Horsford Requests Over $60 Million for Nevada’s Growth and Safety
WASHINGTON – Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) submitted a request for over $60 million to bolster Nevada’s infrastructure and community services as part of the annual Community Project Funding (CPF) process. These investments would improve public safety, educational resources, and environmental sustainability in communities across Nevada’s Fourth Congressional District.
“Each of these projects is about making real improvements in the lives of Nevadans,” said Congressman Horsford. “I’m seeking to assist in tackling everything from public safetyand library services to road safety and water conservation. We’ll ensure that our infrastructure meets the needs of Nevadans today and in the future.”
Congressman Horsford is championing 15 projects to benefit his constituents. These include:
- Historic Westside Library Project: $9,500,000
- Rancho Drive Complete Streets: $2,000,000
- Climate Adaptive Bus Shelters: $2,560,000
- Tonopah Downtown Rehabilitation: $2,000,000
- Vision Zero Program Implementation: $3,000,000
- LVMPD Air Support Section Equipment: $1,037,000
- North Las Vegas Library Expansion: $3,212,000
- Nye County Security Enhancements: $3,212,000
- Nevada State Police VR Training: $360,000
- Moapa Valley Sewer Infrastructure: $4,000,000
- Moapa Valley Water Transmission Line: $9,520,000
- Virgin Valley Water District Line Replacement: $6,760,000
- Clark County Joint Communications Center: $1,500,000
- Losee Wash Diversion Project: $11,494,142
- Lyon County Mobile Outreach Safety Vehicle: $90,000
Community Project Funding (CPF) is a process through which federal funds are allocated to projects that serve the public good and meet specific community needs. The process involves the submission of comprehensive proposals which are reviewed for the project’s potential impact and urgency. Congressman Horsford’s requests seek to address many of the most pressing issues facing his constituents to provide federal support for Nevada’s sustainable and equitable development.