Targeting Alternative Growth - TAG Resources Inc.

"New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said federal officials have made available the first $30 million of $205 million in federal funding needed to resume the Gateway Tunnel construction project. Gov. Sherrill made the announcement close to 5:30 p.m., on her X account. The Trump administration has finally sent the first $30 million of the $200 million owed to the Gateway Tunnel,” she wrote. 'This is just the first step. I’m not going to stop fighting until we get every dollar we’re owed and this project is complete.'”

"Attorneys for New Jersey and New York returned to U.S. District Court this afternoon after the states requested a status conference on the restoration of the funding, said Michael Symons, a spokesperson with the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office. U.S DOT officials told the court it has initiated some payments, but they are still processing and have not yet been received by the Gateway Development Commission, state officials said on background"

“'Because of our efforts, the Department of Transportation is finally delivering the Gateway project funds it has been unlawfully freezing for months,' said acting state Attorney General Jennifer Davenport."

The President must turn on the funds with the same zeal he turned on the water in early 2025. Project evidence strongly suggests these funds will be applied far more efficiently toward the public trust and the Northeast's regional infrastructure development than the cost and biodiversity net gain of arbitrarily releasing all that H2O to the wrong valley in CA. This effort is targeted, appropriated with congressional approval, is urgently needed and is presently underway.

After court tells Trump administration to release funds, the massive new N.Y.-N.J. tunnel project gets $30 million While Gov. Sherrill celebrated a court decision that restored $205 million in federal funds for the Gateway rail tunnel project, she said more battles with the Trump administration loomed in court.