Some Well Needed Federal Support

San Mateo, CA – Local community projects will receive a boost of federal support as U.S. Rep. Kevin Mullin secured $12,976,031 in Community Project Funding for California’s 15th District as part of the first package of long-awaited, bipartisan 2024 spending bills. This funding responds directly to some of the most pressing needs in the community including transportation improvements, increasing affordable child care spaces, expanding recreational opportunities across the district, and addressing storm water infrastructure. The House and Senate will consider the bills this week ahead of the March 8 funding deadline before they are sent to the President to be signed into law.

“Delivering for my district is my primary goal as a member of Congress and I am incredibly pleased to announce that this first round of bipartisan government funding bills includes $12,976,031 for 14 community projects across California’s 15th District,” Rep. Mullin said. “These investments will make a real difference in the lives of many residents in our community and will help grow our economy. I am proud to have fought for funding that invests in critical infrastructure, parks, and early childhood learning opportunities that will provide widespread benefits across the entire district.”

Peninsula Family Service: Middlefield Junction Early Learning Center – $1,000,000

Peninsula Family Service will receive funding to construct a brand-new center-based early learning facility in North Fair Oaks, Redwood City that will provide 36 new spaces for infants and toddlers. The Middlefield Junction Early Learning Center (ELC) will be co-located with a new affordable housing development.

For full list of community projects read the press release

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