Baldwin: “I am proud to stand on the side of delivering results for Wisconsin.”
Bipartisan legislation creates Wisconsin jobs and rebuilds Badger State infrastructure
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin released the following statement after President Joe Biden signed bipartisan infrastructure legislation into law. The infrastructure legislation, which passed the Senate in August 69-30 with Baldwin’s support, makes a historic investment to create jobs and rebuild America’s infrastructure.
“Today, we finally turned the ‘Infrastructure Week’ talk of the past into real action by getting the job done on bipartisan legislation that will help build a stronger economy and make a real difference in the lives of Wisconsin working families. I voted for this bipartisan legislation because it will create good paying jobs and put Wisconsin to work fixing our roads and bridges, rebuilding our water infrastructure, and expanding access to affordable and reliable high speed broadband for Wisconsin families, students, small businesses, and farmers. This bipartisan legislation makes a major federal investment to help local communities replace dangerous lead service lines and address PFAS chemicals so that we provide safe and clean drinking water to people across our state. Wisconsin will receive support to improve the resiliency of our infrastructure so we are better prepared for the impacts of climate change and the next extreme weather events. With this legislation, we are also taking a big step forward in creating more clean energy jobs and a renewable energy economy that takes on the climate crisis. I am especially proud of working across party lines to make sure we included strong Buy American standards in this bipartisan legislation because when we rebuild our infrastructure we need to support American workers, manufacturers and businesses. I am proud to stand on the side of delivering results for Wisconsin.”An online version of this release is available here.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
More about the Lead Crisis
- Gov. Evers Signs New PFAS, Lead Regulations - Danielle Kaeding - Mar 2nd, 2026
- City Receives $400,000 Grant For Lead Screening - Sophie Bolich - Feb 24th, 2026
- Rep. Madison Proposes Restoring Local Control Over Lead Inspections - State Rep. Darrin Madison - Jan 6th, 2026
- $43 Million Later, MPS Says Classrooms Are Safe From Lead Dust - Corrinne Hess - Dec 18th, 2025
- MPS Buildings Cleared of Lead-Paint Risks after 10-Plus Months of Work - Milwaukee Public Schools - Dec 17th, 2025
- Wisconsin Moves to Require Lead Service Lines Replaced By 2037 - Danielle Kaeding - Dec 11th, 2025
- Gov. Evers, DNR Announce More Than $159 Million to Ensure Clean, Safe Drinking Water for Wisconsinites in 29 Municipalities - Gov. Tony Evers - Dec 10th, 2025
- EPA Announces $3 Billion in New Funding for States to Reduce Lead in Drinking Water - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency - Nov 25th, 2025
- Wisconsin Communities Get $282 Million for Drinking Water Projects - Danielle Kaeding - Nov 19th, 2025
- MKE County: County Launches Lead Abatement Program - Graham Kilmer - Nov 9th, 2025
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More about the PFAS Problem
- Wisconsin Conservation Voters Celebrates Historic $132 Million Pfas Victory - Wisconsin Conservation Voters - Mar 18th, 2026
- After Years of Delay, WI Legislature Passes Bills Addressing PFAS - Danielle Kaeding - Mar 17th, 2026
- Gov. Evers Celebrates Senate Approval of Bipartisan Pfas Compromise After Years of Urging Republicans to Release $125 Million to Fight Pfas Contamination Statewide - Gov. Tony Evers - Mar 17th, 2026
- Gov. Evers Signs New PFAS, Lead Regulations - Danielle Kaeding - Mar 2nd, 2026
- Gov. Evers Builds Upon Efforts to Clean Up Wisconsinites Water, Approves New Rule Changes Strengthening Pfas Drinking Water Standards - Gov. Tony Evers - Mar 2nd, 2026
- PFAS Levels in Great Lakes Fish Are Dropping - Danielle Kaeding - Feb 6th, 2026
- Gov. Evers and GOP Lawmakers Near a Deal on PFAS Pollution - Danielle Kaeding - Jan 22nd, 2026
- Gov. Evers Optimistic About Reaching Final Deal With Republican Lawmakers to Secure Release of $125 Million in Long-Awaited Pfas Investments - Gov. Tony Evers - Jan 21st, 2026
- Bipartisan Push to Tell Counties Faster When Water Tests Fail - Henry Redman - Dec 19th, 2025
- MKE County: County Seeks to Sue PFAS Producers, Oil Companies - Graham Kilmer - Dec 10th, 2025
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