The bill creates a competitive state grant program for bridges, municipal water systems, and industrial access roads, prioritizing safety, manufacturing, supply chains, and job creation. Municipal matching contributions, transparent criteria, and annual public reports are required.

Creates a two-year, $180 million capped state fund competitively matching local spending on drainage, detention, and voluntary property buyouts in repeatedly flooded ZIP codes. Projects require at least a 50% local share, public scoring, limited overhead, and legislative reauthorization to continue.

This bill would authorize a massive energy and infrastructure project near Richmond, Indiana, including underground utility relocation, a new reservoir, an underwater dual-reactor nuclear facility, and upgrades for five nearby fire departments. It promises resilience and power reliability, but would likely raise major questions about cost, land use, environmental risk, and the unusual underwater reactor concept.

This bill lets Florida local governments create special districts to help fund pro football stadium projects and nearby improvements, but only if private sources cover most costs and no new statewide general tax is used. It also requires at least 35% of contracts to go to Florida small businesses, adds local hiring and apprenticeship programs, mandates annual transparency reports, and allows public support to be cut back or recovered if promises are not met.

Virginia would finance a new Level 2 stadium for the Washington Senators in Fairfax County’s Lorton area, with average ticket prices capped at $150 for two seasons. The project also ties the stadium site to a Metro extension and a transit-oriented development plan.

This bill requires Florida state and local law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration authorities when people unlawfully present in the U.S. are charged with or convicted of serious crimes, bars local limits on that cooperation, adds penalty enhancements for certain felony convictions, and mandates annual compliance reporting. It frames implementation around public safety, due process, and uniform statewide enforcement.