Governor Burgum fully supports the renewal of the Great American Outdoors Act
The Great American Outdoors Act, a significant piece of legislation that plays a crucial role in the management and maintenance of national parks, is set to expire this month. However, this sunset does not mean a halt in the ongoing projects or the Legacy Restoration Fund's ability to provide funding for certain projects.
The Legacy Restoration Fund, as part of the Great American Outdoors Act, aims to reduce the deferred maintenance backlog in the country's national parks. This fund, it seems, will continue its role uninterrupted, as its role is unaffected by the sunset of the Act.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, in a recent address at the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable's Outdoor Recreation Technology and Innovation Summit, expressed his support for the reauthorization of the Great American Outdoors Act. He did not, however, discuss the sunset of the Act during his speech.
The reauthorization of the Great American Outdoors Act is being considered by Congress. The request for its reauthorization was led by Congressman Bruce Westerman, Chair of the House Natural Resources Committee, and was supported by the committee and subcommittee on federal lands.
It is expected that if renewed, the Great American Outdoors Act would fund the Legacy Restoration Fund, ensuring the continued reduction of the deferred maintenance backlog in national parks.
The sunset of the Great American Outdoors Act does not affect the management and maintenance of national parks. Some projects funded by the Act will be able to continue despite the law's sunset. The specific projects that can continue are not specified at this time.
The renewal of the Great American Outdoors Act is seen as a promising sign by congressional proponents. Its renewal before America's 250th birthday next year is expected, although not confirmed.
In conclusion, while the Great American Outdoors Act is set to expire this month, its sunset does not mean a halt in the ongoing projects or the Legacy Restoration Fund's ability to provide funding for certain projects. The reauthorization of the Act is being considered by Congress, and it is expected that if renewed, the Act would fund the Legacy Restoration Fund, ensuring the continued reduction of the deferred maintenance backlog in national parks.
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