Doubling funding for historic preservation and cultural heritage sites.
This Act doubles the annual amount deposited into the Historic Preservation Fund to $300 million, ensuring more resources for the restoration and maintenance of historic sites, buildings, and cultural landmarks. The funding will be made available automatically each year, providing stable, long-term support for State and Tribal Historic Preservation Offices. This stability helps local communities plan and execute projects that boost tourism and preserve local heritage.
Key points
Funding doubled: The annual deposit into the Historic Preservation Fund increases from $150 million to $300 million.
Automatic availability: Funds will be available for expenditure annually without further appropriation, ensuring stable, long-term financing for preservation efforts.
Mandatory allocation: At least 40% of the funds must be allocated to State Historic Preservation Offices and at least 20% to Tribal Historic Preservation Offices.
Support for specific programs: The Act authorizes funding for grants focused on African American Civil Rights, Equal Rights, and revitalization grants for historic communities.
Status:
Expired
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