Over $30 Million for Indiana’s Sixth District in Cong. Shreve's first month on appropriations

Congressman Jefferson Shreve (IN-06) announced more than $30 million in funding for Indiana’s Sixth Congressional District.

The funding secured in his first month on the House Committee on Appropriations. Congressman Shreve was recently appointed to the House Committee on Appropriations, making him the first Indiana Republican in 30 years to serve on the committee. 

The funding, included in the first five appropriations bills approved by the committee, supports public safety, military readiness, law enforcement, and local first responders across south central and eastern Indiana.

These measures have passed the House Appropriations Committee and await consideration by the full House and Senate before being signed into law.

$500,000 for the Green Township Volunteer Fire Department to replace a fire rescue truck, helping firefighters respond more quickly and safely during emergencies.

$27.5 million for the Indiana National Guard to design and engineer a new aircraft maintenance hangar in Shelbyville, supporting 13 aircraft and 77 soldiers with modern facilities.

$650,000 for the Shelbyville Police Department to replace outdated police radios.

$120,000 for the Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Office for a mobile command center and fentanyl identification technology.

$1.65 million for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department for bulletproof vests and helmets for officers.

“Securing this funding in my first month on Appropriations shows what’s possible when Indiana has a seat at the table,” said Congressman Shreve. “These investments will help keep our communities safe, support our service members, and give local law enforcement and first responders the tools they need to do their jobs well. I came to Congress to deliver for Indiana, and this is exactly the kind of work Hoosiers sent me here to do.”