Community Driven Recovery for Puerto Rico Act

Bill 117 hr 9053, also known as the Community Driven Recovery for Puerto Rico Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress aimed at providing support and resources for the recovery and rebuilding efforts in Puerto Rico following the devastation caused by natural disasters such as hurricanes.

The bill focuses on empowering local communities in Puerto Rico to take the lead in the recovery process by providing them with the necessary tools and resources to rebuild their infrastructure, homes, and economy. It emphasizes the importance of community-driven solutions and collaboration between local, state, and federal agencies to ensure a comprehensive and effective recovery effort.

Some key provisions of the bill include funding for infrastructure projects, housing assistance programs, economic development initiatives, and environmental restoration efforts. It also includes measures to improve access to healthcare services, education, and job training programs for residents of Puerto Rico. Overall, the Community Driven Recovery for Puerto Rico Act aims to support the long-term recovery and resilience of Puerto Rico by empowering local communities and providing them with the resources they need to rebuild and thrive in the aftermath of natural disasters.