The Federal Advisory Council on Historic Preservation has proposed changes to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, which is triggered when state or federal funding, actions, or approval are connected to a project. The new regulations would eliminate public review and commentary on a broad range of projects and the input that members of the public and nonprofits like Village Preservation can have, as well as the public’s ability to even be informed about these projects. Village Preservation has participated in several Section 106 review processes and helped shape outcomes that have resulted in the preservation of historic properties or features. The proposed changes would eliminate or make optional many of these processes. 

It’s critical that elected officials fight back against this plan and insist that Section 106 review remain intact. 

Updates

  • October 10, 2026

    URGENT: Senate Considering Plan to Gut Historic Preservation, Environmental, and Tribal Land Protections

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  • September 25, 2026

    Trump Administration Moves Ahead with Proposal to Gut Reviews for Historic Sites, Environment, Tribal Lands

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  • August 7, 2026

    Federal Move to Gut Historic Preservation Still in Process, Mirrors Larger Pro-Deregulation Trends

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  • July 29, 2026

    Federal Agency Proposes Gutting Longstanding Historic Preservation and Environmental Rules

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