Now that the infrastructure law has provided full funding for all of the sanitation projects within the IHS sanitation deficiency system database, would IHS be supportive of using part of its annual sanitation facilities construction appropriation to then fund operation and maintenance costs in communities that have very significant need?
Murkowski inquires about using infrastructure law funds for sanitation maintenance.
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