What is the current status of S 4949?

S 4949 is currently: In Senate.

Who sponsored S 4949?

S 4949 was sponsored by Shelley Capito (R), Sen.

Improves U.S. Water Infrastructure

IntroducedJuly 13, 2026

In Senate29 days ago

Intro

Senate

House

Pres

Awaiting House vote

Water Resources Development

Why This Matters

This bill improves water infrastructure by funding projects for rivers and harbors, enhancing drinking water systems, and reducing lead contamination.

If you live in a small community, this bill helps secure funding to upgrade your drinking water systems and reduce lead exposure.

Who this affects

Small communities · Rural residents · Environmental groups · Water system operators

What changes is this bill making?

1This bill allocates funding for projects that enhance rivers, harbors, and water resources across the United States.
2It provides financial assistance for small and disadvantaged communities to improve their drinking water systems.
3The legislation includes measures to reduce lead in drinking water and improve sanitation in rural areas.
4It establishes programs for better stormwater management and flood risk reduction in various regions.
5The bill also supports studies on water resource management and ecosystem restoration efforts.

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Improves U.S. Water Infrastructure

IntroducedJuly 13, 2026

In Senate29 days ago

Intro

Senate

House

Pres

Awaiting House vote

Water Resources Development

Why This Matters

This bill improves water infrastructure by funding projects for rivers and harbors, enhancing drinking water systems, and reducing lead contamination.

If you live in a small community, this bill helps secure funding to upgrade your drinking water systems and reduce lead exposure.

Who this affects

Small communities · Rural residents · Environmental groups · Water system operators

What changes is this bill making?

1This bill allocates funding for projects that enhance rivers, harbors, and water resources across the United States.
2It provides financial assistance for small and disadvantaged communities to improve their drinking water systems.
3The legislation includes measures to reduce lead in drinking water and improve sanitation in rural areas.
4It establishes programs for better stormwater management and flood risk reduction in various regions.
5The bill also supports studies on water resource management and ecosystem restoration efforts.

Read full document