| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
St. Croix Valley Food Bank |
Construction of new food bank serving Western Wisconsin |
St. Croix, Pierce, Polk and Burnett Counties |
WI |
$4,319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Health |
Childcare center construction and equipment |
Platteville and Richland Center |
WI |
$2,585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Prairie du Chien |
Construction of Public Safety Center |
Prairie du Chien |
WI |
$4,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
College of Menominee Nation |
Administrative Building on Menominee Indian Reservation |
Keshena |
WI |
$1,425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Viroqua |
Construction of new fire station |
Viroqua |
WI |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Laona Rescue Unit |
Rescue Building |
Forest County |
WI |
$2,093,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Adams County Fire District |
Fire station generator |
Adams County |
WI |
$34,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
Marshfield Agricultural Research Station Dairy Facilities |
Marathon County |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Barron County |
New building project |
Rice Lake |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of the Tri-County Area |
Childcare and Teen Employment & Education Center |
City of Ripon |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sister Bay & Liberty Grove Fire Department |
Emergency Response Apparatus Replacement |
Sister Bay |
WI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Burlington Fire Department |
Fire truck |
City of Burlington |
WI |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Brandon Public Library |
Public Library Building Expansion |
Brandon |
WI |
$473,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lakes Country Public Library |
Public Library Expansion |
Lakewood |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Oregon |
New public library |
Village of Oregon |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sturgeon Bay Historical Society |
Agricultural museum and community gathering space |
Sturgeon Bay |
WI |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Riverwood Nature Center |
Nature Center |
Village of Star Prairie |
WI |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County |
Construction of new health care facility |
Darlington |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College |
Tribal college infrastructure |
Hayward |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Monroe |
Fire truck |
Monroe |
WI |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Kenosha |
Solar Lighting at Kenosha Innovation Neighborhood |
City of Kenosha |
WI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Madison |
Solar Project |
Madison |
WI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort McCoy |
The purpose of this project is to construct an open bay, transient training enlisted barracks based on the standard, approved, operational readiness training complext concept |
Fort McCoy |
WI |
$38,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ft. McCoy |
To construct an Open Bay, Transient Officer Barracks based on the standard, approved, Operational Readiness Training Complex concept.
|
Fort McCoy |
WI |
$26,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Menominee River Deepening |
Marinette |
WI |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
South Central Library System |
Solar panel installation |
Madison |
WI |
$465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Navigation and Ecosystem Sustainability Program |
Pierce, Pepin, Buffalo, Trempealeau, LaCrosse, Vernon, Crawford, and Grant Counties |
WI |
$49,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Racine |
Utilizing solar PV at Storage Garage Site |
City of Racine |
WI |
$1,235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Police Department |
The project will support the Milwaukee Police Department’s initiative to update its current radio system infrastructure, which is currently more than 12 years old and is reaching the end of its manufacturer-supported lifecycle. The update will improve radio interoperability with surrounding cities and counties, which is critical to responding to crime and collaborating across southeastern Wisconsin. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sojourner Family Peace Center |
The project will be used to increase the capacity of the Sojourner Family Peace Center to assist domestic violence survivors in need of restraining orders and offset the cost of providing shelter for survivors of domestic violence. Sojourner Family Peace Center provides crisis response and emergency shelter, systems advocacy, and healing services to address the immediate violence in survivors’ lives. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin Department of Transportation |
The project will replace Wisconsin Department of Transportation communications towers and associated infrastructure, including shelters and generators, which support public safety and emergency response operations. |
Madison |
WI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Madison Police Department |
The project support Madison Police Department’s retention, maintenance, and accessibility of in-car videos, interview room recordings, and body worn camera video. This modern digital media storage is necessary to ensure the responsiveness and transparency of the police department to individual open records requests. |
City of Madison |
WI |
$91,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary Foundation |
The project will create a region-wide series of outdoor installations and venues within the Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine Sanctuary, focused on promoting tourism, recreation, and education in the coastal communities of Two Rivers, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, and Port Washington. |
Manitowoc County, Sheboygan County, Ozaukee County |
WI |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
This project seeks to construct and implement a scalable, operational water quality information service based on satellite earth observations that will provide timely water quality monitoring information. The development of a robust water quality information service will fulfill local needs such as harmful algal bloom alerts, provide informational needs for lake management, support the safety of drinking water supplies and help fulfill reporting of the Clean Water Act on the quality of all surface waters across the state. |
Madison |
WI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
The project will pilot the development of an integrated crisis response team to respond to mental health crisis calls, in partnership between the Washington County Police and the Washington County Human Services Department. |
Washington County |
WI |
$943,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Autism Society of America |
The Autism Society of America, in partnership with Autism Society of South-Central Wisconsin, Autism Society of Southeastern Wisconsin, and the Autism Society of Greater Wisconsin, will develop and implement a first responder and criminal justice curriculum, training, and certification program to improve interactions between law enforcement and the Autism community. |
Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Neenah, Appleton |
WI |
$1,046,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Wisconsin Technology Council |
Expand entrepreneurial reach across all regions and demographics of Wisconsin. |
All 72 WI counties |
WI |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee County |
Rehabilitation of foreclosures for first-time homebuyers |
Milwaukee County |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Janesville |
Woodman's Community Center - Janesville's Athletic and Conference Center |
City of Janesville |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh |
Boys & Girls Club Building |
Winnebago |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WRTP BIG STEP |
Skilled Trades and Manufacturing Learning Lab |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin Department of Transportation |
Interstate Highway Bridge |
Superior |
WI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brown County |
Rail bridge project |
Brown County |
WI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Public Museum |
Wisconsin Museum of Nature & Culture |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin DOT |
Kinker Road (CTH N) Railroad Overpass in Fond du Lac County |
Fond du Lac County |
WI |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lac du Flambeau Band: Lake Superior Chippewa Tribe |
Public Transit Facility |
Lac du Flambeau |
WI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha County |
Affordable Housing |
Waukesha County |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homeless Coalition of Fort Atkinson, Inc. |
Transitional Family Housing |
Jefferson County |
WI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban Ecology Center |
New Urban Ecology Center in Washington Park |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Janesville |
Boys & Girls Club Building |
Janesville |
WI |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Jewish Federation |
Capital improvements to Milwaukee Jewish Federation Helfaer Campus to increase safety and grow community. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vera Court Neighborhood Center, Inc. |
Neighborhood Community Center |
Madison |
WI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center |
Capital improvements to JCC to increase safety and grow community. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,718,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin DOT |
Road Reconstruction |
Spooner |
WI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Rock Springs |
New Central Business District |
Village of Rock Springs |
WI |
$829,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of La Crosse |
New Central Business District |
La Crosse |
WI |
$1,359,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin Community Action Program Association (WI |
Housing Assistance Services |
Statewide |
WI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin Center District |
Wisconsin Center Expansion |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Center for Black Excellence and Culture |
The Center for Black Excellence and Culture |
Madison |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Greater Chippewa Valley |
Teen Program Center |
Eau Claire |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Viola |
Construction of resettlement sites for commercial and residential development outside of the floodplain |
Village of Viola |
WI |
$1,752,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Near West Side Partners |
Building a New Comprehensive Community Center |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$2,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the City of Milwaukee (HACM) |
Construction of a new community wellness center |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation |
Predevelopment loans to emerging real estate developers |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army of Dane County |
To construct a new shelter facility for women and families in Dane
County to assist those who are without housing.
|
City of Madison & Dane County |
WI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Baraboo |
Construction of an ADA accessible public access connection between downtown Baraboo and Riverwalk/Ice Age Trail |
Baraboo |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee County Department of Transportation |
The project would pay for the replacement of older Milwaukee County Transit (MCTS) buses for the largest transit system in the State of Wisconsin, which operates network of 52 fixed-routes and complimentary door-to-door paratransit service (Transit Plus) and provides 28 million fixed-route rides and 500,000 paratransit trips annually. |
Milwaukee County |
WI |
$3,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Ashland County |
Construct shoreline revetment to protect one of Madeline Island’s widely used and most at-risk stretches of road along Lake Superior from catastrophic failure. If nothing is done to protect the road, it is estimated to fail due to erosion damages within the next ten years. |
Ashland County |
WI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Douglas County |
Construct a new bridge on County Highway W over the Nemadji River that is designed to handle larger storm events, which are occurring in Northern Wisconsin in greater magnitudes and frequencies. |
Douglas County |
WI |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Oconto County |
Elevation of County Road Y along Lake Michigan to mitigate against road damages and closures associated with flooding occurring at an increased frequency due to historically high Lake Michigan lake levels. |
Oconto County |
WI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Royall School District |
Construction of a multi-use community safe room to benefit the entire surrounding Elroy, Wisconsin community, providing life safety for a population of 1,614 people to EF5 Tornadoes. During the day, the safe room will primarily protect students, staff, teachers, and volunteers at the Royall Elementary, Middle, and High School building, and also have areas for the general public within a half-mile radius of the school district.
|
Elroy |
WI |
$4,266,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Ladysmith School District |
Construction of a multi-use community safe room to benefit the entire surrounding Ladysmith, Wisconsin community, providing life safety for a population of 820 people to EF5 Tornadoes. During the day, the safe room will primarily protect students, staff, teachers, and volunteers at the Ladysmith Middle/High School building, and have areas for the general public within a half-mile radius of the school district. |
Ladysmith |
WI |
$1,630,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Medford Area Public School District |
Construction of a multi-use community safe room to benefit the entire surrounding Medford, Wisconsin community, providing life safety for a population of 2,273 people to EF5 Tornadoes. During the day, the safe room will primarily protect students, staff, teachers, and volunteers at the Medford High School (also the elementary and middle school building), and also have areas for the general public within a half-mile radius of the school district. |
Medford |
WI |
$3,993,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
City of Madison |
Installation of storm sewer improvements along Schroeder Road to improve greenway channel |
Madison |
WI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
City of La Crosse |
The greatest impact from the creation of the Emergency Operations Center would be the ability of the various emergency response teams to be able to have a central location during an emergency and therefore having a better response time which in the long run will save lives. |
La Crosse |
WI |
$345,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
City of Kenosha |
1st Ave shoreline protection mitigation project in Kenosha, WI protecting homes, road, and |
Kenosha |
WI |
$7,471,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Kenosha County |
Shoreline protection mitigation at the Kemper Center Arts Campus in Kenosha, WI to protect historic, cultural center serving the community |
Kenosha County |
WI |
$21,362,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
City of Madison |
Expansion of ponds, greenways, and culverts, along with storm sewer improvements within the Old Sauk Trails Business Park. The project seeks a combination of traditional “gray” infrastructure, with “green” or nature-based infrastructure, to protect seven non-residential buildings, including a health clinic, one road, and create an enhanced greenway. |
Madison |
WI |
$6,028,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
City of La Crosse |
Funding to repair 2.3 mile long concrete flood control structure. |
La Crosse |
WI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Area Technical College |
The project would provide funding to hire bilingual welding faculty to expand access to welding training and offer scholarships to economically disadvantaged students to gain access to welding careers. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$310,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Kenosha County |
United Way of Kenosha County will provide early education and literacy programming for children in Kenosha County. |
Kenosha |
WI |
$126,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Viterbo University |
Viterbo University will use this funding for graduate nursing scholarships and to purchase equipment for its Clinical Simulation Learning Center to increase its capacity to train nurses and other health professionals. |
La Crosse |
WI |
$982,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marquette University |
Marquette University School of Dentistry and Chippewa Valley technical College will build on their longstanding partnership to establish a rural dental education program. This program will train additional professionals and bring needed dental services to rural areas in Wisconsin. |
Eau Claire and surrounding areas |
WI |
$789,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marian University |
This project will help Marian University purchase equipment and supplies for health and STEM academic programs that have the opportunity for significant growth both at the university and within the larger community, including Biology-Cytotechnology, Chemistry, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Forensic Science, Nursing, Pre-Professional Medical Programs, and Radiologic Technology. These programs are all in need of equipment to enable the continuation of promoting student success, and to meet the needs of Fond du Lac County and northeastern Wisconsin. |
Fond du Lac |
WI |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee |
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee Teen Opportunity Program will address the socio-educational impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and crime using a teen-focused strategy. The program will connect at-risk and hart-to-reach teens in educational programming to help them graduate high school on-time, and with a plan for additional education and a career. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cardinal Stritch University |
The Cardinal Stritch University Believers Project provides financial assistance and wraparound support services for first-generation students of color. Funding will be used for scholarships and programming. |
Milwaukee County |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marquette University |
A part of Marquette University’s five-year plan to prepare 4,500 nurses over of the next decade, this project would fund the purchase nursing equipment that reflects the needs of diverse populations and key advances in medical technology. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin Association of Independent Colleges and |
The WAICU Higher Education Shared Services Collaborative would allow Wisconsin’s 23 independent colleges and universities to provide shared services across their respective institutions. |
State-wide |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marquette University |
The program would be used to help develop an interest and prepare high school and middle school youth for higher education and STEM careers, including in technology and cybersecurity. The program would provide college readiness services and academic enrichment with an emphasis on cybersecurity. The project would involve several local middle and high schools with an emphasis on students that would be the first generation in their families to go to college. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Wisconsin, Madison |
This award will enable the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to substantially expand a course offering that engages students in the discovery of new antibiotics, provide additional access to high-quality STEM opportunities, and provide instruction and trainings to educators at other institutions to replicate the program across the nation. |
Madison |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin Department of Health Services |
To support Wisconsin’s implementation of the 988 Suicide Prevention Lifeline. |
Madison |
WI |
$3,140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brown County |
To create additional staffing capacity to conduct outreach helping underserved populations within the county access behavioral health services. |
Green Bay |
WI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center |
To support the build out of existing facility space within the Ignace Health Center to accommodate increased patient demand for behavioral and physical health care, including to add seven additional child and family therapist offices, one occupational therapist office, one speech pathologist office, two additional clinical care areas, and one behavioral health programming space. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin |
To construct a new Menominee Tribal Clinic. |
Menominee County |
WI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee County |
$2,000,000 to partner with a local opioid treatment provider to provide evidence-based, direct treatment services to underserved areas severely impacted by opioid use/abuse and overdoses within Milwaukee County via a mobile unit. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Meta House |
To construct a new facility for residential treatment program for women with substance use disorder. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$10,620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UW-Madison |
To establish the Innovation in Biomanufacturing initiative, a newly founded, integrated partnership between the UW–Madison Center for Biomedical Swine Research and Innovation, the UW Meat Science and Animal Biologics Discovery Program, and the UW Biotechnology Center. |
Madison |
WI |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha |
To enhance workforce capacity to respond to youth members’ mental health needs. |
Kenosha |
WI |
$48,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for Black Women’s Wellness |
To renovate an existing space of roughly 15,000 square feet in order to support a larger space and permanent home for Dane County’s Black Women’s Wellness Center. |
Madison |
WI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital and Health System, Inc. |
To support the purchase of pediatric capital equipment for Children’s new Emergency Department Trauma Center (EDTC) in Milwaukee. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portage Recovery Center |
To increase staffing to better respond to the demand for mental health and substance use disorder services for individuals and families in rural Wisconsin. |
Portage |
WI |
$89,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Community Center |
To establish two transitional sober living programs. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$518,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SSM Health |
To construct an around the clock mental and behavioral health Day Stabilization Unit. |
Ripon, Fond du Lac County |
WI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Medical College of WI |
To address the lack of sub-specialty psychiatrists servicing patients within
Wisconsin and enhance provider knowledge of mental health conditions.
|
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Systems Beloit |
To establish an on-site pharmacy at Community Health Systems Beloit. |
Beloit/Rock County |
WI |
$96,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UW Madison |
To upgrade the University’s helium plant. This project will ensure that federal researchers on campus have a stable and reliable source of helium for their research funded by the NIH, Dept. of Energy, NSF, Dept. of Agriculture, and more. Additionally, it will support the National Magnetic Resonance Facility’s work that is utilized in the search for new antibiotics. |
Madison |
WI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Senior Health & Longevity, Aurora Sinai |
To support the expansion of the Center for Senior Health & Longevity (CSHL) and allow care teams to capitalize on hospital infrastructure, including HIT and real time access to subspecialists, and to promote training opportunities for geriatric fellows. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Access Community Health Centers, Inc. |
To renovate and update Access Community Health Center’s Sun Prairie Dental Clinic. |
Madison |
WI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sokaogon Chippewa Community |
To provide funding for construction costs associated with an expansion of the Sokaogon Chippewa Community Health Clinic, a Tribal 638 Title I Health Clinic located on the SCC Mole Lake Reservation in Forest County in rural east-central Wisconsin. |
Crandon |
WI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Versiti Wisconsin, Inc. |
To provide for the purchase of lab equipment and furniture associated with the expansion of the Versiti Research Institute. |
Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County |
WI |
$5,540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Dane County |
To create a care coordination systems that coordinates Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) needs for pre- and post- natal care for Black mothers in Dane County. |
Madison |
WI |
$199,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Public Schools |
Engaging MPS Families, Strengthening Communities in 53206 will provide support for families to address mental health, academic, and/or behavioral challenges in ZIP Code 53206. This family-centered project will address mental health, improve social-emotional outcomes, and restore relationships with strategies that help students and families in Milwaukee Public Schools become resilient learners and community advocates through multisector partnerships. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brown County United Way |
The Brown County Culturally Responsive Childcare Initiative will help establish childcare for immigrant and refugee families and build cultural capacity in existing child care centers to better serve immigrants and refugees in Brown County. |
Brown County |
WI |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. |
To support infrastructure investments that promote patient and staff safety, accessibility, and wellness. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$2,983,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family & Children’s Center |
To expand access to behavioral health programming. |
La Crosse |
WI |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gunderson |
To support Gundersen’s Tri-County Hospital solar array upgrade and renovation. |
La Crosse |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AdventHealth |
To expand and modernize the ambulance bay at AdventHealth. |
Durand |
WI |
$916,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Families and Schools Together |
Families and Schools Together will provide family engagement training and programming in Brown, La Crosse, Milwaukee, Oneida, and Pierce counties to support families and foster children’s well-being and education. |
Brown, La Crosse, Milwaukee, Oneida and Pierce Counties |
WI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
WI Department of Workforce Development |
Create innovative career pathways in educational sectors to attract and retain more diverse talent and increase affordable access to childcare by expanding and enhancing early childhood education apprenticeship programming. |
Madison, WI; all WI counties |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UW Health |
To address workforce challenges and to increase diverse representation in the healthcare workforce by leveraging internal apprenticeship program model and expanding youth and adult apprenticeship opportunities in healthcare. |
Statewide |
WI |
$2,614,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Latino Academy of Workforce Development |
Attract a new population of approximately 375 CDL candidates in the first three years using the Latino Academy’s successful education and workforce training model, which has served over 10,000 Wisconsinites since 2011 in education, manufacturing, warehouse, hospitality and CDL. Our CDL enrollments have doubled every year since starting in 2016. We will offer two different CDL pathways: one for reskilling/upskilling adult workers, and the
second pathway for young adults aged 18-24. We provide the region’s only culturally competent, bilingual and industry-certified workforce training, starting with building individualized student relationships.
|
Madison |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MATC |
$300,000 in scholarships to serve our expanded class size, ensuring that cost is not a barrier to students seeking to enter the workforce in the high growth, high earning field of trucking. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Campbell |
New water utility system due to PFAS contamination in private drinking water wells. |
La Crosse |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Eau Claire |
PFAS remediation project to provide safe drinking water to residents. |
Eau Claire |
WI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Peshtigo |
Installation of a new water line to provide residents living with PFAS contamination safe drinking water. |
Town of Peshtigo - Marinette County |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wausau |
The Drinking Water PFAS Response Project will investigate, assess and implement PFAS treatment and/or alternative drinking water options for Wausau Water Works customers. |
Wausau |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rib Mountain Sanitary District |
Construction of a water treatment plant to obtain safe drinking water by removing PFAS, which are present in municipal supply wells. |
Township of Rib Mountain in Marathon County |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Rothschild |
Pump purchase to increase water flow as an effort to remove PFAS. |
Rothschild |
WI |
$19,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Park Falls |
To repair and improve the aging public infrastructure of the City of Park Falls Municipal Water and Sewer utilities. |
Park Falls |
WI |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Oakfield |
Replace wastewater treatment facility |
Oakfield |
WI |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kenosha County |
Kenosha County aims to reduce nonpoint source pollution impacts, improve water quality, and restore habitat and ecological functioning along Pike River within Petrifying Springs Park. |
Kenosha County |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Weston |
The project will evaluate the short-term and long-term options for reducing PFAS in the Village of Weston's water system below the health advisory levels recommended by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. |
Marathon County, City of Weston |
WI |
$2,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Green Bay Sewage District |
This project includes design, installation and benefits evaluation of up to 75 acres of Enhanced Agricultural Runoff Treatment Systems to capture and treat surface runoff and tile drainage from 1,500 acres of cropland. |
Brown and Outagamie County |
WI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oshkosh |
Phosphorous wastewater treatment |
Oshkosh |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewage District |
The project will optimize pollutant removal, reduce energy consumption, increase renewable energy generation, reduce energy costs and decrease chemical use and associated costs through improvements to the South Shore Water Reclamation Facility primary clarification system. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Platteville |
The City of Platteville’s Water and Sewer Department will fix deficiencies in the existing Water Resource Recovery Facility and collection system. |
City of Platteville |
WI |
$2,762,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
St. Croix County |
The project will restore and maintain wildlife and plant habitat, remove invasive species, stabilize banks along the ravine systems of the property, and provide outdoor leisure and recreation opportunities in the St. Croix River Valley region. |
Hudson |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sun Prairie |
This project will increase the energy efficiency and sustainability of the Sun Prairie, WI Water Pollution Control Facility. The construction of a modern greenhouse system utilizing solar radiation to help separate water from the sludge will improve the quality of bio-product to a Class A biosolid, the first-of-its-kind innovation in the State of Wisconsin. The annual need for the use of fossil fuels in the existing drying system (reliant on the use of natural gas) will be dramatically reduced, and the overall volume and mass of biosolids created that need to be removed from the system will be reduced as well. |
City of Sun Prairie |
WI |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Waukesha Water Utility |
The Waukesha Water Utility (WWU) will transition from a groundwater to a surface water supply by September 1, 2023. The funding will go towards an intense program to test and monitor the water quality in the distribution system; a water quality model for our distribution system that will recommend system improvement necessary to ensure water quality; and will provide guidance on preparation of the system to receive the new water supply. |
Waukesha |
WI |
$4,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Milwaukee- Department of Public Works |
In conjunction with the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) and the Wisconsin National Guard, this project would fund the replacement of outdated equipment at the Howard Avenue Water Treatment Plant and the South Shore Water Reclamation Facility that are critical to the effective removal of pollutants from water. Additionally, funding would be used to conduct a study to identify solutions for flooding at the airport during some storm events that negatively affect operations for the Wisconsin Air National Guard’s 128th Air Refueling Wing. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Village of New Glarus |
To construct a new water tower for the Village of New Glarus, WI.This project will ensure that the amount of storage available is equal to the average day demand for water in the community so that in the event of an emergency the public water system is able to provide safe drinking water for 24 hours. This effort is crucial for planned servicing of, and repairs to, the existing tower which will require it to be taken offline for several months. |
New Glarus |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Viroqua |
This project will address three separate sewer issues in Viroqua. The realignment of a primary mainline sewer that currently lays below an old landfill, elimination of an antiquated lift station by sewer redesign, and a sewer extension. In addition to the construction of two sewers, one on Railroad Avenue and the other on West Broadway. Both semi-residential areas lack sewers. The project supports current and future commercial, industrial, and residential development as well as protects the environment. |
Viroqua |
WI |
$1,224,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will upgrade dam infrastructure, rehabilitate four surface water diversion structures, and restore t habitat along the Rio Grande River in the San Luis Valley. |
Alamaosa County |
CO |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Yampa Valley Housing Authority |
This project will allow the Yampa Valley Housing Authority to acquire the electrical infrastructure necessary to provide electricity to the proposed 2,300-unit Brown Ranch affordable housing development in Routt County, the largest proposed affordable housing development in Colorado. |
Steamboat Springs |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Creede |
This project will help the City of Creede build a new energy system to generate electricity.. The estimated energy savings would almost entirely offset the annual energy consumption of municipal buildings in Creede. |
Mineral County |
CO |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
El Paso County |
This project will fund the replacement of current lighting fixtures in all county administration buildings with LED bulbs fixtures. These new fixtures provide an estimated energy savings of 30% for El Paso County. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will allow the Conejos Water Conservancy District, in cooperation with multiple stakeholders, to construct a new gravel lake reservoir using water from both the Conejos and the Rio San Antonio Rivers. While the primary purpose is for irrigation, the reservoir will also expand access to outdoor recreation activities. |
Antonito |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Tri-State Generation and Transmission |
This project will allow Tri-State and the City of Craig to complete a feasibility study to develop a new center for green technologies at the Craig Energy Center. The study directly supports a coal community creating new green energy jobs and job training throughout Moffat County. |
Craig |
CO |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will replace outdated equipment for the Town of Crawford’s water management system. This equipment is vital in providing real-time data of water flowing into the Town, particularly when there is severe drought. |
Crawford |
CO |
$11,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Colorado Mesa University |
This project will expand Colorado Mesa University’s geo-exchange heating and cooling system, the largest system in the state.. This will provide a more energy efficient, cost-effective means of heating and cooling water at the university. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$2,996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Pitkin County |
This project will upgrade the existing geothermal system at the Fort Garland Museum to include the “Commandant’s Quarters” building that currently does not have a heating system. This will allow the building to use temperature control necessary to display artifacts. |
Aspen |
CO |
$179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Fort Garland Museum and Cultural Center, History C |
This project will upgrade the existing geothermal system installed in an adobe structure in 2011 and include the “Commandant’s Quarters” building that currently does not have a heating system. Because the building lacks any temperature control, no artifacts can be on display in this 3,136 square foot building. Currently, the nationally recognized art exhibit “Unsilenced: Indigenous Enslavement in Southern Colorado” by artist jetsonorama is on display in this area. |
Fort Garland |
CO |
$138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association |
This project will allow the Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association to build an electric microgrid in rural, mountainous Pinewood Springs, which will reduce the risk of power outages in the community in the face of extreme weather events. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Northglenn, CO |
This project provides solar energy energy to Northglenn’s Recreation Center. |
Northglenn |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will fund a pilot project to test the feasibility of storing water underground to prevent water loss through evaporation. |
Northglenn |
CO |
$1,445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The project will fund engineering and design efforts that lay the groundwork for the proposed Bruce Canyon Reservoir. The new reservoir aims to increase drought preparedness and resiliency by increasing water storage in this economically disadvantaged area. |
Huerfano County |
CO |
$313,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City and County of Denver |
The project will fund a City and County of Denver study to determine the potential uses of methane captured from a local landfill. |
Aurora |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe |
This project will empower the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe to create their own renewable energy company and increase use of hydroelectric energy in the surrounding communities. The project engages a currently wasted energy source - the Towaoc Highline Canal - by diverting the canal’s flow into a hydroelectric generator. |
Montezuma County |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will restore the wetlands and improve resilience of federal lands within CO's Upper Gunnison Basin. The Conservancy District will deploy proven techniques to slow down and spread out water, reducing the potential for flooding while sequester carbon and reconnecting the floodplain to the greater ecosystem. |
Gunnison |
CO |
$540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will fund the construction of a new series of box culverts to ensure continued access to County Road 17 during floods or other natural disasters. |
Ouray County |
CO |
$1,084,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
La Plata Electric Association |
This project will fund electric vehicle charging and energy storage infrastructure to provide no-emission electric charging stations in Durango, CO. |
Durango |
CO |
$1,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Haxtun Hospital District |
This project will help fund the final stage of the Haxtun Hospital District (HHD) Main Street Family Care Clinic, Physical Therapy, and Retail Pharmacy, providing integrated health services to the community. This funding would support the construction of the roof, interior furnishings, and clinic equipment. |
Haxturn |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Build Pagosa, Inc |
This project will fund the construction of the Pagosa Springs Career Technical Education and Workforce Training Center to expand access to career and professional trade education programs. |
Pagosa Springs |
CO |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bent County |
This project will enable updates to the physical infrastructure of the Las Animas Armory in Bent County. The updated building will house essential services for residents including emergency services, disaster response, public health services and education, and food distribution all in a centralized location. |
Las Animas |
CO |
$808,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Crow Canyon Archaeological Center |
This project will enhance STEM education at the Crow Canyon Archeological Center in Southwest Colorado. Updating and equipping the Crow Canyon Campus with “smart classrooms” will allow participants to engage in in-person and remote interactive learning of STEM subjects. |
Cortez |
CO |
$989,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alamosa County |
This project will allow Alamosa County to replace outdated machinery with a new tractor and mower to mitigate weeds along county property, increasing the efficiency of this county service. |
Alamosa County |
CO |
$49,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kit Carson Rural Development |
This project will help build a new shared community workspace equipped with high speed internet and meeting rooms. This will be a fully functional space for local residents to attend online trainings, access telehealth appointments, access online school courses, and accommodate any other community needs. |
Kit Carson |
CO |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Holyoke Community Childcare Inititive |
This project will help build a new childcare facility that will benefit families, employers, and the community in northeast Colorado. Once built, it will expand access to care for over 100 children and create at least 15 jobs. |
Holyoke |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln Community Hospital |
This project will help construct a new hospital building. This will expand access to services and modernize standards of care. |
Lincoln County |
CO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grand Fire Protection District |
This project will help build a Public Safety Facility to provide emergency services to the community and visitors of nearby federal forests, recreation areas, and national park lands. The facility will support structural and wildland fire operations, back country search and rescue, and water rescue. |
Grandby |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy |
This project will reconstruct the historic Maybell diversion and modernize the headgate in the lower Yampa River This will increase water users’ control of irrigation water, improve aquatic habitat for at least 20 river miles, and facilitate boat and fish passage. |
Moffat County |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ignacio |
This project will expand access to community center services for the community of Ignacio, CO. By acquiring the ELHI Community Center, multiple community non-profits will be able to continue providing services in a central location. |
Ignacio |
CO |
$468,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Elbert County Government |
This project will relocate the main rodeo arena to allow for future growth in participation and programs at the fairgrounds. This is the first phase of the County's work to improve and modernize the fairground. |
Kiowa |
CO |
$605,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Collbran |
This project will improve the historic Collbran Auditorium building, addressing critical safety issues and building improvements. This will allow the Town of Collbran to continue use of this building for community events. |
Collbran |
CO |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County |
This project will complete renovations to the Hugo Union Pacific Railroad Roundhouse This is the final phase in the restoration of a facility that will serve as a community gathering place and center for education, fostering community connections and supporting the economic rebirth of the region. |
Hugo |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Black Canyon Boys & Girls Club |
This project will build a new facility, creating a true community center where a change for the better will happen for local youth and families. The new facility will house a gym, a teaching kitchen, a tech lab, and a community garden all available for communal use in addition to Boys and Girls Club activities. |
Montrose |
CO |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ute Indian Museum, History Colorado |
This project will support a Naturescape play and outdoor education project at the Ute Indian Museum. The Museum will build outdoor interactive models to reflect the Native American traditions and values of the connection to the earth and nature with walking paths, traditional homes, and classrooms. |
Montrose |
CO |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Trinidad State College |
This project will help Trinidad State College renovate and modernize their 60-year-old residence halls. This will bring the Residence Hall Complex in line with the College’s recently completed Renovation Program Plan and support student experience and wellbeing. |
Las Animas |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Nucla |
This project will fund improvements to Nucla’s Main Street (Highway 97) to increase safety, beautify, and revitalize the downtown area. With the upgrades proposed, Nucla’s Main Street will provide an inviting entrance to town and provide safe passage for multiple modes of transportation and pedestrians. |
Nucla |
CO |
$2,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Delta |
This project will help fund the construction of a new Municipal Light and Power (ML&P) building for a local food incubator and hub. This new facility will provide a space for upstarting chefs and producers to collaborate, while providing alternative affordable food options for the community. |
Delta |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kiowa County |
This project will help construct a new entrance for the Kiowa County Courthouse. This new entrance will expand access to the building by providing an ADA compliant elevator and updated security equipment. |
Eads |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kiowa County Hospital District |
This project will fund the construction of a new, 150,000 sq.ft. modular critical access hospital with 25 beds; a 5-bed emergency department with limited trauma capabilities; 2 outpatient procedural rooms; and telemedicine suite. It will also include an adjoining rural health clinic that accommodates 6 providers; an EMS office with staging area; 10 overnight hospitality rooms for visiting specialties or contract services and limited administrative areas. |
Eads |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Air Force Academy |
This project will expand the Air Force Academy’s cemetery to accommodate approximately 1,300 new burial plots. |
USAFA |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Air Force Academy |
This project will renovate and complete the new visitor center at Air Force Academy's North Gate. The visitor center will include exhibits that provide an immersive experience to showcase the Air Force Academy, the Air Force, and the Space Force. |
USAFA |
CO |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will create a housing navigator position at the Denver Sheriff Department to help previously incarcerated individuals secure affordable housing. This project will also assist those individuals with transportation, move-in costs, and security deposits.
