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Total Projects
115
Total Amount
$372.9M
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Top 10 projects (enacted only) of 115 total
Search this agency →The project is a critical ecosystem component of the American River Watershed Folsom Dam Raise Project. The project would modify and automate the existing Folsom Dam temperature control shutters to improve the capability of controlling the downstream water temperatures to help improve the habitat conditions for downstream salmonid species.
Alejandro Padilla
Funding will be used for construction of the Grand Prairie Region project to address depletion and resiliency of the Alluvial and Sparta aquifers.
John Boozman
To construct beachfill for 18 miles of Long Beach Island from Barnegat Inlet to Little Egg Inlet in Ocean County, New Jersey
Cory Booker
This funding for Morganza to the Gulf would be utilized to construct a second lift that will provide connectivity between two key features of this project and provide greater protection to nearby communities in Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes
Bill Cassidy
Initiate Preconstruction, Engineering, and Design Phase for Charleston Peninsula, South Carolina.
Lindsey Graham
Funding for Calcasieu River and Pass to increase the capacity of combined disposal facility sites.
Bill Cassidy
Funding will be used to continue construction of the Lewis and Clark Regional Water System, which serves over 650,000 in South Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa.
Marion Rounds
To conduct a Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) and the commercial and financial requirements for a liquid natural gas pipeline in Alaska.
Lisa Murkowski
Congress created the San Gabriel Basin Restoration Fund to support local efforts to clean up contaminated groundwater in and around the San Gabriel Valley. This funding is to reimburse costs associated with groundwater treatment and remediation.
Alejandro Padilla
Installation of a modular comprehensive academic microgrid system on the California State University Maritime Academy campus to serve basic and emergency energy needs by increasing use of renewables. The microgrid will also be used for academic research and for outreach programs targeted at the local community.
Alejandro Padilla