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About $675 million earmarked for Texas projects is in limbo as Congress careens toward shutdown
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San Antonio Report
The Texas congressional delegation has secured about $675 million to pay for community projects across the state in federal spending bills for the next fiscal year.
These Texas projects are just a few of the ones lawmakers are fighting for as they near a government funding deadline.
Nearly $230 million would pay for facility renovations, community centers, trail improvements and other infrastructure and community projects.
Department of Transportation: Texas lawmakers secured about $120 million for projects to bolster public transportation, highways, airports and more.
All 12 Democrats from Texas secured funding for at least one project in the appropriations bill drafts.