|
Denver |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will enable the expansion of the Denver Mayor’s Office’s prevention and intervention strategies for high-risk youth and adults. Through community partnership, this program aims to integrate violence intervention and crisis response with individualized services to reach individuals most likely to experience violence.
|
Denver |
CO |
$799,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will enable the expansion of the Night Moves program to three new sites. Night Moves provides mental health and substance use services for youth ages 12-18 and tailors programs to the specific needs of each community.
|
Denver |
CO |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rio Blanco County |
This project will help equip a new Rio Blanco Law Enforcement Training Center with state-of-the-art resources. This facility will be a regional hub for training, career advancement, and education programs for local law enforcement in rural northwest Colorado.
|
Meeker |
CO |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Access to Justice Commission |
This project will implement a strategic plan to reduce barriers to legal resources and representation across rural Colorado. This program works with existing access to justice initiatives on the ground to connect rural communities to virtual and in-person legal resources and pro-bono representation
|
Denver |
CO |
$627,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo, a Municipal Corporation |
This project will help the community acquire a FARO 3D scanner. This large-scale laser scanning tool quickly and accurately documents crime and traffic accident scenes, facilitating more successful prosecutions. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$86,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will support two positions in the Denver District Attorney’s Office Human Trafficking Unit in order to implement coordinated approaches to identifying victims of sex and labor trafficking. Expanding this program will increase the ablity to investigate and prosecute sex and labor trafficking cases and support survivors of these cases. |
Denver |
CO |
$178,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will expand access to substance use treatments by partnering navigators with first responders. This program will help people understand and access behavioral health and substance use services and treatment available to them. |
Denver |
CO |
$187,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will increase access to medication-assisted treatment to incarcerated individuals and help individuals maintain their access once released from custody. This program will help fight the opioid epidemic by offering seamless support services to at-risk individuals. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory |
This project will help the lab acquire cutting-edge remote sensing imagery data to measure forest and watershed health. This data will be used to enable early detection of at-risk forests and help land managers target conservation and treatment efforts |
Crested Butte |
CO |
$1,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will jump-start a two officer “strike team” for targeted enforcement of fentanyl distribution networks within the City and County of Denver. A specialized team used for precision policing of fentanyl will help the Denver Police Department disrupt the distribution of the drug. |
Denver |
CO |
$269,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
This project will provide quicker case conclusions by enabling the Thornton police department to analyze DNA samples from crime scenes and return results within 90 minutes. |
Thornton |
CO |
$171,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
This project will build a mobile command post to allow for key incident command decision-making in the field. This will improve responses and communication during law enforcement operations. |
Thornton |
CO |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will expand targeted traffic control patrols to address an increase in gun violence in Denver’s LoDo neighborhood. |
Denver |
CO |
$424,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Rifle |
This project will allow the Rifle Police Department to access 21st century policing equipment such as in-car and body-worn cameras. These advancements can be instrumental in providing transparency for the community, enhancing officer safety, providing reliable evidence, and supporting police-officer training. |
Rifle |
CO |
$317,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office |
This project will replace the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office software system with a new software package that would allow the department to streamline services and documents. |
Golden |
CO |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Colorado School of Mines |
This project will support the research, development, design, and construction of equipment necessary to convert methane into natural gas. This will allow emissions from oil and gas operations, landfills, and wastewater treatment facilities to be captured and turned into usable natural gas. |
Golden |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University |
This project will support one year of research and the purchase of lab equipment to study more accurate baseline emissions of cattle housed in a natural environment. This research will aid the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing food system resiliency, and providing adequate nutrition for growing populations.
|
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
This project will help the community acquire a FARO 3D scanner. This large scale laser scanning tool quickly and accurately documents crime and traffic accident scenes, facilitating more successful prosecutions. |
Thornton |
CO |
$102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
African Chamber of Commerce Colorado, USA |
This project will support the African Chamber of Commerce small business accelerator to provide technical assistance, business development resources, and education services. This program will create economic growth and investment by empowering 36 African small businesses in Colorado. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
Black Business Initiative |
This project will launch an Economic Development Organization to support the needs of Black businesses in the Denver area. This organization will
provide small business navigation and technical assistance programming, and work with industry experts to identify opportunities to bring parity to Black businesses and communities. |
Denver |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
AYA Foundation |
This project supports programming and education to improve the economic prosperity of Black business owners and entrepreneurs, including courses on business ownership, coach and peer navigator programs, coworking spaces, and business planning events. |
Denver |
CO |
$145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Latino Chamber of Commerce of Boulder County |
This project will enable the Latino Chamber of Commerce to establish a sustainable mobile office to maintain and increase support for Latino owned businesses across Boulder County. |
Lafayette |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Latino Cultural Arts Center |
This project will help renovate a vacant warehouse into a community center that will develop and support career pipelines in audio and visual communications and digital media.
|
Denver |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Archway Housing & Services |
This project will support the renovation of four historic dormitory buildings on the former Johnson & Wales University campus into affordable housing units. This development would create up to 154 affordable housing units and bring new educational and economic development opportunities to Denver’s South Park Hill neighborhood. |
Denver |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Restoration Christian Ministries |
This project will create 150 units of affordable housing at the new Dr. Felix Gilbert King’s Crossing development. |
Aurora |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will enable the City of Colorado Springs to complete an engineering design for improved multimodal infrastructure at the Peterson Airforce Base North Gate. This will improve access to non-base related retail spaces and neighborhoods. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBE |
This project will develop 20 new multi-family housing units for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe in southern Colorado. |
Cortez |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CASA of the 7th Judicial District |
This project will develop 30 units of supportive housing for seniors and young adults who are homeless or at imminent risk for homelessness, have barriers to obtaining or maintaining housing, and/or have behavioral health needs. |
Montrose |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Children's Advocacy Center for the Pikes Peak Regi |
This project will enable the construction of a new building for the first ever co-located Children’s Advocacy Center in Colorado. This facility will co-locate and streamline services for survivors of child abuse as they move through the justice system, focusing on minimizing additonal trauma and allow for healing. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance |
This project will support the expansion of the Cleo Parker campus by constructing a new facility. This expansion will enable the organization to dramatically expand their education and job training programs, including partnerships with local universities and local school districts. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBE |
This project will support the design and engineering of a Transportation Plan for UMU 201 Aneth Road on the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe reservation. The Transportation Plan will allow the Ute Mountain Ute to make this transportation system safer, more accessible, and more sustainable for members of the Tribe, tourists, employees, and residents. |
Towaoc |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban Peak |
This project will allow Urban Peak to replace their emergency shelter and integrate additional shelter, housing, and supportive services in one location. |
Denver |
CO |
$7,788,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Boulder Department of Housing & Human Services |
This project will enable the creation of a Modular Factory to produce affordable modular homes. This facility will develop much needed workforce and affordable housing units while also partnering with local school districts to provide workforce training for students. |
Boulder |
CO |
$506,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Solid Rock Community Development Corporation |
This project will support the renovation of a commercial building for the Southeast Colorado Springs Community Investment Trust to provide financial and investment services. Through financial literacy classes and investment opportunities, this organization helps community members take control of their financial future, raise the economic status of their neighborhoods, and enhance community pride. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Care and Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado |
This project will enable the Care and Share Food Bank for Southern Colorado to expand their fleet of food delivery trucks to grow and maintain services to rural and remote communities across Colorado. Care and Share provides services to 31 counties providing food pantry deliveries, picking up food donations from retail partners, and distributing food served to children through the federal Summer Food Service Program. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mile High United Way |
This project supports the construction of a new childcare center at Mile High United Way’s headquarters in Denver’s Curtis Park/Five Points neighborhood. |
Denver |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of the Roaring Fork Valley |
This project will support the development of net zero affordable housing in Rifle by Habitat for Humanity of the Roaring Fork Valley. |
Rifle |
CO |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless |
This project will allow the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless renovate the Clarion Inn Denver Central to provide non congregate shelter, transitional housing, and supportive housing opportunities to metro Denver’s homeless community. |
Denver |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Early Connections Learning Centers |
This project will support the construction of a new state-of-the-art early education center. This will expand equitable access to high-quality early education by increasing enrollment capacity at this location by 57 percent. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Haven House of Montrose, Inc (dba Haven House) |
This project will enable Haven House to expand their facility. This expansion will add capacity for emergency housing for the homeless, a childcare center, very-low income apartments, and communal space for training and education programs. |
Olathe |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RTD |
This project will replace existing light rail infrastructure in the Downtown Denver area. This infrastructure improvement is necessary to continue safe, reliable operation of RTD’s light rail network. |
Denver |
CO |
$8,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Summit County Government |
This project will enable Silverthorne Childcare Authority to create a new childcare center. This new center will open approximately 60 new childcare spots and is crucial to retaining working families in the county. |
Silverthorne |
CO |
$1,735,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homeward Pikes Peak |
This project will provide 69 units of low-income and permanent supportive housing. Homeward Pikes Peak uses a proven best practice that couples affordable rental housing with intensive wrap-around supportive services with the goal of keeping people housed and helping them heal from trauma. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Steamboat Springs |
This project will enable the City of Steamboat Springs to develop a sidewalk and trail connection linking outlying neighborhoods, a PreK-8 School, and a 536-acre site dedicated for future affordable housing units. This project will allow for safe, multimodal transportation opportunities and increase community connections. |
Steamboat Springs |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sociedad Protección Mutua de Trabajadores Unidos |
This project will support the restoration and rehabilitation of the SPMDTU Headquarters building. Once the restoration is completed, the building will be used to host musical performances, art exhibitions, workshops, and other community events. |
Antonito |
CO |
$122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Weld Food Bank |
This project will enable the Weld Food Bank to replace an aging truck. The new truck will be used to pick up grocery donations and food from local farmers, as well as to deliver food to partner agencies and food pantries throughout Weld County. |
Weld County |
CO |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eagle County Government |
This project will enable the Eagle County Airport to create an international terminal and customs facility. This would help the Eagle County Airport accommodate international travel and expand the economic impact of the airport on the region. |
Gypsum |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Palisade |
This project would repair and restore the Veterans Memorial Community Center. This will include creating a stage for community use, updating the ADA compliant access to the building, and upgrading building facilities.
|
Palisade |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NECALG Northeastern Colorado Association of Local |
This project will support the study and planning necessary to determine routes, stops, and vehicles needed for a fixed public transportation route between Hillrose, Brush, Fort Morgan, Log Lane Village, and Wiggins in Morgan County. |
Morgan County |
CO |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army |
This project will support the construction of a trauma-informed, non-congregate shelter, and revitalize a community center on campus. This facility will house up to 85 families experiencing homelessness at a time. Together with the improved community center, this facility will help break the cycle of poverty families face and improve socio-economic outcomes in the Denver Metro area. |
Denver |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
This project will allow the Martin Luther King Library to upgrade their facility with improvements like a Library Maker Space and computer lab with 3-D printers, virtual reality technology, a video production lab, and camera/microphone/lighting equipment. This will create a state-of-the-art facility that offers a safe place for vulnerable youth. |
Aurora |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Pueblo |
This project will renovate a building into a large-scale community day care center. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Springs Community Cultural Collective |
This project will support the renovation of the City Auditorium. The updated Auditorium will serve as a vibrant hub for cultural arts and industries in the region. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,003,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Riverside Educational Center |
This project will allow for the Riverside Educational Center to create a new permanent home. This new center will expand capacity to provide after-school tutoring, educational enrichment, social/emotional support, career/college readiness courses, and nutritional support to over 800 students in Mesa County. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will realign and widen the existing road and improve grade, curve, and sight distance at Blue Hill. With frequent closures to Interstate 70, these improvements will allow Cottonwood Pass to better handle increased traffic. |
Eagle County |
CO |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
This project will enable the creation of an accessible, inclusive, and state of the art community center. The facility will include a library, a fitness center, dedicated spaces for young children and teens, and a gymnasium to accommodate local youth sport programs. |
Thornton |
CO |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dream Centers of Colorado Springs |
This project will support Phase I of the creation of the Dream Centers’ Early Care and Learning Center. Once completed, this facility will provide trauma-informed early childcare and education programs to address the needs of vulnerable families. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will replace the Maple Street Bridge near downtown Fruita, CO. The current bridge is functionally obsolete due to safety concerns. Upgrades are necessary for further use of the bridge and connecting the community. |
Fruita |
CO |
$2,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Boulder County |
This project will help complete the expansion of the childcare and preschool facilities of the Persimmon Early Learning program. These new facilities will increase capacity and improve services for children and families in Boulder County. |
Boulder |
CO |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will support road improvements to the Jackson Creek Parkway Corridor. This will improve safety, access, and traffic capacity for residents and visitors. |
Monument |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Su Teatro |
This project will help Su Teatro expand its facility to provide additional classrooms and rehearsal rooms, affordable retail and studio space, and affordable housing.This expansion will deepen the impact of the Cultural Arts Education Institute for youth of color, expand opportunities for artists and entrepreneurs of color, increase the livability of the district, and expand cultural and economic opportunities for the entire region. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
UTE MOUNTAIN UTE TRIBE |
This project will help create a full-service grocery store for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. This facility will feature fresh and local products, a Native American Food Hall featuring local businesses and restaurants, a commissary kitchen for food entrepreneurs and culinary classes on nutrition and healthy eating, and a community meeting space. |
Towaoc |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will provide critical safety improvements for cyclists, pedestrians, and vehicular traffic along US-36 through Lyons. This will enhance economic vitality, emergency service access, ADA accessibility and development opportunity in the area. |
Lyons |
CO |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fremont Economic Development Corporation |
This project will renovate and adapt two vacant buildings into workforce housing units. This will return the two buildings to viability and address the gap in affordable housing units for the local workforce in Cañon City and Florence. |
Fremont County |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Metro Transit, in coordination with CASTA |
This project will support the design and construction of a new Transfer Center for the Mountain Metropolitan Transit (MMT) in southeast Colorado Springs. This new facility will allow MMT to improve traffic circulation and flow, increase MMT services, and improve pedestrian access to local businesses, |
El Paso County |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Project Worthmore |
This project will renovate a previously neglected building to meet community needs. The Roots will be a hub for refugees and immigrants to gather, receive support and health care, and build community. |
Aurora |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Luis Valley Housing Coalition |
This project will aid in the renovation of the Boyd School to support an early childhood education center and apartment units. This new facility will support the local economy by providing additional housing and expanded access to childcare. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Metropolitan Denver |
This project will help build a health and wellness community center for YMCA of Metropolitan Denver. This center will expand access to childcare and provide wellness programming that addresses social isolation, food insecurity, chronic disease management, and health equity. |
Denver |
CO |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Luis Valley Housing Coalition |
This project will preserve current units of affordable housing and construct an additional 8-10 units on site at the Rancho Creede Housing Development. |
Creede |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the City of Pueblo |
This project will complete Phase III of the Crawford Townhomes project. The Housing Authority of the City of Pueblo is demolishing the existing obsolete Sangre de Cristo public housing units to construct 49 family townhomes. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Garfield County |
This project will remodel and expand an existing warehouse into an educational facility and community resource center and transform three acres of connected land into an outdoor classroom. This new facility will support Garfield County CSU Extension programs such as food preservation, STEM classes, and 4-H club meetings, as well as local science and outdoor educational programs. |
Rifle |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will create a youth empowerment center at the Denver Public Library’s Central location. The new center will connect young people and their families to a network of services ranging from trauma-informed programs, vocational support, entrepreneurial training, recreation activities, and other critical wrap-around services. |
Denver |
CO |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Prairie Pines |
This project will renovate the Prairie Pines Assisted Living Facility so that it can remain an attractive, comfortable, safe, and vibrant place for the community it serves. |
Eads |
CO |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mesa County |
This project will support the construction of an early childhood education training center and community hall on the Clifton Community Campus. This will help address the estimated shortage of 4,000 licensed early childcare spots for children and families in Mesa County. |
Clifton |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will support the electrification of space and water heat and improvements to indoor air quality in 100 affordable multifamily apartment units. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West End Economic Development Corporation |
This project will support the creation of affordable housing units in rural Montrose and San Miguel Counties by constructing new units and repurposing and removing existing structures. This will support the long-term economic viability and social livability of the community. |
Montrose and San Miguel Counties |
CO |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will improve traffic operations and accommodate current and future multimodal traffic in Commerce City. This will reduce congestion, improve travel time reliability for commuter and commercial traffic, and modernize a busy traffic corridor. |
Adams County |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Walsenburg |
This project will replace and widen approximately 4.5 miles of sidewalk throughout the main thoroughfares of Walsenburg, expanding accessibility and safety for pedestrians.. |
Walsenburg |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RiversEdge West |
This project will build and establish a land and water conservation, science, and education center. . |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will help complete a road improvement project in Lakewood, CO. Improvements to road lands, additional sidewalk space, and updated street lighting will improve pedestrian and traffic safety. |
Lakewood |
CO |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
The project will support Phase II of multimodal traffic improvements critical for access for all residents. This project will relieve congestion, reduce emissions, manage access, and provide facilities for pedestrians and cyclists. |
Jefferson County |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Miguel Authority for Regional Transportation |
This project will expand the fleet of transit buses for use on a new fixed-route commuter transit service between Montrose and Telluride. This new route will expand service to many small, rural communities and support the economy of the region by providing reliable commuter transportation for the workforce. |
San Miguel and Montrose Counties |
CO |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fort Collins, Transfort and CASA |
This project will help upgrade the Transfort Maintenance Facility, which houses the maintenance shop, full fleet, and administrative offices. These upgrades will improve the safety of the facility and ensure Transfort is able to provide critical transit services to the community. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
History Colorado |
This project will increase ridership capacity on the historic Georgetown Loop Railroad. This will allow the railroad to continue to meet demand. |
Georgetown |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Leadville Lake County EDC |
The project will enable the Lake County Entrepreneurial Ecosystem to provide necessary financial, social, and human capital to foster entrepreneurship. This will help support a thriving small business community, drive economic vitality and community collaboration, and create the necessary jobs to support Lake County’s economy and quality of life. |
Leadville |
CO |
$346,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aspen Capital Asset Department |
This project will support the construction of a newBurlingame Childcare Center which will contain eight classrooms and 2-4 affordable housing units for childcare staff. This facility will increase access to childcare opportunities and ensure providers are able to live in the community they serve. |
Aspen |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family & Intercultural Resource Center |
This project will help renovate a building in order to house a Free Community Food Market, thrift store, and program and administrative offices for the agencies. This facility will allow local agencies to collaborate to help people meet their basic needs so the community can thrive. |
Breckenridge |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Pueblo |
This project will enable the YMCA of Pueblo to expand their facility to provide an additional four preschool classrooms and move the playground. This will help the preschool to expand their capacity by 80 preschool students and better serve the community. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,806,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Walden - Walden, CO |
This project will replace three blocks of sidewalks to improve accessibility and encourage pedestrian traffic in town. |
Walden |
CO |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
El Pueblo History Museum, History Colorado |
This project will renovate the outdoor historic interpretation area at the El Pueblo History Museum including improvements to the educational gardens, blacksmith shop, and a new curandura garden. These improvements will help the museum tell the story of the diverse inhabitants that are the foundation of the City of Pueblo. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$401,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waters Edge 365 |
This project will create a public farmers market and associated storage and processing center.This will provide local farmers and ranchers a market for their products, healthy local food to the community, a meeting and gathering space, farming and cooking education space, and storage and processing facilities for locally grown products. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$7,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rural Homes |
This project will scale up the Rural Homes development approach to build affordable homes for local workforce in new rural Colorado communities. |
Montrose, Montezuma, and Ouray Counties |
CO |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will complete a shared use pedestrian trail that would connect a number of neighborhoods, parks, other trails, retail shopping, and the only grocery store in the community. |
Granby |
CO |
$1,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will help complete the last 12 miles of the Eagle Valley Trail, a 63 mile paved trail from the top of Vail Pass to Glenwood Canyon. This trail allows cyclists and pedestrians to safely travel through the mountain terrain of the Eagle Valley. |
Eagle County |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Greeley |
This project will create the Shur View/ Missile Site Bluffs Open Space and related access trails. This will provide access to outdoor space and recreation to diverse populations, create connections between residential populations and natural spaces by bike or foot, and mitigate the risks of environmental degradation to an important source of drinking water, as well as wildlife habitat. |
City of Greeley |
CO |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo |
This project will install and/or remodel 100 bus stops to comply with ADA regulations, thereby expanding access for individuals with disabilities to existing fixed-route bus service. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dinosaur |
This project will connect the Town of Dinosaur to the existing natural gas network in Moffat County and deliver a more reliable and environmentally conscious energy source to the residents and businesses. |
Dinosaur |
CO |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
TGTHR |
This project will renovate and expand an emergency shelter and drop-in center serving unaccompanied youth and young adults experiencing homelessness in Boulder County and northern Colorado. This will expand the number of available emergency shelter beds to 30, add 20 additional units of service-enriched transitional housing, and expand and improve drop-in facilities to facilitate transitions to safe and stable housing. |
Boulder |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pagosa Springs |
This project will support the design and construction of 64 workforce housing units.This will help address the severe lack of housing supply in a rural, tourism-driven community. |
Pagosa Springs |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Loveland Transit |
This project will help construct a new transit center building designed to support multiple local and regional routes. This permanent facility will address the growing needs for public transit, provide sufficient parking, and increase safety for passengers. |
Loveland |
CO |
$1,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Vail |
This project will expand the fleet of battery electric buses and construct the associated charging infrastructure. |
Vail |
CO |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University - Pueblo |
This project will support research, testing, engineering, and training services at the Transportation Technology Center outside of Pueblo. This will help establish this facility as a vibrant, engaging, and modern center for railroad and ground transportation safety, security, and innovation. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Glenwood Springs, CO |
This project will enable facility upgrades and exterior rehabilitation work needed to maintain the Glenwood Springs Community Arts Center Historic building for public use. The Community Arts Center hosts arts and cultural programming for residents of all ages, backgrounds, and incomes. |
Glenwood Springs |
CO |
$1,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado West Healthcare dba Community Hospital |
This project enables Community Hospital to build housing units for staff and short-term stay units for patients and their families who are seeking care at the hospital. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will provide a multi modal transportation corridor where four schools are located and provide a safe route for pedestrians and cyclists while also alleviating traffic congestion. |
Fruita |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
This project will expand a fleet of electric vehicles for the City of Thornton’s municipal use and build out the charging infrastructure. |
Thornton |
CO |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Snowmass Village |
This project will expand a fleet of electric vehicles to begin the transition of the Village Shuttle toward all zero emission vehicles. |
Snowmass Village |
CO |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
GJ Blackout |
This project will enable the construction of the Blackout Sports Fieldhouse. This new facility will provide the space and resources needed to allow all local youth sports organizations and clubs to execute their operational activities, including practice, gym resources, tournament hosting, and a facility where they can host home games. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will support the construction of a transportation corridor that safely accommodates all modes of travel by creating a safe, slow-speed road for pedestrians, bikes, and vehicles. |
Mesa County |
CO |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mesa County, Grand Valley Transit in collaboration |
This project will expand the Grand Valley Transit bus fleet with four new compressed natural gas powered buses. |
Mesa County |
CO |
$1,135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Longmont |
This project will advance multimodal transportation improvements and expand access to the state-of-the-art transit hub in Longmont, CO. |
Longmont |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will support efforts to make outdoor adventure activities in Denver’s Mountain Parks and Urban Parks system more accessible by establishing four outdoor recreation gear libraries. These gear libraries help Denver promote healthy lifestyles and help engage more children, families, and older adults in the outdoors. |
Denver |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver, Inc. |
This project will enable the construction of 56 new affordable housing units in the Elyria Swansea neighborhood of Denver. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Adams County Colorado |
This project will support the design and construction of the Veterans Memorial Amphitheater. This facility will allow for multi-generational use by the community and honor our veterans’ service. |
Brighton |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pitkin County (Aspen Pitkin County Airport) |
This project will support the design of a new air traffic control tower and the demolition and removal of the existing facility. These upgrades are essential for the safety and security of the airport.
