The VA Medical Center in Battle Creek will receive nearly $14.5 million to renovate parts of its campus. The funding comes from Congressman Bill Huizenga as part of the Veterans Health Administration's Non-Recurring Maintenance Program.

The money will cover HVAC system upgrades, building safety improvements, elevator replacement, and the addition of two sump pumps.

Huizenga said "Our veterans deserve the best care available and that can't happen unless we invest and make improvements to the facilities where our veterans receive care."

Frequently Asked Questions

What improvements will the $14.5 million fund at the Battle Creek VA Medical Center?

The investment will cover HVAC system upgrades, building safety improvements, elevator replacement, and the addition of two sump pumps to improve facility infrastructure.

Who secured the funding for the Battle Creek VA Medical Center renovations?

Congressman Bill Huizenga secured the funding through the Veterans Health Administration's Non-Recurring Maintenance Program.

Why are these facility upgrades important for veterans in Battle Creek?

According to Congressman Huizenga, veterans deserve the best care available, and these improvements to the facilities where veterans receive care are essential to providing that high-quality care.