August 14, 2026
Since its inception, Section 106 has given state and local governments, Tribal Nations, and the public a voice in protecting historic and cultural sites affected by federal projects.
The proposed revisions could have a devastating impact by weakening these protections and limiting opportunities for public input.
Want to learn more about Section 106 and what’s at stake? Explore these resources:
National Parks Conservation Association | A Little Known, But Powerful Law
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation | Section 106 Success Stories
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation | Citizen’s Guide to Section 106
Cultural Heritage Partners | Defending Section 106 and America’s Heritage Laws
National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers | ACHP Advances Sweeping Revisions to the Section 106 Regulations
National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers | Section 106 Rulemaking: What’s Next?
Your Section 106 To-Do List:
📨 Share our Advocacy Newsletter with your network
📝 Have a list of the places that matter to you and your community ready
🚨Watch for AIA Advocacy Alerts
✍️ Be ready to write letters
📞Call your elected officials using this script
