We have allowed for too long our infrastructure--critical infrastructure--to degrade, whether we are talking about the i...
Since 2014, this committee has been successful in enacting four consecutive, bipartisan WRDA bills.
The Corps has been laughably underfunded for decades, leading to a $100 billion backlog of projects.
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provided over $17 billion dollars to the Corps.
This will help reduce the backlog at our ports and reduce the price of goods.
As has been stated earlier, it was former Chairman Bill Shuster who started the tradition and the commitment to doing a ...
The benefits of the bipartisan infrastructure law will be felt by everyday Americans for decades.
As we rebuild, particularly, I want to look at the Harbor Maintenance Trust Fund.
Enacting WRDAs through this bipartisan, predictable timeline is Congress at its best.
Every member understands the important work that the Corps does in their district.
215 was significantly more protective of civil liberties.
The Corps has been really pathetically underfunded for decades. The backlog of critical infrastructure projects has grow...
We need to build back better in a way that is resilient, that we are innovative, we can meet future challenges, and we d...
Today, this committee continues its bipartisan work on the next biennial Water Resources Development Act.
The Tribes and their citizens have never been fully compensated for these losses.
WRDA is an opportunity to reauthorize new projects and to continue to modernize the Corps of Engineers, ensuring equity ...
It is also an opportunity to continue to modernize the Army Corps of Engineers and ensure equity and justice are centere...
This bill will help many states and localities, including Oregon, move critical projects forward.
