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THE FACTS ON THE BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE BILL
What’s in the Bill?
Contrary to some misinformation, the bipartisan infrastructure bill is exclusively focused on funding real infrastructure like roads, bridges, airports, broadband, water infrastructure, and our electric grid.
How is it Paid For?
The $550 billion bill is paid for in a responsible way without raising taxes, and will generate billions in economic growth for decades to come. The bill is funded in part by using unspent unemployment insurance and unspent COVID-19 recovery funding.
How will North Carolina Benefit?
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Roads and Highways$7.2B
Funding will be used to repair and rebuild roads in NC, including the more than 3,000 miles of highways in "poor condition."![]()
Broadband$1.5B
This funding will help provide broadband services to the more then 400,000 North Carolinians who still don't have access.
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Public Transit$911M
Public transit is vital for reducing traffic congestion, and funding will be used to build and improve public transit systems across North Carolina.![]()
Airports$458M
Funding has already been awarded to NC for airport construction and improvements.![]()
Bridges$457M
NC has nearly 1,500 bridges considered in “poor condition” and this funding will be used for bridge construction and repair.![]()
Clean Water$440M
NC families need safe and clean drinking water, and this funding would be used by the state to ensure they do.![]()
Coastal Resiliency$144.2M
North Carolina will be eligible for its fair share of funding to ensure the state is protected from hurricane and storm damage. The nationwide allocation is $7 billions, with priority for states like North Carolina impacted by multiple recent natural disasters.
