Permanently set aside 20 percent of the Clean Water State Revolving Fund for environmentally friendly water infrastructure projects.

The bill will permanently set aside 20 percent of the Clean Water State Revolving Fund for environmentally friendly water infrastructure projects.

Williams introduced the WISE Act to permanently reserve a share of the federal clean water fund for environmentally friendly infrastructure projects.

Congresswoman Nikema Williams Introduces the WISE Act to Permanently Fund Clean Water Projects
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I’m committed to investing in modern, resilient infrastructure and ensuring safe, affordable water so everyone can live healthy, thriving lives—no matter their ZIP code or bank account.

Williams pledged to keep working for modern infrastructure and affordable safe water access.

Congresswoman Nikema Williams Introduces the WISE Act to Permanently Fund Clean Water Projects
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EPA’s FY 2026 allotment memo says the 2026 Appropriations Act still uses a mandatory 10% Clean Water Act additional-subsidy structure for CWSRF base funding, and states there are no changes in additional subsidy authorities from FY 2025 to FY 2026.

Current federal CWSRF funding remains an annual appropriations structure with a 10% mandatory subsidy, not a permanent 20% set-aside.

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Fiscal Year 2026 Allotments for the State Revolving Fund Provisions of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and Base Program Funding
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Congress.gov shows Rep. Nikema Williams’s WISE Act was introduced in the House on April 26, 2023, referred to subcommittee on April 27, 2023, and its status remains Introduced.

Williams introduced the bill matching the claim, but it did not advance beyond introduction in the 118th Congress.

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H.R.2921 - WISE Act
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