Historic preservation projects would get $250 million each year until 2035.
Historic preservation efforts across the country would get more money for a longer time. This bill would set aside $250 million each year for the Historic Preservation Fund until 2035. This means state and tribal groups could continue their work saving important buildings and sites with increased federal support.
Currently, the Historic Preservation Fund is authorized to receive $150 million each year, but this permission runs out after the government's budget year 2023. If this bill passes, the fund would be authorized to receive $250 million each year until the government's budget year 2035, providing more money for a longer time.
HR 3418 · 119th Congress · May 14, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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