S. 4949 · Everyday Citizen

Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents Changed · Jul 15

Sec. 1001. Definition of Secretary Since introduced

Sec. 1101. Notice to Congress on implementation of this division Since introduced

Sec. 1102. Corps of Engineers real estate guidance and outreach Since introduced

Sec. 1103. Contributions by non-Federal interests Since introduced

Sec. 1104. Congressional communications and reports to Congress Since introduced

Sec. 1105. Review process Since introduced

Sec. 1106. Continuing authority programs Since introduced

Sec. 1107. Capabilities Since introduced

Sec. 1108. Emergency stream bank and shoreline protection Since introduced

Sec. 1109. Limited process Since introduced

Sec. 1110. Inland Waterways Users Board Since introduced

Sec. 1111. Shoreline and riverine protection and restoration Since introduced

Sec. 1112. Crediting and reimbursement authority for federally authorized navigation projects Since introduced

Sec. 1113. Informed decisionmaking Since introduced

Sec. 1114. Support of Army civil works missions Since introduced

Sec. 1115. Procedures Since introduced

Sec. 1116. Coordination Since introduced

Sec. 1117. Dredging coordination Since introduced

Sec. 1118. Nonstructural flood and coastal storm risk management Since introduced

Sec. 1119. In-kind contributions review and technical assistance Since introduced

Sec. 1201. Authorization of proposed feasibility studies Since introduced

Sec. 1202. Expedited completion Changed · Jul 15

Sec. 1203. Expedited completion of other feasibility studies Since introduced

Sec. 1204. GAO studies Since introduced

Sec. 1205. Glacial lake outburst flooding, Juneau, Alaska Since introduced

Sec. 1206. Virginia Peninsula coastal storm risk management, Virginia Since introduced

Sec. 1207. National Academy of Sciences study on the Upper Rio Grande Basin Since introduced

Sec. 1208. Northern estuaries ecosystem restoration, Florida Since introduced

Sec. 1209. Briefings Since introduced

Sec. 1210. Buffalo Bayou and Tributaries Resiliency Study, Texas Since introduced

Sec. 1211. Honolulu Harbor, Hawaii Since introduced

Sec. 1212. Implementation of review of Corps of Engineers assets Since introduced

Sec. 1213. Sense of Congress on certain reports Since introduced

Sec. 1214. Charleston, South Carolina Since introduced

Sec. 1215. Briefing on deferred maintenance at recreational sites at Lake Sakakawea and along the Missouri River Since introduced

Sec. 1216. Sense of Congress on NAS Study Since introduced

Sec. 1217. Report on certain navigation projects Since introduced

Sec. 1218. Dredging vessels Since introduced

Sec. 1219. Report on Table Rock Lake, Missouri Since introduced

Sec. 1220. Maximization of beneficial use in dredged material management plans Since introduced

Sec. 1221. Corps of Engineers lease durations Since introduced

Sec. 1222. Report on Mobile Harbor, Alabama Since introduced

Sec. 1223. Wehrspann Lake, Nebraska Since introduced

Sec. 1224. Commercial navigation along Apalachicola, Chattahoochee, and Flint Rivers, Alabama Since introduced

Sec. 1225. Briefing on shoreline management plans and enhanced development Since introduced

Sec. 1226. Watershed and river basin assessments Since introduced

Sec. 1227. Imperial Streams Salton Sea, California Since introduced

Sec. 1228. Greater Providence, Rhode Island Since introduced

Sec. 1229. Briefing on status of certain activities on Missouri River Since introduced

Sec. 1230. Report on implementation of Executive Order pertaining to Alaska Since introduced

Sec. 1231. Non-Federal project implementation pilot program Since introduced

Sec. 1232. Oceanside, California Since introduced

Sec. 1233. Study on hydrokinetic energy Since introduced

Sec. 1234. Briefing on retention of recreation fees Since introduced

Sec. 1235. Expedited modification of existing feasibility studies Since introduced

Sec. 1236. Hoosic River, Massachusetts Since introduced

Sec. 1237. Assessments on certain projects in Arizona Since introduced

Sec. 1301. Environmental infrastructure Since introduced

Sec. 1302. West Tennessee Since introduced

Sec. 1303. Deauthorizations Since introduced

Sec. 1304. Conveyances Changed · Jul 15

Sec. 1305. Rehabilitation of Corps of Engineers constructed dams Since introduced

