I have requested the following Appropriations earmarks:
Request FY27 appropriations earmarks for the listed Alabama projects.
Occurrences
Anniston Army Depot Access Control Point $53,000,000.00
Jacksonville State University Center for Manufacturing Support Facility $17,500,000.00
Jacksonville State University Advanced Additive Manufacturing $1,950,000.00
Auburn University Biomanufacturing Hub $8,500,000.00
Auburn University Space Innovation Workforce Development Center $14,000,000.00
Chambers County Rural Health Project $2,500,000.00
Rainbow City Road Widening $8,306,782.00
East Alabama Medical Center Cancer Center Expansion $8,000,000.00
Coosa River Bridge Rehabilitation $6,000,000.00
City of Auburn Real Time Crime Center $1,500,000.00
Anniston Water Tower $6,209,500.00
Southside Police Station $3,300,000.00
Cedar Bluff Wastewater Project $2,933,160.00
Highway 411 Bypass $4,604,662.00
Talladega Law Enforcement Upgrades $1,970,555.00
Coosa Valley Medical Center Upgrades $2,750,000.00
Rep. Rogers announces Earmark Requests for FY27
Evidence
The page states, "I have requested the following Appropriations earmarks:" and then lists Alabama projects including Anniston Army Depot Access Control Point, Jacksonville State University Center for Manufacturing Support Facility, Auburn University Biomanufacturing Hub, Auburn University Space Innovation Workforce Development Center, Chambers County Rural Health Project, Rainbow City Road Widening, East Alabama Medical Center Cancer Center Expansion, Coosa River Bridge Rehabilitation, City of Auburn Real Time Crime Center, Anniston Water Tower, Southside Police Station, Cedar Bluff Wastewater Project, Highway 411 Bypass, Talladega Law Enforcement Upgrades, Coosa Valley Medical Center Upgrades, Interstate 20 Exchange Exit, Clay County Hospital Imaging Equipment, City of Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Plant, and Sanitary Sewer System Improvements HWY 280.
The committee says that beginning on February 25, 2026, the electronic portal opened so Members could submit programmatic, language, and Community Project Funding requests for Fiscal Year 2027, and that Members must post CPF requests to their websites to comply with House rules.
The House Appropriations Committee says it opened its electronic portal beginning on February 25th for Members to submit programmatic, language, and Community Project Funding requests, and that Members must post CPF requests to their websites by the relevant deadlines to comply with House rules.
Rogers's official House page says he requested FY27 appropriations earmarks and lists Alabama projects including Anniston Army Depot Access Control Point, JSU manufacturing facilities, Auburn University projects, Chambers County Rural Health, Rainbow City road widening, East Alabama Medical Center, Coosa River bridge rehabilitation, Auburn Real Time Crime Center, Anniston Water Tower, Southside Police Station, Cedar Bluff wastewater, Highway 411 Bypass, Talladega law enforcement upgrades, Coosa Valley Medical Center, Oxford/I-20 Exchange Exit, Clay County Hospital imaging, Lincoln wastewater, and Lee County sewer improvements.
The House Appropriations Committee opened its electronic portal on February 25 for Members to submit programmatic, language, and Community Project Funding requests, and said CPF requests fund specific community projects. The guidance also required Members to post CPF requests on their websites by subcommittee deadlines to comply with House rules.
The committee's FY27 Community Project Funding page says Members are required to post every CPF request online and provides tables for projects included in the FY2027 House bills, including final tables for Agriculture, Commerce-Justice-Science, Interior-Environment, Labor-HHS-Education, Military Construction-VA, and Transportation-HUD.
The official final CPF table lists Rogers (AL) as House requester for Alabama projects including Highway 411 Bypass Realignment ($1,000,000), Oxford Exchange Exit Widening ($1,000,000), Coosa River Memorial Bridge Repair Project ($2,000,000), City of Southside Police Department ($1,699,000), Steele Station Lumley Road Industrial Widening Project ($2,000,000), Auburn University Biomanufacturing Hub ($4,000,000), Auburn University Space Innovation and Workforce Development Center ($5,000,000), and JSU Center for Manufacturing Support-Facility Construction ($6,000,000).
The official Interior and Environment CPF table lists Rogers (AL) as requester for AL City of Anniston for Elevated Water Storage Tank Project ($1,000,000), City of Cedar Bluff for Wastewater Infrastructure Improvement Project ($700,000), City of Lincoln for Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion and Improvements ($700,000), and Lee County for Sanitary Sewer System Improvements ($1,000,000).
The Military Construction-VA report's earmark disclosure table lists an Army project in Alabama: Access Control Point (INC), location Anniston Army Depot, House Amount $53,000,000, House Requestor Rogers (AL). The report also states the Army recommendation includes $53,000,000 for Anniston Army Depot Access Control Point.
Assessments
The promise was to request FY27 appropriations earmarks for the listed Alabama projects. Rogers's official House page documents that he requested the FY27 earmarks, and House Appropriations materials list multiple Rogers-requested Alabama projects in FY27 CPF tables and reports. This fulfills the requested action, not merely an attempt. Because the relevant FY27 requests occurred in 2026, well after the 2017-2019 House term following the 2016 campaign, the timing is later_term under the campaign context.
Mike Rogers publicly posted a FY27 earmark request page (dated 2026-04-09) listing the cited Alabama projects, and this posting aligns with House Appropriations guidance opening FY27 member submissions and requiring public posting. Posting the official requests constitutes fulfillment of the promise to request FY27 appropriations earmarks for the listed projects.
The promise was specifically to request FY27 appropriations earmarks for the listed Alabama projects, not necessarily to secure final enacted funding. Evidence shows Rogers publicly posted a FY27 earmark request page stating he requested the listed projects, during the official FY27 House appropriations request window and while serving in the same federal House term. That satisfies the promised action directly.