Senate Bills

The bill strengthens federal cleanup and monitoring of pollution affecting tribal lands and waterways while funding tribal water testing, ecosystem restoration, and community protection. It prioritizes threats to drinking water, public health, cultural resources, and treaty-protected uses.

Creates competitive federal grants to repair aging transportation and water infrastructure in distressed communities, with priority for safety and need, local hiring goals, public reporting, and repayment penalties for misuse.

Establishes competitive federal grants and cost-sharing to reduce wildfire risks, restore damaged forests, support rural jobs, protect watersheds, and sustain timber production through science-based management and environmental safeguards.

The bill directs the FDA and DEA to coordinate investigations of unlawful online ketamine sellers, pursue existing enforcement remedies, and notify relevant internet and payment services. It protects lawful treatment, telemedicine, and medical speech while requiring annual oversight reports.

Establishes voluntary federal-tribal agreements for habitat restoration, wildfire resilience, watershed protection, and native species recovery while preserving treaty rights, tribal sovereignty, local consultation, and existing water rights.

The bill expands retirement catch-up contributions for lower- and middle-income workers, supports voluntary phased retirement with continued benefits, and protects post-retirement-age employment income from reducing Social Security benefits. It also requires clearer benefit estimates and bars employers from forcing workers to delay retirement.

Authorizes $1.5 billion over five years to expand community mental-health, mobile crisis, telehealth, and suicide-prevention services in rural and underserved areas. Grants emphasize culturally grounded care, coordination with 988, and annual performance reporting.

Requires an in-person medical evaluation before a new outpatient ketamine prescription, while allowing later telemedicine prescribing and exceptions for facilities, emergencies, hospice, and palliative care. Violations would be enforced by the DEA under the Controlled Substances Act.

Requires federal contractors and senior executive officials to disclose ownership, financial interests, outside paid roles, and conflicts, with risk-based reviews and a public database. Conflicts must be mitigated while classified and personal information remains protected.

The bill expands federal grants to help public schools hire licensed mental-health counselors and provide secure telehealth services, prioritizing rural, low-income, and underserved districts while preserving district control and privacy safeguards.