we understand that the subcommittee is working under considerable budget pressures. But given the importance of this project to our respective States, we would ask that you make a concerted effort in conference to provide funding to keep this office moving forward. We are seeking an appropriation of $975,000 to cover the LISO's operating expenses and to expand its efforts to provide grants to State and local partnerships involved in the cleanup. But at a minimum, we would request that the conferees maintain support for the office at the current level of $650,000. We thank the chairman and the subcommittee's ranking member, Senator Mikulski, for consideration of this matter.
Editor's note · Context
Requesting funding for the LISO's operating expenses and grants during a budget discussion.
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