Appropriations Requests

Previous Year Requests:

To view Congresswoman Salinas' FY2026 requests, please click here. 

To view Congresswoman Salinas' FY2025 requests, please click here. 

To view Congresswoman Salinas' FY2024 requests, please click here.

For Fiscal Year 2027, Congress will be providing Member-directed federal funding to a select number of Community Projects through the Appropriations Process.

• Juliette's House - ($1,000,000) - 1075 Cedarwood Avenue, McMinnville, Oregon 97128

  • The funding would be used to expand Multi-Disciplinary Team (MDT) driven child abuse investigation support and victim services capacity in Yamhill County. Funds will support: (1) MDT coordination and cross-agency training to improve case flow and investigative consistency; (2) expansion of forensic medical capacity (adding an additional Nurse Practitioner under the current provider) to reduce exam/report bottlenecks; and (3) drug-exposed children (DEC) testing workflow implementation, including evidence-ready collection procedures (hair/urine), documentation/chain-of-custody protocols, and contracted lab services.

• Aumsville Rural Health Clinic - ($3,000,000) - 1401 N 10th Avenue Stayton, Oregon 97383

  • The funding would be used to construct a new, modern Rural Health Clinic in Aumsville, Oregon, to replace the community’s existing primary care facility, which is no longer adequate to meet current or future needs. The proposed clinic will be located at 410 Main Street, Aumsville, OR 97325, across from the current site, and will consist of an approximately 7,500-square-foot building with 10 exam rooms, 2 procedure rooms, and 6 clinical support spaces.

• Aurora Civic Center - ($1,500,000) - 21420 Main Street, Aurora, Oregon 97002

  • The funding would be used for construction of the Aurora Community and Civic Center, which will house City Hall, a modern library, emergency coordination space, and community meeting areas. Specifically, funds will support building construction, ADA-compliant public service areas, energy-efficient building systems, and public meeting and program space. The project will replace several aging municipal structures with a single resilient facility that supports emergency coordination, public services, and economic development activities that benefit local businesses and workers.

• Southwest Polk Fire District Station Facility Upgrades - ($1,500,000) - 15455 Salt Creek Road, Dallas Oregon 97338.

  • The funding will be used to expand and modernize an existing fire station. The project will construct additional apparatus bays to store fire engines and ambulances indoors in a climate-controlled environment rather than outdoors. The project will also create permanent interior crew quarters to replace temporary sleeping trailers used by on-duty personnel.

• Dundee Wastewater Treatment Plant Renovation - ($1,072,000) - P.O. Box 220 620 SW 5th Street Dundee, Oregon 97115.

  • The funding will be used to replace filtration cartridges and rehabilitate ultraviolet (UV) units. The funds will also sponsor smoke and camera studies to identify infiltration and identified leaks will be repaired or the pipes will be replaced.

• Willamette Valley Communications Center (911) - ($1,875,000) - 440 Church Street SE, Suite 400, PO Box 14300, Salem, Oregon, 97309

  • The funding would be used for Salem – along with the 30 surrounding agencies they serve – for design development and a feasibility study for a protected, seismic facility designed to co-locate the Emergency Communications Center to provide a single coordination and operations point for dispatch, incident command, and emergency management.

• Donald Drinking Water Well Four - ($2,600,000) - 10710 Main Street NE, Donald, Oregon 97020

  • The funding would be used for construction of the well, the associated piping and plant upgrades that will enable the well to function properly.

• TVWD Rosander Reservoir & Pump Station - ($3,000,000) - 1850 SW 170th Avenue, Beaverton, Oregon 97003

  • The funding would be used to replace aging and seismically vulnerable water infrastructure. Federal funds would support construction of replacement reservoirs and a pump station necessary to ensure reliable, resilient water service.

