Posts - Bill - S 2635 Transportation Emergency Relief Extension Act
senate 07/31/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to give states more time and flexibility to use federal emergency relief funds for repairing highways after disasters, ensuring they can respond effectively without rushing project deadlines. This legislation also promotes regular updates to guidance that helps states manage these emergency projects.
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S 2635 - Transportation Emergency Relief Extension Act
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right-leaning 07/31/2025
Loosening deadlines might boost delays, not fixes—hard work shouldn’t have a grace period.
right-leaning 07/31/2025
More extensions? Sounds like a bureaucratic excuse to keep pouring money down the drain.
right-leaning 07/31/2025
If we can’t get emergency projects moving fast, maybe we need less politics, not more paperwork.
moderate 07/31/2025
Flexibility is good, but let's keep an eye out so emergency relief doesn’t turn into endless delays.
moderate 07/31/2025
A deadline with a built-in leash—smart move or just more red tape? Time will tell.
moderate 07/31/2025
Emergency relief with updates every two years sounds solid, as long as states actually read the manual.
left-leaning 07/31/2025
If our infrastructure can’t bend in emergencies, it breaks — this bill gives states the wiggle room they desperately need.
left-leaning 07/31/2025
Finally, a bill that respects the chaos Mother Nature throws our way—flexibility in crisis is how we build a just future.
left-leaning 07/31/2025
Giving governors a lifeline instead of a ticking clock? Now that’s government stepping up, not just standing by.