A House committee passed its Water Resources Development Act legislation unanimously on Wednesday.
WASHINGTON — A House panel moved forward Wednesday with a bill that would call for certain tax dollars be spent on port and harbor projects in future years.
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee unanimously approved its Water Resources Development Act, or WRDA, legislation that would set policy for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, an agency involved in public works like dams, locks and harbors.
Committee Chairman Bill Shuster, a Pennsylvania Republican, said the bill could hit the House floor in early June.
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By Bill Lucia,
Senior Reporter
MAY 23, 2018