|
Aspen |
CO |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
La Raza Services, Inc. dba Servicios de La Raza |
This project will renovate an office building to create a Community Center to serve low-income community members. This facility will provide workforce development training, certifications, financial literacy, and a variety of wraparound services that address equity gaps and the social determinants of health. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDOT |
This project will support the construction of a wildlife crossing at I-70 & Genesee on Floyd Hill. |
Genesee |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Denver International Airport |
This project will enable Denver International Airport to expand its inventory of Advanced Imaging Technology (eAIT) - or body scanners - as the airport continues its Phase II expansion project. This will increase passenger safety in an organized manner. . |
Denver |
CO |
$3,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Mikvah of East Denver |
The project would expand the technical and security infrastructure at the Mikvah of East Denver. This will ensure the safety of the Jewish community's ritual immersion pool and those that use it. |
Denver |
CO |
$88,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
City of Monte Vista |
This project would enable the City of Monte Vista to create a fully equipped Emergency Operations Center. This center will likely serve six counties in the San Luis Valley, offering disaster response support. |
Monte Vista |
CO |
$828,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Hinsdale County |
This project will enable the construction of a Hinsdale County Operations Center that will house essential County operations in one modern, energy-efficient and sustainable building. A centralized location for all emergency services will allow the county to better respond to and address local emergencies and law enforcement operations. |
Lake City |
CO |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office |
The project will enable the renovation of a larger Emergency Operations Center. This will allow the County to better address increasing hazards and complex needs in their communities. |
Golden |
CO |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Prowers County |
This project will allow the Prowers County Rural Fire Department to build a new fire station. Prowers County has outgrown the current space and a new station will decrease response times and increase capacity to respond to incidents in the 1,100 square miles it covers. |
Lamar |
CO |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Del Norte Fire Protection District |
This project will enable the construction of a public safety complex to house local emergency operations, first responders, and a law enforcement training center. |
Del Norte |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Huerfano County |
This project will help Huerfano County construct a new, permanent Emergency Operation and Dispatch Center. |
Walsenburg |
CO |
$5,594,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Prowers County |
This project will allow Prowers County to develop and implement a scholarship and training program for first responders. This will help address the shortage of emergency medical staff for ambulance services throughout the county. |
Lamar |
CO |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Chaffee County Government |
This project will help Chaffee County construct a new Public Safety Complex to house local law enforcement and emergency operations staff. This will enable Chaffee County to better respond to local emergencies. |
Buena Vista |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College |
This project will allow Fort Lewis College, in partnership with the University of Colorado Anschutz College of Nursing, to create a four-year degree in nursing. This program will adopt inclusive teaching practices and provide solutions to nursing shortages in rural areas, health inequities in diverse communities, and the profession’s need for economic diversification. |
Durango |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Jewish Health |
This project will develop a program in respiratory viral illnesses focused on patients with chronic respiratory, cardiac, and immunologic diseases to enhance the management of patients with COVID-19 and inform treatment and prevention of influenza and other respiratory infections in future pandemics. Funds will renovate and update an existing space to house the program and provide new equipment to enable treatment and research. |
Denver |
CO |
$6,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Colorado Education Fund |
This project will support a LGBTQ health needs assessment that will examine the health and social inequities faced by LGBTQ Coloradans, especially those who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), rural residents, or older adults. The purpose of the project is to deeply examine and understand the barriers these communities face and develop actionable recommendations to advance equality for the LGBTQ community. |
Denver |
CO |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Civic League |
This project will enable four pilot communities in Colorado to create and implement plans to improve opportunities and quality of life for older adults. Through regional workshops for service providers and continued technical assistance, this program will help these Colorado communities learn techniques to make sure their programs for older adults are inclusive and incorporate equity and inclusion. |
El Paso, Huerfano, Las Animas, Logan, and Summit Counties |
CO |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Inner City Health Center |
This project will support clinic renovations for Inner City Health Center. Funding will concentrate on renovating existing medical exam rooms, dental operations, a community outreach department, and the addition of a physical activity center, and auxiliary clinical space. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vail Health |
This project will help construct a 28-bed psychiatric facility for adolescents and adults. This new clinic will be the only inpatient facility between Denver and Grand Junction and it will provide care for patients from the surrounding rural communities and from across Colorado, addressing a gap in behavioral health beds across the state. |
Edwards |
CO |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MarillacHealth |
This project will support the construction of a new care site and center of operations on the new Clifton Community Commons, a 27-acre landmark civic project that will include a library, gymnasium, community center, playgrounds and an early childhood training/care center. With the new, expanded facility, MarillacHealth will expand access to health care for the underserved areas of Clifton, Fruitvale and the surrounding unincorporated areas of Mesa County. |
Clifton |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aurora Comprehensive Community Mental Health Cente |
This project will support the design and construction of a new 50,000 square foot Acute Care Center. The new facility will co-locate walk-in crisis services, substance use programs, and in-patient stabilization units to provide one immediate access point for all mental and behavioral health care services. |
Aurora |
CO |
$8,901,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center |
This project will enable Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center to acquire and install a da Vinci X Single Console System, which provides a magnified, high-definition 3-D image for more precise surgical capabilities. This system will improve patient care, lower health care costs, and expand access to lifesaving procedures closer to home for residents across the region. |
Walsenburg |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University |
This project will develop a framework to identify novel, efficient strategies for controlling diseases spread by mosquitoes, with an emphasis on West Nile Virus. Colorado State University and local partners will develop strategies to predict local outbreaks and control disease spread with the goal of implementing strategies nationwide. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
This project will establish and deliver community-based inclusion services for students with and without disabilities at 22 elementary, middle, and high schools across the state. Programs provide opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, assisting the development of social skills which are essential to success in the community and the workplace following school. |
Boulder, Douglas, El Paso, Grand, Jefferson, Summit, and Weld counties |
CO |
$332,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
This project will allow the University of Colorado to scale up four educational bridge programs serving rural, first generation, and underrepresented undergraduate and aspiring graduate students. These programs establish networks and support systems to enable students to thrive personally and academically, provide mentors, research and other academic experiences, high touch advising and more. |
Boulder |
CO |
$1,382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Denver Health & Hospital System |
This project will expand access to dental and radiology services at Denver Health. Specifically, the project will establish a mobile dental clinic, provide training for dental assistants, and renovate vacant space in the Lowry clinic to install 3-D mammography, X-ray, and ultrasound machines. |
Denver |
CO |
$3,188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CareerWise Colorado |
This project will further develop two existing youth apprenticeship programs for nursing and future educators. CareerWise will partner with four school districts to design in-school pre-apprenticeship classes for high school sophomores. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Family Health Centers |
This project will relocate and expand the Mountain Family Health Centers school-based health center to improve student access to and the provision of integrated medical, behavioral, and dental health care. |
Carbondale |
CO |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Denver Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC) |
This project will expand child abuse and neglect prevention education, advocacy, and mental health treatment services in Denver Public Schools. This program will provide dedicated staff to provide education around child abuse prevention and guidance and support to families, teachers, counselors, and schools to report and address child abuse cases. |
Denver |
CO |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morgan Community College |
This project will enable the Morgan Community College Nursing Program to provide necessary simulation equipment. High fidelity simulation provides students with learning opportunities, and technical skills development, and fosters critical reasoning skills without needing real human patients. |
Fort Morgan |
CO |
$274,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Institute for Racial Equity and Excellence |
This project will develop a program to train a diverse coalition of early childhood educators. This program will address the shortages in providers of color and ensure a network of technical assistance for licensing compliance, career guidance, mental health services, and business support. |
Aurora |
CO |
$663,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aurora Community Connection |
This project would expand mental health services by hiring another full-time therapist to reach more families through direct therapy sessions. Additionally, funds would cover the cost of clinical supervision for one of our current full-time psychotherapists. |
Aurora |
CO |
$42,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs |
This project will expand the Greater Resilience Information Toolkit (GRIT), a free virtual mental health training program, to include substance use and suicide prevention training, Spanish translations, and incorporating a continuum of care model. GRIT programs create resilience networks within communities, especially rural and underserved, as they emerge from the pandemic and prepare them for future disasters. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
WorkLife Partnership |
This project will expand statewide supportive services to approximately 450 incumbent workers. The Worker Supports Initiative will help workers meet their basic needs to achieve improved job retention and economic mobility for frontline and lower-wage workers in Colorado through direct support to workers, individualized coaching, and Resource Navigators. |
Denver |
CO |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Denver's Early Childhood Council |
This project will strengthen Denver’s early childhood education system, infrastructure, and workforce recruitment and retention. Through career navigation consultation, professional development programs, and systems-building work to strengthen partnerships, Denver’s Early Childhood Council will help create a thriving early childhood sector. |
Denver |
CO |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catalyst Campus |
This project will establish a workforce training program for jobs in high-tech industries. Catalyst Campus will address the lack of a qualified workforce through a comprehensive, technical approach that will provide a faster on-ramp to jobs in the aerospace and defense sectors. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$484,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Young Aspiring Americans for Social and Political |
This project will enable the establishment of a Y Incubator, a center that addresses academic and workforce development opportunity gaps for youth in Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities. The Y Incubator will offer a workforce center space for youth to increase dignified work experiences, skill building, and pathways for future economic opportunity in the public administration, education, and health sectors. |
Arapahoe County |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CrossPurpose |
This project will renovate and update a facility to house a workforce training program. This facility will train 200 individuals per year into new jobs in at least 15 career tracks in industries such as medical, CDL drivers, aviation, and trades. |
Arvada |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Second Chance Center, Inc. |
This project will expand services provided by the Second Chance Center to assist with reentry services for formerly incarcerated individuals. Services provided include health care, mental health care, peer mentoring and the practical support individuals need to maintain healthy lives. |
Aurora |
CO |
$2,126,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Routt Medical Center |
This project will enable the South Routt Medical Center to expand and update their facility. This will enable them to continue to meet the demand for medical, dental, and physical therapy services in the community. |
Oak Creek |
CO |
$1,986,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will support the design and restoration of historic buildings at Mt Morrison Civilian Conservation Corps Camp. The restored facilities will serve as the center for workforce training programs and provide for continued use of the camp. |
Morrison |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan State University of Denver |
This project would double the number of students engaged in meaningful work-based learning at Metropolitan State University. Expanding access to earn-and-learn programs will allow students to overcome financial barriers and better prepare themselves for the workforce. |
Denver |
CO |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Make a Chess Move MACM |
This project disrupts the school-to-prison pipeline by developing tenacious learners, compassionate leaders, and ethically-driven critical thinkers to build a just society through the game of chess. |
Denver |
CO |
$322,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Nonprofit Development Center dba Benefits |
This project will support program costs for adding financial education programs to the curricula of Benefits in Action . Funds will support education and benefits navigation to increase financial literacy and quality of life. |
Lakewood |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hire Heroes USA |
This project will enable Hire Heroes USA to train more unemployed veterans for meaningful employment and hiring managers for veteran on-boarding and retention in the workforce. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Womxn from the Mountain |
This project would support transformative educational programming and allow for safe cultural spaces where teaching and learning is oriented to Indigenous cultural contexts and cultural narratives. Funding would go toward program and curricula development and securing a location to house these programs. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,355,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fuerza Latina |
This project would fund a personal leadership program aimed at members of the Hispanic community to grow and develop their potential to act, influence, and positively impact their family and community environment. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project would create career pathways and expand employment opportunities for people from under-resourced communities, facilitating a just transition to a clean energy workforce. This program will support workforce training programs and wraparound services for students to build skills and competitiveness in the workforce. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Salud Family Health |
This project would cover the remaining construction costs to expand the size of the existing pharmacy, provide drive-thru access to the pharmacy, and provide after-hours access for patients. This will enable Salud Family Health to provide convenient access to their patients and meet current demand. |
Longmont |
CO |
$651,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
9Health:365 |
This project would support health fairs with screening, vaccinations, and education opportunities to advance health equity. These health fairs will meet the immediate preventive health needs of marginalized communities, grow awareness of community resources, and create a culture of coordinated care. |
Adams and Arapahoe Counties |
CO |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Im'Unique |
This project would allow Im’Unique to expand health and wellness programs as communities continue to experience the ebbs and flows of the COVID-19 pandemic. Funding will allow the organization to amplify outreach on youth empowerment programs, outdoor recreation and physical health programs, and other programs and events to cultivate and inspire healthy lifestyles mentally, physically, emotionally, and socially in the Metro Denver community. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Consumer Health Initiative |
This project will enhance the statewide services of the Colorado Consumer Health Initiative's (CCHI) successful Consumer Assistance Program which helps Colorado consumers navigate the complex health care system, and resolve medical billing, debt, and prescription drug affordability issues. CCHI will expand programming to meet growing demand for navigation services and to provide insurance enrollment services to help Coloradans enroll in the most appropriate coverage for their needs. |
Denver |
CO |
$266,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Imagination Library of Colorado |
This project will expand the Imagination Library of Colorado and increase access to age-appropriate books to over 5,000 children in 20 Colorado counties.This program promotes kindergarten readiness by providing one free book per month for enrolled children from birth to age 5. |
Denver |
CO |
$251,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Perinatal Care Quality Collaborative |
This project would expand IMPACT Behavioral Health into rural, western Colorado. IMPACT establishes an integrated perinatal behavioral health care network which spans prenatal, hospital, and postpartum care and improves screening, diagnosis, and treatment of perinatal behavioral health needs through community-derived strategies, including care navigation and increased social and peer support. |
Eagle, Garfield, Pitkin, and Summit Counties |
CO |
$287,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project provides workforce development programs to young adults aged 16-24 in the field of natural resource management, restoration, trail building, park maintenance and climate adaptation. |
Denver |
CO |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Colorado Health |
This project will purchase an ADA accessible van to transport older adults to community settings and events, medical appointments, and social gatherings for the Haven Assisted Living and Community Center. This project will support better quality of life, decreased isolation, affordable housing, and intergenerational community in rural Colorado. |
Hayden |
CO |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Developmental Opportunities Inc DBA Starpoint |
This project will expand the fleet of accessible vehicles for Starpoint to provide transportation to over 200 individuals with developmental and physical disabilities in a rural community. |
Canon City |
CO |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adams State University |
This project will enhance mental health support services to address high rates of mental health crises in college students. Expanding access to mental health and advisory services will help improve retention and completion rates. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition (CSPC) |
This project would support at least five cohorts in the Providers Advancing School Outcomes (PASO) program across the Denver Metro Area. PASO is a unique, long-term, comprehensive job training program which recruits, educates, equips, and mobilizes providers to become early childhood educators who are able to prepare children to be ready for school. |
Denver, Jefferson, Adams, and Arapahoe Counties |
CO |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Routt School District |
This project will enable technology and security upgrades to prevent the entry of unauthorized individuals into schools. It will also enable school officials to monitor school buildings and grounds in the event of a school shooting or other safety emergency. |
Routt County |
CO |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lutheran Hospital Association of the San Luis Vall |
This project would construct additional facilities to allow for the transition of current double-occupancy rooms to private rooms. This will increase the number of private rooms, improve patient safety, update bathrooms for ADA compliance, and improve functionality. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lyons Emergency & Assistance Fund (LEAF) |
This project will renovate a warehouse to house a co-located space for human service programs such as Meals on Wheels, a food pantry, and mental wellness and addiction services. This facility will also include a medical clinic and a civic meeting/community staging area in the event of an emergency such as wildfire or flood, as well as the ability to partner with local law enforcement to provide co-responder programming. |
Lyons |
CO |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Early Childhood Partnership of Adams County (ECPAC |
This project will expand direct support to families through care navigation and provide basic needs such as emergency food items, diapers, and other items. The expansion of the Commerce City Community Campus (C4) Wellness Hub will provide easy access to high-quality, coordinated whole-person healthcare services and social support. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Developmental Opportunities Inc. DBA Starpoint |
This project will help a non-profit open a small business that will double as a training opportunity for individuals with developmental disabilities to learn job duties and skills to build a resume. |
Canon City |
CO |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vuela for Health |
This project will expand access to screenings for prediabetes and diabetes, overweight and obesity calculations, chronic kidney disease, and hypertension in the Latino community. This program will create access points through trusted local organizations to ensure patients feel safe accessing these preventative health services. |
Denver |
CO |
$466,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus |
This project will develop and implement certification in rural public health for medical students at University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus to better prepare students to practice in rural communities. |
Aurora |
CO |
$784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Out Boulder County |
This project will expand bus capacity for the mental health and recovery support services program to reach more underserved, marginalized LGBTQ+ youth and adults. These buses will facilitate pro-social activities, access to mental health program activities for clientele and youth program participants, and make a mobile mental health unit possible. |
Boulder |
CO |
$481,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project would establish a wellness network of private behavioral health providers to treat anxiety, depression, PTSD, suicidal ideation, and increasing substance use. The program seeks to increase use of these services by matching providers with participants according to gender identity, race/ethnicity, age, and sexual orientation so the participant can work with a providerthey identify with and increase their trust. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo City-County Library District |
This project will expand the Patrick A. Lucero Library to better accommodate its high-level of use. This expansion and renovation will increase the size of the library by one-third to allow for expanded services and more meeting room space for the community. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pioneers Medical Center |
This project will assist with the construction of an assisted living facility in a rural community. Pioneers Medical Center has identified this assisted living facility as a top community need to allow people to age in their own community with access to the care and support they need. |
Meeker |
CO |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community College of Denver |
This project will pilot a workforce development program for students in business and information technology programs. This program will provide students with the data and support to navigate their career aspirations. |
Denver |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Colorado Education Collaborative |
This project will support a workforce development program in the health services, education, and building trades sectors. This program will build a regional health sciences mobile learning lab, acquire technology for the education pathway, and increase internships and certifications for building trades. |
Durango |
CO |
$790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America Colorado |
This project will support vital infrastructure improvements for the Volunteers of America (VOA) Administrative Services Center. This will allow VOA to assist Coloradans with needed services. |
Denver |
CO |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montezuma County Senior Services |
This project will enhance Montezuma County Senior Services by developing outreach programs for seniors. The specific activities will include in-home visitation to provide education on matters of aging, health, finances, social isolation, and more. |
Montezuma |
CO |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta Health |
This project will support remodeling a building to provide additional clinic space. This would allow for additional cardiology and orthopedic clinic space in Delta County. |
Delta |
CO |
$128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado Denver |
This project will engage students in helping shape curriculum and improve student support services through equitable practices to promote access and retention. |
Denver |
CO |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Challenge Aspen |
This project will provide transportation for individuals with disabilities participating in Challenge Aspen's Recreational, Educational and Cultural program and Challenge Aspen Military Opportunities program with a shared wheelchair accessible all-wheel drive van. |
Snowmass Village |
CO |
$94,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fremont RE-2 School District |
This project will expand workforce development programs with local school districts, Pueblo Community College, and local businesses. The program seeks to reinvent how schools in the region can use resources and provide an outstanding education for rural students by offering access to robust college and career pathways across the county. |
Fremont County |
CO |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adaptive Adventures |
This project would increase organizational capacity to serve more children, adults, and veterans with physical disabilities and their families. Adaptive Adventures works to alleviate health care costs by improving an individual’s overall physical health and wellness by removing barriers to their participation in outdoor sports. |
Westminster |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Banner Health |
This project would expand access to career pathway services, including career counseling, job shadowing, mentorship and navigation services. This will help to increase the workforce of frontline, essential health care workers. |
Larimer, Logan, Morgan, and Weld Counties |
CO |
$717,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
This project will leverage expertise in opioid overdose, suicide, firearm injury, and motor vehicle fatality prevention to develop research into practice and policy solutions. The Injury and Violence Prevention Center at CU Anschutz is poised to be a national leader in injury and violence prevention serving Colorado, the Mountain West, and the nation. |
Aurora |
CO |
$461,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Health Solutions |
This project would renovate and remodel a building to support the augmentation and enhancement of integrated primary care and behavioral health care services to treat the whole person. This new facility will be a one-stop shop for primary care, care coordinator access, outpatient behavioral health, substance use disorder treatment, mental health services, and early childhood services. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$5,707,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado West Healthcare dba Community Hospital |
This project would develop and implement an On-the-Job Training to Career Program to aid in the development of the health care workforce in Mesa County. This program will not only aid in the development of talent, it will also allow timely entry of critical knowledge, skills and abilities into the health care workforce. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Challenge Aspen |
This project provides inclusive opportunities for skiers and snowboarders with disabilities to access race training and participation through a nationally recognized recreational race competition. |
Snowmass Village |
CO |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta Health |
This project will fund the renovation of staff housing for contract and traveling healthcare professionals. Due to the current shortage of healthcare professionals, Delta Health has increasingly utilized contract and traveling healthcare professionals to address community health needs |
Delta |
CO |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Health Institue |
This project will develop a strategic plan for the mental health care workforce needed to address the increased burden of climate change on a behavioral health system already stretched thin by the pandemic. |
Denver |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Plata County |
This project will convert an unused building into a facility for the treatment of substance abuse.This facility will serve the five counties in the Southwest Region of Colorado. |
La Plata |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Association of Charter School Authorizers |
The project will develop and disseminate national tools for incorporating adaptable, accessible, equitable, and community responsive metrics to gauge school quality, helping to guide and accelerate student learning. |
Boulder |
CO |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Childrens Hospital of Colorado |
This project will develop and expand two programs that together will enhance access to mental health care and improve linguistic responsiveness in mental health services for children and youth in Aurora and the broader Denver metro area. |
Aurora |
CO |
$669,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Silver SPRUCE Academy, Inc. |
This project would help construct a new community learning campus for Silver SPRUCE Academy. This facility would offer programs including music lessons, sign language, hunters’ education, Lego Robotics, Summer Camps, and other classes and events. |
Durango |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hope House Colorado |
This project will support the construction of a new Early Learning Center on the Hope House Colorado campus in Arvada. This new facility will expand access to full-time quality licensed childcare to over 100 children of teen mothers served by Hope House Colorado. |
Arvada |
CO |
$620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lutheran Hospital Association of the San Luis Vall |
This project will renovate an apartment complex into nine affordable housing units adjacent to the San Luis Valley Health Alamosa campus. Planned renovations will make this a viable housing option for the local health care workforce and increase capacity for recruitment and retention in this rural community. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Focus Points Family Resource Center |
This project expands a workforce development program, Huerta Urbana, at Focus Points’ urban farm. Participants will receive extensive technical training on container farm operations to prepare for careers in urban agriculture and food grown through this program will address urban food deserts. |
Denver |
CO |
$451,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Developmental Service |
This project will support individuals with developmental disabilities achieve their fullest potential while living in their local community. This program provides educational day programs, vocational programming, transportation, medical services, independent living support, and residential living options in distressed, rural communities. |
Lamar |
CO |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Northern Colorado |
This project will convert the Mary Blair Elementary School building into a community center run by the YMCA of Northern Colorado. Local residents will benefit from a wide array of services for the entire family including sports, wellness and social programming, fitness, and aquatics in addition to high-quality affordable preschool, day camps, and before and after school care. |
Loveland |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family Confirmation Project |
This project would purchase a facility so that program partners have a space to assist families in crisis with securing safe housing, employment assistance, financial literacy education and mental health services. Guided by a community navigator, families will temporarily reside at the facility and receive wraparound support onsite. |
Aurora |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Round Mountain Water and Sanitation District |
This project will help to install a new technology pilot project at the Round Mountain Wastewater Treatment facility to improve capacity and compliance. This will allow the facility to better meet the needs of the community. |
Westcliffe |
CO |
$2,891,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fairplay |
This project will upgrade the water filtration plant and construct a new treatment facility and storage tank for municipal water. This will allow the Town of Fairplay to sustainably deliver clean drinking water to the residents, businesses, and visitors with capacity for future growth. |
Fairplay |
CO |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Naturita |
This project will upgrade the water filtration plant and construct a new treatment facility and storage tank for municipal water. This will allow the Town of Fairplay to sustainably deliver clean drinking water to the residents, businesses, and visitors with capacity for future growth. |
Naturita |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brighton |
This project will enhance Brighton’s non-potable water system by constructing a pump station and irrigation mainlines at one of the city's reservoirs. This construction would allow untreated water to be used for commercial landscaping, parks and open space, and irrigation while reducing unnecessary treatment costs. |
Brighton |
CO |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State Forest Service |
This project will help treat 5,354 acres of non-federal public lands across 14 counties.This will increase the pace and scale of these projects, reduce wildfire risk to communities, watersheds, and critical infrastructure, improve forest health and resiliency, and decrease recovery costs. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$9,267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southern Ute Indian Tribe |
This project would support a rehabilitation project on the Pine River Indian Irrigation Project (PRIIP) in southwest Colorado. Improvements to infrastructure along the PRIIP will allow this system to finally deliver irrigation water to approximately 12,000 acres of land and hundreds of Tribal and non-tribal community members. |
Ignacio |
CO |
$2,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Republican River Water Conservation District |
This project would support restoration of the South Fork of the Republican River Channel at the former Bonny Reservoir site. This restoration will manage sediment and water-consuming plants in the reservoir bottom to preserve river health. |
Burlington |
CO |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Delta |
This project will help replace an aged waterline to serve 40% of water customers in north Delta, CO. Replacing the old water line will make access to water more reliable for the community. |
Delta County |
CO |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Beulah Water Works District |
The project will help install a 500,000 gallon raw water storage tank near Beulah’s water treatment plant. This new storage system will create resilience and ensure year round access to water for this small, rural community experiencing long-term drought conditions. |
Beulah |
CO |
$1,056,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Craig |
This project will enable the construction of a new water main from the Yampa River to multiple locations within the City of Craig. This project will have multiple benefits for the community, including increasing municipal and wildland firefighting and allowing for future growth in the community. |
Craig |
CO |
$3,856,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of La Jara |
This project would make improvements to the existing wastewater treatment facilities for the Town of La Jara. This will enable the town to meet current demands and maintain compliance to health standards. |
La Jara |
CO |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cottonwood Water and Sanitation District |
This project will support engineering and construction of infrastructure to remove iron and manganese from water delivered to its 41,000 customers. This will enable the Joint Water Purification Plant to better process intake water from Cherry Creek and provide purer clean drinking water. |
Englewood |
CO |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College |
This project will create new natural resource-focused workforce development certificate programs to support healthy watersheds and forests. The new certificate programs will build a workforce pipeline to meet regional needs and help address forest restoration, watershed health, and wildfire mitigation. |
Durango |
CO |
$733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Three Lakes Water and Sanitation District |
This project would begin construction to convert over 660 properties from septic to the central sewage collection and treatment system. This septic conversion program aims to mitigate contamination risk to 9,100 acres of lakes and reservoirs at the headwaters to the Colorado River. |
Grand Lake |
CO |
$1,765,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Estes Park |
This project will build new drinking water infrastructure and separate it from sewer lines where they are currently co-located. This will provide safe, reliable drinking water service and allow future sanitation service improvements in a historic neighborhood that provides housing to low and moderately low-income families. |
Estes Park |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo |
This project will replace aging sewer line infrastructure. This will protect the health and wellness of the public from the introduction of raw, untreated sewage into the environment. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$345,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Alamosa |
This project will enable Alamosa to improve critical components of their wastewater system infrastructure. Alamosa, like many communities in Colorado, is in need of additional housing stock, and the community cannot build new housing without improving their wastewater infrastructure. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$635,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of DeBeque |
This project would replace or repair the aging/failing infrastructure of the wastewater treatment plant. These improvements are necessary for the health and safety of the community, to maintain compliance, and to avoid contamination of the Colorado River should the plant fail. |
De Beque |
CO |
$1,246,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Dominion Water & Sanitation District |
This project will help design a new wastewater treatment facility and enable future construction. This new facility will connect the community currently on septic systems to a reliable facility and prevent contamination of Chatfield Reservoir. |
Littleton |
CO |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oak Creek |
This project will enable infrastructure improvements at the dam at Sheriff Reservoir. This reservoir is the main source of water for Oak Creek and improvements to this high-hazard dam will increase the security and integrity of the dam. |
Oak Creek |
CO |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Westminster |
This project would replace the aging water main infrastructure that provides clean drinking water to the historic Westminster area. The city actively invested in this area to support local neighborhoods and businesses, which will benefit from reliable access to drinking water. |
Westminster |
CO |
$5,001,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silverton |
This project supports treatment plant and collections system repairs and upgrades. These infrastructure improvements are necessary to eliminate current inflow and infiltration problems which cause treatment, heavy metals, and flow compliance issues. |
Silverton |
CO |
$2,111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rifle |
This project will enable the City of Rifle to replace the Penwell transmission line - a critical water transmission line running from the water treatment plant to the storage tanks. The current line is aging and frequently experiences leaks which lead to water outages for significant portions of the community; a new line will secure reliable access to water. |
Rifle |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willow Brook Metropolitan District |
This project would support a 33-acre wildfire hazardous fuels reduction project on federal lands within the Eagles Nest Wilderness Area. This will provide a vital wildfire buffer zone around a neighborhood in Summit County. |
Summit County |
CO |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paonia |
The project will repair four of the seven collection boxes that gather water from 16 natural springs and transmit it to the town’s water treatment facilities. This would secure reliable access to water for the small, rural community. |
Paonia |
CO |
$772,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Lower Blue River |
This project would support an assessment of over 3,000 acres of wetland and riparian landscapes in the lower Blue River valley to determine regional climate resilience. The assessment will guide prescribed stewardship practices enacted on public and private land to improve climate resilience and enhance an ecosystem that proactively captures carbon, provides water to the western United States, and reduces risk of severe wildfire. |
Silverthorne |
CO |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Montezuma County |
This project will enhance the efforts to eradicate tamarisk Russian Olive and Saltcedar Trees, and replace them with local native species and agricultural crops. Funding will support the County Noxious Weeds Department to expand their crew and access heavy equipment to restore the land. |
Montezuma County |
CO |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sedalia Water and Sanitation District |
This project would help replace aging water infrastructure and increase the resiliency of the new system. This project includes improvements necessary to support the health and safety of local residents. |
Douglas County |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Louviers Water and Sanitation District |
This project will help connect the Louviers Water and Sanitation District to a new water source and replace water infrastructure. This will allow Louviers to reduce radium levels in its water supply and maintain access to a reliable water source. |
Louviers |
CO |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Parks and Wildlife |
This project will design and implement a stream restoration program to improve the aquatic environment along a 17 mile stretch of the upper Colorado River. This will benefit fish habitat throughout this section of the river. |
Grand County |
CO |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silverthorne |
This project would complete a Sanitary Sewer Plan Update to ensure that the water distribution and treatment system continues to meet community needs and exceed local standards. The population of this community has more than doubled since the last plan was completed and ongoing development requires new assessment to prioritize future construction projects and sewer needs. |
Silverthorne |
CO |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rio Grande County |
This project would provide safety, information, and preservation of the natural beauty and history of the Summitville mine. This will ensure safe and informed access to public areas of the Superfund site through signage , protective barriers, and recreation and open space renovation, highlighting the rich history of the area. |
Del Norte |
CO |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Inverness Water and Sanitation District |
This project will replace an old iron pipeline with a new PVC pipeline. This will allow Inverness Water to continue to reuse treated water from the wastewater treatment for irrigation for public parks and commercial properties. |
Englewood |
CO |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Yampa Valley Housing Authority |
This project would enable public water system infrastructure upgrades with the construction of a new water distribution main. This new water main will allow for north/south transmission and is necessary to develop an 11-acre site for 200 workforce housing units. |
Steamboat Springs |
CO |
$633,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Buena Vista |
This project would complete Phase 2 of improvements to the community’s water treatment facility. This will allow Buena Vista to continue to provide clean drinking water as the community continues to grow. |
Buena Vista |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo |
This project will enable proactive lake management strategies that will restore the ecosystem of Lake Minnequa. By removing debris, deep-rooted plants, and sediment, this project will help improve water quality and create a balanced ecosystem for aquatic plants and wildlife. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Trust for Public Land |
This project will help conserve approximately 3,327 acres of forestland in the Gunnison River Basin. This will help protect these lands from future development in critical wildlife habitat, conserve the health of a critical watershed, and support active timber management. |
Crawford |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Project 7 Water Authority |
This project will secure safe drinking water for nearly 60,000 people in Delta, Montrose, and Ouray counties in rural southwestern Colorado. This project creates a secondary potable water source to prevent an emergency water shortage by mitigating risks associated with aging infrastructure, wildfire, prolonged drought and contamination. |
Montrose |
CO |
$12,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Minturn |
This project would begin the construction of a new water treatment plant to replace the town’s 60 year old existing plant. Upgrading the water treatment plant will allow the community to better manage fluctuating water levels and provide reliable access to clean drinking water. |
Minturn |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Englewood |
The project would replace lead water service lines from the main municipal water line to customers’ home plumbing. This will improve public health and safety in the community. |
Arapahoe County |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
This project replaces and upgrades aging drinking water transmission pipelines to prevent contamination, leaks, and breaks in the pipes. Approximately 13,260 feet of piping would be replaced to improve access to clean drinking water. |
Aurora |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Central City Opera House Association |
This project would support necessary renovations to Central City Opera House Association’s historic properties. This will allow Central City to expand use of these historic properties, including the Historic Central City Opera House, the Opera House Workshop and Cast House and the Teller House. |
Central City |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arapahoe County Water and Wastewater Authority |
This project would support the construction of a redundant water pipeline to convey water east to west across Arapahoe County. A failure of the current pipeline would restrict access to clean drinking water on the western side of the county. |
Centennial |
CO |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Northglenn |
This project would support the construction of a new public park. The vacant land, recently named "Odell Barry Park," will include a nature-themed playground, an adventure course, shaded seating areas, and native grasses and low-water perennials for climate-conscious landscaping. |
Northglenn |
CO |
$4,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
History Colorado |
This project would help create the Black Heritage Trail, a statewide initiative that will connect sites and stories across Colorado to deliver rich historical and educational content. History Colorado seeks to connect participants with the African American experience in Colorado from pioneer days to the Jazz Age to the Civil Rights era to modern times. |
Denver |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
This project will help convert city landscaping to native multi-species shortgrass. This conservation approach will provide educational and experiential opportunities for citizens to engage in the natural environment and reduce water use for the city. |
Thornton |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Inverness Water and Sanitation District |
This project would support the design and construction of water lines to connect three water providers in Arapahoe County. These inter-connections will improve the supply and reliability of water providers and build resilience for future climate impacts. |
Englewood |
CO |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Front Range Wildlife Refuges |
This project would renovate the Contact Station at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge into the Lake Mary Learning Center. The Center would provide a facility that can host visitors, connect people to nature, provide engaging educational experiences, and improve outreach and partnerships. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Crested Butte |
This project will replace aging and debilitated raw water conveyance infrastructure located in the historic mining town of Irwin. These upgrades will improve access, operations, and safety at the site while also improving aquatic habitats and recreation downstream. |
Irwin |
CO |
$1,976,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fruita |
This project would replace several miles of deteriorating sewer lines and upgrade the wastewater treatment facility. These upgrades will help the treatment facility better manage dangerous levels of hydrogen sulfide, which cause damage across the wastewater system. |
Fruita |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Adams County Water and Sanitation District |
This project would upgrade the water treatment plant to remove elevated perfluorinated compound (PFAS) levels from groundwater used to supply drinking water. This will help deliver safe drinking water free of these forever chemicals to Commerce City residents. |
Adams County |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dolores |
This project will help complete Phase 2 of the town’s water distribution system replacement project. In all, this project will help replace aging infrastructure and ensure the ability of the town to meet current and future needs. |
Dolores |
CO |
$2,616,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Genoa Tower, Inc. |
This project will support the construction of water and wastewater infrastructure to the historic World’s Wonder View Tower. These infrastructure improvements will help support the community’s plans to renovate the Tower into a community and cultural space. |
Genoa |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Upper Thompson Sanitation District |
