Congressman Suhas Subramanyam Secures Nearly $17 Million in Funding for Critical Projects in Virginia in Government Funding Legislation

Washington, DC - Today, Congressman Suhas Subramanyam (VA-10) announced that he has secured $16,793,968 in funding for 15 projects across Virginia’s 10th Congressional District in House spending bills. Working with localities, nonprofits, and other community partners, the Congressman made these requests through the congressional appropriations process to respond to urgent and critical needs of the region. 

“The funding I secured has a high return on investment and will improve our community in a number of ways. It includes improving road safety, making housing more attainable, making pedestrian walkways safer, and developing our workforce,” said Congressman Subramanyam. “These projects are just the beginning of work we need to do to support our community at a time when policies in Washington are undermining our region. I will continue to find ways to improve the quality of life for everyone who calls the Commonwealth home and look forward to continuing to advocate for the funding for these important projects to be signed into law.”

The list of projects in the 10th District that have been funded in House legislation is below.

Fairfax County 

• $1,092,000 for the Upper Occoquan Service Authority (UOSA) to improve wastewater treatment facilities.

Fauquier County

• $1,000,000 for Hero’s Bridge to construct affordable housing for aging veterans living in rural Virginia.
• $1,000,000 for Reset180 to fund the construction of a two-phase shelter and transitional housing program to serve survivors of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation.

Loudoun County

• $3,150,000 for Loudoun County for a Route 15/Braddock Road roundabout to improve road safety.
• $250,000 for Loudoun County to construct affordable rental housing.
• $1,000,000 for the Boulder Crest Foundation to develop and implement peer-led mental wellness training programs for law enforcement officers.
• $1,000,000 for the Town of Leesburg to ensure safer pedestrian access along Plaza Street between low-income housing and nearby schools and shopping/employment areas.
• $650,000 for the Town of Hamilton to develop a new well and water storage facility for the Town.
• $1,092,000 for the Town of Lovettsville to fund the construction of a second elevated water tower.

Prince William County and the Cities of Manassas and Manassas Park

• $850,000 for Prince William County to construct a shared use trail on Route 15 and underpass connection at Catharpin Creek.
• $850,000 for Manassas Regional Airport to replace a bridge in the airfield that is close to reaching the end of its useful life.
• $1,613,968 for the City of Manassas Park to improve safety and accessibility to the rapidly developing Park Central downtown for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers.
• $1,200,000 for Northern Virginia Community College to construct a Center for Building and Construction Trades to develop a skilled construction workforce for Northern Virginia.
• $1,031,000 for George Mason University for the acquisition of a high-resolution mass spectrometer LC/HRMS instrument with FAIMS Ion Mobility (Field Asymmetric Ion Mobility Spectrometry).

Rappahannock County

• $1,015,000 for Rappahannock County for a new courthouse to replace the County’s single courtroom courthouse that no longer meets space or security requirements.

More details on the Congressman’s Community Project Funding requests for Fiscal Year 2026 can be found here.

The House of Representatives is expected to consider the bills containing these projects in the coming weeks and months.

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