Assembly Joint Resolution No. 22 encourages Congress to establish a Federal Infrastructure Bank to finance critical infrastructure projects.

Assembly Joint Resolution No. 22 urges Congress to create a Federal Infrastructure Bank to fund urgently needed infrastructure projects. The resolution highlights the American Society of Civil Engineers' report on the nation's infrastructure, which gave a C grade and identified a $3.7 trillion gap. It emphasizes the need for repairs in California, including bridges, roads, and levees, and the economic benefits of such investments. The resolution also notes support from various state legislatures, county governments, and city councils.

Assembly Joint Resolution No. 22 encourages Congress to establish a Federal Infrastructure Bank to finance critical infrastructure projects.

Assembly Joint Resolution No. 22 urges Congress to create a Federal Infrastructure Bank to fund urgently needed infrastructure projects. The resolution highlights the American Society of Civil Engineers' report on the nation's infrastructure, which gave a C grade and identified a $3.7 trillion gap. It emphasizes the need for repairs in California, including bridges, roads, and levees, and the economic benefits of such investments. The resolution also notes support from various state legislatures, county governments, and city councils.