The legislation includes nearly $3.2 million secured by Congressman Horsford for community-driven transportation projects benefiting communities across Nevada’s Fourth Congressional District, part of more than $10.2 million in total funding delivered for local priorities.
Deliver federal funding for community-driven transportation infrastructure projects across Nevada's 4th Congressional District.
Occurrences
today announced nearly $7 million in federal funding for projects across Nevada’s 4th Congressional District that he secured in the Commerce, Justice, Science; Energy and Water Development; and Interior and Environment Appropriations Act, 2026.
Evidence
The release says Horsford voted for the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2026 and that the legislation includes nearly $3.2 million he secured for community-driven transportation projects across Nevada's 4th District, including airport rescue/firefighting modernization, SR 596/Jones Boulevard preservation, Bonanza Road mobility upgrades, US 6 Tonopah reconstruction, RTC transit shelters, North Las Vegas school-zone safety, and Clark County LED safety lighting.
Horsford's FY26 submissions list local requesting entities and transportation-related requests, including Clark County Department of Aviation's ARFF Station at LAS, NDOT's US 6 Tonopah Downtown Rehabilitation, NDOT's SR 596 Jones Boulevard Preservation, City of Las Vegas Vision Zero School Zone Safety Improvements, RTC Dual Direction Bus Shelters, and Revitalizing Bonanza Road for Safer Mobility.
The FY25 submissions included transportation infrastructure requests such as Rancho Drive Complete Streets, RTC Climate Adaptive Bus Shelters, NDOT US 6 Tonopah Downtown Rehabilitation, and City of Las Vegas Vision Zero Program Implementation, with requested amounts and project descriptions for multimodal, transit, road safety, and complete-streets work in the district.
Assessments
The evidence directly matches the promise: Horsford, as the sitting federal representative for Nevada's 4th District, is credited with securing nearly $3.2 million in enacted FY2026 appropriations for multiple community-driven transportation and safety infrastructure projects across NV-04. The listed funded projects align with prior community project submissions from local public entities, showing both material advancement and final federal funding delivery during the same congressional term. Because the outcome was enacted while he remained in office, full delivery with same_term timing is appropriate.