Garamendi.House Rep. Garamendi Advances Infrastructure Funding in BUILD America 250 Act
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- •The BUILD America 250 Act allocates $580 billion for infrastructure improvements.
- •Key provisions include extended deadlines for emergency relief funding.
- •The act aims to enhance safety and accessibility in California's transportation systems.
On May 22, 2026, Congressman John Garamendi announced significant infrastructure funding for California through the BUILD America 250 Act (H.R.8870). This bipartisan five-year bill allocates $580 billion for roads, bridges, transit, rail, and highway safety programs. Key provisions include extensions for emergency relief funding deadlines and expedited federal permitting processes. The act aims to enhance safety and accessibility in transportation, addressing aging infrastructure. Garamendi expressed pride in securing these provisions despite some amendments not being included. The act builds on the previous Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which is set to expire soon.
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Announcement of BUILD America 250 Act funding
Congressman Garamendi announced critical infrastructure funding for California through the BUILD America 250 Act, totaling $580 billion over five years.
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