The page lists FY2026 requests submitted by Congressman Troy Downing, including Billings airport stormwater, Canyon Creek flume, Castle Rock Road paving, Mary Taylor canal/hydropower, and Great Falls AgriTech Park roadway projects.
Downing formally submitted multiple Montana infrastructure funding requests during his House term.
The committee table includes Downing-requested Montana projects: Billings Logan airport stormwater ($1,500,000), Mary Taylor canal/hydropower ($4,000,000), Great Falls AgriTech roadway ($788,000), and Castle Rock Road paving ($3,000,000).
Official Appropriations materials show several of Downing's FY2026 infrastructure requests were included in House appropriations project tables.
The House Appropriations FY2027 page lists projects included in House bills and links final tables for Agriculture, CJS, Energy and Water, Interior, Labor-HHS, MilCon-VA, and THUD.
Provides official committee context that Community Project Funding requests are tracked through House appropriations bills, with final tables posted by subcommittee.
The final CPF table lists Downing-requested Montana projects: Columbus Fire Rescue Station Renovations ($2,000,000), McCone County Courthouse Security System ($45,000), and Stillwater County Law Enforcement and Emergency Operations Center ($800,000).
Official committee table shows Downing secured House-bill inclusion for rural Montana facility and emergency-response infrastructure projects.
Downing's vote page records a Yea vote on passage of H.R.8646, the Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agency Appropriations Act, 2027.
Downing voted for the appropriations bill that his office said carried Montana community project funding.
Downing announced House passage of Community Project Funding for three Montana public safety and emergency response projects in the FY2027 Agriculture Appropriations Bill and said he would work to get them signed into law.
Shows concrete advancement in the House, but not final enactment as of the cited announcement.
Congress.gov lists Rep. Troy Downing as sponsor of H.R.7250, introduced January 27, 2026; the bill would replace 2026 with 2028 in Fort Peck rural water system authorization.
Downing introduced legislation to extend authorization for a northeastern Montana water infrastructure project.
Downing's office said H.R.7250 passed the House Natural Resources Committee and would allow critical water infrastructure construction to continue across northeastern Montana.
Shows the Fort Peck water infrastructure bill advanced beyond introduction, though this source does not show final enactment.