To amend the Clean Air Act to establish a grant program for supporting local communities in detecting, preparing for, communicating about, or mitigating the environmental and public health impacts of wildfire smoke and extreme heat, and for other purposes.

Bill 119 HR 903, also known as the Wildfire Smoke Emergency Declaration Act, aims to amend the Clean Air Act to create a grant program that will assist local communities in dealing with the environmental and public health effects of wildfire smoke and extreme heat. The bill seeks to provide support for activities such as detecting, preparing for, communicating about, and mitigating the impacts of these natural disasters.

The grant program established by this bill will help communities develop strategies to address the challenges posed by wildfire smoke and extreme heat, which can have serious consequences for both the environment and public health. By providing funding for these efforts, the bill aims to improve the ability of local governments to respond effectively to these emergencies and protect the well-being of their residents.

In addition to supporting communities in dealing with the immediate impacts of wildfire smoke and extreme heat, the bill also aims to address the underlying causes of these disasters. By promoting research and education on the environmental and public health effects of these events, the bill seeks to prevent future emergencies and build resilience in communities facing these challenges. Overall, Bill 119 HR 903 represents a proactive approach to addressing the growing threat of wildfire smoke and extreme heat in the United States. By providing resources and support for local communities, the bill aims to improve the response to these emergencies and protect the health and safety of all Americans.