Kevin Mullin

This bill would give the San Mateo County Transit District full ownership of the Colma Park and Ride Lot. Currently, the federal government owns this property. If passed, the transit district would receive the property without having to pay for it.

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This bill would allow staff working for the U.S. House of Representatives to receive their paychecks twice a month, instead of the current single "usual day." This change would only happen after the House upgrades its payroll system and if directed by a specific committee.

Homeowners in areas hit by natural disasters could get a new tax credit to help pay for improvements that protect their homes. This bill would let individuals claim 50 percent of costs, up to a lifetime maximum of $25,000, for things like stronger roofs or flood protection. These changes would take effect for tax years starting after December 31, 2024.

This bill would require the Army to talk with local groups and focus on key dredging for businesses and emergencies. It would also give local partners quick updates on project changes within three business days. This would help keep waterways clear for boats and businesses.

Currently, Medicare does not pay for hearing aids or related exams. This bill would change that, allowing Medicare to cover hearing aids and rehabilitation services for people with hearing loss. This means seniors and others on Medicare could get help paying for these important services. The exact start date would be set later by the government.

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This bill would require the U.S. Geological Survey to create maps showing how groundwater levels in coastal areas are expected to rise through 2100. It would also lead a two-part study on how this rise could affect roads, buildings, drinking water, and public health. This aims to help local leaders and residents plan for future changes.