I am also proud that this bill gives the Arkansas National Guard a path to compete for critical infrastructure funding, including a new hangar and medical building our Guard members need.
Will support investments that provide the Arkansas National Guard a path to compete for funding for a new hangar and medical building.
Occurrences
The second supports the National Guard Marksmanship Training Center at Camp Robinson in North Little Rock, which provides world-class marksmanship training for National Guard members from across the country.
Evidence
The site’s latest news entry says Hill voted for H.R. 8469 and that the bill passed the House; the accompanying release says the bill gives the Arkansas National Guard a path to compete for funding for a new hangar and medical building.
GovInfo lists H.R. 8469 as engrossed in the House with a last action date of May 15, 2026.
Assessments
Hill publicly supported and voted for H.R. 8469, and the House-passed bill included the Arkansas National Guard funding pathway he described. That shows concrete campaign-trail action toward the promise. But the evidence only shows House passage, not enacted funding or a completed project, so the underlying outcome was not fully delivered.