For our New Jersey communities, I am committed to securing funding for flood mitigation...
Secure funding for flood mitigation in New Jersey communities.
Occurrences
Evidence
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The office says Congresswoman LaMonica McIver secured over $10.7 million through federal Community Project Funding as part of the Fiscal Year 2026 appropriations process, and that this funding has been enacted through the FY26 appropriations bills. The listed projects include infrastructure-related items such as drinking water main relocation, water and sewer main replacement, and pump station improvements, but the release does not identify a flood-mitigation earmark or specific flood-control award.
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McIver states that, for New Jersey communities, she is committed to securing funding for flood mitigation, enhancing environmental justice efforts, and ensuring the hardest hit communities are prepared and have the resources they need.
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FY 2026 funding will support efforts focused on: Coastal resilience: Advancing strategies and solutions that help communities prepare for and respond to coastal hazards and changing conditions.
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shall be for the construction of drinking water, wastewater, and storm water infrastructure and for water quality protection
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Mrs. McIver (for herself and Mrs. McBath) introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
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Greenways are integral green infrastructure for our communities. They connect neighborhoods, offer much-needed open space, and reduce flooding.
Assessments
McIver’s office reports that she secured over $10.7 million in enacted FY2026 Community Project Funding for NJ-10, including water and infrastructure projects such as water/sewer main replacement and pump station improvements. That shows meaningful same-term appropriations activity related to community infrastructure resilience, but the evidence does not identify a specific flood-mitigation earmark, flood-control project, or dedicated flood mitigation award. The campaign promise is therefore only partially fulfilled rather than fully delivered.