I will fight to bring federal cleanup, infrastructure funding home each and every day.
Fight to bring federal cleanup and infrastructure funding home to Northwest Georgia every day.
Occurrences
“Since taking office, I've worked closely with municipalities across Georgia's 14th District to support efforts to revitalize our communities and promote economic growth,” said U.S. Representative (GA-14) Clay Fuller. “I am thrilled to join EPA and our local leaders in announcing $6 million in federal brownfields funding that will help clean up contaminated properties, prepare for redevelopment, and return them to productive use for the communities they serve. I will fight to bring federal cleanup, infrastructure funding home each and every day.”
Evidence
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Congressman Fuller Joins EPA in Announcing $6 Million in Federal Brownfield Funding in Northwest Georgia October 1, 2026 Press Release WASHINGTON, D.C. — This week, Congressman Fuller joined the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and local community leaders in announcing a $6 million federal investment through brownfield funding across Northwest Georgia.
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This investment includes $4 million to City of Chickamauga to clean up the former Crystal Springs Print Works site, $1.5 million to Northwest Georgia Regional Commission to assess properties for potential redevelopment, and $500,000 to Rome-Floyd County Development Authority to expand the inventory of brownfield sites and assess prospective properties.
Assessments
The verified commitment was to fight to bring federal cleanup and infrastructure funding home. Verified evidence shows $6 million in Brownfields funding was awarded to Northwest Georgia recipients during Fuller's same term, which matches the type of outcome promised. However, the verified passage does not document that Fuller wrote, sponsored, secured, or materially advanced the awards. Because delivery or partial credit requires documented candidate contribution, attribution remains unknown rather than material.