Transportation & Infrastructure
Congressman Darren Soto has helped bring billions of federal dollars down to Central Florida to fix the traffic and expand I-4, SunRail, and Brightline, improve Orlando International Airport and Kissimmee Gateway Airport, and more.
In addition to supporting the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, he led a bipartisan delegation in supporting the $3.5 billion I-4 expansion through South Orange, Osceola, and Polk Counties.
Rep. Soto also secured over $500 million to expand Orlando International Airport’s Terminal C, runways, and technology. In addition, he has delivered over $30 million for a new Kissimmee Air Traffic Control Tower, Customs Office, and expanded runways.
Rep. Soto is working to connect SunRail/Brightline to Orlando International Airport, the theme parks, and eventually Tampa. This will help residents get to work and the airport, and help tourists reach their final destination.
He has also helped secure over $500 million in federal grants and contracts for NeoCity to continue aerospace microchip research and manufacturing, including a U.S. Department of Defense Cornerstone award.
In Lake Nona, Rep. Soto has helped bring funding to Medical City, voted for the UCF Medical School, and helped recruit Nemours Children’s Health.
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ORLANDO, FL — Today, Congressman Darren Soto (FL-09) announced that Orlando International Airport and Kissimmee Gateway Airport will receive over $33.5 million in FY25 Airport Infrastructure Grants.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Last night, the House of Representatives passed S. 1648—the Senate version of Congressman Darren Soto’s (FL-09) Launch Communications Act.
ORLANDO, FL—Today, Congressman Darren Soto (FL-09) announced that Orlando International Airport and Kissimmee Gateway Airport received $28 million in FY24 Airport Improvement Program grants from the U.S.
KISSIMMEE, FL — This week, Congressman Darren Soto (FL-09) announced that Orlando International Airport will receive $61,943,487 million from the Federal Aviation Administration to expand the Terminal C apron, allowing for an additional 138,481 square yards to meet the growing demands of passengers and airlines. The funds come from President Biden’s Infrastructure Law.
KISSIMMEE, FL — This week, Congressman Darren Soto (FL-09) announced that Kissimmee Gateway Airport will receive $1 million from the US.