers and help keep Alaska’s waters healthy for generations far into the future.” “Washington … continue to rely on strong fisheries and accessible waters for generations to come.” “NMMA applauds Senators Sullivan
with federal dollars, Chignik will gain a new water distribution system. I happen to think that Alaskan communities … deserve to have clean drinking water. We have hundreds of examples like this for clean water, heavy equipment
that far, but it is all across water. There is no boats that take you there. But that
blacklisting offending vessels from U.S. ports and waters, bolstering the U.S. Coast Guard’s enforcement capabilities and partnerships … their aggression and ruinous activities near Alaska’s waters,” said Sen. Sullivan . “One particularly insidious threat is Chinese
housing supply and improve community infrastructure, such as water and sewer systems. Reauthorizing and modernizing key federal housing … help families repair homes, improve energy and water efficiency, and address health and safety hazards. The program
communities better prepare for storms, cope with varying water levels, and plan for future economic development. The bill … make informed decisions.” “Wisconsin is defined by our waters, from the Mighty Mississippi to our Great Lakes which
Nome as the nation’s first deep-water port, reopening the naval base at Adak, homeporting the USCGC
conserve millions of acres of lands and waters in Alaska.” On his first day back in office, President
conserve millions of acres of lands and waters in Alaska.” On his first day back in office, President
JBER, $400 million to build the deep-water strategic port in Nome, and my favorite, also