This project will support the construction of a new wastewater treatment facility and associated conveyance infrastructure. Updated infrastructure is required to replace the aging system, which is no longer able to meet current treatment needs. |
Estes Park |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Regional Air Quality Council |
This project would assist Colorado landscaping businesses and municipal governments to replace gas-powered landscaping equipment with electric-powered equipment. This would help improve air quality and reduce emissions with environmentally friendly landscaping practices. |
Denver |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will enable the City and County of Denver to continue renovation of the historic May Bonfils Stanton Theatre at Loretto Heights and its connected library. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Blue Skies Therapeutic Riding |
This project will support a local program that provides equine therapy for all ages in rural northeast Colorado. |
Sedgwick County |
CO |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Crested Butte |
This project will support infrastructure improvements at the wastewater treatment facility. These improvements will help the facility meet current and future needs, improve air quality, and reduce energy use. |
Crested Butte |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station |
Funding will support the Connecticut Agriculture Experiment Station's work to monitor tick populations and tick-borne pathogens |
New Haven, State of Connecticut |
CT |
$206,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Funding will help replace an old public works garage in Winchester, Connecticut. |
Winchester |
CT |
$2,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Windsor |
Funding will support a building renovation to the East Windsor Scout Hall Youth Center to streamline town services for seniors and low-income residents |
East Windsor |
CT |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Madison |
Funding will help buy equipment and make necessary building modifications to improve energy reliability at the town's new emergency shelter |
Madison |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Children's Community Development Center, Inc. |
Funding will help install solar panels that will provide electricity to three childcare centers in Westport, Connecticut. |
Westport |
CT |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Hamden |
Funding will help the town of Hamen purchase new energy efficiency equipment and make energy efficiency building improvements at the town's administrative office building. |
Hamden |
CT |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Parent Child Center, Inc |
Funding will help purchase generators for energy reliability at childcare centers in Westport, Connecticut. |
Westport |
CT |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Greater Bridgeport Community Enterprises, Inc. |
To fund the outreach, engagement and facilitation of a community-led, strategic clean energy plan for future energy conservation and renewable energy generation projects in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Stamford |
Funding will help the city of Stamford upgrade its network of inefficient, high-pressure sodium-based streetlights to energy-saving LEDs streetlights. |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Manchester |
Funding will support energy efficiency upgrades at two public schools in Manchester, Connecticut |
Manchester |
CT |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Plymouth |
Funding will support the construction of a new public safety facility in Plymouth, CT |
Plymouth |
CT |
$4,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Connecticut Historical Society |
Funding would enable tens of thousands of records from American Revolution to be digitized and made publicly available through the Connecticut Digital Archive. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Connecticut Resource Conservation&Development Area |
Funding would create a Connecticut Veteran Farmer Educational Resource Hub and develop a Connecticut Veteran Farmer Grown marketing campaign. |
Haddam |
CT |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Women's Business Development Council, Inc. |
Funding would support the expansion of the Women's Business Development Council programming to more women-owned businesses in Connecticut. |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Town of Stonington |
Funding would pay for improvements to the Stonington Town Dock, which supports the operations of fishermen and wholesale food businesses. |
Stonington |
CT |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
CLiCK Inc. |
Funding for infrastructure improvements at a non-profit food hub in Willimantic, Connecticut. |
Windham |
CT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for completion of the Army Corps' feasibility study for rehabilitation of the flood protection system. |
East Hartford and Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding to dredge approximately 50,000 cubic yards of silt buildup from the federal channel in the Stony Creek Harbor. |
Branford |
CT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Federal funding for dredging approximately 23,000 cubic yards of silt from the Guilford Harbor. |
Guilford |
CT |
$1,078,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for dredging of approximately 70,000-100,000 cubic yards from the Branford Harbor and River. |
Branford |
CT |
$5,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for developing the plans and specifications for dredging of the New Haven Harbor, as well as to help solicit a contract to complete the maintenance dredging. |
New Haven |
CT |
$14,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology |
Funding will construct the new Connecticut Manufacturing and Technology Innovation Center |
East Hartford |
CT |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Regional Youth Adult Social Action Partnership |
Funding will support Regional Youth Adult Social Action Partnership's work to reduce gun violence in Bridgeport, Connecticut. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$237,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of New London |
Funding will purchase new emergency communication equipment in New London, Connecticut |
New London |
CT |
$2,218,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding will be used to purchase forensic technology for the Bridgeport Police Department. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Greenwave |
Funding to launch the Connecticut Kelp Innovation Center to support a robust aquaculture and address reduce barriers to entry and scale. |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sea Research Foundation, Inc. d/b/a Mystic Aquariu |
Funding to establish the Blue Economy Career Development Center to create a pipeline for underserved youth in Eastern Connecticut. |
Mystic |
CT |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Police Department |
Funding for a summer basketball league to facilitate positive interactions between youth and police in Waterbury, CT |
Waterbury |
CT |
$141,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut |
Funding to continue investment in the Ecological Modelling Institute at UConn. |
Storrs |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Provide funding for new radios for police and emergency services in Winchester, CT |
Winchester |
CT |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Weston |
Funding to purchase a new public safety communication system in Weston, CT |
Weston |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Fairfield |
Funding to purchase a new public safety communication system in New Fairfield, CT |
New Fairfield |
CT |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
North Branford Police Department |
Funding to upgrade the public safety communication system in North Branford, CT |
North Branford |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bloomfield Police Department |
Funding for an upgrade to police car cruiser cameras in Bloomfield, CT |
Bloomfield |
CT |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bloomfield Police Department |
Funding for a police department training room in Bloomfield, CT |
Bloomfield |
CT |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Windsor |
Funding to replace emergency radio equipment in East Windsor, CT |
East Windsor |
CT |
$1,941,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut |
Funding to accelerate efforts to advance the development of a comprehensive long-term risk management framework and to expand the evaluation of mitigation methods of concrete affected by pyrrhotite. |
Storrs |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut |
Funding for initiation of the Collaborative Institute for Marine Science and Coastal Resilience at Canal Dock in West Haven. |
University of New Haven |
CT |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
East Coast Shellfish Growers Association |
Funding for the necessary investments to maintain the broodstock, grow algal food, and preform the breeding work to deploy 100 selected lines of oysters at growout sites throughout New England. |
Milford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding to improve radio interoperability in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Congregations Organized for a New Connecticut |
Funding to support firearm safety and reduce gun violence across Connecticut. |
Hamden |
CT |
$67,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Haven |
Funding to support a community-based gun violence reduction project at the University of New Haven |
West Haven |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brookfield |
Funding to upgrade the public safety communication system in Brookfield, CT |
Brookfield |
CT |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Funding to support the launch of a police training academy in Stamford, CT |
Stamford |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Police Department |
Funding for technology at the City of Waterbury's Real-Time Crime and Pandemic Center |
Waterbury |
CT |
$930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hall Neighborhood House |
Funding to construct a new wing of the Hall Neighborhood House in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$6,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of New Britain |
Funding to construct a wellness center at the Boys & Girls Club of New Britain |
New Britain |
CT |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the City of Waterbury |
This funding will allow the Waterbury Housing Authority to complete the demolition of blighted structures in the West Grove St. area in order to make way for the construction of much-needed affordable housing. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West Haven |
Funding to construct a new recreation facility in West Haven, CT. |
West Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CCARC, Inc. |
Funding for property acquisition to increase disability services in New Britain, CT. |
New Britain |
CT |
$834,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Horizons, Inc. |
Funding for accessibility upgrades at Horizons, Inc. in South Windham, CT. |
South Windham |
CT |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Airport Authority |
Funding for design and construction of building additions at the east and west ends of the main terminal at Bradley International Airport. |
Windsor Locks |
CT |
$22,221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Trumbull |
Funding for construction of a veteran, first responder, and community center in Trumbull, CT. |
Trumbull |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Connecticut Audubon Society, Inc. |
Funding for construction of laboratory space to serve fishermen, students, and scientists in southeastern Connecticut. |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$2,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Funding for community center renovation project in Winchester, CT |
Winchester |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Coastal Fairfield County |
Funding to construct ten affordable homes in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Renewal Team, Inc |
Funding to renovate bathrooms at family shelter in East Hartford, CT. |
East Hartford |
CT |
$98,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Annie C Courtney Foundation Inc |
Funding to purchase a multifamily home for foster youth in the Naugatuck Valley |
Waterbury |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Haven |
Funding for a commercial corridor revitalization project in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windsor |
Funding to construct a public park in Windsor, CT. |
Windsor |
CT |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trust for Public Land |
Funding to create a 20-mile waterfront pathway in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding for facility improvements at five sites that serve individuals with disabilities across Connecticut. |
Trumbull, Monroe, Hamden, Stratford |
CT |
$361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Riverbrook Regional YMCA |
Funding to construct a new YMCA in Norwalk, CT. |
Norwalk |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for a revolving loan fund to support facade renovations in the Naugatuck Valley. |
Naugatuck Valley |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Development Corporation |
Funding to construct a public recreational park in Waterbury, CT. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Workers Inc. DBA The Boys & Girls Club of N |
Upgrade Boys and Girls Club facility in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Dwight Development Corporation |
Funding for affordable housing renovation in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
Funding for riverfront remediation and development in Middletown,CT |
Middletown |
CT |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Durham |
Funding to renovate a town-owned building and create a community center in Durham, CT. |
Durham |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Open Hearth Association |
Funding for facility improvements at The Open Hearth in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen, Inc. |
Funding for a new homeless service center at Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eugene O’Neill Theater Center |
Funding for rehabilitation of Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. |
New London, Waterford |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Thames Valley Council for Community Action, Inc. |
Funding for a childcare center in Groton, CT. |
Groton |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New London |
Funding will contribute to the overall cost of constructing a community center in New London, CT. |
New London |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wethersfield, CT |
Funding to design and renovate a community space and food hub in Wethersfield, CT. |
Wethersfield |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Monroe |
Funding for community center acquisition in Monroe, CT |
Monroe |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
Funding to improve Charter Oak Landing in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cheshire |
Funding to improve public parking in Cheshire, CT. |
Cheshire |
CT |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for Norfolk Living |
Funding for energy efficiency upgrades at an affordable housing project in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Barnum Museum Foundation |
Funding for the revitalization of Barnum Museum in Bridgeport, CT |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mercy Housing Shelter Corporation |
Funding for equipment and facility repairs at four Mercy Housing and Shelter sites |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Real Art Ways |
Funding for expansion and facility renovations at Real Arts Way. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Angel of Edgewood |
Funding for community cafe and training center in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$533,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lyman Allyn Art Museum |
Funding for an improvement project at Lyman Allyn Art Museum. |
New London |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Funding for design and constructinon of a new satellite of the Ferguson Library system on the East Side of Stamford. |
Stamford |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Haven |
Funding to construct a community center in East Haven, CT. |
East Haven |
CT |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbus House, Inc. |
Funding for preservation of housing units in New Haven, CT. |
Middletown |
CT |
$741,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Junior Republic (CJR) |
Funding for facilities improvements at their Cable Academic and Vocational Education Center |
Litchfield |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Waterbury |
Funding to rehabilitate community pool in Waterbury, CT. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Connecticut Audubon Society, Inc. |
Funding to restore the Edwin Way Teale Study and Visitor Center in Hampton, CT. |
Hampton |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbus House, Inc. |
Funding to convert congregate shelter in New Haven to a non-congregate design. |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the design and environmental review of infrastructure improvements on Riverside Drive in Ansonia. |
Ansonia |
CT |
$3,804,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design and rights-of-way for a portion of the East Coast Greenway in Bloomfield. |
Bloomfield |
CT |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for engineering and design of a trail segment between Ridgefield and Georgetown. |
Redding and Ridgefield |
CT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for complete streets improvements on Broad Street in Windsor. |
Windsor |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for construction to improve vehicular safety on I-95 at Interchange 74 and address traffic operational concerns between Interchanges 74 and 75. |
East Lyme |
CT |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding to construct one-quarter mile of boardwalk on the Air Line Trail in East Hampton. |
East Hampton |
CT |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for construction of the final segment of the Hop River State Park trail in Coventry and Columbia. |
Coventry and Columbia |
CT |
$6,785,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for traffic improvements to address safety and operational issues in Middlebury and Waterbury. |
Middlebury and Waterbury |
CT |
$28,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the surveying, design, and permitting for a 2.4 mile section of Naugatuck River Greenway Trail in Watertown. |
Watertown |
CT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the design and construction of a segment of the Naugatuck River Greenway Trail in Waterbury. |
Naugatuck |
CT |
$4,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the final design and construction of a retaining wall in Norfolk. There are three deteriorating dry stacked stone retaining walls along US Route 44. |
Norfolk |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for a comprehensive planning study for the Norwalk River Valley Trail in southwestern Connecticut. |
Norwalk River Valley (Norwalk, Wilton, Redding, Ridgefield, Danbury) |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design and construction of a multi-use path, sidewalk, and three pedestrian bridges in Oxford. Oxford’s “Main Street” is State Route 67. |
Oxford |
CT |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for construction to realign Lafayette Circle in Bridgeport. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for engineering and design work for the rehabilitation of Bridge No. 02475 in Bridgeport. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for engineering and design work for the rehabilitation of Bridge No. 03637 in Bridgeport. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Federal funding for reconstruction of Bridge No. 02572 that carries US Route 1 over a local service road and an I-95 exit ramp. |
New London |
CT |
$12,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the engineering and design of improvements to Route 229 in Bristol and Southington. |
Bristol and Southington |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for construction of pedestrian infrastructure near schools in Stamford. |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the Shoreline Greenway Trail in New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$9,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design, environmental review, and construction of improvements to Huntingdon Avenue in Waterbury. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$17,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design and construction for improvements to the West Main Street corridor in Waterbury. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design, environmental planning, renovation, and reconstruction of the Washington Avenue Bridge and Washington Street in Waterbury. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the replacement of 10 total signals at critical locations on state and local routes within Waterbury’s downtown. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for streetscaping and pedestrian-friendly improvements in Wilson. |
Windsor |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design and construction of improvements to at-grade crossings to qualify for a ‘Quiet Zone’ designation in Windsor. |
Windsor |
CT |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding to replace fourteen vehicles in the Kennedy Center’s fleet and procure software for transit management. |
Trumbull |
CT |
$990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for bridge replacement, signal upgrades, and track realignment to increase train speeds in Stratford and Bridgeport. |
Stratford and Bridgeport |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding to restart and expand a shared electric mobility program in New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$3,149,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East End NRZ Market & Cafe |
Funding to support environmental remediation and redevelopment in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Hartford |
Funding to purchase a property and conduct a feasibility study to determine whether the existing property would be rehabilitated for affordable housing. |
West Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CitySeed |
Funding to construct a new food hub in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Land Bank |
Funding to establish a homeownership fund in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Funding for downtown planning study in Winchester, CT. |
Winchester |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for neighborhood revitalization and streetscaping project in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windham |
Funding to replace a footbridge in Willimantic, CT |
Windham |
CT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United States Coast Guard Academy Alumni Assoc |
Funding to construct a Maritime Center of Excellence |
New London |
CT |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MARC Community Resources, Ltd |
Funding to renovate a facility at Marc Community Resources in Middletown, CT |
Middletown |
CT |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Firebird Society of Greater New Haven, Inc. |
Funding for property acquisition and renovations for Firebird Society of Greater New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$353,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
First Fire Taxation District of WH |
Funding for fire station expansion. |
West Haven |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Monroe |
Funding for fire station expansion. |
Town of Monroe |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for new fire training school. |
Beacon Falls |
CT |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Oxford |
Funding to expand the Emergency Operations Center in Oxford, CT. |
Oxford |
CT |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
CT Dep of Emergency Services and Public Protection |
Funding to create a State Interagency Coordination Center 24- hour Watch Desk located at the Connecticut Emergency Operations Center |
Statewide |
CT |
$656,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Stratford |
Funding to upgrade stormwater pipe system and stormwater pump station at Stratford Water Pollution Control Facility |
Stratford |
CT |
$4,183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Wilton |
Funding to support a new Emergency Operations Center in Wilton, CT. |
Wilton |
CT |
$940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
United Way of Connecticut, Inc. |
Funding to construct a new Emergency Operations Center for 211CT operations |
Statewide |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Middlefield |
Funding for design and construction costs for a new Emergency Operations Center for Middlefield, CT |
Middlefield |
CT |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Hartford |
Funding to move and rebuild the Hartford Emergency Operations Center. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of East Haven |
Funding for upgrades to Emergency Operations Center in East Haven, CT. |
East Haven |
CT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of East Lyme – Emergency Management |
Funding to construct public safety communication tower in East Lyme, CT. |
East Lyme |
CT |
$213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for new emergency communication equipment at Bridgeport Emergency Operations Center. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding to upgrade equipment at the City of Bridgeport's Emergency Operations Center. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Coventry |
Funding for a microgrid project in Coventry, CT. |
Coventry |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of South Windsor |
Funding for equipment at South Windsor Emergency Operations Center |
South Windsor |
CT |
$34,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Old Lyme |
Funding for Emergency Operations Center upgrades in Old Lyme |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$708,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Madison |
Funding to construct an Emergency Operations Center in Madison, CT. |
Madison |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for culvert assessments across Connecticut. |
Statewide |
CT |
$6,187,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for bridge replacement and wetland mitigation at Four Mile River |
East Lyme and Old Lyme |
CT |
$3,945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for regional culvert replacement program in the Naugatuck Valley |
19 Towns with Naugatuck Valley region |
CT |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for storm sewer assessments and compliance upgrades within the Naugatuck Valley |
Towns within the Naugatuck Valley |
CT |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for a flood scoping project in Bridgeport, CT |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$742,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
University of Connecticut |
Funding for supporting municipal project planning and technical capacity development across Connecticut. |
Storrs |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Hartford |
Funding for necessary upgrades to Closure Structure #1 in Hartford, CT |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Center, Inc. of Connecticut |
Funding for a healthcare workforce training program |
Middletown |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation Connecticut |
Funding to expand career and financial coaching services |
Hartford, New Britain, New Haven, Norwalk, and Waterbury |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
COMPASS Youth Collaborative |
Funding to support youth outreach program in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut |
Funding to expand Dolly Parton Imagination Library and improve literacy in Hartford, Windham, and Tolland counties |
Hartford, Windham, and Tolland Counties |
CT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental |
Funding for book distribution and literacy improvement programs in Stamford, Manchester, and Litchfield |
Stamford, Manchester, and Litchfield |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Waterbury |
Funding for mindfulness afterschool program in Waterbury, CT. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$332,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Historical Society |
Funding for community history project through Connecticut Historical Society |
Statewide |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Albertus Magnus College |
Funding to expand the student information technology hub and start a related experiential learning and internship program |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,506,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Children's Community Development Center, Inc. |
Support for early childhood education students to participate in teacher training |
Fairfield County |
CT |
$62,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hartford |
Funding to support the growth of the University of Hartford's Division of Graduate and Professional Studies |
West Hartford |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwin University Magnet School System |
Funding for curriculum development at Goodwin University Magnet School System |
East Hartford |
CT |
$1,502,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Elevate Bridgeport |
Funding to support student support services at Elevate Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CCARC, Inc. |
Funding for startup costs for job training programs that serve individuals with disabilities |
New Britain |
CT |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NAFI Connecticut, Inc. |
Funding to support career exploration program |
Litchfield |
CT |
$218,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding for a Direct Support Professionals training program |
Fairfield and New Haven Counties |
CT |
$1,152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hartford |
Funding for student mental health and career support services |
West Hartford |
CT |
$731,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capital Workforce Partners |
Funding for youth career services in North Central Connecticut |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of Western and Northern CT, Inc. |
Funding for work readiness programs in Hartford, Bridgeport, and Waterbury |
Bridgeport, Hartford, and Waterbury |
CT |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Hartford Public Schools |
Funding for manufacturing equipment for East Hartford Public Schools |
East Hartford |
CT |
$730,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Reads Community Book Bank |
Funding to expand structured literacy programming in the New Haven area |
New Haven, Bethany, Branford, Cheshire, Hamden,
Milford, Orange, West Haven |
CT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Coastal Fairfield County |
Funding to support the work of Bridgeport Prospers |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$247,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Regional Youth Adult Social Action Partnership |
Funding to support Social Emotional Learning Initiative within Bridgeport Public Schools |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Funding to support Best Buddies in Connecticut |
Bridgeport, Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capitol Region Education Council Foundation |
Funding for special education teacher residency program |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stamford YMCA |
Funding to hire and train teachers at LEAD Academy afterschool program at Stamford YMCA |
Stamford |
CT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Connecticut State University |
Funding for bilingual college access program at Central Connecticut State University |
New Britain |
CT |
$68,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban Impact of Black Rock |
Funding to support student services through Urban Impact of Black Rock |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arts for Learning Connecticut |
Funding for arts education program expansion |
Hamden |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SoundWaters, Inc. |
Funding for afterschool and extracurricular programming in Fairfield County |
Bridgeport, Norwalk, Stamford |
CT |
$361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Knights Youth Organization |
Funding for sports and mentoring afterschool and summer program in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Coastal Fairfield County |
Funding for community outreach programming on adverse childhood experiences |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$149,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Public Schools |
Funding to provide computers for students in Waterbury Public Schools |
Waterbury |
CT |
$2,265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Public Schools |
Funding to install wireless access points within Waterbury schools |
Waterbury |
CT |
$259,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwin University Magnet School System |
Funding to support programming at Goodwin University Magnet School System |
East Hartford |
CT |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Coastal Fairfield County |
Funding to provide space for extracurricular programming in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$243,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LifeBridge Community Services, Inc. |
Funding for robotics lab and technology upgrades for afterschool and summer programs |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Haven |
Funding will be used to acquire equipment and develop human capital |
West Haven |
CT |
$782,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut Health Center |
Funding for STEM programming to increase minority representation in science and engineering |
Hartford and Waterbury |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut Health Center |
Funding for programs to increase the entry of underrepresented and first-generation students to medical and dental schools. |
Farmington |
CT |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Stage |
Funding to expand arts summer programming at the Hartford Stage |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
4-H Education Center at Auerfarm |
Funding to expand summer programming for students with disabilities |
Bloomfield |
CT |
$204,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Public Library |
Funding for educational programs for immigrant, refugee, and ELL students |
Hartford |
CT |
$305,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hispanic Federation |
Funding for programming to increase college enrollment among Latino students and students of color in Hartford |
Hartford |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding to launch an adaptive arts pilot program to assist special education students in Bridgeport. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding for library refresh at Bridgeport Public Schools |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Western Connecticut |
Funding for college access program in Stamford |
Stamford |
CT |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding for college retention program for students with disabilities |
Trumbull |
CT |
$1,284,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Housatonic Community College |
Funding to expand healthcare and IT programs and funding to start a hydroponics program at Housatonic Community College |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding for early childhood education paraprofessionals in Bridgeport Public Schools |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding for teacher leader program at Bridgeport Public Schools |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding for arts, music, and entertainment afterschool program in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sacred Heart University |
Funding for college access program at Arrupe College at Sacred Heart University |
Fairfield |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
All Our Kin, Inc. |
Provide family child care educators with the resources, training, and services they deserve to launch and sustain high-quality family child care programs, which allow parents and caregivers to go to work. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kids In Crisis |
To address the mental health crisis facing Connecticut teens by expanding the TeenTalk program to 5 middle schools in Norwalk and 5 middle schools and 2 high schools in Stamford. |
Cos Cob |
CT |
$1,121,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Milford, Inc. |
Federal Funds will be used to assist Milford Residents with rent/mortgage payments, utility bills, medical bills, summer camperships and diapers for infants and toddlers. |
Milford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Coast Guard Academy Alumni Association |
Funding will support the creation of the Maritime Center of Excellence (MCOE), a new state-of-the-art facility with enhanced classrooms, seminar spaces, and the Science and Engineering Innovation Lab. |
New London |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Children's Medical Center |
Funding for a Perinatal Care Center |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Continuum of Care |
Funding for renovations at veterans residential PTSD treatment program. |
New Haven |
CT |
$630,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hartford |
Funding for equipment for healthcare training programs |
Hartford |
CT |
$87,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence |
Funding for a music therapy program for children in domestic violence shelters throughout Connecticut |
statewide |
CT |
$216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Annie C Courtney Foundation, Inc |
There are 424,000 children in foster care in the US. Every year approximately 20,000 young adults will age out of this system. We propose setting up and managing a directory that will highlight and feature the talents and abilities of former foster youth so that adults formerly in care can find and support each other through hiring and recommending other former foster youth. The Directory will be built and maintained by and for former foster youth. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$82,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Youth Lacrosse Inc. |
Funding for sports programs for low-income families in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chrysalis Center Inc. |
Funding for renovations at veterans housing facilities |
Rockville/Vernon |
CT |
$642,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for mental health support group in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$31,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for health-focused afterschool programming in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
Funding for sexually transmitted infection clinic in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Child Guidance Clinic |
Funding to replace roof at outpatient mental health center and a therapeutic day school |
Manchester |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Counseling Centers Inc |
Funding for IT upgrades to support seven mental health and substance abuse clinics |
Danbury, Meriden, Norwalk, Stamford, Waterbury |
CT |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Connection, Inc. |
Funding for training for direct care staff at The Connection, Inc. |
Middletown |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Depend |
Funding for security improvements at Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence |
Lebanon, Norwich, New London |
CT |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Depend |
Funding for renovations at Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence sites |
Lebanon, Norwich, New London |
CT |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Children's |
Funding for renovations and equipment at Burgdor Clinic |
Hartford |
CT |
$882,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Western Connecticut |
Funding for food prescription program in the Danbury area |
Danbury |
CT |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance for Living |
Funding to support New London County CARES program |
New London |
CT |
$294,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Greenwich, Connecticut, Inc. |
Funding for financial literacy program targeted to domestic abuse survivors |
Greenwich |
CT |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Greenwich Sexual Assault Services Program Spa |
Funding for the design of new program space for YWCA Greenwich |
Greenwich |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Connecticut Women’s Consortium, Inc. |
Funding for trauma-informed nonprofit training through Connecticut Women’s Consortium |
Hamden |
CT |
$89,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberation Programs, Inc. |
Funding for renovations at Liberation House in Stamford |
Stamford |
CT |
$1,751,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
InterCommunity, Inc |
Funding to expand a primary and behavioral health care facility in Hartford, CT |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Keystone House Inc. |
Funding for renovations at three group homes for adults with a mental health diagnosis |
Norwalk |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LifeBridge Community Services, Inc. |
Funding for elevator replacement |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Make-A-WIsh Connecticut |
Funding for a new roof at The Wishing Place in Trumbull, CT |
Trumbull |
CT |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MARC of Manchester |
Funding for renovations at MARC of Manchester |
Manchester |
CT |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
McCall Foundation, Inc. |
Funding for renovations at a intermediate residential treatment program |
Torrington |
CT |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Johnson Memorial Hospital |
Funding to expand Cancer Center at Johnson Memorial Hospital |
Stafford |
CT |
$820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Optimus Health Care, Inc. |
Funding for renovation at a federally qualified health center |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gaylord Hospital, Inc. |
Funding for the expansion of the Center for Education at Gaylord Hospital Center |
Wallingford |
CT |
$1,599,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Alliance |
Funding for a project to alleviate mental health and substance use barriers to sustainable employment |
New Haven and 29 other cities in Connecticut |
CT |
$513,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Community and Family Services, Inc |
Funding for expansion Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) program in Norwich |
Norwich |
CT |
$301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Project Imo, Inc |
Funding for youth mentoring program in Windham, CT |
Windham |
CT |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Norwalk ACTS |
Funding for youth mental health program in Norwalk, CT |
Norwalk |
CT |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LifeBridge Community Services, Inc. |
Funding to hire clinicians for youth mental health services |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$308,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Implementation of Trauma-Informed Approach to Care |
Funding for trauma-informed care training for nonprofit staff |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$164,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Day Kimball Health Care |
Funding for MRI equipment purchase at Day Kimball Health Care |
Putnam |
CT |
$4,336,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Institute For Communities, Inc. (CIFC) |
Funding for a parking garage at a federally qualified health center |
Danbury |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Renewal Team, Inc. (CRT) |
Funding for program healthcare program expansion in North End of Hartford |
Hartford |
CT |
$551,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic Inc. |
Funding for Automated Electronic Defibrillators and Restroom Facility Renovations at Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic |
New Haven |
CT |
$104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reliance Health, Inc. |
Funding for renovations at nine mental health facilities in eastern Connecticut |
Norwich |
CT |
$207,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Joseph Parenting Center |
Funding for supplies and materials at Saint Joseph Parenting Center, which serves children and families experiencing child abuse and neglect |
Stamford, Danbury |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stamford Health |
Funding for mental health programming through Stamford Health |
Stamford |
CT |
$298,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Village for Families and Children |
Funding for renovations at The Village for Families and Children in Hartford, CT |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler Clinic, Inc. |
Funding for a new healthcare facility in Bristol |
Bristol |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quiet Corner Cares |
Funding for renovations at Kasia's Hope House |
Putnam |
CT |
$45,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery |
Funding to support five recovery community centers |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cornell Scott-Hill Corporation |
Funding to support a federally qualified health center |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hispanic Federation, Inc. |
Funding for vaccination programs across Connecticut |
Hartford |
CT |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Greater Bridgeport Opportunities Industrializa |
Funding for youth mental health programming |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Public Schools |
Funding will be used to expand a VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) Expansion Project to twenty-one school locations in the school district, to support effective communication between the school and community members. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$402,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Perception Programs |
Funds will support the renovation of a facility in Willimantic, CT to allow Perception Programs to improve delivery of behavioral heath services in the Windham County Service area. |
Willimantic |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Human Development |
Funds will be used to purchase a 7-8 seat minivan which will be utilized to transport individuals the Center serves to clinical/medical appointments, community events, work and potential job interviews, family engagements, support groups, and other community engagements. |
Colchester |
CT |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberation Programs, Inc. |
Funds will be used to enhance Liberation Program, Inc.'s Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station |
Funds will be used to provide nutritious food to communities through the establishment of urban vegetable gardens that will also serve as a research opportunity for stakeholders studying small-scale cropping systems, nutrient management, etc. |
New Haven |
CT |
$99,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Person-to-Person, Inc. |
Funding will support the Steps2Success program to address financial insecurity faced by Connecticut adults. |
Darien |
CT |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chrysalis Center Inc. |
Funding will support renovations to the St. Philip House campus operated by the Chrysalis Center. |
Plainville |
CT |
$72,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfield County’s Community Foundation |
Funding will support research into economic inequality and mobility in Fairfield County. |
Norwalk |
CT |
$462,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Child and Family Agency of Southeastern CT, Inc. |
Federal funds will be used to establish high-quality outpatient behavioral health services in southern Connecticut schools identified as high-need by the state of Connecticut’s Department of Public Health. |
New London |
CT |
$296,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family Services of Greater Hartford |
Federal funding would support staffing for the Jewish Family Services' new program, Comprehensive Community Supports, which is designed to addressed challenges often faced by low-to-moderate income clients. |
West Hartford |
CT |
$62,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding would support the modernization of the IT system in the communicable disease clinic. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding would support the modernization and transition of the City of Bridgeport Health Departments record management to a digital document management system (DMS). |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cure Rare Disease |
Funding would support the renovation of a laboratory space that will be used for research into rare diseases and development of biotechnology. |
Woodbridge |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding to launch a pilot IT program. |
Trumbull |
CT |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fair Haven Community Health Clinic |
Funding will support the construction of a new 33,500 square foot health center in the Fair Haven neighborhood of New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CT Children's Medical Center |
Funding for the construction of a lead-lined room that is necessary for MIBG therapy |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lutheran Home of Southbury |
Funding for IT upgrades at Lutheran Home of Southbury |
Southbury |
CT |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbus House |
Funding for a mental health and substance use recovery support program that serves individuals experiencing homelessness |
New Haven and Middletown |
CT |
$699,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Center of Hamden |
Funding for workforce development training sessions at Children's Center of Hamden |
Hamden |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Renewal Team |
Funding for Dementia Unit at Assisted Living Facility in East Hartford |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,634,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greenwoods Counseling & Referrals, Inc. |
Funding for mental health and addiction services staffing in a rural community |
Litchfield County |
CT |
$167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health Connecticut |
Funding for facility renovations at Mental Health Connecticut |
Waterbury, West Hartford, Stamford, and Torrington |
CT |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prudence Crandall Center, Inc. |
Funding for domestic violence response programming |
New Britain, Southington, Plainville, Berlin, Kensington, Burlington, Terryville and Plymouth |
CT |
$124,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Easterseals of Oak Hill |
Funding will be used to transform the current Easterseals Hemlocks Center to a center to provide support services to individuals with disabilities from across the nation. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,359,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family & Children's Aid |
Funding would support a new Waterbury Project Joy Center for use by FCA's Rapid Response Teams and Clinicians tp provide accelerated access to mental health treatment for youth. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford |
Funds would be used to increase client access to substance abuse and mental health treatment in New Haven. |
Hartford |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CT Citizens for Science |
Funding will be used to connect new parents to outreach coordinators to direct them to care and services during the first year. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Resources for Justice |
Funding will support a new program designed to provide employment services, harm reduction education, substance abuse support, and other programming for the criminal justice and reentry populations. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$521,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bristol Adult Resource Center, Inc. |
These funds will help finance the construction of a new building at BARC, which will allow for significant expansion programming & recreational support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). |
Bristol |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford, Inc. |
Funding would support the Boys & Girls Club's ongoing programming, including programming in health and wellness, STEAM, and arts. |
Hartford |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Klingberg Family Centers, Inc. |
Funding would be used to address overdue facility repairs and upgrades to the Klingberg Family Centers’ main campus in New Britain. |
New Britain |
CT |
$3,072,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Child and Family Agency of Southeastern CT, Inc. |
Funds will be used to cover costs related to staffing, training, and supplies at Child & Family Agency’s three Community Bridge Clinics in New London County and Middlesex County. |
New London |
CT |
$679,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities, Inc. - Archdiocese of Hartford |
Funding would be used to support interconnected services provided by the Neighborhood Equity Centers in Hartford. |
Hartford |
CT |
$724,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BHcare, Inc. |
Funds will be used to support services for individuals struggling with mental health and/or substance abuse disorders at the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic. |
North Haven |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hispanic Federation |
Funding will support a pilot program that will provide mental health care services and support to the frontline staff of Latino community-based organizations. |
Hartford |
CT |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MARC of Manchester |
The funds will be used to install commercial height porte-cocheres and emergency backup power generators at 151 & 161 Sheldon Road, Manchester, CT, to ensure continuity of services to people with intellectual disabilities that are served at MARC, Inc. |
Manchester |
CT |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Connection, Inc. |
Funding will support much-needed renovations to Hallie House, a Connection, Inc. (TCI) residential substance use treatment center. |
Middletown |
CT |
$43,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hands On Hartford |
Funding will support basic needs programs, which include a food pantry, community meals program (soup kitchen), weekend backpack nutrition program for Hartford kids, and assistance with rent, utility, security deposit costs, and other homelessness prevention services.
