(Salem, OR) -- Oregon Governor Tina Kotek says 21 projects across the state might be able to move forward now that a federal judge has restored Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities grants. In April, President Trump froze 135-million-dollars in BRIC funding for Oregon. Kotek says 85-million-dollars in projects are in Eastern Oregon. The largest project is 50-million-dollars to move the Grants Pass Water Treatment Plant out of a flood zone. At this time, BRIC funding has not resumed, and local leaders need more guidance from the federal government.