House of Representatives

Bill S 29 requires post-mortem reporting of Lyme and tick-borne diseases, enhancing public health data to improve monitoring and response to these infections.

HR 4379 ensures ROTC students medically disqualified can receive reimbursement for educational expenses, easing financial burdens during eligibility uncertainty.

Designates the Maine Forest and Logging Museum as the National Museum of Forestry and Logging History in all federal references; establishes branding only, no funding or control.

The FIREWALL Act seeks liability protections to unlock funding for resilience and weatherization programs, boosting energy efficiency for homes and public buildings.

The Defend Our Coast Act boosts funding for coastal resilience projects, protecting communities and ecosystems from climate change and pollution impacts.

The Pilot Certificate Accessibility Act streamlines pilot certification, making it easier for aspiring pilots, especially women and minorities, to enter the aviation field.

HR 2408 boosts federal support for communities facing harmful algal blooms, funding research, grants for local governments, and public health safeguards to improve water quality.

The Protecting Options for Seniors Act of 2025 expands healthcare choices for seniors, enhancing access to services and promoting independence and well-being for those 65 and older.

The New York City Arts Space Act ensures affordable venues for artists and cultural organizations, boosting local arts and preserving the city's diverse cultural heritage.

Bill S 1831 allows certain police officers to travel free on Metro-North and NYC Transit, enhancing public safety and enabling quicker responses to incidents.