House Committee Reviews REPAIR Infrastructure Act to Reconnect Divided Neighborhoods With $3B Annually
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Referred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
Introduced in House
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The REPAIR Infrastructure Act would reauthorize the federal Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods pilot program and triple its funding to $15 billion. The bill aims to address the legacy of highways that destroyed neighborhoods while adding guardrails to prevent resident displacement.
This analysis argues that the REPAIR Infrastructure Act aligns with conservative principles of fiscal responsibility by correcting past infrastructure mistakes and strengthening existing assets rather than creating new liabilities. The bill authorizes $3 billion annually for community retrofits.
Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester and colleagues introduced the REPAIR Infrastructure Act to expand the Reconnecting Communities Program. The legislation would codify language ensuring projects promote economic development and increase access to daily destinations like jobs and healthcare.
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Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
REPAIR Infrastructure Act
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