Schatz: Hawai‘i Set To Receive Hundreds Of Millions In New Federal Funding In Appropriations Deal
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Schatz: Tens Of Millions In New Federal Funding Heading To Hawai‘i In Appropriations Deal
management grants for the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument. Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Grant Program – $4 million (nationwide).The National … Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Grant Program provides funding to coastal states like Hawai
Amid National Cuts, Schatz Secures Nearly $34 Million In New Earmark Funding For Hawai‘i Non-Profits, Infrastructure Projects, More Earmarks Expected In Next Round Of Funding
ongoing restoration efforts. (Schatz, Hirono joint request) Pacific Tsunami Museum (Hawai‘i Island) – $400,000 The funding will … used to support outreach and education on tsunami safety by the Pacific Tsunami Museum in Hilo. University
Case Votes For Final Passage Of Three More Of Twelve Annual Appropriations Measures With Millions For Hawaii To Fight Crime, Protect The Environment And Boost Tourism
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), especially given Hawaii’s recent tsunami and hurricane close calls) are here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7mFWp4FpWc
Case Announces 2025 Winners Of His Congressional App Challenge
major hazards affecting Hawai‘i, such as tsunamis, hurricanes, floods, high surf, strong winds, and wildfires
Schatz: Trump Is Making People Poorer On Purpose
wildfire or a flood or a tsunami or a hurricane or any number of natural disasters, that
Case Opposes Commerce-Justice-Science Funding Measure That Slashes Support For Law Enforcement, Minority Businesses, Domestic Violence, Scientific Research And Development, Legal Aid And Other Core Programs
Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), especially given Hawaii’s recent tsunami and hurricane close calls) are here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7mFWp4FpWc