|
Hartford |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Governor's Prevention Partnership |
Funding to train community and youth leaders as credible messengers in their communities to prevent substance use and provide safe methods for deactivation and home disposal of prescription opioids and other dangerous substances |
Statewide |
CT |
$1,122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding for medical disaster response equipment |
Fairfield County |
CT |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Business Initiative |
Funding for middle school career and life skills program |
Norwalk |
CT |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
‘r kids, Inc. |
Funding for a family trauma center in New Haven |
New Haven |
CT |
$972,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Business Initiative, Inc. |
Funding to support job training, fiscal literacy, and entrepreneurship programs for high school-aged, low-income youth. |
Norwalk |
CT |
$76,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest at Wakeman Boys & Girls Clubhouse |
Funding for health center renovation in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Bridge to Success Community Partnership |
Funding for Black maternal mortality program in Waterbury |
Waterbury |
CT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Water Pollution Control Authority, Bridgeport |
To upgrade the West Side Wastewater Treatment Facility in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwich Public Utilities |
To connect the 1,220-foot gap between the Groton and Norwich water systems. |
Norwich |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwich Public Utilities |
To re-line a significant portion of NPU's wastewater system and extend the life of the existing gravity sewer system. |
Norwich |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
To replace the existing HVAC system at the Lake Gaillard Water Treatment Plant |
North Branford |
CT |
$4,880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
To upgrade the washwater clarifiers and recycle pump station with associated piping, electrical, and instrumentation work. |
North Branford |
CT |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
To ensure valves at Regional Water Authority treatment plants are in good working order. |
North Branford |
CT |
$2,152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
To replace the Route 80 Control Valve facility. |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
To construct a pump station to provide fire protection and daily pumping. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
To replace the generator and fuel tank at the Seymour Well Treatment Facility. |
Seymour |
CT |
$716,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Old Lyme |
To undertake a regional wastewater project to sewer coastal parcels with failing on-site wastewater systems that discharge to the Long Island Sound. |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$11,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
To create a regional inventory of open space parcels in the Naugatuck Valley region. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Monroe |
To replace the septic system at the Monroe Senior Center |
Monroe |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrington WPCA |
This project would design, bid, and construct the Harris Road Pump Station Upgrade ("Project"). |
Torrington |
CT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
State and Territorial Assistance Grant funding will assist the City with the siting, design, and construction of up to 50 bioswales over the next year. |
Stamford |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
School Hill Water Association |
To connect 31 homes and 87 residents up to CT water. |
East Windsor |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Save the Sound |
To implement bioswales throughout Stamford, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Metropolitan District Commission |
This project would provide a critically needed new water transmission main across the Connecticut River to supply drinking water to East Hartford, South Windsor, Glastonbury and Portland |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fish and Wildlife Service |
To support federal acquisition and conservation by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of approximately 790 acres of priority lands from willing sellers to be added to the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge. |
New Haven |
CT |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
The North Main Street water main rehabilitation entails replacing old water lines and adding a pressure-reducing station to the water line. |
Winchester |
CT |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester, CT |
Install a sewer line on Rowley Street in Winchester, CT. |
Winchester |
CT |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Antiquarian and Landmarks Society |
Funds will be utilized for restoration and renovation at the Hale Homestead and the implementation of interpretation on site. |
Hartford |
CT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Save the Sound |
This is a stormwater project to construct green stormwater infrastructure at Town Center Park in Hamden, CT to manage stormwater runoff from an 88-acre urban watershed area. |
New Haven |
CT |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Office of Policy and Management |
Under the direction of the Connecticut Water Planning Council, CWSRF will be used to update Connecticut’s State Water Plan to better coordinate water resource protection, planning, and management in our state. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Western CT Council of Governments |
The funds are requested to conduct a sanitary sewer feasibility study. |
Sandy Hook |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Bridgeport |
This project will use federal funds to plant and steward urban trees and grow Bridgeport’s urban forest. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$154,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mystic Seaport Museum |
To restore the EMMA C. BERRY to original condition. |
Mystic |
CT |
$111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
To repair the Perry Memorial Arch, which has both interior and exterior structural issues. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
The Naugatuck Valley COG will develop a tree canopy GIS layer and provide access to that data through an interactive, informational web mapping application. NVCOG will also provide individual assessments of the tree canopy data to all 19 NVCOG municipalities. |
19 Town NVCOG Region |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
This funding will serve as key enticement to bring the three municipalities together to create an independent, legal entity to begin the process of merging the wastewater treatment operations. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Prospect |
Installation of a sewer line. |
Prospect |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis Police Department |
Funding to support the St. Louis Regional Violent Crime Initiative. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Financial Services and General Government |
The State Historical Society of Missouri |
The Processing Congressional Papers Project will fully process records of additional significant Members of Congress from Missouri to increase access and encourage research so that they can be easily understood and used more easily for research purposes.
|
Columbia |
MO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson Barracks Air National Guard Base |
Construction of a single, consolidated facility for the 157th Air Operations Group at Jefferson Barracks Air National Guard Base will enable efficient cooperation of all personnel within the Intelligence, Combat Operations, and Communications Squadrons, along with support staff. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$21,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Bellefontaine Readiness Center |
Construction of a new Army National Guard Readiness Center will help train and support Army National Guard Soldiers and relieve overcrowding at existing Readiness Centers. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot |
Construction of an aircraft maintenance hangar addition that is integral to the Missouri Aviation Classification and Repair Activity Depot will provide for a safe working environment and adequate workspace that will allow for aircraft to be overhauled and maintained in a more orderly, methodical, and efficient fashion allowing for increased production. |
Springfield |
MO |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Rosecrans Air National Guard Base |
Construction of a new properly sized and configured aircraft parking apron will support the current mission and training at Rosecrans Air National Guard Base for the 139th Airlift Wing. |
St. Joseph |
MO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Rosecrans Air National Guard Base |
Construction of a properly sized and configured general purpose maintenance hangar is necessary to carry out the execution of the flying mission, repair, and maintenance on C-130 aircraft at Rosecrans Air National Guard Base for the 139th Airlift Wing.
|
St. Joseph |
MO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Leonard Wood |
Construction of a new, consolidated Central Issue Facility at Fort Leonard Wood will alleviate dispersed operations and allow Fort Leonard Wood to divest temporary, World War II-era wood construction buildings. |
Fort Leonard Wood |
MO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson Barracks Air National Guard Base |
Construction of a a permanent facility to provide a Base Defense Operations Center and adequately sized and secured weapons and ammunition vault is necessary for the 131st Security Forces Flight at Jefferson Barracks Air National Guard Base.
|
St. Louis |
MO |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson Barracks Air National Guard Base |
Construction of a 14-lane firing range Combat Arms Training and Maintenance Facility to provide small-arms certification is necessary to execute the mission at Jefferson Barracks Air National Guard Base. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will continue feasibility study efforts for the Lower Missouri River Flood Risk and Resiliency Study for the MRLS L-246 project. |
Brunswick |
MO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will continue feasibility study efforts for the Lower Missouri River Flood Risk and Resiliency Study for Jefferson City, Missouri. |
Jefferson City |
MO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will continue feasibility study efforts for the Lower Missouri River Flood Risk and Resiliency Study for Holt County, Missouri. |
Holt County |
MO |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Leonard Wood |
Continued construction for the replacement of the over 50 year old General Leonard Wood Army Community Hospital that serves a large population with few military health system providers in the surrounding area. |
Fort Leonard Wood |
MO |
$31,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Whiteman Air Force Base |
Construction of refueler truck fillstands and a ground vehicle service station on the flightline at Whiteman Air Force Base will streamline aircraft refueling operations. |
Whiteman Air Force Base |
MO |
$16,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corp of Engineers |
Funding will continue navigation improvements and ecosystem restoration for the Upper Mississippi River and Illinois Waterway. |
Winfield |
MO |
$49,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fisher Delta Research Center |
The Fisher Delta Research Center provides extraction and analysis of soil, water, and plant tissue. Additional space, along with funding for instrumentation and software, is needed to provide rapid analysis of crops that are geographically specific to Missouri. |
New Madrid |
MO |
$1,425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Curators of the University of Missouri |
Construction at Missouri University of Science and Technology to support advanced manufacturing technology and innovation. |
Rolla |
MO |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Curators of the University of Missouri |
Equipment acquisition at Missouri University of Science and Technology to support advanced manufacturing technology and innovation. |
Rolla |
MO |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Missouri State University |
Construction at Cheek Hall at Missouri State University (MSU), which is home to MSU’s computer science and mathematics departments. |
Springfield |
MO |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Greater St. Louis, Inc. Foundation |
Funding to support deployment of public safety technology and equipment in downtown St. Louis. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harry M. Cornell Arts & Entertainment Complex |
Acquisition of necessary equipment. |
Joplin |
MO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Prairie |
Demolition of an abandoned building and related hazardous waste removal. |
East Prairie |
MO |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of Southern Missouri |
Security enhancements for the LifeHouse Crisis Maternity Home in Cape Girardeau.
|
Cape Girardeau |
MO |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Missouri Department of Transportation |
The South Loop Link project would deck over a four-block section of Interstate 670 to create an enhanced, green mobility hub enabling multimodal transportation options, regional job access, green and healthy living space, private development, and a climate responsive design.
|
Kansas City |
MO |
$65,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Springfield |
This project would expand the existing terminal ramp and apron at Springfield-Branson National Airport to provide for new terminal expansion. |
Springfield |
MO |
$6,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Parks and Recreation District |
The Brickline Greenway Project will create a safe and accessible area for drivers, pedestrians, bicyclists, and transit riders, while connecting neighborhoods with economic and recreational growth. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waynesville-St. Robert Regional Airport |
The Waynesville-St. Robert Regional Airport is a joint-use airport located at Fort Leonard Wood. Funding will be used for an extension of the parallel taxiway to reduce congestion and potential safety hazards of taxiing aircraft. |
Fort Leonard Wood |
MO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Missouri Department of Transportation |
This project will upgrade US Highway 67 to a four-lane, interstate quality highway to improve safety for motorists and promote more efficient movement of freight in and out of Southeast Missouri. |
Poplar Bluff |
MO |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Joseph |
The existing Air Traffic Control Tower at Rosecrans Memorial Airport is approximately 70 years old and is in extremely poor condition. It is necessary to construct a new Air Traffic Control Tower and aviation complex to improve airfield safety and continuity in airport operations. |
St. Joseph |
MO |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Louis |
This project will make streetscape improvements to improve traffic flow, ADA accessibility, and improved pedestrian connections for the influx of new employee traffic. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$19,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ozark Empire Fair Foundation |
Construction of facilities to support community activities and economic development. |
Springfield |
MO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missouri State University |
For Missouri State University for a permanent endowment fund to support the recruitment and retention of exceptional faculty in health and life sciences.
|
Springfield |
MO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Curators of the University of Missouri |
For the University of Missouri for a permanent endowment fund to support the recruitment and retention of exceptional faculty in precision health care.
|
Columbia |
MO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Curators of the University of Missouri |
Funding will be used for construction and research equipment for the NextGen Precision Health Institute, a state-of-the-art facility at the University of Missouri-Columbia that will be available to all University of Missouri System researchers. This facility will bring biomolecular, computational and engineering disciplines, veterinary, human medicine, and industry partners under one roof. |
Columbia |
MO |
$61,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missouri State University |
Facilities and equipment for the Ozarks Health and Life Science Center at Temple Hall at Missouri State University to house classrooms, labs, and offices to support STEM, health, and life sciences research and academic programs. Missouri State University’s enrollment in the sciences has grown from 1,000 to 2,400 since Temple Hall was constructed, including a doubling of the College of Natural and Applied Sciences’ graduate enrollment over the last 25 years. Additional space is needed to meet College of Natural and Applied Sciences’ educational and research needs. |
Springfield |
MO |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Curators of the University of Missouri |
For radioisotope production facilities and equipment specifically designed and built to produce critical short-lived medical radioisotopes for use in diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals. |
Columbia |
MO |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SoutheastHealth Center of Stoddard County |
For Cardio-oncology equipment and facility construction. |
Dexter |
MO |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BJC Behavioral Health |
For facilities and equipment for behavioral health service expansion. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis Children's Hospital |
For behavioral health children’s emergency room facilities and equipment. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Missouri State University |
For facilities and equipment for health sciences building at Southeast Missouri State University. |
Cape Girardeau |
MO |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Central College |
For facilities and equipment for a health sciences building in Rolla, Missouri. |
Rolla |
MO |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harris Stowe State University |
For the construction and equipment of labs for the STEM building to expand education opportunities for health care, research, and analytics. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harris Stowe State University |
For the purchase of IT infrastructure to upgrade the student-information system and learning management system to improve student services. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kansas City University |
For facilities and equipment for a Center of Excellence to improve population health through its health professions programs. |
Joplin and Kansas City |
MO |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Community College |
For equipment and construction of the Penn Valley Campus Health Science Center. |
Kansas City |
MO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missouri Chamber Foundation |
For a health workforce training program in coordination with Cox Health. |
Springfield |
MO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missouri University of Science and Technology |
For the purchase of equipment for an advanced manufacturing training program. |
Rolla |
MO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missouri University of Science and Technology |
For equipment and supplies to improve STEM degree programs. |
Rolla |
MO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missouri Southern State University |
For facilities and equipment for a Health Science Innovation Center at Missouri Southern State University. |
Joplin |
MO |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missouri State University |
For education and training for an associate degrees for paraprofessionals working with students with autism, and to provide an associate of arts degree program in psychology, with an emphasis on autism. |
West Plains |
MO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Missouri Health Council, Inc |
For a dental and medical training program at Northeast Missouri Health Council. |
Kirksville |
MO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ozarks Healthcare |
For facilities and equipment for the procedural rooms at the Ozarks Health Medical Center. |
West Plains |
MO |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pershing Memorial Hospital, Pershing Health System |
For facilities and equipment at Pershing Hospital. |
Brookfield |
MO |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rung Foundation |
For the expansion of access to workforce training and wraparound services for women. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Louis University |
For facilities and equipment for a health sciences and public health building at Saint Louis University. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SSM Health |
For facilities and equipment for a behavioral and mental health building at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis Community College |
For a drone pilot and geospatial technology training program, including curriculum and equipment. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis Community College |
For facilities and equipment at St. Louis Community College’s Florissant Valley campus by providing medical training equipment for new classrooms and laboratories at the Allied Health Center. |
Bridgeton |
MO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Truman State University |
For facilities and construction of a rural telehealth counseling center and integrated SKILLs Center. |
Kirksville |
MO |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Curators of the University of Missouri |
For construction and equipment for schools of Medicine and Dentistry at UMKC. |
Kansas City |
MO |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Webster University |
For technology upgrades to support the College’s masters programs. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Swope Health |
For construction and equipment for the PACE building at Swope Health. |
Kansas City |
MO |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis Economic Development |
For construction and equipment for the Helix Center Biotech Incubator for the acceleration of health and life sciences and biomedical research and technology. |
St. Louis |
MO |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connect2Culture |
Funding for educational programming. |
Joplin |
MO |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Springfield |
Increase access to drinking water |
Springfield |
MO |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Pollock |
Increase the city's ability to properly manage wastewater |
Pollock |
MO |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sullivan County |
Increase access to drinking water |
Sullivan County |
MO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Saline County |
Install sewer system |
Saline County |
MO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pemiscot County Port Authority |
Enhance the city's ability to safely manage wastewater |
Pemiscot County |
MO |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Charles |
Replace wells to provide drinking water |
St. Charles |
MO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cannon Wholesaler Water Commission |
Provide drinking water |
Stoutsville |
MO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Missouri |
Research the Missouri River |
Columbia |
MO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ozark National Scenic Riverways |
Repair and improve facilities in Alley Springs, Ozark National Scenic Riverways. |
Carter County |
MO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Township of Piscataway |
For the installation of solar panels on Piscataway's Department of Public Works canopy at 505 Sidney Road. Panels will provide low cost electricity, reduce the city's carbon footprint, and create technical jobs for many citizens of New Jersey and Piscataway. |
Township of Piscataway |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To reconstruct the Gloucester City Seawall located at Proprietors Park in Gloucester City, Camden County, New Jersey in order to maintain the safety and security of the community and surrounding areas. |
City of Gloucester |
NJ |
$2,985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the Wor |
To retrofit September 11 Memorial pool lights with LED bulbs, which will significantly reduce energy usage and reduce utilities costs for the lights which operate 24/7. |
New York City |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Rider University |
To enhance the efficiency and resiliency of Rider University's trigeneration power plant and emergency power sources that are used to support the institution's role as the emergency community shelter for Lawrence Township Public Schools and the larger Lawrence community. |
Lawrenceville |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
South Jersey Port Corporation |
To convert an existing diesel-powered ship-to-shore gantry crane to electric, and upgrade the existing electrical infrastructure. |
Camden |
NJ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To construct beachfill for 18 miles of Long Beach Island from Barnegat Inlet to Little Egg Inlet in Ocean County, New Jersey |
Ocean County |
NJ |
$32,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To initiate preliminary Engineering and Design for the deepening of the NY/NJ Harbor |
Newark and Essex County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To initiate a feasibility study for flood risk management and environmental restoration for the Whippany River in Morris County, New Jersey. |
Morris County |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Beachfill for 8-mile barrier island for protection from coastal storms. |
Atlantic County |
NJ |
$32,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Beachfill project to protect 16 mile barrier island, mitigate coastal storm damage and impacts from coastal erosion. |
Atlantic and Cape May Counties |
NJ |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To initiate a feasibility study for flood risk management and environmental restoration for dredge materials from the NY/NJ region. |
Essex County / Northern NJ |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will provide funding for the Delaware River Basin Comprehensive Watershed Assessment. |
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, and Delaware |
NJ |
$2,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Cumberland County Improvement Authority |
To expand broadband access to rural communities in western Cumberland County, and therefore equalize opportunities for economic advancement, education and well-being. |
Cumberland County |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Meals on Wheels of Salem County |
To purchase a facility where Meals on Wheels of Salem County can create their own commercial kitchen and office spaces to better serve Salem County's most vulnerable and homebound residents. |
Woodstown |
NJ |
$506,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Foodshed Alliance |
Creation of a Center for Food, Farming and the Environment to create/expand local farm businesses and to increase access to local food. |
Newton |
NJ |
$447,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Township of Mount Holly |
For the completion of a new municipal courthouse facility. |
Township of Mount Holly |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Paulsboro |
For construction of a new, environmentally sustainable municipal complex that will house the administrative offices and the police station of the Borough of Paulsboro. |
Borough of Paulsboro |
NJ |
$16,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Clayton |
For a ladder truck to service the emergency needs of Clayton, NJ. |
Borough of Clayton |
NJ |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Burlington |
To dredge and improve Kennedy Lake, for stormwater drainage and storage during routine and catastrophic weather events. |
City of Burlington |
NJ |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Township of West Caldwell |
To de-snag and stabilize the Pine Brook to alleviate further and potential erosion and flooding of residential properties located along the stream. |
Township of West Caldwell |
NJ |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Newton Fire Museum, Inc. |
To complete the preservation and restoration of the historic Spring Street Firehouse in downtown Newton, New Jersey. |
Newton |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Lawrenceville |
This project is programmed to provide all the requirements for the activities associated with the United States Property and Fiscal Office which is the primary staff section responsible for the logistical and financial controls of the State of New Jerseys National Guard. This facility is required so that the administrative functions of the United States Property and Fiscal Officer for New Jersey (USPFO-NJ), (WN2AA), with an authorization for 106 DA civilian employees can be consolidated with warehouse and CIF operations and established in close proximity to the USPFO- NJ warehousing, Central Issue Facility and IT functions in Lawrenceville, NJ. This will permit the USPFO-NJ administrative staff to vacate space that is being borrowed from the NJARNG Joint Training and Training Development Center (JT2DC) at Fort Dix, which was designed as classroom space and never intended to be utilized as office space. The project will provide the administrative space authorized for USPFO operations by NGB Pam 415-12, ARMY NATIONMAL GUARD FACILITIES ALLOWANCES, and enable the USPFO-NJ to exercise tighter oversight of his legal and regulatory responsibilities for the government property and funds provided to support the training, logistic and mission related activities of the NJARNG. |
Lawrenceville |
NJ |
$5,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Inspira Health Network |
To purchase equipment and expand and enhance services that will impact youth directly and positively in Bridgeton, Millville, Vineland and surrounding communities in order to prevent community youth violence. |
Cumberland |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence |
To assist survivors of domestic violence who are marginalized due to culture, language, financial or other means with hiring an attorney in domestic violence related custody and divorce matters. |
Atlantic |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Seton Hall University |
To assist in re-entry efforts by increasing accessibility to relief from criminal records for people upon release from incarceration who face barriers to reintegration into the community. This initiative would help people in Newark and Essex County re-entering the community after incarceration to address legal issues related to their ability to secure a job, health care, housing, and other essential aspects of life upon reentry. |
Essex |
NJ |
$632,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Legal Assistance for Low-Income Victims of Crime |
To provide free legal counsel and representation to low-income victims of crime. This will further Women's Rights Information Center's (WRIC) mission to provide knowledge and opportunities to support the economic aspirations, self-sufficiency, and emotional well-being of individuals so they may live with hope, security, and dignity. |
Bergen, Hudson, Passaic |
NJ |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Camden Center for Youth Development, Inc. |
to provide Community Coach Mentors (Credible Messenger), specific assistance and transportation services for at-risk or justice involved youth |
Camden |
NJ |
$324,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault |
For operating costs to expand accessibility capabilities in order to better serve sexual violence survivors with marginalized identities across New Jersey (NJ), including but not limited to survivors of color, LGBTQ+ survivors, survivors with disabilities, deaf/hard of hearing (DHH) survivors, and linguistically diverse survivors. Recommended accommodations that will be made available through this project include but are not limited to: closed captioning, American Sign Language (ASL), translation/transcreation services, assistive technology, revision of policies and program materials (e.g., intake forms), and cultural humility training and workshops. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NJ Chamber of Commerce Foundation |
"To ensure that New Jersey students who have a high risk of dropping out of school graduate from high school prepared for the challenges of post-secondary education and the workforce in order to break the cycle of poverty and avoid entrance into the corrections system so that they may become productive, contributing members of their communities.
The Jobs for America’s Graduates New Jersey (JAG NJ) program has a 10-year track record of success in transforming the lives of young adults who are at a high risk of dropping out of school, or who have already dropped out, and utilizes data collection, innovative technology and a nationally successful model to achieve consistent graduation rates of 93% to 100% in NJ high schools that have graduation rates of 36% to 88%." |
Atlantic, Cumberland, Essex, Middlesex, Ocean, Passaic |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Salvation and Social Justice |
To reduce gun violence that is killing our children in Trenton, New Jersey. On March 25, 2022, a 9-year-old girl was killed in front of the Kingsburg housing complex in Trenton, New Jersey. This tragic death is one of far too many senseless deaths in the city. In 2020, Trenton− with a population of 90,871 experienced 40 homicides, surpassing its deadliest year on record in 2013. And, to provide Community Led First Response team to the community. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers University-Newark |
To support creation of a one-stop reentry, education, workforce, business development and community hub for justice impacted youth and people re-entering our community from incarceration. |
Essex |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue |
To acquire a new 40 foot Interceptor Patrol boat to replace our existing 27 foot vessel which is more than a decade old, past its useful life, and not designed for the type of waterway we patrol (Hudson River). This investment would enhance our ability to respond to emergencies in the Port involving fire, ice and cold water rescue and communications with Port partners and would be used as a first responder in the Port of New York and New Jersey, for regular patrols, and for training missions including USCG approved training and exercises. |
Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Union |
NJ |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Manville |
To expand and upgrade emergency siren technology in Manville to further public safety. |
Somerset |
NJ |
$208,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgian Court University |
For costs to improve campus safety & security technology. |
Ocean |
NJ |
$763,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth University |
To investigate impacts of climate related environmental change on marine habitats and living marine resources around the Sandy Hook peninsula (Sandy Hook Bay, Raritan Bay, Lower New York Harbor) to promote more vibrant and sustainable commercial and recreational fisheries. |
Middlesex, Monmouth |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Town of Harrison |
For the complete improvement of our overall communications capabilities for our public safety providers. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$563,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Union City |
To replace the Department's City-wide communications system which is now obsolete and vulnerable to system outages and security attacks. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Township of South Hackensack |
To replace the outdated communications/radio system utilized by the South Hackensack Police Department (SHPD). |
Bergen |
NJ |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Stockton University |
For siting a Coastal Resilience and Maritime Workforce Development Center in Atlantic City to support research and training in alternate energy, coastal resilience and maritime safety. |
Atlantic |
NJ |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers University-New Brunswick |
To procure two state-of-the-art hurricane gliders to be dedicated to deployments along the New Jersey coast throughout hurricane season. These two gliders would support more accurate hurricane intensity forecasts for New Jersey and the Mid-Atlantic Region. |
Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Salem |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Englewood |
To address significant equipment and infrastructure issues that exist within the Englewood Public Safety Division that pose safety, privacy, and interoperability issues. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newton |
To purchase and install upgraded, interoperable 911 emergency communications response systems in Newton, Andover, Hardyston, and Sparta that will enhance public safety operations and save lives. |
Sussex |
NJ |
$1,334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bogota |
The Borough of Bogota is requesting funding to purchase comptabile accessories necessary to replace our damaged two-way-radio system. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Burlington County |
For the installation of bidirectional amplifiers to improve emergency communications. |
Burlington |
NJ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Woodcliff Lake |
The purpose of the project is to install security cameras at various locations throughout the Borough, including the Tice Senior Center and the Department of Public Works. There were 22 total crimes reported in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey in 2020. There are seven crime categories used to track crime throughout the country, three property crime categories: larceny, burglary, motor vehicle theft, and four violent crime categories: aggravated assault, robbery, rape, and murder. In 2020, there were 15 larcenies, 3 burglaries, 3 motor vehicle thefts, and 1 aggravated assault in the Borough of Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey. Installing security cameras at Tice Senior Center and the Department of Works is a good use of taxpayer funds because it will protect our most vulnerable populations, such as seniors, from crime experienced within our Borough. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$219,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Robbinsville Township Police Department |
To purchase a Traffic Message Board for OEM and Traffic Calming. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Newark Public Library |
To digitize the historical publications of the Newark Evening News from 1926 - 1972 so that they are accessible and available to the public. |
Newark |
NJ |
$183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Monmouth University |
To develop, educate, and accelerate entrepreneurs within Monmouth and Middlesex Counties with a particular focus on underserved communities. |
Monmouth and Middlesex Counties |
NJ |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
United Way of Northern New Jersey |
To develop and implement a new initiative that educates employers on how to create and retain quality jobs for low-wage employees. |
Essex, Morris, Somerset, Sussex, Warren Counties |
NJ |
$642,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Norwescap, Inc. |
For purchase, renovation of a building and start-up costs for a restaurant incubator and food service training program. |
Phillipsburg |
NJ |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Borough of Fairview |
To digitally scan and archive the Borough of Fairview's municipal documents, which will then be uploaded on the Borough's digital cloud and made available for residents to access as needed. |
Borough of Fairview |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Robbinsville Township |
For preservation and digitization of paper archival records for ease of public access. |
Robbinsville Township |
NJ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
To renovate and upgrade the historic Lincoln Park to accelerate reemergence of the Lincoln Park Neighborhood as an energetic, healthy and empowered arts and culture-centered community. |
Essex |
NJ |
$3,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Food Bank of South Jersey |
The work of the Camden Food Security Collective seeks to go beyond addressing one of the most fundamental human needs, which is having food, to tackling the ramifications of poverty-induced food insecurity and ushering in a new narrative of a thriving, stable community with access to ample healthy, nutritious foods. Led by co-backbone partners, Camden Coalition and FBSJ, the Camden Food Security Collective is a coordinated community that fosters food security through structural equity and seeks to engage a broad set of stakeholders to address the upstream causes of food security in Camden and create equitable, lasting solutions for food security in Camden by 2031. |
Camden |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family Promise, Inc. |
To purchase and renovate a building for use as day center and offices to serve families experiencing and at risk of homelessness, and potentially convert a portion of the building to one to two low-income apartments, pending receipt of variance. |
Union |
NJ |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Jersey Transportation Authority |
For design of a cargo taxiway at Atlantic City International Airport for the development of cargo service. |
Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Community Development Corporation |
To help pay for the construction of an addition to the Great Falls Youth Center and acquire next door parcel to permit us to serve additional Paterson youth. |
https://www.njcdc.org/ |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson County New Jersey |
For improvements to 1.6 miles of County Road 653/County Avenue in Secaucus, NJ, for milling and repaving, to improve drainage/prevent flooding, and for traffic signal upgrades and replacements. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
The proposed project will complete significant expansions to a bus depot located at 133 River Street in Hackensack, NJ. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Nutley |
For the repurposing of an outdated and undersized baseball field into a dedicated outdoor concert venue. |
Township of Nutley |
NJ |
$148,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Jersey City |
to complete the full installation cost of the portions of the Morris Canal Greenway located in Jersey City. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$2,021,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newark Museum of Art |
For the renovation of underused offices and classrooms to create new digital and sciences labs for the design and implementation of public and school programs, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and modular, flexible space planning in the Newark Museum of Art. |
Newark |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Penns Grove |
For the purchase of Splash Pad equipment, and for the installation of features, to address a recreational deficit within the community. This recreational project will foster the growth and development of youth and adolescents and improve their mental and physical health while reducing inequity in an underserved area. |
Borough of Penns Grove |
NJ |
$266,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA of Eastern Union County |
For construction of the YWCA of Eastern Union County's headquarters destroyed by a fire in September 2019. The building will be the home of multiple direct service programs for victims of domestic violence and their children including our Emergency Shelter Program (housing victims of domestic violence since 1978), counseling, case management, court advocacy and workforce development services. The new structure will replace a 150 year old building and will be fully accessible and expand our capacity to service victims and their children. |
union |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
For construction of a new 53,000 square foot arts education and community center on New Jersey Performing Arts Center's campus in Newark that will be a home for arts training for students, professional development for educators, space and resources for artists to create new performance work, and free community arts programs. |
Essex |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newark public Library |
To construct a historical, cultural and workforce readiness resource reflecting the contributions of New Jersey's Hispanic or LatinX community within the Newark Public Library. The New Jersey Hispanic Research and Information Center (HRIC) will be a statewide repository and constist of thee components: The Puerto Rican Community Archives, the Hispanic Reference Collection, and La Sala Hispanoamericana - New Jersey's largest in-language library for Spanish speakers. |
Essex |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Domus Corporation |
for the construction of 25-units of affordable, permanent housing that will be offered to veterans and veterans with families who are homeless, indigent, and/or at-risk of homelessness. The building’s units, including 19 one-bedroom and six two-bedroom units, will be ADA-compliant, and a common space/ community room will be available to residents for recreational use and special events, as well as provide a place for outside social service agencies to provide outreach and supportive services to the residents. |
Essex |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family Promise of Morris County |
To address the housing, homelessness, and healthcare crisis in Morris County, NJ, by promoting pathways to affordable housing and operating a low-barrier approach to[JB1] access services such as HUD vouchers, housing placement, Rapid Rehousing (RRH), Diversion (Div), prevention and outreach, and intensive case management. |
Morris |
NJ |
$1,761,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kean University |
To develop a plan to revitalize the distressed Coalport neighborhood in the City of Trenton, in Mercer County by engage the residents and a number of community partners including the City of Trenton, particularly Planning and Development officials, Designing for Democracy Architectural Group, Garden State Agrihood Project, the Institute for Life Science Entrepreneurship, and the New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newark Public Radio |
"Newark Public Radio (WBGO) will undertake badly needed repairs to its studio and offices. The façade is badly deteriorated, compromising the integrity of the building’s interior and exterior.
