H.R. 2298, known as the “Reducing Barriers for Broadband on Federal Lands Act of 2025,” aims to simplify the process for certain broadband projects by exempting them from environmental and historical preservation reviews. Specifically, broadband projects on federal...
The bill wants to make it easier to put internet lines and towers on federal lands by skipping some complicated checks for nature and history protection. It makes sure projects on highways aren't included.
The Proportional Reviews for Broadband Deployment Act (H.R. 2289) aims to simplify the process for approving certain wireless infrastructure projects. It proposes changes to the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012 by ensuring that eligible facilities requests...
The Proportional Reviews for Broadband Deployment Act wants to make it faster and easier for certain wireless projects, like cellphone towers, to get approved by not making them go through long and detailed environmental or historical checks before they start.
H. R. 837 requires the Secretary of Agriculture to transfer the Pleasant Valley Ranger District Administrative Site to Gila County, Arizona. The bill specifies that this transfer includes approximately 232.9 acres of National Forest land and must be requested by the County...
Imagine the United States giving a special piece of forest land to a place called Gila County in Arizona so they can use it to help people who were in the military. If the county doesn't use the land as promised, it might go back to the United States.
H.R. 1655, known as the "Wildfire Communications Resiliency Act," aims to simplify the process of rebuilding or fortifying communications facilities after a major disaster or wildfire emergency in the U.S. It exempts these projects from undergoing certain environmental and historical...
H.R. 1655 is like a rule that lets people fix or strengthen phone and internet towers after big fires or disasters without having to do long environmental checks. This helps them do it faster to keep everyone connected during emergencies.
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