I look forward to turning these ideas into action and getting federal dollars into communities quickly; ensuring that red tape doesn’t hold up investments in infrastructure; expanding clean energy; and empowering state, local, and tribal partners to help build a future-looking economy that works for working people.
Gabe Amo will work in the next Congress to get federal dollars into communities quickly.
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Evidence
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Rhode Island is receiving $1,057,919 in federal funds to help support the state’s suicide prevention efforts
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Senator Reed teamed up with Congressman Gabe Amo and Mayor Brett Smiley to deliver a $440,000 federal earmark
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announced $4,619,389 of federal funding awarded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to the University of Rhode Island
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the Trump Administration unfairly denied the state’s request and brazenly rejected appeals from Rhode Island
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announced $1,710,000 in federal Nonprofit Security Grant Program (NSGP) funding to protect Rhode Island nonprofits and religious institutions
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Secured over $20 million in federal funding for 15 community projects in the First Congressional District.
Assessments
The verified commitment promised action toward getting federal dollars into communities quickly. Verified evidence credits Amo materially: he teamed with Reed and Providence's mayor to deliver a $440,000 federal earmark, and his official report says he secured over $20 million in federal funding for 15 community projects in RI-01. These are concrete federal dollars reaching communities and are attributable to Amo, so the outcome is delivered.