Curtis says Great Salt Lake funding could take years
The proposed $1 billion requires congressional approval and could arrive over multiple years.
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Sen. John Curtis said securing federal money for the Great Salt Lake could take several years as Utah's delegation works to build support in Congress, Utah News Dispatch reported Tuesday. Curtis discussed the proposed $1 billion investment at a Sutherland Institute event in Salt Lake City on Monday. [1]
The money is part of a presidential budget request and still requires congressional approval. Curtis said lawmakers must determine where it would come from and explain how Utah would use it. He said the eventual federal investment could exceed $1 billion. [1]
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