Community Project Funding

Community Funded Projects (CFPs) allow Members of Congress to provide greater input on how funding will be directed to specific state or local governments or eligible non-profit recipients. I fully support this tool as Congress has both the right and responsibility to provide input on funding decisions for worthwhile project proposals critical to the health, safety and economic well-being of the people of our districts.

Members of Congress are allowed to submit 15 Community Funded Project requests to the Appropriations Committee. There are no guarantees that these Community Funded Projects will all be funded, and the projects will be competitively evaluated by the Committee on Appropriations.

I believe that the people of our district are in the best position to identify those worthwhile projects that will enhance safety, create jobs and improve our quality of life. I look forward to working with communities to develop and support as many projects for our district through the Community Funded Project opportunities.

My current FY2023 Community Funded Project (CFP) Requests can be found below:

Please click here to read about these projects and click here to view the financial certification for these projects.

My past Community Funded Project (CFP) Requests:

Please click here to read about projects and also the financial certification for these projects here. These requests were accepted by the House Committee on Appropriations and signed into law by President Biden. Read about them here.