Funding will support renovations on the façade of our downtown Newark offices, an 80+ year old building, prioritizing areas great wear at highest risk of failure. Repairs include spot pointing of bricks, shoring up of the chimney, replacing of coping and a cracked slab, among other repairs. Beyond preserving the building, and lessening the inevitability of future failures, the repairs will prevent the public safety issue of having cracked materials at the top elevation of the wall facing a highly trafficked sidewalk. The work will allow WBGO to continue to welcome local residents, providing a needed public service, reaching an audience of 250,000 individuals each week." |
Essex |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Robbinsville |
to be able to deliver fresh foods (produce and fresh dairy products) to our low and moderate income residents on a regular basis. |
Township of Robbinsville |
NJ |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Food Bank of South Jersey |
For the 59,000 children, seniors, families, and individuals we serve monthly, we distribute nearly 18 million pounds of food annually. We seek to reduce our carbon footprint across a four-county service area by using clean energy solutions with a fleet of hybrid delivery trucks and service vehicles, helping efforts to fight climate change in our region. |
Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Salem |
NJ |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hoboken |
To support construction costs for the expansion of Southwest Park to the adjacent Block 10, including subsurface stormwater detention and surface level park amenities and green infrastructure |
City of Hoboken |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
GREATER MOUNT ZION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATI |
To convert and rehabilitate an old school building, 40 Pennington Avenue (roughly16,000 square feet) into a community-based hub center that would provide wrap around services and education such as restorative Black Maternal Health clinical services, violence prevention and intervention programing, and workforce development. Salvation and Social Justice will collaborate with GMZ CDC and provide administrative support and function as the fiscal sponsor for the project. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$3,038,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Ridgefield |
To complete improvements such as milling, paving, and resurfacing of several roadways and a parking lot in Ridgefield. |
Borough of Ridgefield |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burlington County Human Services |
For construction of County homeless shelter that will directly benefit low to moderate income households with crucial services that lead to stabilization and quickly track to permanent housing. |
burlington |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Monmouth, New Jersey |
For the Transportation Corridor Improvement project for Monmouth County Route 3 (Lloyd Road), from Reid’s Hill Road to Church Street in the Township of Aberdeen. |
Monmouth |
NJ |
$3,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Boonton |
To resurface two high-traffic roads in the Town of Boonton which are currently in very poor condition. |
Town of Boonton |
NJ |
$942,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West New York NJ Housing Authority |
For renovation and installation of equipment that will enhance access and provide greater safety for seniors and low income residents in public housing |
Hudson |
NJ |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Access Family Services, Inc. |
To purchase property (totaling 9 residential units) which will be used as transitional housing for Women of Color and their accompanying children fleeing domestic violence. |
Essex |
NJ |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tenafly Rotary Club |
To transform and preserve the unused railroad corridor running through Tenafly, Cresskill, Demarest, Closter, Norwood, and Northvale into a state-of-the-art, multi-use, active transportation, and recreational facility for bike riders, runners, and walkers. |
Tenafly, Cresskill, Demarest, Closter, Norwood, and Northvale |
NJ |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Joseph Ettore |
For the replacement of Bridge MA-9 on Monmouth County Route 6A (Ravine Drive) over Matawan Creek and Rehabilitation of Lake Lefferts Dam, Borough of Matawan. |
Monmouth County |
NJ |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wildwood |
to reconstruct five failing public access ramps to the Wildwood Boardwalk at four street ends, as part of an ongoing, multi-phase Boardwalk Reconstruction project. |
Cape May |
NJ |
$2,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bergenfield |
To complete a wide range of improvements to Cooper's Pond that will renovate and expand upon the existing park infrastructure. |
Borough of Bergenfield |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Berkeley Township Ocean County NJ |
to reconstruct five failing public access ramps to the Wildwood Boardwalk at four street ends, as part of an ongoing, multi-phase Boardwalk Reconstruction project. |
Ocean |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Totowa |
The purpose of this project is to replace the synthetic turf on the two Linco ln Fields at the PAL Fields Complex. By completing the PAL Fields Synthetic Turf Project, additional recreational activities can be held, ensuring opportunities are available to help teach and encourage a healthy lifestyle for all. The Borough believes this project will improve public health conditions and benefit traditionally underserved populations within the community, and as such will be a worthwhile investment of taxpayer dollars. |
Borough of Totowa |
NJ |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Loan Fund of New Jersey, Inc. d/b/a New |
Through the CAPC Brokerage and Address Yourself programs, NJCC will provide significant down payment assistance grants to up to 20 LMI households throughout New Jersey. Eligible households may receive between $45,000 - $50,000 to use towards the down payment of a property of their choice. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Passaic |
To support the completion of the Main Avenue Parking Deck Project. |
Passaic |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Egg Harbor Township |
For research and development of a core system for critical and emerging technologies associated with autonomous vehicles that would safely and securely operate on and around an airfield environment. |
Egg Harbor Township |
NJ |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Oakland |
For the superstructure replacement of Patriot's Way Bridge in the Borough of Oakland. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
City of Elizabeth is requesting $352,000 to implement a new traffic light system at North Ave. & Jackson Ave. Location provides direct access to major corridors such as North Avenue, known as NJ Route 439, which provides access to The Mills at Jersey Gardens Mall and Routes 1&9, which provides direct access to Newark Liberty International Airport. Project is also located in close proximity to the North Elizabeth Train Station, economic development, schools and recreational sites. City is also requesting $352,000 to implement a new traffic light system at East Jersey St. & Jefferson Ave. Project will improve traffic flow, increase mobility as well as vehicular and pedestrian safety. Located adjacent to Elizabeth City Hall and near Police Headquarters, intersection provides access to major corridors, including East Jersey St., which connects to Broad St., a thriving business district and Routes 1&9, which provides access to Newark Liberty International Airport and points of interest. |
Union |
NJ |
$704,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Passaic |
To develop new streetscape elements such as new sidewalks, street lighting, bicycle facilities, and other Complete Streets features that would continue the efforts underway to design and construct the Great Falls Gateway along Spruce Street in the City of Paterson. |
Passaic |
NJ |
$972,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Byram |
To completely replace our aging municipal building and police station. The current facility is a conglomeration of 50 year old construction trailers acquired from AT&T in 1972. The current building has reached its end of life. |
Township of Byram |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Woodbridge, NJ |
To facilitate access to the downtown area and enhance mobility throughout Woodbridge Township's ten communities while reducing carbon emissions by transitioning to zero emission electric buses. |
Middlesex |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Carteret |
To renovate the basement of the Blazing Star Cultural Arts Center to create an art gallery and recording studio and improve accessibility by installing an elevator in the three-story building. |
Borough of Carteret |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Lebanon |
For milling and paving of selected roadways to provide a smooth riding surface for motorists and safe and functional streets and sidewalks for pedestrians and bicyclists to reduce roadway hazards, as well as repairs and upgrades to the storm water infrastructure, which will reduce ponding of water on the roadways that increases salt usage for ice control, and generally reduces nonpoint source pollution running into local streams. |
Hunterdon |
NJ |
$814,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Norwescap, Inc. |
To purchase and renovate a playhouse building, making it available to local cultural organizations, schools and theater groups. |
Sussex Borough |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sussex Borough |
to replace 20 street lights along Main Street that are more than 50 years old. T |
Sussex Borough |
NJ |
$282,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery Township |
To install an all-inclusive playground geared towards children with special needs. |
Montgomery Township |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army |
To purchase equipment, supplies, and reusable shopping bags to transition/enhance our existing food pantries to choice pantries. This will allow us to elevate our services and give clients dignity in choice. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Cumberland, Essex, Hudson, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Union |
NJ |
$302,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Perth Amboy |
To complete the Veterans Memorial Youth League Complex Park Improvements Project which includes essential upgrades that create multipurpose fields and improve drainage. |
City of Perth Amboy |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Affordable Housing Alliance |
The project would be for us to construct a 5,000 square foot social service office for our organization. It would be located within a larger mixed income development which would be utilizing Low Income Housing Tax Credits. |
Monmouth |
NJ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Dumont |
To make several much-needed upgrades to the park including constructing new walkways, resurfacing existing walkways and installing a poured-in-place safety surface and the addition of a water feature. |
Borough of Dumont |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bound Brook |
To complete reconstruction of the Borough's main pool, repairs to the toddler wading pool, construction of a toddler spray pad, and renovations to the adjacent recreation center. |
Borough of Bound Brook |
NJ |
$2,398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Secaucus |
For the construction of a new senior services building, located in a low-income minority tract. The original site had to be demolished so the Town could complete remediation resulting from leaking underground heating oil tanks, which compromised the foundation and basement of the building. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Lodi |
To purchase a Senior Transportation bus. |
Borough of Lodi |
NJ |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of South Brunswick |
For construction and equipment for intersection improvements to a signalized intersection. |
Middlesex |
NJ |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Union City |
To make pedestrian safety and economic development improvements to the Central Avenue corridor within Union City. |
Union City |
NJ |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Jersey City |
to develop a food pantry facility at the Curries Woods Revitalization Center (CRC) to better serve the needs of housing residents and the greater Greenville neighborhood. to develop a food pantry facility at the Curries Woods Revitalization Center (CRC) to better serve the needs of housing residents and the greater Greenville neighborhood. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Edison |
To create recreation and meeting space for seniors within Edison Township, therefore providing a low-income population group within the Township the services needed for a higher quality of life. |
Township of Edison |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carteret |
To replace the Carteret Public Library roof to address persistent leaking problems. |
Middlesex |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Plainfield |
To complete vital renovations to the men’s bathroom and locker-room facilities of the City of Plainfield Police Department. |
Union |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Pompton Lakes |
For the restoration of our playground area and the rehabilitation of our pathways within Hershfield Park. |
Passaic |
NJ |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Lakewood |
To construct new roads, sidewalks, street lighting, and landscaping to address traffic congestion and alleviate the housing shortage. |
Township of Lakewood |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Affordable Housing Alliance |
To improve the utility infrastructure and roadways within a deed restricted affordable mobile home community. |
Eatontown |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anthony Iacono |
For the conversion of Rifle Range (also known as Pistol Range), an underutilized former ballfield, into a vibrant communal outdoor space. |
Essex |
NJ |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Borough of Haledon |
The Borough of Haledon requests FY 2023 Community Project Funding for various improvements to public recreational amenities. Specifically, funding will support rehabilitation and improved security of the recreation center’s basketball and volleyball courts, the baseball field, softball field, and band shell on Roe Street. Due to frequent use, the existing athletic fields and courts have suffered from deterioration and are in critical need of improvements to restore their conditions and provide safe, high-quality public facilities our residents. |
Passaic |
NJ |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Affordable Housing Alliance |
To improve the utility infrastructure and roadways within a deed restricted affordable mobile home community. |
Eatontown |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Union |
For equipment and construction and renovations to improve homeless shelters in the City of Elizabeth, County of Union. |
Union County |
NJ |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Lower Bergen County |
For needed repairs and renovations to the indoor aquatic center at the Boys & Girls Club of Lodi, originally built in 1969, which is utilized by hundreds of children and teens daily, and thousands monthly, for both swim lessons, open swimming, and competitive swim meets, in addition to children with special needs from the South Bergen Jointure Commission and adults with special needs from the Felician School for Exceptional Children's and Over program, who reside in our building and also utilize the pool throughout the week. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Glen Rock |
The purpose of this project is to replace the existing elevator in the Glen Rock Public Library with one that is ADA compliant. If awarded funding, this project will help to improve the mobility of underserved populations, including senior citizens, individuals with disabilities, and adults accompanying young children in strollers. Making the lower level of the library building safe and accessible for all users is crucial. As the Library only has one elevator that is not currently ADA compliant, these underserved populations have difficulty accessing the basement of the library. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$473,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of West Orange |
To rehabilitate Connor Park's half basketball courts, handball courts and ice hockey skating rink to provide physical activities for all residents and visitors. |
Township of West Orange |
NJ |
$1,159,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hoboken |
To complete the redesign of Sinatra Drive between 4th Street and 11th/Hudson Streets |
City of Hoboken |
NJ |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark, NJ |
To renovate and upgrade the historic Lincoln Park to accelerate reemergence of the Lincoln Park Neighborhood as an energetic, healthy and empowered arts and culture-centered community. |
Essex |
NJ |
$3,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Plainsboro Township |
For construction of an eight foot wide asphalt bituminous path to connect a new bridge over Amtrak's Northeast Corridor to residential, village center, municipal center, and employment opportunities for people who don't or choose not to drive. The pathway will separated from the roadway which will afford an extra measure of safety for cyclists of all skill levels and for pedestrians who will be distanced safely away from traffic. |
Middlesex |
NJ |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, trading as Cape |
To support planning initiatives and capital improvements at Cape May MAC’s historic Emlen Physick Estate. |
Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland |
NJ |
$1,602,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Moonachie |
To repair the Moonachie Civic Center. The Borough of Moonachie's Civic Center is a vital community facility located immediately adjacent to Joseph Street Park in Bergen County, NJ. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Cumberland |
For replacement of the culvert and road running over Rocap's Run. |
County of Cumberland |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Roselle |
To advance the goals of transportation infrastructure authorization by increasing access to public facilities and assisting in the maintenance of deteriorated roadway and pedestrian networks. It will also reduce vehicular and pedestrian accidents and reduces the Borough’s carbon footprint by eliminating excessive vehicular traffic. |
Union |
NJ |
$1,987,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Riverdale |
For the construction and installation of field lighting at Independence Park Fields for youth sporting programs. |
Morris |
NJ |
$519,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
AngelaCARES, Inc. |
For the renovation of the new headquarter to serve vulnerable populations. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$118,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Morristown |
To make improvements to George Gramby Memorial Park, located on Lincoln Street in the Town of Morristown, by converting the existing restroom facility structure and installing a new prefabricated restroom building on site. |
Town of Morristown |
NJ |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Roseland |
For recreational park improvements. |
Essex |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Paterson |
To rehabilitate the Johnny Briggs Baseball Field at Westside Park with new fencing, lighting, and synthetic turf. Currently, the field is in very poor condition and is in need of significant improvements in order to serve as a functional, safe, and welcoming recreational facility for our children. |
Passaic |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bayonne |
To upgrade a City field into an ADA compliant facility for use by the City's disabled Buddy Baseball program for handicapped children and other children citywide in Bayonne an environmental justice and overburdened community into a Field of Dreams. |
City of Bayonne |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of High Bridge |
For the improvement of a popular, regionally significant park, The Commons, in High Bridge, NJ. To construct restrooms, parking, electric vehicle charging stations, make performance stage upgrades, improve wayfinding and signage, install benches, bike racks and landscaping. |
Hunterdon |
NJ |
$441,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Edgewater |
For subsurface soil stabilization to resolve the continuous sinking of River Road in Edgewater between Gorge Road and the Hudson County line. |
Borough of Edgewater |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Camden Fireworks |
For operating costs to start up a professional development program for emerging artists and artists of color. |
Camden |
NJ |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Middletown |
For the construction of an ADA-accessible beach-access crossover connecting Ideal Beach to Bray Avenue. |
Monmouth |
NJ |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Hopatcong |
To complete capital infrastructure improvements and renovations to all municipal parks located in the Borough of Hopatcong. |
Borough of Hopatcong |
NJ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Boonton |
To finalize a design and construction documents and to complete construction work for the restoration and renovation of the Darress Theatre in the Town of Boonton. |
Morris |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Community Corporation |
For the construction of five two-family homes for 1st time home buyers. |
Newark |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Summit |
To support Phase 2 of the Summit Park Line project, a rails-to-trails concept to transform a decommissioned and abandoned rail corridor in Summit, New Jersey. |
Union |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hoboken |
To complete the acquisition of the Union Dry Dock property |
Hoboken |
NJ |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Monarch Housing Associates |
To address racial inequity in housing by increasing the number of Black and Brown developers creating affordable housing in communities across the state through the provision of support in project development and securing project financing. |
Essex |
NJ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Freehold |
For the development and renovation of the 100-year-old Freehold Fire Department's Firehouse, which will become My Hometown: The Bruce Springsteen Story Center. |
Borough of Freehold |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Middlesex |
The work of the Camden Food Security Collective seeks to go beyond addressing one of the most fundamental human needs, which is having food, to tackling the ramifications of poverty-induced food insecurity and ushering in a new narrative of a thriving, stable community with access to ample healthy, nutritious foods. |
Middlesex |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Aerospace Research and Technology Park |
For research and development of a core system for critical and emerging technologies associated with autonomous vehicles that would safely and securely operate on and around an airfield environment. |
Atlantic |
NJ |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Somerset County Library System of New Jersey |
For the renovation of the entirety of the first floor of the North Plainfield Branch Library, its services are heavily focused on providing equal access to programs and services for all users. The proposed project is heavily focused on creating more space for the public to position the branch as a community center and to help bridge the digital divide for all residents. With the addition of computer space and access, the branch will help with creating opportunities that build the county's economic and workforce development. |
Somerset |
NJ |
$627,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Middlesex County, New Jersey |
To identify and address gaps in flood resiliency planning within the Southern Middlesex region as it relates to Climate, Equity, and Resiliency. |
Middlesex |
NJ |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
County of Bergen |
For the replacement of a corrugated metal pipe in Jackson Avenue and Riverside Avenue. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
City of North Wildwood |
To develop and construct resiliency improvements to the infrastructure in 5th Avenue Park to better mitigate flood hazards present in the area. |
Cape May |
NJ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Montgomery Township |
To purchase three severely flood-damaged properties to convert into open space under municipal jurisdiction. |
Somerset |
NJ |
$1,212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
The Salvation Army |
To increase the capacity for the Emergency Disaster Services Department of The Salvation Army New Jersey Division to meet human needs during disaster response, recovery, mitigation, and preparedness, by acquiring a new Disaster Response Unit vehicle and an appropriate warehouse space. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$274,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
New Jersey Coastal Coalition |
To develop a network of 165 webcams to monitor real-time flooding conditions in each of the 33 participating communities (5 per community). |
Atlantic, Cape May, Ocean |
NJ |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Hunterdon County |
For the construction of the new Administration Building at the Hunterdon County Emergency Services Training Center. |
Hunterdon |
NJ |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Township of Hopewell |
The Police Dispatch Upgrade Project involves replacing radio consoles, installing Next Generation 911 terminals, replacing furniture, and installing an intercom system. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of Monmouth Beach |
To provide remote actuated backflow prevention check valve devices with housing at eight drainage outfall locations. |
Monmouth |
NJ |
$1,669,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
East Greenwich Township Fire & Rescue |
For the Construction of a Firehouse and Emergency Operations Center for the Volunteer Fire Company serving East Greenwich Township. |
Gloucester |
NJ |
$2,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
South Orange Village (on behalf of South Orange Vi |
To purchase emergency rescue boats, personal protective equipment for swift water rescues, and train all members of the South Orange and Maplewood Fire Departments in water rescue and emergency response operations (NFPA 1710). |
Essex |
NJ |
$77,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
City of Plainfield |
To install a comprehensive storm sewer system around various streets in the City of Plainfield to mitigate flooding and stormwater runoff. |
Union |
NJ |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of Carteret |
To relocate, renovate, and expand the Carteret Office of Emergency Management (OEM) building to better serve the community in emergency response and emergency planning. |
Middlesex |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of Oakland |
For the purchase and installation of permanent emergency generators at critical first responding facilities in the Borough of Oakland. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of Metuchen |
To complete the Metuchen Borough Emergency Services Center (ESC) Building Construction Project, which will update our facilities to adequately serve our current population. |
Middlesex |
NJ |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
City of North Wildwood |
To construct a seawall extension to reduce severe recurring damages to the City's shore front infrastructure from 2nd - 7th street from wave attack and high water events associated with Hurricanes and Nor'easters. The seawall will serve as a foundational core for the City's Federal beach nourishment project, and the last line of defense in case of a major storm event. |
Cape May |
NJ |
$9,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army |
To implement afterschool math programs for low-income New Jersey students. |
Atlantic, Camden, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Passaic |
NJ |
$32,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Jersey |
to provide Child Development Accounts for the 1,814 children born to first time low income Mothers participating in New Jersey's 8 Nurse Family Partnership programs. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$1,285,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey |
To equip a technology and education Experience Center in Newark's Central Ward, for Girl Scouts Heart of New Jersey (GSHNJ). |
Newark |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Services Inc. of Ocean County |
To purchase new refrigeration and heating vehicles to deliver meals to the elderly and disabled. |
Ocean County |
NJ |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Push to Walk |
To purchase equipment for physical rehabilitation and wellness program for survivors of spinal cord injury, brain injury, stroke, developmental disabilities, and other neurologic chronic conditions, including children, adults and seniors, in a non-profit community clinic located in Oakland NJ. |
Oakland |
NJ |
$568,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Great Expectations |
To fund Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for outpatient services. |
North Brunswick |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jersey City |
to expand domestic violence intervention services into the greater Hudson County area. |
Hudson County |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
For renovation of community health clinics located in five public schools to bring Primary Care and Behavioral Health Services to Newark residents in each of the five wards in Newark. |
City of Newark |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater Monmouth County |
To make significant improvements to two of our wellness facilities, located in Red Bank and Freehold, which would allow us to better serve our community and offer mental health counseling on site. |
Red Bank |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newark School of the Arts |
To resume providing Creative Aging in the Arts, skill building programs for low-income older adults/seniors suffering from isolation and depression. |
Newark |
NJ |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Essex, Hudson & Union |
For operating costs to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Essex, Hudson and Union Counties expansion in the Greater Plainfield, NJ area. |
Essex, Hudson, Union counties |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Institute of Music for Children |
to expand our Youth Leader Job Training and Readiness Program for low-income urban out-of-school youth ages 18-25. |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Integrity Inc |
To provides substance use disorder (SUD) prevention and treatment services, as well as other support services, to women in Newark with emphasis on pregnant and postpartum women and those who are planning to become pregnant. |
Newark |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youthbuild Newark, Inc. |
To build the capacity of our back office team to expand second chance programming in Newark and scale those systems throughout the state of New Jersey. |
Newark |
NJ |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Northern New Jersey |
To provide mental health services to benefit women and children who experienced Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and/or post-COVID trauma. |
Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Morris, Passaic |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth Museum |
to bring personalized and continuous art programming to adults with special needs in NJ. |
Lincroft |
NJ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rider University |
To expand the diversity, equity, and inclusion of underrepresented groups studying cybersecurity at Rider University while addressing the significant workforce demands in the cybersecurity sectors in New Jersey. |
Lawrenceville |
NJ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
To address and make available mental health counseling and support services to the nearly 5,000 students of Atlantic Cape. |
Atlantic, Cape May Counties |
NJ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ACCSES New Jersey, Inc. |
To provided subsidized wages and supports to individuals currently working in work centers for those with disabilities as well as specific benefits counseling training to work center employees at 5-6 sites throughout New Jersey. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kean University |
For start up costs to create a University-assisted, two-generation (2Gen) strategy for parents and caregivers of students in Kean University's pipeline development programs. |
Union |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Drew University |
To purchase and make upgrades to STEM-related equipment and instrumentation at Drew University. |
West Long Branch |
NJ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey |
To expand the Rutgers Summer Service Initiative (RSSI) to provide 150 select Rutgers students from Camden, Newark, and New Brunswick with a stipend for their work during the summer at a non-profit organization engaging in public or community service. |
New Brunswick |
NJ |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgian Court University |
To purchase simulation lab and educational equipment for the Georgian Court-Hackensack Meridian Health School of Nursing. |
Lakewood |
NJ |
$317,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
coLAB Arts |
To provide arts-based racial and social justice education in-school for middle school social studies and English classes in New Brunswick Public Schools. |
Middlesex County |
NJ |
$207,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental |
For literacy resources to the local community. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
For equipment and installation of an upgraded high performance computer cluster and satellite receiving station to increase Stevens capacity to conduct research, offer students hands-on learning experiences, and provide flood mitigation and prediction, coastal and energy resiliency, and wastewater processing. |
Hoboken |
NJ |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newark Emergency Services for Families |
For operating costs to provide holistic support for families and returning citizens experiencing homelessness due to situational crises. |
Newark |
NJ |
$830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bancroft |
To empower individuals with disabilities to live more independently in a Smart Support Pilot Home. |
Burlington, Camden |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of East Orange |
For operating costs to help returning citizens successfully "reenter" society following their incarceration, thereby reducing recidivism, improving public safety, and saving money. |
Essex |
NJ |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
For a Mobile Emergency and Homeless Case Management Unit to provide on-site assistance to victims of emergency events, including, but not limited to fires and severe weather events/conditions, as well as homeless individuals in need. |
Union |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Jersey City |
To start a specialized apprenticeship program to connect residents to union jobs within Jersey City. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Meals on Wheels of Mercer County |
To purchase a refrigerated truck to deliver and increase accessibility to healthy fresh produce, dairy, and other grocery items to homebound individuals, thus supplementing our daily delivery of nutritious meals. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$81,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Institute of Music for Children |
For operating and evaluation costs related to the Summer Arts Institute, which provides a five week emersion program for low-income urban youth. Funds will support the codification of unique program model and dissemination nationally. |
Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Somerset, Union |
NJ |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Township of Brick |
For dialysis transportation service for senior citizens. |
Ocean |
NJ |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence |
To connect New Jersey survivors of domestic violence and their children experiencing or at-risk of homelessness with funding for rent, utilities and other relocation assistance to help them transition into safe, stable housing. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Sharing Network |
For the purchase of lab equipment in our transplant research lab. Specifically, a Quantum Cell Expansion Lab Device (Bioaccelerator) to enable the Personalized Transplant Medicine Institute (PTMI) to create a robust cell bank of HLA typed, infectious disease screened stem cells that can be used for cellular therapy, as well as propagate further cells that can be used to create organoids and cell patches that may be utilized as a "bridge to transplant’. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newark School of the Arts |
To support the training and implementation of Newark School of the Arts' (NSA)research-based Early Childhood Music and Movement (ECM) program designed for babies 0 to 3 designed to ensure/improve healthy brain development in the early years that can be vital in building the social and emotional wellness needed in under-resourced environments where families are experiencing toxic stress/trauma (ACEs) due to poverty, violence, racism, abuse, addiction mental illness, and divorce to name a few; using music as a vehicle for building healthy relationships and creating healthy bonds between caregiver and child. |
Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Monmouth, Morris, Union |
NJ |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AngelaCARES |
To provide comprehensive case management assistance (applying for critical services and benefits), counseling assistance for older people. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AngelaCARES |
To provide direct services to older adults 50 years and older via mobile services by identifying and facilitating the submission of benefits at the local, state, and federal levels. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Paterson |
This funding will be used to hire two dedicated social workers for our recently launched Appropriate Medically Assisted Treatment Anytime, Anywhere (AMATAA) referral program (now branded as "RealFix"), which promises to connect individuals at risk of an opioid overdose to MAT anytime, anywhere within 90 minutes |
Passaic |
NJ |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Citizen Action Education Fund, Inc. (NJ |
To increase our capacity to provide free direct services to at least 10,000 underserved, vulnerable, low- and moderate-income individuals and families across New Jersey, empowering them to take control of their finances and regain their housing & economic security post-COVID-19. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren. |
NJ |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences |
For nursing simulation equipment that would increase Rutgers School of Nursing's student admittance by at least 25 percent. |
Essex |
NJ |
$951,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences |
For nursing simulation equipment that would increase Rutgers School of Nursing's student admittance by at least 25 percent. |
Essex |
NJ |
$951,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County College of Morris |
To purchase equipment and create cybersecurity curriculum for the Cybersecurity Center and Hacking Lab |
Morris |
NJ |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Union County, New Jersey |
To enhance Union County's mental health and recovery support programs by offering more staff development opportunities and expanding peer-to-peer, intensive case management, community-based case management, harm reduction, and other intervention models. The goal of expansion is to make recovery support services available and accessible to County residents throughout all 21 municipalities. |
Union |
NJ |
$661,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
180 Turning Lives Around, Inc. |
For training and hiring of mental health clinicians and related professionals to expand access to critical mental health services for adults and children experiencing domestic violence and trauma, and people experiencing anxiety, depression and other mental health disorders in both adults and youth to meet growing demand for care. |
Monmouth |
NJ |
$565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Institute of Technology |
To implement and test a comprehensive pre-apprenticeship skill-training program in advanced manufacturing and mechatronics. |
Essex, Middlesex, Union |
NJ |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic County Economic Alliance |
To develop and conduct an inclusive veteran-focused film apprenticeship program, primarily using uncrewed aircraft-mounted ("drone") video cameras as applied to commercial and creative filmmaking. |
Atlantic |
NJ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Integrity, Inc. (DBA Integrity House or Integrity) |
For operating and equipment costs to provide substance use disorder and overdose prevention services in the greater Newark area. |
Essex |
NJ |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Institute of Technology |
For start up costs associated with developing and implementing a Community College Pre-Engineering Network Initiative for four-year university bound community college students in New Jersey. |
Essex, Middlesex, Passaic, Union |
NJ |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Library Association |
Sustaining the pilot program launched in October 2021. In library delivery by Navigators to help build digital literacy, access to workforce development, soft skill building and wrap around services accessible online. |
Camden, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Mercer, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$481,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
For operating costs (staff, faculty, and program expenses) for NJPAC's innovative arts education programs |
Essex |
NJ |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northern New Jersey |
To facilitate a sustainable early childhood education system so early childhood educators and the parents of the 800,000 children below the ALICE Threshold in New Jersey can work in the long-term. |
Gloucester, Hudson, Warren |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Metropolitan YMCA of the Oranges |
For operational costs to start up new programs that address the growing mental health crisis in vulnerable populations, particularly in children across New Jersey |
Bergen, Essex, Passaic, Sussex |
NJ |
$337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melanin and Maternal Wellness |
To train midwives, doulas, and community health workers, and provide culturally competent, community-based, restorative maternal health services to the underserved, Black community in Trenton, NJ. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bancroft |
The program - among the first of its kind in New Jersey - will empower individuals with disabilities in Burlington and Camden Counties to live more independently in a Smart Support Pilot Home, while providing innovative solutions/tools to help Direct Service Professionals be more efficient in their job. Our goals include: Promoting person-centered technology to enable the highest possible level of independence; Elevating and expanding access to Assistive Technology services for adults with autism; and Developing technology plans to assist families at home. |
Burlington, Camden |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Partnership Care Management Organization |
For the expansion of recreation activities for youth ages 5-21 who have been diagnosed with an autism disorder to encourage healthy socialization, decrease aggressive and self-injurious behavior and to reduce the potential occurrence of abuse in the home. |
Hudson |
NJ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey State Library |
For project funds to implement a Makerspace Education Center that will provide hands-on instruction and professional development for New Jersey library staff on makerspace technology. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Orange/Maplewood School District |
To ensure that all of our students have social-emotional supports to be successful in school and life. |
Essex |
NJ |
$1,660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seton Hall University |
To expand and upgrade the Healthcare Simulation Center on Seton Hall University's Interprofessional Health Sciences (IHS) Campus through the enhancement of existing spaces, acquisition of simulation education items to enhance student learning during simulation activities, and for equipment and supplies to mimic points of care. The proposed project will support new equipment and upgrades to the existing Simulation Center space on the IHS campus to ensure clinical readiness, workforce preparation, and improved utilization of the facility. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$1,140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rowan University |
To establish a Green Jobs Academy to build pathways to required industry credentials and degrees to address the state's growing demand for a trained green energy workforce, and to respond to the climate crisis. |
Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. James Social Service Corporation |
For the building of SJSSC's capacity to facilitate the provision of much-needed social services to the residents of Essex County in New Jersey |
Essex |
NJ |
$204,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers University–Camden |
For programming and staffing support at two of the six underutilized community centers in the City of Camden that Rutgers University-Camden will bring back online. Initiatives will focus on the areas of adult education and workforce development; arts and culture; health and wellness; youth and families; K-12 remediation and college preparedness; and individual and family support. |
Camden |
NJ |
$1,405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Township of Hopewell |
To replace a synthetic turf field consisting of removing and disposal of existing worn synthetic turf and installing a 2 layer, 2", cool play surface. Soccer, boys lacrosse, girls lacrosse, and field hockey markings will be inlaid into the field. A synthetic turf field is a versatile, resilient, and durable playing surface that is the answer to the overuse and high maintenance of township grass fields. With many towns building new neighborhoods to house their ever-growing populations or saving the green space they currently have; a turf field is able to accommodate a multitude of sports and activities while preserving excellent playing conditions. One single field is able to be the "home turf" for football, soccer, field hockey and lacrosse, not to mention other recreational sports like kickball leagues, ultimate frisbee and rugby. Turf fields also allow groups and teams to play in many types of weather conditions. Rain, sleet, snow, or sunshine, as long as you can withstand the temperatures, the game is always ON. The turf field cannot be damaged by adverse weather or overuse. The fields are manufactured and built to withstand year-round, daily activity. Many children and teens had a year of athletics and activities "stolen" from them due to Covid. These kids are eager and ready to get back out on the field. Grass fields will not able to withstand all the additional use or furnish a safe playing environment for them. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RWJBarnabas Health Cooperman Medical Center |