• Independence Regional Drinking Water Treatment Plan - ($5,000,000) - 555 South Main Street, Independence, Oregon 97351

  • The funding will support the final design and engineering as well as construction of the regional drinking water treatment facility. Specifically, the funds will support design services and construction of the surface water intake system, raw water transmission pipeline, site preparation, treatment plant structure, and associated treatment equipment.

• Sherwood Old Town Sanitary Sewer Mainline Replacement - ($2,000,000) - 22560 SW Pine Street, Sherwood, Oregon 97140

  • The funding would be used for construction and installation of approximately 3,020 linear feet of new a 12-inch sanitary sewer mainline beneath key alleys in Old Town Sherwood. Construction activities will include excavation, pipe installation, materials, inspection, and associated infrastructure improvements required to replace failing sewer lines.

• Hubbard Headworks and Grit Wastewater Upgrades - ($1,987,5000) - 3720 2nd Street, Hubbard, Oregon 97032

  • The funding would be used for updating the headworks screening and grit removal system at the wastewater treatment plant, which will improve overall system performance, reliability, and long-term cost efficiency.

• I-5 Boones Ferry Bridge - ($3,554,335) - 355 Capitol Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97070

  • The funding would be used to help complete early environmental and pre-design work for the I-5 Boone Bridge. The proposed work will help refine project scope and cost uncertainty by funding pre-NEPA environmental and engineering investigation and analysis. This effort is built on the Planning and Environment Linkages (PEL) work that was completed in 2025. The proposed scope of work includes environmental documentation, mid-river geotechnical investigations, hydraulic analysis and bridge concept development.

• Chemeketa Community College - ($1,000,000) - 4000 Lancaster Drive NE, Salem, Oregon 97305

  • The funding would be used to purchase equipment to support the Chemeketa Community College Pre-Apprenticeship programs allowing students hands-on construction experience building emergency shelters for community-based organizations.

• Dallas Mill Station - ($3,000,000) - 187 SE Court Street, Dallas Oregon 97338

  • The funding would be used to develop 63 units of supported affordable rental housing where 76% of the target population will consist of homeless individuals and families prioritizing veterans, seniors, young adults existing foster care at risk of homelessness, and families with children.

• Family Promise of Tualatin Valley - ($2,000,000) - 155 North First Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97224

  • The funding would be used to replace the 18,000‑square‑foot roof with a TPO membrane and tapered drainage system; install additional roof drains, replace deteriorating façade panels, weatherize windows and PTAC wall penetrations, and replace framing members impacted by dry rot.

• Laurelwood Avenue Neighborhood Access - ($1,815,491) - 12725 SW Millikan Way, Beaverton, Oregon 97005

  • The funding would be used to construct a continuous sidewalk facility along the west side of Laurelwood Avenue between Scholls Ferry Road and Laurelwood Court.

• OR 99W Dundee Bypass - ($2,000,000) - 355 Capitol Street NE, Salem, OR 97301

  • The funding would be used to construct remaining elements of the NE McDougall Road project in the OR99W Safety Corridor. Specific improvements include aligning Intersection D, completing the roundabout, and materials for both.

• Horizon House 2.0 - ($2,652,780) - 555 Court St NE, Suite 4247 PO Box 14500 Salem, OR 97309

  • The funding would be used to upgrade and expand Horizon House; a licensed nine-bed residential treatment facility on the Oregon State Hospital campus operated by Marion County Health and Human Services.

• Newberg Unlocking Affordable Housing Water Infrastructure - ($900,000) - 414 E First Street Newberg, Oregon 97132

  • The funding would be used to construct two targeted water infrastructure segments necessary to support affordable and workforce housing development. The project will upgrade water infrastructure in areas identified for housing development, improving fire flow capacity and reducing development costs.

• Washington County Basalt Creek Parkway - ($3,000,000) - 121 North First Avenue, MS-21 Hillsboro, Oregon 97124

  • The funding would be used to acquire the Right-of-Way needed for future construction of the Basalt Creek Parkway Extension project, which will connect developing industrial employment lands to the interstate system.