Bill > S3788

This bill reauthorizes the National Landslide Preparedness Act, which aims to reduce landslide risks and improve emergency response capabilities. Key provisions include: - Defining important terms like "atmospheric river" and "extreme precipitation event" to address landslide risks from these events. - Expanding the National Landslide Hazards Reduction Program to address threats from atmospheric rivers, extreme precipitation, and other hazards. - Establishing regional partnerships to coordinate long-term landslide research and monitoring. - Increasing funding for the program from $25 million to $40 million annually, with at least $15 million for landslide early warning systems. - Extending the 3D Elevation Program and the Next Generation Water Observing System to provide enhanced data and modeling capabilities to support landslide preparedness and response. - Expanding the Federal Priority Streamgage Program to improve monitoring of water quantity and quality, especially in drought-prone, flood-prone, and water-storage-reliant regions.