Continue advocating for additional federal resources to help South King County projects reach completion.

I will continue working with our local partners to build on this funding and ensure these projects move forward... Rep. Smith will continue advocating for additional federal resources to help these projects reach completion and meet the needs of South King County residents.

Smith commits to keep working with local partners and to keep seeking additional federal resources for the listed South King County projects.

Rep. Adam Smith Secures Federal Funding for Transportation, Public Facilities, Workforce Training, and Public Safety Projects Across South King County | Congressman Adam Smith
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The official press-release index lists May 27, May 26, May 20, and April 25, 2026 items above the January 23, 2026 South King County Community Project Funding release.

Lookback review found no newer official press release in the May 6-June 4, 2026 window showing additional South King County project funding, reversal, or blockage; the latest official relevant item remains January 2026.

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Press Releases | Congressman Adam Smith
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Rep. Smith's office opened FY2027 Community Project Funding and appropriations requests, limiting priorities to requests with a direct presence or impact on Washington's 9th District.

Shows continued district funding-advocacy infrastructure for future federal resources, but not enacted funding by itself.

partial same_term A for effort

Community Project Funding & FY 2027 Appropriations | Congressman Adam Smith
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H.R.6938 became Public Law No. 119-74 on January 23, 2026, after passing the House 397-28 and the Senate 82-15.

Enacted the FY2026 appropriations vehicle containing several Smith-requested South King County and Seattle community project funding items listed in the Congressional Record.

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H.R.6938 - Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water Development; and Interior and Environment Appropriations Act, 2026 | Congress.gov
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The record lists $1,092,000 for City of Renton's Kennydale Lakeline project with requestor Smith (WA), and $1,092,000 for King County Water District 54 Water Treatment Modernization with requestor Smith (WA) and Cantwell.

Official earmark table ties Adam Smith to enacted FY2026 water infrastructure resources for South King County-area projects.

delivered same_term A for effort

Congressional Record, January 6, 2026 | GovInfo
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The record lists Smith (WA) requests including Purpose Dignity Action, $1,039,000; City of Seattle Post-Overdose Response Team, $1,031,000; WELD King County Jail reentry program, $1,031,000; and Congolese Integration Network STEM Education in South King County, $1,031,000.

Official congressional tables show Smith-requested FY2026 resources for public safety, reentry, overdose response, and South King County STEM projects.

delivered same_term A for effort

Congressional Record, Commerce, Justice, Science Community Project Funding | Congress.gov
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H.R.7148 became Public Law No. 119-75 on February 3, 2026; Congress.gov lists it as including Transportation and Housing and Urban Development appropriations for FY2026.

Enactment anchor for the FY2026 THUD package containing Smith-requested transportation and community development project funding.

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H.R.7148 - Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026 | Congress.gov
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The record lists Smith (WA) requests: Bellevue Grand Connection, $2,000,000; Airport Station Area Pedestrian Improvements, $250,000; Federal Way Day Center, $250,000; Midway Park, $850,000; Tukwila Community Center, $850,000; Green River College, $250,000; South King Fire, $850,000; Highline College, $1,200,000.

Official earmark table shows Smith secured or advanced multiple FY2026 transportation, public facility, workforce, fire-safety, and recreation project resources in South King County or WA-9 communities.

delivered same_term A for effort

Congressional Record, January 20, 2026 | GovInfo
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Senator Murray and Rep. Smith announced $79,691,986 in federal funding for King County Metro's RapidRide I Line expansion connecting Renton, Kent, and Auburn.

Official federal-office release documents a major South King County transit grant during Smith's current House service, contributing to the broader promise to bring federal resources to local projects.

delivered same_term A for effort

Senator Murray, Rep. Smith Announce Nearly $80 Million for RapidRide I Line Expansion Project in South King County
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