Making appropriations for the Departments of Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development, and related agencies for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, and for other purposes.
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Summary
What This Bill Does
Appropriates funds for Department of Transportation and HUD for FY2025. Establishes transparency requirements and administrative provisions for fund usage.
Who Benefits and How
Transportation and housing programs receive funding. Federal transit employees benefit from transit pass program. Federal agencies receive operating funds.
Who Bears the Burden and How
Taxpayers fund appropriations. DOT must post Council on Credit and Finance meeting schedules. Agencies must follow reprogramming notification rules.
Key Provisions
- Appropriates THUD funds for FY2025
- Requires posting of credit council meeting schedules
- Authorizes transit benefit distribution through working capital fund
Evidence Chain:
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At a Glance
What This Bill Does
Makes appropriations for Transportation and HUD for fiscal year 2025
Who Benefits
- DOT
- HUD
- Federal employees
Who Bears Costs
- Taxpayers
Key Policy Areas
Appropriations, Transportation, Housing
Primary Purpose
Makes appropriations for Transportation and HUD for fiscal year 2025
Policy Domains
Legislative Strategy
"Annual appropriations for transportation and housing"
Sponsors
Legislative Progress
ReportedMr. Schatz, from the Committee on Appropriations, reported the following …
Stakeholder Effects
cui bono?How this legislation distributes effects. Mention counts reflect frequency, not effect magnitude.
Bureau of Transportation Statistics, DOT Administrative Working Capital Fund, DOT Working Capital Fund
Department of Housing and Urban Development, Department of Transportation, FAA, Federal agencies funded by this Act, HUD face effects in multiple directions
Positive-direction: Bureau of Transportation Statistics, DOT Administrative Working Capital Fund, DOT Working Capital Fund, DOT operating administrations, FAA regional office employees, FAA regional operations center employees, FHWA and FRA, FTA, Federal Railroad Administration, Federal employees using transit benefits, Federally recognized Indian Tribes, Federally recognized Tribes, HUD IT systems, HUD Office of Policy Development and Research, HUD government corporations, Indian Tribes receiving CDBG grants, Indian families seeking homeownership, Indian families with Section 184 loan modifications, Indian housing authorities, Inspectors General, Maritime Administration, Native Alaskan housing block grant recipients from FY2005, Tribal homeless assistance programs
Negative-direction: DOT senior executives, Executive Branch, FAA employees, Federal agencies, Federal agencies subject to IG oversight, Federal employees, HUD allotment holders, HUD employees under discipline, Office of Secretary of Transportation, Surface Transportation Board
Airport sponsors, Airports applying for contract tower program, Airports transferring equipment to FAA
Amtrak faces effects in multiple directions
Positive-direction: Airport sponsors, Airports applying for contract tower program, Amtrak employees, Amtrak long-distance routes, Aviation navigation product users, Domestic transit vehicle manufacturers, Essential Air Service carriers, Lessees of MARAD property, Livestock transporters, Motor carriers in apprenticeship pilot, Private aircraft owners and operators, Rail rate complaint filers, Teterboro Airport operators
Negative-direction: Amtrak employees earning overtime, Chinese state-owned transit manufacturers, Foreign air carriers from EU/Iceland/Norway
Affordable housing providers, Family self-sufficiency program administrators, Mainstream and family unification voucher administrators
Positive-direction: Affordable housing providers, Family self-sufficiency program administrators, Mainstream and family unification voucher administrators, Moving to Work public housing agencies, Multifamily housing project owners, Owners of at-risk multifamily properties, Public housing agencies, Public housing agencies under receivership, Public housing authorities with jobs-plus programs, Small multifamily property owners
Negative-direction: Private developers benefiting from eminent domain, Public housing agency executives, Section 8 multifamily property owners
Fund recipients handling motor vehicle records, HUD AFFH grantees, Kansas Department of Transportation
Positive-direction: HUD AFFH grantees, Kansas Department of Transportation, Local housing agencies, Metropolitan cities receiving CDBG, Prior grant award recipients, Rural and small states with bridge deficiencies, State housing finance agencies, State transportation departments
Negative-direction: Fund recipients handling motor vehicle records, State/local governments using eminent domain on mortgages
Affordable housing residents, Disabled housing program recipients, Individuals with DMV records
Positive-direction: Affordable housing residents, Disabled housing program recipients, Individuals with DMV records, Jobs-plus program participants, Property owners subject to eminent domain, Public housing residents exposed to lead, Public housing stakeholders, Rural communities with air service, Rural communities with passenger rail, Section 8 tenants, Section 8 tenants in foreclosed properties
Negative-direction: Young college students seeking housing assistance
Bus and bus facilities programs, Elderly and disabled transit programs, Midway Crossing project
Center for Advanced Aviation Systems Development, Contractors and grantees, DOT personal services contractors
Positive-direction: MAHRAA participating administrative entities, Section 8 contract administrators
Negative-direction: Center for Advanced Aviation Systems Development, Contractors and grantees, DOT personal services contractors
Entities convicted of Buy American violations, Federal grant recipients, HUD formula grant recipients with overpayments
Positive-direction: Federal grant recipients
Negative-direction: Entities convicted of Buy American violations, HUD formula grant recipients with overpayments, HUD grant applicants, Underperforming contractors
Bill Structure & Actor Mappings
Who is "The Secretary" in each section?
- "secretary"
- → Secretary of Transportation
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