House Transportation Committee unanimously approves a bipartisan water infrastructure bill addressing ports, harbors, flood control, navigation, and Corps reforms.
Quiver AI Summary
Committee approves WRDA 2026: The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee unanimously approved H.R. 9497, the Water Resources Development Act of 2026, a bipartisan bill focused on ports, harbors, inland waterways, flood and storm risk management, and other water infrastructure.
What the bill would do: The release says the measure authorizes 133 feasibility studies and 14 construction-ready projects, while also making policy changes aimed at speeding project delivery, increasing technical assistance, and strengthening partnerships with non-federal stakeholders and the Army Corps of Engineers.
Leaders’ comments: Chairman Sam Graves and Ranking Member Rick Larsen said the bill supports economic growth, resilience, and local priorities. The release also says it includes provisions related to navigation, flood and coastal storm risk management, and dam safety program reauthorization.
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