This bill extends the deadline for the National Emergency Medical Services Memorial Foundation to build a commemorative memorial in Washington, D.C. and surrounding areas. The legislation amends an existing 2018 law that originally gave the foundation seven years to complete the project, and pushes the new deadline to November 3, 2032. The bill affects the foundation and allows them additional time to secure funding, design, and construct a memorial honoring emergency medical services personnel. No new federal funding is mentioned in the legislation, as it simply extends the existing authority previously granted. The bill was introduced by Representatives Hudson and Lynch and referred to the House Committee on Natural Resources in October 2024.