The Congressman also introduced the Public Safety UAS Readiness Act that would establish a $10 million per year grant program to support the creation and development of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) pilot training for fire departments, emergency medical service providers, and law enforcement agencies.
Establish a $10 million per year grant program to support UAS pilot training for fire departments, emergency medical service providers, and law enforcement agencies.
Occurrences
Evidence
The official House home page's Latest News section shows June 9, 2026 as the newest listed office action, and the page contains no UAS, drone, or pilot-training grant announcement in the June 18-20 lookback window.
The campaign priorities page discusses broad 'Innovation & Emerging Technology' themes and notes his EMT/firefighter background, but it does not mention a drone/UAS pilot-training grant program for fire departments, EMS providers, or law enforcement agencies.
Assessments
The available evidence does not show that Subramanyam established the requested $10 million annual UAS pilot-training grant program, nor that he materially advanced specific legislation or executive action to do so. The official office site shows no relevant announcement in the lookback window, and the campaign priorities page is too broad to substantiate this specific promise. Based on the record provided, this remains unfulfilled but not proven failed.