To purchase equipment that will facilitate deploying physicians out in the community at the scene of emergencies to improve access to life saving care. |
Essex |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas Edison State University |
Thomas Edison State University is requesting funding to support its innovative work in providing a leading-edge virtual reality (VR) and digital simulation opportunity for students entering the field of Nursing and other related health care programs. With the proposed support, TESU would be able to enhance and expedite the means by which students acquire basic skills in the field of nursing by providing them with virtual simulation exercises and activities that are both hands-on and experience-based, yet cost-effective and scalable for the University. These experiences and activities will be combined with TESU's exceptional curriculum design, learner experience, and rigorous assessment methodologies to ensure that students are acquiring the necessary skills and competencies that are needed to be competitive in today's field of nursing. TESU will accomplish this through two primary means: virtual reality (VR) experiences and simulation experiences. TESU will invest $100,000 to recruit and support students entering into the nursing education field. |
Bergen, Camden, Essex, Mercer, Middlesex, Union |
NJ |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County College of Morris |
To purchase equipment, support curriculum, and secure a site for the County College of Morris Workforce Training Center in Dover NJ |
Morris |
NJ |
$1,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capital Health System, Inc. |
The purpose of this request is to purchase 10 non-ambulance vehicles, to be used in transporting our patients to and from our hospitals and medical group practices without charge regardless of insurance status within 25 miles, from pick up to drop off. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Valley Hospital |
To purchase additional in-room sensor technology, called AUGi, which leverages artificial intelligence to monitor patient movement &; behavior to predict high-risk for falls &; pushes warnings directly to the front-line caregiver. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$609,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center |
For construction and operating costs of Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment expansion in the Greater Atlantic City Region. |
Atlantic |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bergen Performing Arts Center (bergenPAC) |
For operating costs to provide effective arts education programming to students with special needs across north and central New Jersey. |
Bergen, Hudson, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union |
NJ |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ironbound Community Corporation |
This project builds upon ICC and SWEA's extensive networks, experience, and unique partnership with leading academics and technology company, Aclima, to deliver air quality mapping at an unprecedented scale across all of Newark, the majority of which represents an Air Toxics Cancer Risk at or above the 80 or 90th percentile (EPA EJScreen). The goal of this work is to provide air quality information to underserved communities, improve air quality literacy, identify locally-specific strategies to reduce exposure, as well as develop recommendations to reduce emissions. |
Newark |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cape May |
To perform preliminary engineering work for the construction of an expansion to the drinking water treatment plant in Cape May City, New Jersey. |
Cape May City |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
To replace 217 known lead service lines within the City of Elizabeth. |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$2,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Pequannock |
To construct a new water treatment facility to remove PFAS contamination from the Township of Pequannock's two primary drinking water supply wells. |
Township of Pequannock |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridges Outreach, Inc |
Funding two social workers to provide direct case management services to the homeless population in Newark, NJ 7 nights a week. |
Essex |
NJ |
$517,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Community Action Agenecy Inc. |
to expand the Gateway Wellness Center's community-based services by providing outpatient treatment, school-based services, prevention programming and recovery treatment. Requested funding would be used to strengthen and expand services currently being provided through the wellness center at locations throughout Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Salem, and Gloucester Counties. |
Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem |
NJ |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lawnside Intergenerational Program |
For continued development of Lawnsides Intergenerational programing in our community, by connecting Seniors and Youth across generations. We hope to achieve our vision of a truly age friendly town. |
Candem |
NJ |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Brunswick Free Public Library |
To improve the level of resident's English and digital proficiency in order to get employment or better employment with bilingual (Spanish and English) ESL instructors and job coaches. |
Middlesex |
NJ |
$38,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Addiction Recovery Effort |
To eliminate financial roadblocks for those willing to enter into treatment for substance use disorder. To provide educational materials and eliminate the stigma associated with addiction. |
Mercer |
NJ |
$9,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Essex County |
To establish a workforce experience program in the skilled and construction trades that will serve the aging and thriving in place needs of low-income seniors and families living with disabilities. |
Essex |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Unified Vailsburg Services Organization |
To make one-time equipment investments and seed the hiring of key personnel in order to create a meaningful inter-generational ecosystem that will allow seniors, children and teens to support each other -- socially, academically, culturally, emotionally, psychologically, physically, recreationally, and otherwise. This pilot will be supported by public and private resources beyond this proposed infusion of federal discretionary support and will, therefore, be sustainable should this particular funding not be available after this round. Existing funding from State and private sources and in-kind support from the County of Essex help to underwrite the cost of this initiative. The requested discretionary funds will help to acquire critically-needed items as well as formalize the initiative by hiring key personnel whose compensation will be secured by other sources moving forward. |
Essex |
NJ |
$448,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America Delaware Valley |
The purpose of the project is to provide youth and family stabilization for juveniles who are reported as at risk through partnerships with local and state law enforcement and school systems across Camden, Burlington, Atlantic, Gloucester and Mercer Counties. The designated dollars are for staffing costs, travel and client assistance to enhance an already existing program. |
Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Mercer |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Health System |
To provide state-of-the-science cardiac imaging at Newton Medical Center by purchasing and installing a GE Apex CT Scanner, upgrading the MRI cardiac scanner, move existing CT scanner to Hackettstown Medical Center, and perform renovation and construction to each facility to accommodate the new machines and add patient throughput. |
Sussex, Warren |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Camden Shipyard & Maritime Museum |
To renovate for the museum's Maritime Hall to become a multi-purpose vocational training center for Camden youth including the Carpenter's Union Pre-Apprenticeship Program and provide first year operating funds. |
Burlington, Camden, Gloucester |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cooper University Health Care |
To enhance health equity and emergency preparedness by purchasing equipment for new private rooms at Cooper Hospital. |
Burlington, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Englewood Public School District |
To fund curriculum development, textbooks, and math and English/language arts interventionists for Englewood Public School District. |
Bergen |
NJ |
$2,263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rami's Heart Corp |
For operating costs to maintain the memorial and continue to host ceremonies honoring the lives lost to Covid. More importantly to continue to seek and sponsor grief counseling programs for those impacted. |
Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union, Warren |
NJ |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority |
To upgrade the existing 2.0 MGD water treatment plant to remove PFOS/PFAS from the Well 5A raw water. |
Willingboro |
NJ |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The City of Rahway |
For the replacement of lead contaminated service lines. |
The City of Rahway |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Garfield |
For the removal and replacement of lead service lines. |
City of Garfield |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Keyport Borough |
For the replacement of existing water main and lead service lines. |
Keyport |
NJ |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Woodland Park |
For the installation of sewer main lines to extend sewer service to property owners along Rifle Camp Road. |
Woodland Park |
NJ |
$709,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Guttenberg |
To eliminate an open concrete structure in the combined sewer overflow outfall pipe which periodically overflows onto a parking lot and driveway on the Galaxy Towers Condominium Association Property along River Road. |
Town of Guttenberg |
NJ |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of East Newark |
For addressing water service infrastructure improvements in the Borough of East Newark. |
Borough of East Newark |
NJ |
$2,412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dover |
To replace lead service lines in the most high-priority areas of the Town of Dover. |
Town of Dover |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of North Bergen |
To mitigate storm water and flooding issues in a vulnerable residential area of North Bergen. |
Township of North Bergen |
NJ |
$6,048,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carneys Point Township Sewerage Authority (INC) |
To perform preliminary engineering work for the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant in Carneys Point Township, New Jersey. |
Carneys Point |
NJ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Flemington |
To construct new potable water wells (Well#12 and Well #11) to provide resiliency and an additional water source to the Borough’s potable water system. |
Flemington |
NJ |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
To erect a monument recognizing and commemorating the contributions of the more than 313 African free and enslaved ancestors, who are buried within the cemetery of the Siloam Hope First Presbyterian Church, historically known as the First Presbyterian Church. |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Piscataway |
For the construction of a new wing at the Metlar-Bodine House Museum. |
Piscataway |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Oradell |
To complete vital improvements to ensure the continued usage and preservation of the Oradell Railroad Station. |
Borough of Oradell |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Newark Public Radio |
To preserve, digitize and make accessible to the public endangered archival recordings from the 43-year archive of Newark Public Radio (WBGO)--the preeminent jazz station in the U.S. |
Newark |
NJ |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Cliffside Park |
To extend existing stormwater pipe and increase the number of inlets and manholes to allow for better drainage. |
Borough of Cliffside Park |
NJ |
$1,548,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pennington Borough |
For an assessment of the sanitary sewer system to identify points of stormwater and groundwater infiltration. |
Pennington Borough |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Swedesboro |
For a new pump station and associated piping to tie into the Gloucester County Regional Sewer service. |
Swedesboro |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Collingswood |
To remove Contaminants such as PFAS and 1, 4 Dioxane from their groundwater at the Borough's Comly Avenue Water Treatment Plant. |
Borough of Collingswood |
NJ |
$5,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Alpha |
To construct a new potable water storage tank. |
Borough of Alpha |
NJ |
$3,321,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Bloomfield |
To replace 30 lead service lines along North 16th Street. |
Bloomfield |
NJ |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woodbury |
To reconstruct storm water sewer system infrastructure that has outlived its useful life. |
City of Woodbury |
NJ |
$469,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Parsippany-Troy Hills |
For the decommissioning of Pump Station No. 4 in Lake Hiawatha and the connection of the existing piping with nearby gravity sewers. |
Parsippany-Troy Hills |
NJ |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Florence Township |
For construction of a new sewer pump station and to make upgrades to a current sewer pump station. |
Florence Township |
NJ |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Boonton |
To redevelop a drinking water well whose motor and pump have surpassed their useful life expectancy. |
Town of Boonton |
NJ |
$147,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Maplewood |
To improve the performance and resiliency of the sanitary collection system in the Township of Maplewood, NJ. |
Maplewood |
NJ |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clinton |
To increase the size and strategic location of the water main. |
Town of Clinton |
NJ |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of New Milford |
To remove and replace sanitary sewer pipe at varying depths on Pine Avenue and Hughes Road in the Borough of New Milford. |
Borough of New Milford |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Borough of Prospect Park |
To replace parts of a 90-year-old main sewer line that has caused numerous problems in recent years, including clogging, sewer leakage, and increased health and safety risks. |
The Borough of Prospect Park |
NJ |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Fort Lee |
To complete renovations to one of the pump stations operated by the Borough of Fort Lee to increase its capacity and ability to properly store and dispose of wastewater when it is properly filtered. |
Borough of Fort Lee |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of North Caldwell |
To address safety hazards posed by frequent watermain breakage and resulting decreased water flow. |
Borough of North Caldwell |
NJ |
$943,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Edgewater |
To make improvements/repairs to Pump Station Number 4 in the Borough of Edgewater. |
Edgewater |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mercer County |
For tree removal contracts, and reforestation, including fencing and tree planting. |
Mercer County |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Camden County Historical Society |
The restoration of the Benjamin Cooper House (1774) and its adaptive reuse as the American Revolution Museum of Southern New Jersey. |
Camden |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Red Bank |
For the removal and replacement of lead pipes on the Borough's western side. |
Borough of Red Bank |
NJ |
$1,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Musconetcong Watershed Association |
for development of a Watershed Implementation Plan on Lubbers Run to develop load reduction strategies for waters with a TMDL or on the 303(d) list, to reduce non-point source pollutant and bacterial loading into the downstream Musconetcong National Wild and Scenic River. |
Morris, Sussex, Warren counties |
NJ |
$1,180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Burlington Township |
For internal and external restoration of two (2) elevated tanks that store water for system equalization, fire protection storage, and emergency water storage. |
Burlington Township |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills |
To replace Well 1A with a new groundwater well (Well 1-AR) to ensure that the residents of Parsippany have access to clean and safe drinking water. |
Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills |
NJ |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hackensack |
For a combined sewer separation project, which will provide public health benefits and improve quality of life for local low-income residents. |
City of Hackensack |
NJ |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rahway |
To replace old water meters within the water treatment plant that supplies water to approximately 8,500 individual water services in Rahway. |
City of Rahway |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hammonton |
To develop a master plan and subsequent design work inclusive of professional landscape architecture and park planning which will establish diverse, multi-generational opportunities for recreational and environmental appreciation for generations to come. |
Hammonton |
NJ |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Evesham |
To provide infrastructure improvements, soil grading, drainage improvements and walking path improvements. |
Township of Evesham |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
NASW Foundation |
To replace the south bay of the main high roof of historic Hangar #1 at Naval Air Station Wildwood. |
NASW Foundation |
NJ |
$234,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Maplewood |
To restore the exterior and interior of the Woodland Building. |
Township of Maplewood |
NJ |
$2,443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial & Museum |
Replace 3 of 28 trees at the 9/11 Memorial plaza. |
New York City |
NY |
$130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Montgomery |
To expand and upgrade a wastewater treatment plant. |
Township of Montgomery |
NJ |
$10,653,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Maplewood |
To increase the Township's stormwater resiliency and to address ongoing maintenance costs associated with the broken stormwater collection system. |
Township of Maplewood |
NJ |
$6,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwood |
for construction costs to improve drainage infrastructure in Millbrook Circle. |
Norwood |
NJ |
$102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Arkansas at Little Rock |
Funding for cybersecurity training and education. |
Little Rock, Arkansas |
AR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding will be used for construction of the Grand Prairie Region project to address depletion and resiliency of the Alluvial and Sparta aquifers. |
This project is located in east central Arkansas in
Lonoke, Pulaski, Prairie, Jefferson, and Arkansas Counties. |
AR |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding will be used for construction of the Bayou Meto Basin project to address depletion and resiliency of the Alluvial and Sparta aquifers. |
This project is located in east central Arkansas in Lonoke, Pulaski, Prairie, Jefferson, and Arkansas Counties. |
AR |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Joseph T. Robinson, National Guard Base |
To modernize and upgrade Camp Joseph T. Robinson National Guard gun range |
North Little Rock |
AR |
$9,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Dale Bumpers National Rice Research Center |
To rehabilitate the waste water treatment plant within the Rice Research and Extension Center of the University of Arkansas that is shared with the Agriculture Research Service. |
Stuttgart |
AR |
$117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jonesboro Municipal Airport |
The project will expand a primary runway, taxiway and parking ramp to help existing aircraft fully utilize the airport and operate more safely. It will also accommodate the much large aircraft that have been limited by the existing facilities. |
Craighead County, Arkansas |
AR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Transportation |
The project will construct a section of Arkansas’ remaining portion of Future I-57 and will complete a continuous freeway facility linking Little Rock, Arkansas to Chicago, Illinois. |
Clay, Greene, Lawrence, and Randolph counties in Arkansas |
AR |
$32,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Transportation |
This project will raise the roadway grade of the Highway 60 bridge approach to the Arkansas River Bridge in Perry County. |
River to West Perry County, Arkansas |
AR |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Transportation |
This project will continue the widening of U.S. Highway 270 from 2 to 5 lanes into the City of Hot Springs to provide increased mobility and safety and enhanced economic competitiveness of the metropolitan area. |
Ouachita River to East, Garland County, Arkansas |
AR |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Transportation |
The project will provide improvements on the Highway 412 corridor in Boone, Lawrence, and Washington Counties consisting of various interchange and intersection improvements, passing lanes and major widening on various sections of Highway 412 that can lead to increased safety and mobility and enhanced economic competitiveness in Northern Arkansas. |
Boone, Lawrence, and Washington Counties, Arkansas |
AR |
$43,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Transportation |
The project will construct a four-lane highway connecting the future Springdale Northern Bypass to the Northwest Arkansas National Airport to provide more direct access to the airport. |
Benton County, Arkansas |
AR |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport Authority |
To replace the temporary air traffic control tower at XNA with a new tower that will meet all FAA standards and resolve critical line of site deficiencies. |
Benton County, AR |
AR |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Helena-West Helena |
Rehabilitation and construction of riverfront infrastructure |
Phillips County, Arkansas |
AR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Pine Bluff Arsenal |
To support Pine Bluff Arsenal’s Water Improvement Project to modernize sewage and sanitation pipes. |
White Hall |
AR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Pine Bluff Arsenal |
To modernize Pine Bluff Arsenal’s Access Control Points, including gates and bridges. |
White Hall |
AR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute |
To fund facilities and equipment including to purchase three mobile vans fitted with cancer screening equipment to access geographically difficult regions. |
Little Rock |
AR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute |
To fund facilities and equipment including to fund renovations and additions to select regional center sites to provide rooms for cancer screening, care services and clinical trials education. |
Little Rock |
AR |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas State University Three Rivers |
To fund facilities and equipment including to construct a new 330,000 square foot Health Sciences Building to house classrooms, labs and offices. |
Malvern |
AR |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas State University Beebe |
To fund facilities and equipment including to expand the Bloodworth Building on the Searcy campus to increase instructional space for associate level Registered Nursing (RN) students, Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN)/Paramedic to RN transition program students and traditional associate level RN students.
|
Searcy |
AR |
$1,979,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission |
To fund the design, engineering and construction phases of the renovation of the Joe Hogan State Fish Hatchery. |
Lonoke, Arkansas |
AR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Game and Fish |
To fund the design, engineering and construction phases of the renovation of the Charlie Craig Centerton Fish Hatchery. |
Benton County, Arkansas |
AR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Central Arkansas Water |
To provide safe and reliable water services to the Ferndale are is West Pulaski County. |
Pulaski County, Arkansas |
AR |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fulton Waterworks |
To fund infrastructure upgrades to the City of Fulton water system delivery. |
Fulton, Arkansas |
AR |
$3,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilson |
Wastewater |
Wilson, AR |
AR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Arkansas Conservation Authority |
To fund improvements to the NACA Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant which is currently at treatment capacity. |
Washington and Benton County, Arkansas |
AR |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute |
To fund facilities and equipment including to fund an additional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). |
Little Rock |
AR |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Cuyahoga County |
Euclid Microgrid. This microgrid site was chosen for its concentration of manufacturing businesses with an identified need for energy resiliency. Manufacturers in this area have reported lost productivity and financial losses due to frequent power outages. This project will increase the resiliency of their power supply, while also reducing the manufacturer’s carbon footprint. The project includes rooftop solar and battery backup generation at three host sites and an approximately 1.5 mile long underground distribution/transmission line from an existing substation. The County Utility will build the solar, battery storage, smart grid control systems and local distribution network. These systems will have the ability to island off of the main grid and maintain power during outages, thereby significantly reducing financial losses. The systems will also enable manufacturers to reduce their peak electric loads and participate in emergency demand response programs, providing an overall benefit to the grid.
Specifically, the County requires $3m for the physical underground distribution/transmission line associated with the project which is shown on the attached pdf. The County understands that it will be required to provide 50% match.
The manufacturing district in Euclid is in a recognized Opportunity Zone. Additionally, the adjoining Tungston Road neighborhood may in the future be able to tap into the microgrid district. The median income in the Tungston Road area in Euclid is approximately $20,000, which is 66% lower than the median household income for the State of Ohio.
|
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Akron Research Foundation |
In an effort to address the housing crisis facing Summit County, University of Akron Research Foundation (UARF) is working with the Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority to produce 700 affordable housing units, starting with 44 units in Phase 1.
UARF will manage and validate PV solar array for Phase 1 housing.
UARF will manage and validate PV solar array for Phase I housing.
Proposed is a $1.7M on-site energy build with $314,375.00 to support engineering design, performance analysis, and economic validation, for
a total $2,000,000.00, see Phase I Budget.
|
Akron |
OH |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Smale Riverfront Park is the City’s “front yard”; and green gateway to southwest Ohio. The City of Cincinnati partnered with the local corporate community, the major league sports teams that are neighbors to the site, Hamilton County and the Corps of Engineers to develop a plan for the park starting in 1997 and later partnered with these and other stakeholders including the Cincinnati Parks Foundation to fund the park.
To date over $100 million has been invested in the park including $15 million of Federal funding starting in 2007, $47 million of private funding, $3.5 million of State funding and over $40 million from the City of Cincinnati. The park has met if not exceeded its original goals of being a catalyst for downtown area development and being a major new recreational asset for the region. It has drawn millions of visitors annually and is the setting for the Cincinnati Reds and Bengals Stadia, the mixed-use commercial and residential development known as The Banks, a gateway to the downtown area, and part of a string of public parks along the riverfront.
The funding request is for the design of the last section of park - the western section between the Roebling Suspension Bridge and the west end of the park. Severe river erosion has been causing significant loss of park land along the riverbank and funds are needed to design a hard river edge and bank stabilization. The City currently has $500,000 from a State grant committed to the site but Federal funding is needed to carryout design and engineering plans.
|
Cincinnati |
OH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Southern Ohio Diversification Initiative (SODI) |
The requested funds will support planning for site readiness activities to prepare parcels to be made available and undergo approval processes for reindustrialization of the PORTS site to launch the Heartland GEM Valley initiative described below. Site readiness activities include identifying industries that align with the Heartland GEM Valley strategy ensuring that the site can meet those industries 39 minimum siting criteria; analyzing the utility infrastructure in relation to industry attraction to create a utility strategy that supports the GEM Valley initiative including determining minimum standards, identifying weaknesses and proposing funding sources to strengthen utility infrastructure; ensuring all basic geological, environmental, and other related site characterization studies are completed or identify gaps and studies that need to be completed to prepare the site for redevelopment. Additionally, the project will focus on identifying workforce skill and strengths and educational levels in a one-hour radius of Piketon, Ohio. |
Piketon |
OH |
$4,290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
BRITE Energy Innovators |
BRITE's services consist of four key areas: Entrepreneurial Services, Innovation Services, Lab Services, and Real Estate. BRITE's Electricity Manufacturing Initiative is a vehicle for taking R & D of new energy technologies to validation and scale. The Initiative builds upon the Entrepreneur Service Program to navigate pilots and private investment by venture and industry to accelerate new technology validation and adoption. |
Warren |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Mahoning County Career and Technical Center (MCCTC |
This state-of-the-art Innovative Energy and Technology Workforce Training Center will focus on providing upskilling and job re-entry training for incumbent and underemployed adult residents of the Mahoning Valley, along with the STEM talent pipeline by incorporating high school students interested in pursuing energy-related in-demand career fields. The training areas and topics will be related to modern sustainable energy technology jobs. |
Canfield |
OH |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Construction of a new water treatment plant and intake structure that serves all of the City of Portsmouth and a large part of the county. Funds would be used to offset rate increases to customers. This is the largest project the City of Portsmouth has undertaken and no project in the city's history has been more important. The current plant is at risk for failure as some components date back to teh 1920's. The plant has exceeded its useful life. The city is seeking funds to offset the cost, making it more affordable for customers. |
Portsmouth |
OH |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Fremont |
The Fremont Community Recreation Center has served as an essential component of the City's Parks and Recreation Department since 2000. The goal of this request is to renovate and improve the existing parking area for the facility with 21,000 sq. feet of gym space, the indoor walking track, weight room, and full-size ice rink.
Renovations include the following: parking lot and entrance resurfacing, storm water drainage and water quality improvements, conversion of parking lot lights to LED lights, and the addition of an ADA parking lot area. These changes will address record-level usage of the facility.
The facility will benefit residents of the City of Fremont. |
Fremont |
OH |
$757,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Energy and Advanced Manufacturing Center, Inc |
This project will provide monitoring of agricultural runoff by utilizing an aggressive and organized sampling analysis process. The resulting data will help farmers, government agencies, agricultural organization and others make informed decisions regarding the effectiveness of various treatment technologies that will ultimately result in improved water quality for the Lake Erie Watershed. |
Lima |
OH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Milton Township |
Our small, rural township has a two man road crew. They are hard-working, blue-collar employees. During the snowy Ohio winters, our dedicated road crew are often working overtime and faithfully keeping our roads clean and safe for our residents. Our township currently owns two snowplows. The newer model is a 2016 Chevrolet 3500 HD with 51,438 miles. Our second plow truck is a 2008 International Dura Star with 189,568 miles. This second truck has cost the township over $10,000 in repairs during the last two years. Our two man road crew has a little over 19 miles of roadways to maintain. Our township desperately needs a new snowplow truck. We are requesting funds for a new snowplow truck. A new truck would replace the 2008 model.
This vehicle would benefit the Township and all who use the roads of this community in Mahoning County. |
Milton Township |
OH |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Federal Valley Resource Center |
The Federal Valley Resource Center (FVRC) campus is composed of multiple historic buildings in great need of restoration. The building current programming is offered from is referred to here as the “Main Building”. This was the original school house, built in the 1890’s and added on to in 1920. The Main Building is the primary focus of roofs to repair, the two other roofs need repair as soon as possible, so that damage does not continue to escalate. The “Old Elementary School” was built in 1934, this building is the second priority. The third building, the “Old Wooden School Room” is in need of the most repairs and is the last priority though, it must be repaired soon. Repairing the roofs of these three buildings should be done as soon as possible so that FVRC may continue to expand community services, while preserving great relics of history. To ensure these historic buildings may continue to serve the community they must be protected and restored. This three-step roof project allows systematic replacement of the roofs to buildings at risk of being lost to further damage, allows time to budget and plan for restoration of other portions of this campus. Without capital investment to repair these roofs, these historic facilities risk falling into a state of decline beyond repair. Any funds received will be used fully to repair the roofs, preserving the area's history and allowing the FVRC to continue to provide essential services to the Appalachian region. By reroofing these historic buildings, FVRC will be able to excel beyond the programming currently offered to the public. The thrift store is open four days a week. Weekly, monthly, and on-demand, the foodbank distributes food to over 65 families. Thanks to the public library, FVRC offers password free wifi, available inside and outside of the buildings, allowing 24/7 community access. Free resume building services are offered one evening every month. Monthly, FVRC hosts free performances by regional professional musicians. All year, the music lending library plays an essential role in school children acquiring instruments for the school band. Thanks to funding from a private foundation, FVRC offers quarterly, 8-week, private music instruction on a large variety of instruments, free of charge. Beyond music, FVRC offers free art classes, yoga by donation and hosts an array of fun community events such as an annual cooking of apple butter, where community members learn how to traditionally make apple butter over a fire, preserve it and enjoy. It is projects like these that FVRC believes are vitally important to crafting a better Appalachian Ohio for future generations. FVRC envisions their grounds to extend beyond a space of community gathering and education, but to also incorporate preserving community heritage arts, and serve as a start up business incubator, thus creating local job opportunities for residents in this Appalachian region. The FVRC is multifaceted, providing the community with a variety of assets to be accessible most days of the week, if not daily. |
Stewart |
OH |
$633,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of New Concord |
Project: To purchase a 2024 Sutphen Heavy Duty Custom Pumper for the Village of New Concord for $833,856.00 for basic community fire protection emergency response. The primary purposes of a fire engine include transporting firefighters and water to an incident as well as carrying equipment for firefighting operations. Some fire engines have specialized functions, such as wildfire suppression and aircraft rescue and firefighting, and may also carry equipment for technical rescue. This engine would primarily respond to areas where water supplies are limited and time is of the essence. Currently we operate a 24 year old fire engine with a maintenance budget is becoming untenable. We do not have a reserve fire engine that can be used in its place when the vehicle is down for maintenance. The current 1998 engine needs to be replaced sooner rather than later. Because new engines are so costly, the village has always relied on purchased used vehicles. The Village seeks the purchase of a new (higher initial cost, lower maintenance costs, longer lifespan) versus used (lower initial cost, higher maintenance costs) engine.
The Village of New Concord has a critical need to replace its "only" fire engine, which it cannot afford to do without the assistance of an award for this application. • Current Engine- 1998 Pierce. Vehicle originally purchased as an emergency to replace a failed engine. It was a demonstration unit and fit the needs of community at the time, but it has become obsolete and cost inefficient. Some issues with the current unit:
• 20-year life expectancy when purchased
• Electrical problems from purchase due to new multiplexing system
• Several thousand dollars spent to correct issues in the early 2000’s
• Replaced ECU in mid 2010’s with rebuilt unit. ECU is at risk of needing replaced due to design of unit. Cost: $25,000.00
• In 2021, $16,000.00 investment made to make vehicle safe to operate for time being.
• Repairs expected to last 2-5 years before major overhaul is requirre engine, made possible by a CDS award, would allow the Village to meet its public safety obligations. A financial commitment at this time would address:
• 24-month build time
• Inflation expected to raise pricing
• Designed with future public safety needs
• 25-year life expectancy
• Meeting current safety standards
• Maintaining a quality ISO rating
• Fire personnel safety
• Fire protection of an entire community
Though a community has many needs to submit a grant application for, FIRE PROTECTION, for the Village and the surrounding five townships the New Concord Fire Department serves, with over 12,000 residents and associated businesses and institutions, its as basic a local government responsibility as it gets. Certainly a worthwhile investment for the requested funding assistance.
|
New Concord, Muskingum and Guernsey Counties |
OH |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Mead Township, Belmont County |
In 2019/2020 the Township was able to purchase new government service trucks through a partnership with the USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Program. This small investment was a big boost for the Township government and their ability to continue to provide top notch services to the residents. The next priority for the Trustees is the construction of a new township government complex to store and maintain the new vehicles, store records and provide safe and healthy office space for the Trustees. The existing services building was built circa 1910 and it is failing to the point that it is now dangerous for employees and members of the public to use for township activities. It has single pane windows, malfunctioning HVAC and one of the exterior walls is bowing and close to collapse. The Township applied for funds through FEMA to fix this structural issue but was denied the funding. This new facility would be a safe place for township tax payers, a much more accommodating and accessible meeting location and the HQ for the township's road and maintenance department. |
Bellaire |
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$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
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Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Belmont Volunteer Fire Department |
Our project is to build a new fire station that will hold all apparatus, equipment, and supplies under one roof while providing safety for our firefighters and community. Our current station consists of 2 buildings which have several issues. Both buildings are bowing at the sides and are unstable. The main building has cracks throughout from floor to ceiling. The second building is unfinished on the inside and rodents have been known to chew the wires on the vehicles causing damage and additional repair costs.
There is very little room to walk through the bay and our engine is only inches away from the ceiling. Lack of drainage causes water to run to edge creating mold and deterioration of concrete. Turnout gear hangs at the back of the bay which is a health hazard. The carcinogens from the apparatus cling to the fabric. Not only is this a respiratory issue, it can also be a fire hazard. The carcinogens that cling may contain flammable particles and potentially ignite while fighting a fire (like walking into a fire covered in crude oil). This brings us to another shortfall of our current station. We have no room for a commercial gear/hose dryer. We were able to secure a washer/extractor for our turnout gear through the Bureau of Workers Comp. This helps to remove carcinogens, chemicals, and hazardous particles from our turnout gear. After washing, the turnout gear must be hung up to air dry. It can take up to 3 days for it to be completely dry. If turnout gear is worn wet to fight a fire, the firefighter may suffer extreme steam burns. If hoses are not dried properly, they may develop mold which could render them out of service.
Our building is used by the Board of Elections for voting purposes. When this takes place, our apparatus must be removed from the bay and sit outside. The Poll Workers show up the evening prior to voting to set up and stay until tear down after voting polls are closed. This process takes approx. 36 hours. During inclement weather, this is not good for our vehicles. We also experience parking issues as we have no parking lot and only a narrow street. Often times, cars block our drives and it can be difficult to get a vehicle out for an emergency. The new station will enable us to keep all apparatus in proper bays with adequate space. There will be drainage in the floors to prevent water and mold issues when washing trucks. Turnout gear will be in a separate room away from the exhausts. There will be adequate separate sleeping quarters for firefighters and gender-separate restrooms and showers. Community room will be utilized for training and meetings. It will also serve as an Emergency Operations Center for the area.
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Belmont Township, Belmont and Stark County |
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$4,385,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
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Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Somerset Builder's Club |
The Somerset Builder’s Club is a community educational facility focused on regional economic development and local community revitalization. The facility serves as an educational platform providing dynamic programming focused on enhancing the local workforce and nurturing entrepreneurship. Examples include senior technology adoption programs, after-school STEM-based programing, recovery-to-work support, as well as, co-working and makerspace facilities. |
The Village of Somerset |
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$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Somerset |
Somerset’s Emerald Necklace is an ongoing, phased green space project that aims to provide the residents of the village and the greater Perry County population with a connected and comprehensive recreational experience.
The goal of the project is to acquire the CSX abandoned railroad property, open up the existing tunnel and create a hiking trail. Additionally, there is a lot of wetland mitigation that will need to be accomplished before a future bike path can be built on the site. This phase also funds the engineering and design work needed to apply for wetland mitigation and bike path construction. We have completed five phases and have secured $1,776,000 in funding from Clean Ohio Greenspace Conservation Fund and 25% local match funding.
We initially created a 36-acre nature preserve on the northeastern edge of the village filled with a spectacular collection of hardwood forest, a healthy wetland environment, and an area of reintroduced grasslands. In addition of providing the village with a distinct public space for enjoying a natural landscape, In another phase, we acquired St. Joseph’s Lake, a 135-acre parcel that was previously owned by the Rush Creek Conservancy District. This lake acts as a back-up water supply and acquiring this parcel was pivotal in ensuring that the Village had autonomy over their own water resources as well as provide the Village with long term viability and sustainability of the community and surrounding environments.
St. Joseph’s Lake also provides Somerset with a distinct green destination that is only a couple of miles outside the Village limits and adds to the growing Nature tourism that Somerset offers. This project will preserve & restore stream side forests. Project will provide high quality habitat for plants & animals. Our most recent acquisition was a 41-acre parcel that was previously used as affordable housing in the form of a trailer park. The poor conditions and dilapidated trailer homes were a large motivation for the Village to acquire this land and recondition it for a green space addition to the Emerald Necklace.
