Washington, DC – Today, U.S. Representative Young Kim (CA-40) voted in support of H.R. 4821, the Department of the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act of 2024.
This bill passed the House and takes meaningful steps to rein in government spending, while supporting key environmental priorities, including increasing funding for U.S. Forest Service and Wildland Fire Management that will protect the people of California’s 40th District.
Rep. Kim also secured resources in H.R. 4821 for vital projects in California’s 40th District, including:
- $1 million for the East Orange County Water District’s Advanced Metering Infrastructure Project;
- $1 million for the Santa Margarita Water District’s Mission Viejo Brine Line Construction project;
- $1.75 million for the Orange County Water District’s PFAS Treatment Plants Project;
- $750,000 for Serrano Water District’s Smith Pump Station Upgrade project; and,
- Bill language directing U.S. Forest Service to address deferred trail maintenance issues.
“I will always fight for my community and work to bring common sense in Congress. This appropriations bill helps get us back on the right track by reducing billions in government spending while also directly supporting key local projects that are vital to the public health and safety of my constituents and helping our first responders fight wildfires,” said Rep. Kim. “I’ll keep fighting to get these projects across the finish line.”
