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    You are at:Home»Local News»Fort Riley»Moran applauds federal spending bill that allocates $116 million for Fort Riley infrastructure

    Moran applauds federal spending bill that allocates $116 million for Fort Riley infrastructure

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    By Brandon Peoples on March 11, 2024 Fort Riley, Local News
    Sen. Jerry Moran is applauding Congress’ latest spending bill which also secures over $116 million for improvements at Fort Riley. The legislation heads to President Biden’s desk to be signed into law.
    In a statement, Moran noted that “investing in Fort Riley makes certain our troops are mission-ready and helps attract other men and women to pursue careers in the military. These investments to Kansas will attract new opportunities to Fort Riley and help our military communities continue to thrive.”
    New Investments:

    • $105 million for the construction of the Aircraft Maintenance Hangar at Fort Riley
    • $8.7 million for the construction of an infantry platoon battle course
    • $1.6 million for planning and designing a new air traffic control tower at Fort Riley
    • $1.1 million for planning and designing improvements for the Bob Dole Railyard
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