Build America 250 Act
H.R. 8870, the Building Unrivaled Infrastructure and Long-term Development for America’s 250th Act (BUILD America 250 Act)totals approximately $580 billion over five years in funding authorizations for federal surface transportation programs. This includes $475 billion in spending out of the Highway Trust Fund for highway, transit, and safety programs – a roughly 4% increase over the IIJA– along with additional authorizations for future General Fund appropriations for rail and some transit programs.
H.R. 8870, the Building Unrivaled Infrastructure and Long-term Development for America’s 250th Act (BUILD America 250 Act)totals approximately $580 billion over five years in funding authorizations for federal surface transportation programs. This includes $475 billion in spending out of the Highway Trust Fund for highway, transit, and safety programs – a roughly 4% increase over the IIJA– along with additional authorizations for future General Fund appropriations for rail and some transit programs.
Advocacy
Your Participation In Politics Matters!
Welcome to the ACEC Arizona Advocacy Action Center! Here, you will find powerful tools to help you actively engage in the political process. There are numerous effective ways to ensure that your voice is heard by politicians. It is crucial for every member and industry partner to actively participate so that we can significantly influence the policies and decisions that impact your business and the engineering industry. You are the industry’s most influential advocates.
Our members reap the rewards of our unwavering advocacy at the local, state, and federal government levels. We are fully prepared to combat any law, rule, or precedent that poses a threat to our industry. We maintain strong and reliable relationships with policymakers from all political affiliations. By collaborating with strategic allies, experts, and activists, we are dedicated to finding pragmatic solutions to the issues facing the construction industry. Our federal initiatives are fortified by the resources and expertise of ACEC, one of the most esteemed lobbying organizations in Washington, D.C.
