Last week President Donald Trump released the full details of his FY20 budget request, proposing drastic reductions in domestic discretionary spending—including cuts to key preservation programs that impact every state and congressional district in the country. These cuts would stand in sharp...
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is pleased to release “ The Preservation Budget: Select Preservation Priorities for FY 2020 Appropriations .” This new report is designed to assist congressional staff and our preservation partners in appreciating—and advocating for—key federal...
The National Trust for Historic Preservation is pleased to release “The Preservation Budget: Select Preservation Priorities for FY 2020 Appropriations.” This new report is designed to assist congressional staff and our preservation partners in appreciating—and advocating for—key federal programs...
NTHP_Appropriations_FY2020.pdf
Editor's Note: On Tuesday, March 12 the president signed the Public Lands package into law . Learn more about how the Natural Resources Management Act preserves historic resources and cultural landscapes, including the Ocmulgee National Monument in Georgia, Historically Black Colleges and...
Facing a Friday deadline—the current short-term funding bill expires today, February 15—congressional negotiators reached an agreement to address border security and finalize the remaining FY19 appropriations bills earlier this week. The House of Representatives and Senate approved the measure...
The National Trust submitted a letter in support of the Natural Resources Management Act (S. 47), a bipartisan package of more than 100 bills with provisions protecting and preserving our public lands and cultural resources. The bill addresses key National Trust priority issues and historic...
Public Lands Package - National Trust for Historic Preservation - January 2019.pdf
Last week the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Government Relations department, the National Trust Community Investment Corporation’s (NTCIC) , and Main Street America cohosted Preservation Leadership Forum’s most recent Forum Webinar , which explored both the opportunities and...
This letter contains comments from the National Trust for Historic Preservation sent to the Department of Treasury in late December that describe the National Trust's interests and concerns regarding the new Opportunity Zone program. #Advocacy #ReUrbanism
NTHP Opportunity Zone Comment Letter 12-27-18.pdf