Historic Preservation Enhancement Act increases funding for historic preservation programs.

The Historic Preservation Enhancement Act amends the Historic Preservation Fund to increase the minimum allocation for State and Tribal Historic Preservation Offices. It mandates that at least 40 percent of the fund goes to State offices and at least 20 percent to Tribal offices, with adjustments for any increase in Tribal offices. The President must submit annual reports to Congress detailing the fund's allocation. The Act also authorizes the President to distribute funds during periods when the Department of the Interior operates under a continuing resolution.

Historic Preservation Enhancement Act increases funding for historic preservation programs.

The Historic Preservation Enhancement Act amends the Historic Preservation Fund to increase the minimum allocation for State and Tribal Historic Preservation Offices. It mandates that at least 40 percent of the fund goes to State offices and at least 20 percent to Tribal offices, with adjustments for any increase in Tribal offices. The President must submit annual reports to Congress detailing the fund's allocation. The Act also authorizes the President to distribute funds during periods when the Department of the Interior operates under a continuing resolution.