The appropriations bill highlights deficiencies in military facilities such as mold, ventilation, and drainage in family housing and kennels, directing the Department of Defense to inventory non-compliant sites and brief Congress within 90 days on remediation plans. It ties these efforts to broader military construction funding at $19.2 million, down from prior levels.
The appropriations bill highlights deficiencies in military facilities such as mold, ventilation, and drainage in family housing and kennels, directing the Department of Defense to inventory non-compliant sites and brief Congress within 90 days on remediation plans. It ties these efforts to broader military construction funding at $19.2 million, down from prior levels.
Source: docs house. Original: https://docs.house.gov/meetings/AP/AP00/20260421/119215/HMKP-119-AP00-20260421-SD002.pdf
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