Proposed Rule Changes Threaten National Register of Historic Places Nominations

Preservation Action, Action Alert
National Register Under Threat: April 15, 2019

Submit Comments Opposing Harmful Proposed Rule Changes to National Register of Historic Places

Preservation Action is highly concerned with proposed revisions to the National Register of Historic Places. The proposed rule changes would substantially impact how historic resources are nominated to the National Register of Historic Places and determined eligible. While the stated intent is to bring regulations current with recent amendments to the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA), the proposed revisions clearly go far beyond that purpose and are inconsistent with the language in and intent of the NHPA. Learn more and take action!

Action Alert: April 15, 2019 →

Proposed NHPA Rule Changes Impact National Register Nominations; Urge Your Rep. to Sign-on to HPF Dear Colleague Letter; President Trump’s Budget Request Proposes Cuts to HPF; Successful Advocacy Week Concludes; and Stories From the States

Preservation Action, Legislative Update
Volume 22, Number 09, March 22, 2019

1. Proposed Rule Change on National Historic Preservation Act Regulations Impacts National Register Nominations

2. Historic Preservation Caucus Co-Chairs Lead Dear Colleague Letter in Support of the Historic Preservation Fund

3. President Trump’s FY20 Budget Request Proposes Dramatic Cuts to Historic Preservation

4. Thank You For Another Successful National Historic Preservation Advocacy Week

5. Stories From the States

Legislative Update: March 22, 2019 →



Senate Begins Debate on Interior Appropriations Bill, Amendment to Increase HPF Submitted; NPS Backlog Bill Introduced in House; National Trust President to Step Down; PAF Auction Returns Nov. 14th in San Francisco; and Stories From the States

Preservation Action, Legislative Update
Volume 21, Number 25, July 27, 2018 →

1. Senate Begins Debate on Interior Appropriations Bill, Amendment to Increase HPF Submitted

2. Bipartisan Compromise Legislation to Address Deferred Maintenance at National Park Service Introduced in House

3. National Trust President and CEO, Stephanie Meeks, Announces She Will Step Down in December

4.  Gold Rush: Party Time! PAF Auction Returns on Nov. 14th in San Francisco

5. Stories From the States

Legislative Update: July 27, 2018 →

PA Hosts Preservation Month Briefing; DOI Nominates Hopewell Earthworks as a World Heritage Site; NPS Releases Study on Rising Sea Levels Impact on National Parks; PA President Speaks at California Preservation Conference; and Stories From the States

Preservation Action, Legislative Update
Volume 21, Number 16, May 25, 2018 →

1. Preservation Action Hosts Historic Preservation Month Legislative Briefing

2. Department of Interior to Nominate Ohio’s Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks as a World Heritage Site

3. National Park Service Releases Study Detailing Impact of Climate Change on National Parks

4. Preservation Action President Speaks at the California Historic Preservation Conference

5. Stories From the States

Legislative Update: May 25, 2018 →

Zinke Testifies Before Senate Appropriations Subcommittee; Missouri HTC Under Threat; Advocates Continue Effort to Reinstate Michigan’s HTC; Celebrate Preservation Month; and Stories From the States

Preservation Action, Legislative Update
Volume 21, Number 14, May 11, 2018 →

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1. Sec. Zinke Testifies Before Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on the FY19 Budget Request

2. Legislation That Dramatically Undermines Missouri’s Historic Tax Credit Passes State House. Senate Could Vote Soon

3. Advocates Continue Effort to Reinstate Michigan’s Historic Tax Credit Program

4. Celebrate Preservation Month

5. Stories From Around the States

Legislative Update: May 11, 2018 →