Therefore, it is prudent that we rethink the Corps' role in helping communities facing water insecurity.
Grace Napolitano
The Public Record
Grace Flores Napolitano is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing California's 32nd congressional district since 2013. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on various issues including mental health, water resources, and environmental protection throughout her tenure. Napolitano has been an advocate for policies aimed at improving the quality of life for her constituents and addressing pressing social issues. Her legislative efforts often emphasize the importance of sustainable practices and mental health awareness.
Through the biennial enactment of the Water Resources Development Act, WRDA, this committee is addressing the water-related needs of our States and local communities.
WRDAs are a shining example of how Congress can efficiently and effectively meet the bipartisan needs of our communities when we decide it is best to work together than apart.
Communities across the country are now facing similar water supply and water conservation challenges as we have long felt in the West.
We seek to address these challenges through predictable enactment of WRDAs--providing the Corps with the tools necessary to address community needs.
I look forward to working with you on this proposal, and on our continued partnership to develop another successful WRDA this Congress.
Would direct the Corps to give equal budgetary and policy priority to water supply and water conservation elements of Corps' projects that are authorized by Congress.
To be clear, my proposal does not automatically add water supply or water conservation to the existing projects...
State and local interests should always retain primary responsibility for meeting water supply needs.
Submissions for the Record by Hon. Grace F. Napolitano: Discussion Draft, Priority for Water Supply and Conservation Act of 2023.
Thank you Chairman Rouzer, Ranking Member Napolitano, and Members of the House Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment for the opportunity to provide written testimony on the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) and the valuable…
Thank you again for the opportunity to provide written testimony on the reauthorization of WRDA and the valuable work the USACE.
We need strong federal protections to safeguard the streams, wetlands, and other waterways that help sustain our livelihoods and communities.
Do you support cutting clean water infrastructure investment by roughly two-thirds, as recommended by my colleagues?
I am strongly opposed to the projected 40 percent cut to EPA's budget advanced by the majority.
I am very strongly opposed to the proposed 40-percent cut to EPA's budget advanced by the majority.
With each dollar invested and each new water infrastructure project implemented, everyday Americans in your district and mine realize the benefits of the transformational Bipartisan Infrastructure Law with cleaner and safer water and a…
House Democrats proudly support continued investments in our clean water future. Now is not the time to pull back on Federal investments in our wastewater infrastructure.
Now is not the time to pull back on federal investments in our wastewater infrastructure.
Last Congress, House Democrats worked with the Biden administration to provide the largest investment in our Nation's crumbling infrastructure in over a generation.
Thank you for recognizing the historic clean water investment contained in the BIL.
Thank you very much for holding today's hearing to showcase the critical clean water investments made by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law known as the BIL.
I have a letter to insert into the record from the International Union of Operating Engineers.





