§ 6300 District Funding For Waterways
This law lets a local district give money to the federal, state, county, or city government to help pay for projects that make rivers and streams better for boats and trade.
A small town near a river wants the state to widen the river so bigger boats can carry goods.
The town can give some of its money to the state, and the state can use that money to do the widening work, even if the work happens outside the town’s borders, as long as it helps navigation and commerce.
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§ 6300 District Funding For Waterways
Last verified: January 11, 2026