Government Efficiency Act: Stable Funding for Local Federal Coordination and Workforce.
This law formalizes and ensures stable funding for Federal Executive Boards (FEBs) operating outside the Washington, D.C. area. The goal is to improve coordination among local federal offices, leading to smoother citizen services and better emergency response. FEBs will also actively support recruitment, training, and internships, strengthening local job markets and federal employee skills.
Key points
Establishes a mandatory, stable funding mechanism (minimum $15 million annually) for local Federal Executive Boards (FEBs).
Aims to improve the citizen experience by enhancing coordination and communication among all federal agencies in a given geographic area.
Focuses on developing the federal workforce outside D.C. through interagency recruitment, apprenticeships, and addressing critical skills gaps.
Status:
Expired
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