To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 306 South Main Street in Waupaca, Wisconsin, as the Master Sergeant Melvin O. Handrich Post Office Building.
The bill renames the Waupaca post office to honor a local veteran and standardizes federal records, delivering local recognition and clearer naming at the cost of small administrative expenses and no change in postal services.
DUMP Red Tape Act
The bill creates a centralized, transparent channel for small businesses to report regulatory burdens and produce targeted analyses, but it does not itself change rules and could impose administrative costs and privacy risks.
Facility for Runway Operations and Safe Transportation Act
The bill simplifies and clarifies airport grant eligibility and may reduce some administrative burdens, but by narrowing coverage for storage facilities it risks shifting costs to local governments/taxpayers and could reduce airport resilience and safety.
Reshoring American Manufacturing Act of 2026
REAL Butter Act
The bill increases consumer transparency and enables shoppers to avoid lab‑created milkfat, but imposes compliance costs, risks reduced sales for producers (especially small businesses), and may trigger regulatory disputes over definitions.
Risk-based Oversight for Integrity Act
The bill aims to reduce costs and increase flexibility for lower‑risk domestic organic operations and clarify USDA oversight, trading lower burdens and more targeted enforcement against greater regulatory uncertainty, transitional compliance costs, and a higher risk of undetected noncompliance that could undermine consumer confidence.
SOS Act of 2026
Bringing Assistance for Rural Needs During Shutdowns Act
The bill ensures farmers and rural communities continue receiving critical FSA services during shutdowns, trading off by committing federal resources that could increase budgetary pressure on taxpayers and future appropriations.
Supporting Troops’ Access to Recognition Services Act
The bill improves local, predictable in-person access to DEERS/RAPIDS services for service members and families—speeding enrollment, ID issuance, and benefit access—at the cost of increased DOD operating/staffing expenses and potential implementation burdens or limited hours in high-demand areas.
BLOOD Centers Act
The bill speeds local availability and lowers deployment costs for apheresis collection devices, improving access and convenience, at the trade-off of reduced FDA review authority that raises safety, quality, and potential public-cost risks.
