Senate Bills

Establishes a five-year HHS grant program to expand evidence-based school and community mental-health services for young people, prioritizing underserved, rural, and working-class areas while requiring privacy protections and outcome reporting.

The bill broadly calls for clear standards, transparent reporting, and accountable implementation to address democracy concerns, but provides no specific requirements, enforcement mechanisms, or responsible authorities.

The bill broadly calls for national addiction standards, transparent reporting, and accountable implementation, but provides no specific programs, funding, enforcement mechanisms, or measurable requirements.

Expands competitive grants for evidence-based addiction treatment, recovery support, overdose-reversal medication, fentanyl test strips, and public education, prioritizing rural and underserved communities while requiring outcome reporting and patient privacy.

The bill streamlines existing SBA loan applications and expands low-interest financing access for locally owned businesses and eligible faith-based enterprises, especially in rural and distressed communities. It also mandates transparent performance reporting while retaining existing legal protections.

The bill creates a competitive grant program using existing federal broadband funds to expand affordable service in underserved rural and tribal Arizona, while streamlining applications, permitting, and reporting. It prioritizes unserved areas, open-access projects, matching funds, tribal consultation, transparent mapping, and enforceable standards without waiving key protections.

Expands federal, state, and local cooperation to identify and transfer noncitizens accused or convicted of serious violent crimes, while funding border enforcement, detention, immigration courts, and removals. It also mandates public reporting, due process, and civil-rights safeguards.

Creates a voluntary pilot allowing eligible western states to cooperatively manage federal forests for sustainable timber, wildfire prevention, watershed protection, and rural development while retaining federal oversight and legal safeguards.

Establishes competitive federal grants and tax credits to convert underused commercial and surplus federal properties in coastal communities into resilient, energy-efficient affordable housing for essential workers, year-round residents, and moderate-income households.

Establishes a competitive HUD grant program for local governments to convert vacant commercial properties into affordable housing, prioritizing streamlined approvals, community coordination, infrastructure access, and affordability lasting at least 30 years.