Historic Preservation Fund Reauthorization Act

This bill keeps the Historic Preservation Fund going for more years and maintains its yearly funding at $50 million. The fund supports projects that protect and fix up historic places—like landmarks, museums, and cultural sites—in communities across the country. It changes the law so the fund continues through 2035 at the same annual amount of $50,000,000.

Key points:

• Who is affected: Local and state historic preservation offices, tribes, museums, and community groups working to save historic places.
• What changes: Extends the fund’s authorization and keeps the annual funding level at $50 million.
• When: The authorization is extended through 2035.