Sec. 1306. Rio Grande environmental management program, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas Since introduced

Sec. 1307. Lake Tahoe Basin Restoration, Nevada and California Since introduced

Sec. 1308. Mobile Harbor, Alabama Since introduced

Sec. 1309. Reauthorization of small water storage projects Since introduced

Sec. 1310. Lake Eufaula, Oklahoma Since introduced

Sec. 1311. Great Lakes fishery and ecosystem restoration Since introduced

Sec. 1312. South Charleston, West Virginia Since introduced

Sec. 1313. Anchorages Since introduced

Sec. 1314. Sense of Congress on flood risk, Farmington, New Hampshire Since introduced

Sec. 1315. Harmful algal bloom demonstration program Since introduced

Sec. 1316. Lower Willamette and Columbia Rivers, Washington and Oregon Since introduced

Sec. 1317. Upper St. Anthony Falls Lock and Dam, Minneapolis, Minnesota Since introduced

Sec. 1318. Port of Nome, Alaska Since introduced

Sec. 1319. Reauthorization of soil moisture and snowpack monitoring Since introduced

Sec. 1320. Federal assistance Since introduced

Sec. 1321. Dardanelle Lock and Dam, Arkansas Since introduced

Sec. 1322. Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio Since introduced

Sec. 1323. Sense of Congress relating to ice jam risk in Nebraska Since introduced

Sec. 1324. Rhode Island coastline, Rhode Island Since introduced

Sec. 1325. Puget Sound and adjacent waters restoration, Washington Since introduced

Sec. 1326. Duck, North Carolina Since introduced

Sec. 1327. Sense of Congress relating to water control management, Snake Creek embankment, North Dakota Since introduced

Sec. 1328. Western rural water Since introduced

Sec. 1329. Small projects for flood risk management, West Virginia Since introduced

Sec. 1330. Cooperative agreements, New Mexico Since introduced

Sec. 1331. Control of invasive species in South Dakota Since introduced

Sec. 1332. Land access in North Dakota Since introduced

Sec. 1333. Assateague Island, Maryland and Virginia Since introduced

Sec. 1334. Sense of Congress relating to Black River and Toledo Harbor, Ohio Since introduced

Sec. 1335. Implementation of section 202 program Since introduced

Sec. 1336. Debris removal, Providence River, Rhode Island Since introduced

Sec. 1337. Acequias irrigation systems Since introduced

Sec. 1338. Regulatory program funding for the Alaska District Since introduced

Sec. 1339. Projects of alternative or beneficially modified habitats for fish and wildlife Since introduced

Sec. 1340. Chattahoochee River program Since introduced

Sec. 1341. Pajaro River, Watsonville, California Since introduced

Sec. 1342. Southeastern Pennsylvania, Lower Delaware River Basin, and Upper Delaware River Basin Since introduced

Sec. 1343. Southern West Virginia Since introduced

Sec. 1344. Cumberland, Maryland Since introduced

Sec. 1345. Gulf Intracoastal Waterway Since introduced

Sec. 1346. Rend Lake, Illinois Since introduced

Sec. 1347. Northern West Virginia Since introduced

Sec. 1348. Contracts for water supply Since introduced

Sec. 1349. Brazos Island Harbor Channel Improvement Project, Texas Since introduced

Sec. 1350. Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, Louisiana Since introduced

Sec. 1351. Sense of Congress on McClellan–Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System Since introduced

Sec. 1352. Northeastern Minnesota Since introduced

Sec. 1353. Control of aquatic plant growths and invasive species Since introduced

Sec. 1354. Commercial fish landings in Alaska Since introduced

Sec. 1355. Rehabilitation of Corps of Engineers constructed pump stations Since introduced

Sec. 1356. Levee safety initiative Since introduced

Sec. 1357. Lower Blackstone River, Rhode Island Since introduced

Sec. 1358. Reauthorization of high hazard potential dam rehabilitation program Since introduced

