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On the recordJune 30, 2021
First, let me thank Chairman DeFazio, Chairwoman Norton, and Chairman Payne for their leadership. This bill will get our infrastructure working again; fund new, transformative projects; and create good-paying American jobs. We need 21st century infrastructure that meets the challenges facing the Nation, and that is exactly what the INVEST in America Act will do: With investments in our communities, including more than $6.2 billion to Maryland's highway and transit systems; With an emphasis on equity, including $3 billion to reconnect neighborhoods, particularly communities of color separated from local economic opportunities and divided by decades of bad infrastructure policy; And with a modern approach to growth and development, including $134 million to promote Transit Oriented Development needed to create thriving and inclusive communities around our transit hubs, and promote safe multimodal transits in communities like New Carrollton in my district. Mr. Speaker, this is a historic investment in America, and I urge its adoption.
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Sherrod Brown
Democratic · Ohio
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Jun 30, 2021

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