Homeland Security

To develop shoreline protection for the city's sewage facility.

Lisa Murkowski

Stormwater Detention Basin and Culvert Improvement

Sheila Jackson Lee

City Dock is an economic and cultural hub in Annapolis, accommodating small businesses, restaurants, boaters, tourists, and residents. It is also subject to climate change-driven flooding that can prevent access to buildings and cause damage. Federal funds will be used to support the development, design and construction of flood mitigation and resiliency infrastructure including installation of flood barriers, reduction in non-pervious areas, storm-drain improvements, storm water pump-stations,

Christopher Van Hollen

First Responders Communication Equipment

Harold Rogers

A regional economic hub, an international heritage site, and an iconic public space, City Dock is also at the front lines of climate change and endures an increasing number of punishing floods each year. The redesigned and reengineered City Dock will have a transformative effect on the downtown experience, the economy, and the environment. As a world-class waterfront park, the City Dock will be able to host more events, welcome more visitors, expand cultural programs, invigorate downtown commerc

Benjamin Cardin

Access Control Point

Michael Rogers

"For the 3-Phase project to be successfully implemented, the river flow dictates the first phase of the project must be the replacement of the 1905 built railroad bridge and highway bridge, built in its shadow in the 1950s at Oslo and the water flow restrictions at the Hwy 17/317. A smaller bridge project on ND 54 at the Grand Marais also protects highway access. These bridges cannot accommodate the present-day water flow rates of a high water event. This phase is the highest cost of the proje

Tina Smith

Funds would be used to remove blockages in the Red River channel, including the two bridges that do not accommodate current flow rates, and replacing them with appropriately-sized bridges allows the Red River to flow within its natural channel rather than overflow its banks. Additional protective levees and removal of 40 blockages in the river channel which produce significant reduction in flood occurrences and duration, as shown by recent modeling research by Houston Engineering. In the last 25

Amy Klobuchar

TC Jester Storm water Detention Basin Project

Dan Crenshaw

To provide Emergency Operations Center Grant Program funding to the Alutiiq Tribe of Old Harbor for the purposes of constructing a new tsunami shelter community center.

Lisa Murkowski