Congressman Eugene Vindman Announces $1,095,000 in Community Project Funding for Town of Culpeper and Culpeper County

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 3, 2026

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Congressman Eugene Vindman Announces $1,095,000 in Community Project Funding for Town of Culpeper and Culpeper County

Culpeper, VA - March 3, 2026 - Congressman Eugene Vindman joined local elected officials, public safety leaders, and school representatives on Friday February 26, 2026 to announce $1,095,000 in federal Community Project Funding for critical infrastructure and public safety initiatives benefiting the Town of Culpeper and Culpeper County.

$245,000 for Emergency Call Boxes – Town of Culpeper Police Department

The Town of Culpeper Police Department will receive $245,000 for the installation and enhancement of Emergency Call Boxes, bolstering public safety and expanding access to emergency services for residents and visitors.

Mayor Frank Reaves, Jr., and Deputy Chief of Police Nicholas White joined Congressman Vindman in accepting the award on behalf of the Town.

“This funding will directly enhance public safety infrastructure and improve emergency response capabilities within the Town of Culpeper,” said Mayor Reaves. “We appreciate Congressman Vindman’s continued commitment to our community.”

$850,000 for Simms Drive Extension Project – Culpeper County

Culpeper County will receive $850,000 to support the Simms Drive Extension Project, a key infrastructure investment designed to enhance connectivity, improve traffic flow, and support the families and students of AG Richardson and Pearl Sample Elementary Schools.

Congressman Vindman presented the award alongside Vice Chairman of the Board of Supervisors Gary Deal and Dr. Anthony Brads, Division Superintendent for Culpeper County Public Schools, recognizing the collaborative effort between federal and local leaders to secure the funding.

“This investment strengthens our infrastructure and supports responsible growth in Culpeper County,” said Vice Chairman Deal. “We are grateful for Congressman Vindman’s effort to procure $850,000 in federal funds for this very important school project.” 

Delivering Results for Culpeper

Congressman Vindman worked closely with local officials and community leaders across Virginia to identify these projects, advance them through the appropriate channels, and secure their inclusion in federal funding legislation.

The combined $1,095,000 investment reflects a shared commitment among federal, county, and town leaders to strengthen infrastructure, improve public safety, and support the continued growth and well-being of the Culpeper community.

Link to view video recording: Community Funding Award Ceremony

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