Sec. 1359. Grand Prairie and Bayou Meto, Arkansas Since introduced

Sec. 1360. Wilson Lock Floating Guide Wall Changed · Jul 15

Sec. 1361. Sense of Congress on Platte River, Nebraska Since introduced

Sec. 1362. South Central Pennsylvania environmental restoration infrastructure and resource protection development pilot program Since introduced

Sec. 1363. Upper Guyandotte River Basin, West Virginia Since introduced

Sec. 1364. Burns Waterway Harbor, Indiana Since introduced

Sec. 1365. Westminster, East Garden Grove, California Since introduced

Sec. 1366. Impact of extreme weather events along the Tennessee River Since introduced

Sec. 1367. Columbia River Basin Since introduced

Sec. 1368. Sense of Congress relating to shallow draft and recreational harbor dredging in the Great Lakes region Since introduced

Sec. 1369. Williston Levee, North Dakota Since introduced

Sec. 1370. Freight movement, Mobile Bay, Alabama Since introduced

Sec. 1371. Terrestrial noxious weed control program Since introduced

Sec. 1372. St. Mary's River, Michigan Since introduced

Sec. 1373. Environmental dredging Since introduced

Sec. 1374. Coos Bay, Oregon Since introduced

Sec. 1375. National Dam Safety Program Act Since introduced

Sec. 1376. Willamette River Basin, Oregon Changed · Jul 15

Sec. 1401. Project authorizations Since introduced

Sec. 1402. Surf City and North Topsail Beach, North Carolina Since introduced

Sec. 2001. Definition of Administrator Since introduced

Sec. 2101. Technical assistance and grants for emergencies affecting public water systems Since introduced

Sec. 2102. Drinking Water State Revolving Loan Funds Since introduced

Sec. 2103. Assistance for small and disadvantaged communities Since introduced

Sec. 2104. Reducing lead in drinking water Since introduced

Sec. 2105. Operational sustainability of small public water systems Since introduced

Sec. 2106. Midsize and large drinking water system infrastructure resilience and sustainability program Since introduced

Sec. 2107. Voluntary school and child care program lead testing and reduction grant program Since introduced

Section 1464(d) of the Safe Drinking Water Act (42 U.S.C. 300j–24(d)) is amended—

(1) in paragraph (5), by striking 4 percent and inserting 15 percent; and

(2) by striking paragraph (8) and inserting the following:

Text this section adds to the law

(8) Authorization of appropriations. There is authorized to be appropriated to carry out this subsection $50,000,000 for each of fiscal years 2027 through 2030.

Sec. 2108. Indian Reservation Drinking Water Program Since introduced

Sec. 2109. Digital infrastructure technology grant program Since introduced

Sec. 2110. Point of use filtration system distribution pilot program Since introduced

Sec. 2201. Research investigations, training, and information Since introduced

Sec. 2202. Pilot program for alternative water source projects Since introduced

Sec. 2203. Sewer overflow and stormwater reuse municipal grants Since introduced

Sec. 2204. Grants for construction and refurbishing of individual household decentralized wastewater systems for individuals with low or moderate income Since introduced

Sec. 2205. Clean Water State Revolving funds Since introduced

Sec. 2206. Water sector workforce Since introduced

Sec. 2207. Grants to Alaska to improve sanitation in rural and Native villages Since introduced

Sec. 2208. Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act of 2014 Since introduced

Sec. 2209. Centers of Excellence for Stormwater Control Infrastructure Technologies Since introduced

Sec. 2210. Water Resources Research Act amendments Since introduced

Sec. 2211. Enhanced aquifer use and recharge Since introduced

Sec. 2301. Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Since introduced

Sec. 2302. Reauthorization of Long Island Sound Programs Since introduced

Sec. 2303. Columbia River Basin Restoration Since introduced

Sec. 2304. National Estuary Program Changed · Jul 15

Sec. 2305. Patrick Leahy Lake Champlain Basin Program Since introduced

Sec. 2306. Southeast New England program Since introduced

Sec. 2401. Water Intelligence, Security, and Cyber Threat Protection Since introduced

Sec. 2402. Combating plastic waste Since introduced

Sec. 2403. Nonpotable aquifer exemptions for Class VI wells Since introduced