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1 S. 1403, 21st Century Conservation Service Corps Act 1 (November 20, 2018)

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November  20, 2018


                                   S.  1403
               21st Century   Conservation   Service  Corps  Act

    As ordered reported by the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
                               on October 2, 2018


S. 1403 would amend the Public Lands Corps Act of 1993, which governs programs that
employ young adults to work on lands managed by the Department of the Interior (DOI)
and the Forest Service.

Existing Public Lands Corps (PLC) programs vary by agency and funding source.
Although historically some agencies have received specific appropriations to carry out
the program, the National Park Service often has derived funding from recreation fees
that the agency can use without further appropriation action. Additionally, most PLC
projects are carried out through partnerships with existing qualified youth or conservation
corps in each state. The costs of those projects are split between the federal government
and the participating service corps.

S. 1403 would, among other things:

   *  Expand the program to include the Department of Commerce (specifically, the
      National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA),

   *  Assist Indian tribes and related youth groups with the operation of the Indian
      Youth Service Corps,

   *  Offer an educational credit as a form of compensation for participation in the PLC,

   *  Require participating agencies to designate program coordinators,

   *  Require data collection and a subsequent report to the Congress about the
      operations and effectiveness of the PLC programs,

   *  Open the program to veterans under the age of 35, and

   *  Authorize agencies to use appropriated funds to provide transportation subsidies to
      program participants.

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