Extending and Increasing Funding for Historic Preservation Until 2033
This bill extends the authorization for the federal Historic Preservation Fund for ten years, until 2033. Crucially, it increases the authorized annual funding level from $150 million to $250 million. This means more federal money will be available for restoring local historic buildings, parks, and cultural sites in your community.
Key points
The Historic Preservation Fund (HPF) is reauthorized for another decade, ensuring stable financial support for historical projects.
The annual authorized budget increases by $100 million, providing greater resources for local conservation efforts and tourism.
Status:
Expired
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