J. Luis Correa

WASHINGTON — Today, the bipartisan Co-Chairs of the Congressional Real Estate Caucus, U.S. Representatives Lou Correa (CA-46), Mark Alford (MO-04), Tracey Mann (KS-01), and Brittany Pettersen (CO-07), issued the following statement endorsing the latest version of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act from House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill and Ranking Member Maxine Waters: As bipartisan Co-Chairs of the Congressional Real Estate Caucus, we have been clear from the start: any housing package must address our nation’s housing affordability crisis. We are grateful to House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill and Ranking Member Maxine Waters for delivering bipartisan legislation to do exactly that. Last month, we led a letter signed by 76 Members of Congress outlining our serious concerns with Section 901—the ban on build-to-rent—in the Senate’s 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. Chairman Hill and Ranking Member Waters’ bill adequately reforms this provision, while delivering on our shared commitment to restoring access to the American Dream of homeownership. We are proud to endorse the latest House version of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act.

“ This amendment is about taking care of those brave Americans who answered the call of duty to defend our country and returned from combat with invisible wounds that have still not healed. On a daily basis, PTSD drives 20 to 40 veterans to take their own lives. Psychedelic therapies have shown tremendous success in helping veterans recover from PTSD and other mental health struggles, essentially curing them. We need to study this therapy so veterans can have the best medical resources available,” said Rep. Correa. “ I am asking my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to join me and Congressman General Jack Bergman in supporting the treatment of veterans’ battleground wounds and restoring funding for medical research for our nation’s heroes."

REP. CORREA CELEBRATES RIBBON CUTTING FOR HART PARK PICKLEBALL & FITNESS CIRCUIT | U.S. Congressman Lou Correa of California Skip to content Close Home About Biography About the District Committees & Caucuses Issues Federal Funding Contact Email Me Newsletter Sign-Up News Press Releases In the News Press Kit Grants Newsletter Services Art Contest Congressional Commendation DACA Flag Request Grants Help with a Federal Agency Inauguration Tickets Seniors Veterans Passports & Immigration Tours & Tickets Newsletter Sign-Up Special Projects Students Share Your Story Español Close SEARCH Congressman Lou Correa About Biography About the District Committees & Caucuses Issues Federal Funding Contact Email Me Newsletter Sign-Up News Press Releases In the News Press Kit Grants Newsletter Services Art Contest Congressional Commendation DACA Flag Request Grants Help with a Federal Agency Inauguration Tickets Seniors Veterans Passports & Immigration Tours & Tickets Newsletter Sign-Up Special Projects Students Share Your Story Modal Search Button Mobile Site Search Submit Search MENU Español Home News Press Releases May 07, 2026 REP. CORREA CELEBRATES RIBBON CUTTING FOR HART PARK PICKLEBALL & FITNESS CIRCUIT Project Funded by $2 Million Federal Earmark WASHINGTON — Yesterday, Representative Lou Correa (D-CA) celebrated the ribbon cutting for the Hart Park Pickleball and Fitness Circuit in the City of Orange. The new fitness area features 10 lighted courts, shade, seating, and outdoor fitness equipment, expanding recreational opportunities for the community. The project was funded by $2 million in federal funding secured by Congressman Correa. “The new pickleball courts and fitness circuit will provide a place for our community to gather and improve health and fitness,” Correa said. “I was pleased to secure federal funding for this project and will continue to prioritize projects that provide recreational opportunities for our seniors and other community members. I am grateful to the city and Mayor Slater for making this project a reality.” “Congressman Correa has been a champion for Orange, and this is yet one more example of that,” Mayor Dan Slater said. “These courts will be used and appreciated by Orange residents for many years to come.” Rep. Correa secured funds for this project through the FY22 community project funding process, during which the congressman secured $29.9 million for CA-46 projects. ### Print Email Share Tweet Previous Article Next Article About Contact News Services Share Your Story Facebook Logo Twitter Logo Instagram Logo Privacy Policy