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The Village of Somerset, Perry County |
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$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
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Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Somerset |
Jacob Miller's Tavern is the only original building of those that established the Village of Somerset more than 200 years ago and is likely the sole remaining log cabin tavern in Ohio. Approximately 40 miles east of Columbus, this quaint village of 1,500 residents and more than 75 historic-registered structures is located in rolling farmland south of Buckeye Lake and southwest of Zanesville. Through a fascinating history outlined in a comprehensive Historic Structures Report by Schooley Caldwell Associates in 2012, we learned this local treasure had faded from memory and its identity was unknown for decades, primarily because siding camouflaged its log construction. The Tavern was occupied as a dwelling by a series of families -including that of Phillip Sheridan during his childhood, before he became a celebrated Civil War general. Once rediscovered, a historical marker was planted and the Perry County Historical and Cultural Arts Society purchased the building. A public-private collaboration rallied to save the structure, including Hocking College, which envisions an expanded educational presence in the region.
The Fermentation Science program will teach students the business of making cider and other distilled products, with food prepared by Hocking College Culinary Arts students. The Jacob Miller's Tavern Group, led by private investors David Wilhelm and Doug Preisse, are bringing the Tavern back to life as the centerpiece of a special events complex, creating a thriving operation that will boost the local economy and provide jobs and support for surrounding businesses. This is Phase II of a public/private partnership project between The Perry County Historical and Cultural Arts Society, Jacob Miller's Tavern Group LLC, the Village of Somerset, and Hocking College, that focuses on restoration, renovation, and development of a regionally and nationally significant historic log structure.
The Tavern is a rare surviving example of the type of log structure common in the 18th and 19th century, is the oldest extant building in the Somerset Historic District, placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. The building has played a significant role in the economy of Somerset since the 1800's when built as a tavern on Zane's Trace, the first national federally funded road, and continues to be a focal point of discovery and celebration being used as a community space for cultural activities. The project will take the Tavern from a limited use facility in need of stabilization and restoration to that of an impactful cultural community resource.
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The Village of Somerset, Perry County |
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$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
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Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Perry County Community Kitchen and Farmer’s Pantry |
This funding request would: SUPPORT COUNTY FOOD PANTRIES - Expand support for our network of six local food bank serving low-income families. RENNOVATE AND EQUIP FOOD INCUBATOR - Acquire and renovate the Community Kitchen & Farmer’s Pantry (the Pantry) facility in a downtown historic structure currently being renovated with CDBG Downtown Revitalization funding to eliminate slum & blight that will be provide food security and support food sector economic expansion. PROVIDE OPERATIONAL & PROGRAMATIC SUPPORT - to the facility that will be used to deliver locally sourced meal kits to seniors as congregate meals were suspended due to COVID-19. PROVIDE EMPLOYEMENT AND ENTREPRENURIAL OPPORTUNITIES to COVID-19 displaced workers. Establish a “LMI Farmer Incubation” budget housed at the community kitchen, which will cover registration and set-up costs for eligible LMI farmers in Perry County at the Farmer’s market and farmers pantry. EXPAND FARMER’S MARKETS - Support the expansion of the Perry County Farmer |
Village of Somerset, Perry County |
OH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Brookside |
The Brookside Fire Department is located at 875 National Road and the building was built in 1934. In 1936 the worst flood in the history of the building happened and put water on the second floor of the structure. This caused the federal government to establish a 100 Year Flood Plan. Currently the fire department sits in the plan. When the Ohio River reaches flooding at 36 feet this places water in the building. Before this level the department has to start moving a supplies and equipment our of the building and into members garages and homes. This is a lengthy process while at the same time responding to help the community. During this time the emergency vehicles and sitting in a parking lot out of the flood waters. With this funding the department will be located out of the flood waters and gives the community that has been misplaced to this disaster a place to go in our community room. Currently the area has no shelter for disaster including flooding, power outages and other natural disasters. The Village of Brookside and surrounding area of Pease Township that we serve has around 1050 people during the day and 375 structures. The area also has the Bridgeport Schools Athletic Complex in our community. This can bring into up to 2,000 spectators. Without funding for this project we will only be able to support the construction of a garage for emergency vehicles and not the offices, training room, community rooms and shelters that is needed for this area. Completion of this structure will insure the metrics are met for this project. |
Village of Brookside, Belmont County |
OH |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of West Unity |
Being a small community it's hard to maintain village roads with all the price increases and and lack of revenue.
These funds would help to bring our roads up to a level of safety by resurfacing the majority of poor ones. Our goal
with this project is to bring our village roads to a level that we will be able to maintain them for the next few
decades. |
Village of West Unity, Williams County |
OH |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Joint Emergency Medical Service DBA as Berholz EMS |
The purpose of our building request is to enhance daily EMS operations by keeping all vehicles, supplies and operational tools in one location. The purpose of our request is to enhance working and training conditions for our members. The purpose for our request is to enable BEMS to replace its current 1978 building that was pieced together at night and on weekends by volunteers. The size of our current structure is 28' x 30' x 12". This size provides room for only one ambulance. There is no room for expansion.
There is no parking (must park at neighboring building). Building is not handicapped accessible. Electrical is outdated. There is no exhaust system, no central air (necessary to help keep medications at proper storage temperature), and no place for sleeping quarters. The building is leased from another community organization. Supplies and equipment are being kept in separate building that belongs to Bergholz Fire Department (BFD). EMS personnel need an area to complete reports and general office duties. Our volunteers need a place that accommodates meetings and training sessions. Our current building does not permit these activities. We utilize the BFD's space for training and activities. Purpose of our building request is to enhance daily EMS operations by keeping all vehicles, supplies and operational tools in one location.
The purpose of our request is to enhance working and training conditions for our members. Our request will enable BEMS to replace its current 1978 building that was pieced together at night and on weekends by volunteers. The size of our current structure is 28' x 30' x 12". This size provides room for only one ambulance. There is no room for expansion. There is no parking (must park at neighboring building). Building is not handicapped accessible. Electrical is outdated. There is no exhaust system, no central air (necessary to help keep medications at proper storage temperature), and no place for sleeping quarters. The building is leased from another community organization. Supplies and equipment are being kept in separate building that belongs to Bergholz Fire Department (BFD). EMS personnel need an area to complete reports and general office duties. Our volunteers need a place that accommodates meetings and training sessions. Our current building does not permit these activities. We utilize the BFD's space for training and activities.
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Village of Bergholz, Jefferson County |
OH |
$534,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Greenwich |
The Reservoir Park Community Building project would consist of the construction of a new structure to provide ADA accessible bathrooms, a small community room, and a concession window to serve the users of Reservoir Park. Currently the bathrooms are located at the other end of the park, are not ADA accessible, and are in very bad condition. The proposed structure would replace these bathroom, in addition to creating a community use room for the Village. The location of the new structure would replace an existing shed currently used by the boy scout troop for meetings. The existing shed has no plumbing or heating, therefore this demolition would be completed by the Village. The boy scouts would then have access to the new community room. |
Village of Greenwich, Huron County |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Westfield |
The Community Center ADA Improvement Project proposes to improve upon an old fire station building, allowing it to become an active community center. In order to complete the process, improvements must be made internally to allow for ADA accessibility. An audit of the required work was completed in December of 2021, and the state capital dollars would be used to complete the proposed improvements. Improvement include, but are not limited to, Exterior Door and Access, Emergency Egress Door and sidewalk access, Men’s and Women’s restroom, signage and door handle hardware. |
Village of Westfield, Medina County |
OH |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Westfield Center |
The Greenwich Road Slope Remediation Project is the proposed remediation of the southern embankment slope of Greenwich Road, with respect to protecting the existing sidewalk and roadway from further erosion and undermining. Greenwich Road is oriented east-west and consists of two drive lanes. The project area consists of the portion of Greenwich Road that is supported by an embankment that crosses a small stream valley, approximately 400 LF in length. The unnamed stream flows south under the embankment via a culvert to connect with Camel Creek just north of I-71. A 5’ wide concrete sidewalk runs parallel to the roadway along the south side of the embankment. Concerns of stability are evident based on three utility poles embedded on the south embankment being tilted southward as well as the observation of multiple areas of the existing sidewalk being undermined, leaving gaps between the base of the sidewalk and the underlying subgrade. Concern of the continuing slope failure may result in the loss of the sidewalk and placing Greenwich Road itself in jeopardy. State funds will be used to stabilize the soil by implementing a 2:1 reinforcing embankment slope along the southern side. |
Village of Westfield Center, Medina County |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Weathersfield Township |
Currently, the Ohio Fire Marshal’s Office uses one of our three fire stations to meet monthly and to train in from time to time; they will be able to use the new facility for those purposes. The 4H Youth Development in Trumbull and Mahoning counties will use the center to bring agricultural activities to an urbanized area of each county. This project will compliment work already completed by Weathersfield Township, in conjunction with the Regional Chamber, Eastgate Regional Council of Governments, Ohio Department of Transportation and others, that have invested heavily in improving Main Street (SR 46), one of the busiest corridors in Trumbull and Mahoning counties that holds the capacity to see tremendous economic growth. |
Weathersfield Township, Trumbull and Mahoning Counties |
OH |
$447,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Portage County Board of Commissioners (Water Resou |
In 2016, the Portage County Water Resources Department (PCWR) was approached by the Village of Mantua (Village) because they could no financially maintain their public water and sewer systems for their residents and the were requesting assistance from PCWR. After an extensive evaluation by PCWR and multiple public meetings the Village and Portage County entered into a Utility Transfer Agreement effective in 2021. To protect the current PCWR users a sizable monthly surcharge was added to the Village resident's sewer and water bills to cover the needed improvements that exceeds $13 million dollars (based on a 2018 estimate). The Village, established in the 1840s along the Cuyahoga River, provides water and sewer to approximately 500 households and businesses. The Village is a Low to Moderate Income (LMI) community, with a sizable elderly population (30.9%).
The Village water distribution system is comprised of various pipe compositions and ages. Approximately 40 % (18,430 feet) of the it is the original cast iron (CI) pipe installed in 1902 and 35% (17,100 feet) is 4-inch diameter pipe (9,883 feet or 20% is of the 4-inch pipe CI). Four-inch pipe is no longer used in water distribution systems given it's limited capacity for fire flows. There are approximately 53 fire hydrants in the distribution system that range in age from 50 to 119 years old (well over the effective life) and many do not have watch valves which inhibits any repairs on them.
The distribution system layout has a multitude of dead ends where water does not circulate that leads to: 1) poor water quality (sediments, bacteria, low chlorine residual); 2) limits water available for firefighting; 3)decreases line pressures on ends; and 4)increases the number of customers without water service during a water main repair. In addition, the the distribution can not support expansion of water service to the surrounding townships given the inadequately sized and condition of the water mains. PCWR performed hydrant flow tests on the system in 2021, where safely possible, and measured residual pressures as low as 28 pounds per square inch (psi) (below the minimum standard of 35 psi). Based on a survey and random excavations performed by the Village, there is no presence of lead service laterals, all reviewed were galvanized metal.
However, a galvanized metal lateral has it's own draw backs since they tend to corrode internally over time which limits flow, pressure and causes water discoloration. The scope of this project is to loop the system, replace line valves, pipes, hydrants and sewer laterals to the (right-of way). If a lead service line is discovered during the construction the service lateral will be replaced to the water meter. Alternative construction methods (such as pipe bursting) and routes will be used where possible to minimize repairs to roadways and sidewalks as well as to maintain water service to the Village.
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Village of Mantua, Portage County |
OH |
$3,156,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Gallipolis, Gallia County, |
The Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department is known for its history of providing fire protection to our community and to the townships and surrounding communities. The department serves as a center for continuing fire safety training for departments throughout Southeastern Ohio. The City faces financial challenges, especially related to the General Fund and this is the source of funding for our police and fire departments. This grant assistance will assist the City in continuing its emphasis on maintaining high functioning and quality fire trucks for our department. |
City of Gallipolis, Gallia County, Direct benefit: Townships served by City, Gallipolis Township, Green (concentrated residential and commercial area) Township, and Addison Township. Mutual Aid to Point Pleasant, WV |
OH |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base |
To construct a small arms range and training and maintenance facility at Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base. |
Columbus |
OH |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center |
Project will increase access and enhance services for the thousands of survivors who need the support of the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center's hotline and other services each year. Funds will support completion of a comprehensive Language Access Plan, ensure physical health services are available to victims of human trafficking, and help communicate available services to those in need. |
Cuyahoga, Ashtabula, Geauga, Lake |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
The proposed project will extend a water main along Turner Road in Canfield Township for fire safety services. Currently the residences along Turner Road have water wells. In the event of a house fire, the local fire department has to rely on pumper trucks and mutual aid from other fire districts. The proposed project will install fire hydrants along this road every 1000 feet which will aid in fire protection for a 7 square mile area. |
Austintown, Boardman, and Canfield Townships |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
ALRW currently has a 36-inch water transmission main called the Eastern Transmission Line (ETL) supplying water to a pump station. From the pump station there are 36-inch (ETL1) and 42-inch (ETL2) transmission mains supplying water to over 250,000 residents. This project will construct a redundant 42-inch transmission main supplying water to the pump station and a redundant 36-inch ETL1 supply line.
Historically, the ETL's were constructed based on the needs of several communities surrounding Avon Lake. Since construction of the ETL's in the late 90's, demand by other communities has increased significantly. These communities have seen growth over the last several years and are expected to grow more over the coming years. Redundancy and resiliency are key to providing reliable drinking water to these communities. This project will achieve redundancy by adding an additional supply main to the pump station. In events of ETL water main failure, redundancy is achieved by having a second main to supply water. Once redundancy is achieved, then resiliency is achieved. Having the ability to provide seamless water service during emergency events is paramount. The new 42- inch ETL transmission main will be inter-connected to the Avon Lake water system for redundancy in the event of an emergency. It will also be inter-connected with the Rural Lorain County Water Authority system and the City of Elyria system.
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Avon Lake; and Cuyahoga, Medina, Wayne, Ashland, Huron, and Erie Counties |
OH |
$17,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base |
To plan and design the Bionanotronics Research Center Laboratory. |
Dayton |
OH |
$4,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base |
To plan and design the Consolidate to Accelerate Laboratory. |
Dayton |
OH |
$10,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Buhrer Avenue between West 14 Street and 1,150 feet east is a residential neighborhood. The existing main sewer was built in 1892. Due to age, the sewer is structurally deteriorated. This caused property and street flooding. The proposed project consists of replacing approximately 1,150 feet main sewer. The purpose of this project is to not only improve the main sewer pipe condition but to increase the size of the existing main sewer to alleviate property and street flooding. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base |
To plan and design the Human Performance Wing Laboratory at WPAFB. |
Dayton |
OH |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
East 97 Street between Cedar Avenue and Quebec Avenue is a residential neighborhood. The existing main sewer was built in 1891. Due to age, the sewer is structurally deteriorated. This caused property and street flooding. The proposed project consists of replacing approximately 1,650 feet main sewer to restore the integrity of the sewer pipe condition and to alleviate future flooding issues. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base |
To plan and design the Acquisition Management Complex-Phase V. |
Dayton |
OH |
$11,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Apple Avenue between West 44 Street and West 42 Street, and West 42 Street between Orchard Avenue and Lorain Court are residential neighborhoods. The existing main sewers were built in 1887 and 1892. Due to their age, these sewers are structurally deteriorated. This has caused property and street flooding. The proposed project consists of replacing approximately 515 feet and rehabilitating approximately 37 feet of main sewers on West 42 Street, and replacing approximately 400 ft of main sewer on Apple Avenue, within the limits mentioned above, to increase the integrity of the sewer pipe condition and to alleviate future flooding issues. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
East 39 St between Cedar Ave and Central Ave is a residential neighborhood. The existing main sewer on this street was built in 1883. Due to the age, this sewer is currently structurally deteriorated. This has caused street sinkholes and property/street flooding. The project consists of replacing approximately 1,000 feet of existing main sewer to restore the integrity of the sewer pipe condition and to alleviate future flooding issues. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network (MAGNET) |
MAGNET's Manufacturing Innovation, Technology and Job Center will bring companies and the regional community together to attract and engage the skilled workforce pipeline. This will increase economic inclusion for underserved communities and ensure manufacturers have the talent necessary to grow. |
Cuyahoga, Lorain, Medina, Summit, Geauga, Portage, Lake, Stark, Tuscarawas, Holmes, Wayne, Ashland, Richland, Crawford, Huron, Erie, Ashtabula, Trumbull, Mahoning, Columbiana, Carrol, Jefferson, Harrison, Belmont |
OH |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Journey Center for Safety and Healing |
Project would provide enhanced support to victims of domestic violence by providing professional trainings, outreach, and referral information to other organizations that interface with individuals experiencing domestic violence and child abuse; providing targeted outreach and support to the faith community, hospitals, community centers, and more; increasing Journey’s community presence by attending events and resource fairs to raise awareness of services/resources and how to access them; identifying and providing outreach to culturally specific populations and “natural helpers” in the community; and strengthening partnerships with organizations serving marginalized groups.
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Cuyahoga |
OH |
$439,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ohio QRT Association |
Funding will help the Ohio QRT Association to become a fully functioning center of excellence for substance abuse and mental health outreach services to all communities within the state of Ohio and beyond by supporting website launch, collaboration with community partners, and the creation of a network of law enforcement, treatment agencies, public health, EMS, and hospitals. |
Hamilton, Franklin Cuyahoga, Summit, Stark, Montgomery, Adams, Allen, Ashland, Ashtabula, Athens, Auglaize, Belmont, Brown, Butler, Carroll, Champaign, Clark, Clermont, Clinton, Columbiana, Coshocton, Crawford, Darke, Defiance, Delaware, Erie, Fairfield |
OH |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairview Park |
Project would replace 133 obsolete and irreparable police radios, thereby improving intradepartmental communication abilities. |
Cuyahoga |
OH |
$604,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ohio University |
Project will support the partnership of Ohio University, the Cuyahoga Regional Human Trafficking Task Force (Task Force), and the Traffik Analysis Hub (TAHub) in the design of a Decision Support System (DSS) that police officers can utilize in the planning and deployment of anti-human trafficking operations. |
Cuyahoga, Lorain, Medina, Summit, Geauga, Lake |
OH |
$323,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp James A. Garfield/ YARS |
Construct and unpaved assault runway. |
Vienna |
OH |
$8,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
National Tactical Officers Association |
Project will support the Mental Illness Response Alternatives Center for Law Enforcement (MIRACLE) providing training to law enforcement officers in alternative responses to the mentally ill in crisis. |
all counties across the state |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Ohio State University |
Project would fund the purchase of new freezers, workrooms, equipment, etc. to maintain a collection of glaciers from around the world in support of ice research. Ohio State University is the only place where samples of some glacier types exist. |
Franklin |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Ohio State University |
Project will support an Ohio-based advanced battery lab and education center where the university and its partners innovate, build, learn and deploy together. With the support of Honda, Ohio State will leverage the university's extensive expertise in mobility and build upon several leading campus-based institutes to address key challenges currently prohibiting the universal adoption of solid-state batteries. |
Central Ohio counties |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Community Action Partnership |
The request for FY23 Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) funds is to renovate approximately 4,000 square feet of open space into activity and meeting rooms. The unused open space will become an interdisciplinary, Intergenerational Wellness Center (IWC). The renovated space will complement the existing Sandusky County Board of Developmental Disabilities (SCBDD), School of Hope, and Great Lakes Community Action Partnership (GLCAP) Senior Services within the facility.
The IWC will be the focal point for coordinated services for the elderly; create a safe space for a mental health drop-in center in partnership with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and the Mental Health Board of Seneca, Ottawa, Sandusky, and Wyandot Counties; construct spaces conducive to the Terra State Community College (Terra), Life Scholars On The Road program; accelerate opportunities for intergenerational programs with developmental disabled individuals; and provide a base of operation for the multi purpose Senior Center and caregiver support. In addition, within the renovated space, participants will have access to health and wellness activities including but not limited to exercise, fall prevention, balance testing, nutrition education, brain health activities, and socialization. These are the needs seniors identified and a gap in services in Sandusky County. As the senior population increases, this renovation will provide efficiencies in serving seniors that visit the center as well as a hub to launch virtual programs for home-bound seniors. Funding will complete the renovation
|
Fremont, Sandusky County |
OH |
$1,031,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base |
To build a child development center for school age children. |
Dayton |
OH |
$29,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Homesafe, Inc. |
Homesafe's mission is to assure greater awareness of domestic violence challenges through advocacy, education and empowerment of individuals, families and the overall community. Since 1978, Homesafe has provided consistent services to survivors of domestic violence and is the only domestic violence shelter in Ashtabula County.
Homesafe provides an evidence-based trauma-informed care approach to provide support services through the use of five guiding principles of safety, choice, collaboration, trustworthiness and empowerment. We provide emergency & non-emergency services, crisis intervention, services 24/7/365, on-site and mobile advocacy, support groups, counseling, legal advocacy, safety planning, housing, employment, adult & child advocacy, community engagement, and after-care.
Homesafe's building is over 100 years old and in need of federal support for upgrades to the electrical wiring, HVAC systems, fencing, and overall repairs.
The purpose for funding is to increase safety and prevent future incidents. Goals to accomplish with funding are to re-wire the entire shelter and repair outlets and lights; replace hot water heat/radiators with HVAC system by installing ducts to provide better temperature control, increase safety from using hot radiators and from staff installing and removing window air units; replace fence to increase height and add privacy slats; general repairs of leaks, cracks, windows.
In years past, Homesafe has been able to pay for needed work to be completed or have gracious volunteers, but funding has become limited for items such as those listed and volunteers can be limited- causing us to choose the most immediate need. Currently, we have outlets and lights/switches that do not work or spark when used. individuals have the ability to walk through the grounds and jump the fence so clients do not have secured areas while being outside; radiators are hot to the touch and risk burns
|
Ashtabula and Ashtabula County |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Jackson County |
Court house renovation specifically upgrading current lighting to energy efficient LED lighting. |
Jackson and Jackson County |
OH |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA ARS |
ARS R&M Deferred Maintenance |
Wooster |
OH |
$754,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA ARS - Columbus |
This funding would provide repairs to the Columbus, Ohio ARA facility. |
Columbus |
OH |
$31,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Ohio State University |
The funds would be used to purchase a new research vessel for Lake Erie. This new vessel (~50 ft and ~30 mph) to be procured will not be a replacement, as the two older vessels will continue to there contribute to the teaching, research, and outreach missions of Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Lab. |
Lucas, Ottawa, Erie, Lorain, Cuyahoga, Lake, Ashtabula |
OH |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga Community College District |
Project will introduce a new curriculum that leverages a "cleanroom classroom laboratory" (CCL) to educate new and current workers on future lab techniques, inspire scientific innovation, and prepare the workforce with skills so essential to the rapidly expanding advanced manufacturing industry. |
Cuyahoga |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lake County Committee on Family Violence |
Project will expand mental health programming for children in our shelter during their time at the Forbes House. There is an opportunity to support and help them through the trauma they are experiencing so they can process it and then provide them with the tools to keep themselves safe if they are in danger again. Project will provide children the ability to better cope with and handle unsafe situations and help them effectively communicate their needs to a caregiver or another safe adult. |
Lake, Geauga, Cuyahoga, Summit, Ashtabula |
OH |
$335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Women Helping Women |
Project will expand critical, life-saving crisis intervention services for survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Funds will support the transition to a new service structure that will increase capacity and allow for the creation of specialized teams for campus, hospital response, hotline, court, DVERT, and rural services. |
Hamilton, Butler, Adams, Brown |
OH |
$764,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cleveland Water Alliance |
Project will bring together leading thought partners and innovators to monitor, trial technologies, procure, store, analyze, create standards, and disseminate water-related data that will spur innovation, improve public health, and strengthen the economy. |
Cuyahoga |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Homesafe, Inc. |
Project will hire two additional staff members to fulfill the legal advocacy positions; cover the remaining two court houses with staff on a regular basis, provide better means to mobile advocacy with additional staff, participate with on-site calls with law enforcement. |
Ashtabula |
OH |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newark Development Partners |
The Newark Town Center Structured Parking project is a planned structured parking facility in downtown Newark, which would support current residents, visitors, and the redevelopment of the Historic Newark Arcade and new housing projects by providing safe and accessible parking. |
Newark |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority |
The WoodhillUpNext Transformation Plan aims to increase connectivity and a positive identity for the Buckeye-Woodhill neighborhood through the redevelopment of the Woodhill Homes (a public housing development) and two strategically located off-site properties. Funding would contribute to construction of the neighborhood redevelopment that is a partnership between the City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority, Cleveland Metropolitan School District, and The Community Builders and is the recipient of a Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbus Association for the Performing Arts |
Columbus Association for the Performing Arts is requesting funding to support the renovation of the Central Presbyterian Church (CPC) building in downtown Columbus, restoring this historic structure and transforming it into a flexible performance and event space.
|
Columbus |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trotwood Community Improvement Corporation |
This project is to facilitate infrastructure development of the former mall site to allow for mixed-use redevelopment to include, but not be limited to, new housing, commercial development options for businesses, and development opportunities for healthcare and education institutions. |
Montgomery |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Euclid, Ohio |
This project will anchor Euclid’s eastern waterfront boundary by creating new publicly accessible gathering spaces, and lay the groundwork for future construction of a new Waterfront Beach House, open to the public and set atop a new paddle-craft beach. |
Euclid |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lorain County Board of Commissioners |
The project is for an additional sanitary sewer line originating at Philip Q. Maiorana (PQM) Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) which will improve the viability of the properties located along the sewer service area. |
Lorain |
OH |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ukrainian Museum-Archives |
This project is for the remodeling of a former garage to accommodate the growing collection of the Ukrainian Museum-Archives. |
Cuyahoga |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ironton |
The Ironton Riverfront Park Improvements project aims to repair and upgrade of the current Ironton Center Street Boat Launch and related facilities. |
Ironton |
OH |
$1,229,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Land Bank |
This project will evolve the Centre City Building, a vacant former office building and federally designated historic structure, to a character-filled, mixed-use showplace, including the creation of housing units and commercial space. |
Montgomery County |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dayton, Department of Aviation. |
This project aims to develop and renovate a hangar at the James M. Cox Dayton International Airport to create the Sinclair Aircraft Mechanic Training Center. |
Dayton |
OH |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Women's Fund, Ashland County Community Foundation |
The Foundations Community Childcare Center will provide affordable, accessible, high-quality, developmentally appropriate care for 120-150 children ages birth to 14 years. |
Ashland County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
DigitalC |
The Broadband Connectivity and Digital Skills for Underserved Cleveland Communities project will include affordable broadband connectivity and digital skills training for the Mount Pleasant community of Cleveland. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$4,221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Toledo Football Academy (TFA) |
The Schneider Park Revitalization Project will transform Schneider Park within the City of Toledo into a premier home for soccer that will also serve as a demonstration project for environmentally sustainable public recreation. |
Toledo |
OH |
$1,381,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Educational Service Center of Northeast Ohio |
Cleveland Early Learning Spaces is an initiative that provides child care and Head Start programs with grants, technical assistance, and professional development to complete facility renovations that support the health, safety, learning, and development of young children. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,287,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
This project includes the widening of Harrison Avenue between Karl Brown Way and Railroad Avenue in preparation for a planned 270-space parking facility and the installation of 5' wide concrete sidewalks and curb along Harrison Avenue. |
City of Loveland |
OH |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ronald McDonald House Charities Dayton |
Demand for rooms at Ronald McDonald House Charities Dayton has increased dramatically over the past few years and a new house is being constructed to help meet the increase in demand by families with children receiving care in the region. |
Dayton |
OH |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dayton Society of Natural History |
This project is to upgrade the planetarium technology at the Boonshoft Museum of Discovery to continue offering unique programming and significantly expand the capabilities of the planetarium and foster the future STEM workforce. |
Dayton |
OH |
$974,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Athens |
The Athens Armory project includes the historic preservation of a significantly important building and creation of a space in the uptown Athens that will serve to support remote workers, start-ups, entrepreneurs, and local businesses. |
Athens |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
onMain, Inc. |
The Digital Enterprise for Applied Learning and Research (“the DEAL”) will be a technology hub within the Think Dayton Building that provides employment opportunities ranging from entry level technology jobs requiring a high school diploma or less, all the way to engineers with PhD’s seeking credentialing in areas as specialized as artificial intelligence. |
Dayton |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St Mary Development Corporation |
Hoover Senior Lofts is adding an additional 64 units to the campus for low-income seniors through a new building that will be designed following green standards and will include a fitness center, media room, free wi-fi and meeting spaces. |
Montgomery |
OH |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Cleveland Food Bank |
Greater Cleveland Food Bank is pursuing a transformative capital and capacity building campaign to expand their distribution and production of nutritious food, and to create a dedicated space for their clients to access services that can help them address the root causes of food insecurity. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Geauga Park District |
Geauga Park District’s Holbrook Hollows Park Expansion and Access Project will enable convenient and enjoyable access to the predominantly wooded 129 acres of Holbrook Hollows Park in Bainbridge Township. |
Geauga County |
OH |
$820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
NOPEC’s I-76 Corridor Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Program will fund the deployment DC Fast Chraging stations along Interstate 76 between Akron and the Mahoning Valley, in partnership with local MPOs AMATS and Eastgate Regional Council of Governments, and will help fill a critical gap in the number of EV charging stations in a highly utilized stretch of interstate. |
Summit County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Inc. |
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is currently undergoing a significant capital plan, “Museum 2.0 Campaign”, to build a historic 55,000 sq. ft. Museum expansion of which much will be un-ticketed, public access space, improve the Museum’s physical infrastructure, and improve public access to downtown Cleveland’s lakefront. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Reserve Land Conservancy |
The Hough Community Green Space project is an effort by Western Reserve Land Conservancy to bring much needed, high-quality passive park space to the east side Cleveland neighborhood of Hough, through the re-purposing of the now vacant 2.6-acre former John W. Raper school site into a vibrant, naturalized park area. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East Liverpool Community Partnership for Revitaliz |
East Liverpool Community Partnership for Revitalization (ELCPR), a nonprofit community development corporation, in cooperation with the City of East Liverpool, Ohio and Columbiana County, Ohio is pursuing a community-wide broadband infrastructure initiative. |
Columbiana County |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Well Community Development Corporation |
The Restoring Housing project seeks to support the whole spectrum of housing needs within the Middlebury community in which more than one quarter of homes are vacant or dilapidated through the acquisition and rehab of the current stock and in-fill development that will serve the overwhelmingly low-income residents. |
Akron |
OH |
$1,213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio River Way |
The Ohio River Way is a 274-mile-long self-guided adventure trail on land and water that stretching from Portsmouth, Ohio to West Point, Kentucky, the Ohio River Way promotes tourism, enhances economic development, and strengthens connections among the dozens of communities, large and small, it passes through. |
Scioto County, Adams County, Brown County, Clermont County, Hamilton County |
OH |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Port |
The Port acquired the Drake and Carrousel motels in November 2021 under its broader industrial strategy to repurpose dysfunctional real estate to its highest and best use across Hamilton County and this demolition project will be the first step in bringing this high potential real estate back into efficient use; directly and indirectly contributing to the regional economy's growth. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$1,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clifton Cultural Arts Center |
The Clifton Cultural Arts Center (CCAC) has an unparalleled opportunity to build an 18,000 sq. ft., energy-efficient arts and cultural center on a currently vacant and deteriorating site. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Asian Services In Action, Inc. |
Funds to expand legal staff and legal support to provide culturally specific, linguistically appropriate legal services including initial consultations; the filing of emergency and non-emergency protection orders and other legal matters relating to the abuse or violence, including family matters such as divorce, child custody and immigration; T-visas for victims of human trafficking; U-visas for immigrant victims of crime; and other similar legal matters on a case-by-case basis for a primarily Asian-American population. |
Akron, OH |
OH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Famicos Foundation |
Famicos Foundation is seeking to rehabilitate and transform St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church into a community center to benefit the residents of Glenville and surrounding neighborhoods. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Downtown Middletown Inc. |
The goal of Middletown Innovation Center (MIC) is to establish a central hub for business support resources, creativity, innovation, digital inclusion, exposure to STEM technology, and collaboration creating a supportive environment for entrepreneurs to become economically self-sufficient. |
Middletown |
OH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA of the Mahoning Valley |
YWCA of the Mahoning Valley and United Returning Citizens are partnered to provide a new “Tiny Home” housing development on Youngstown’s eastside to serve disadvantaged populations, specifically former incarcerated individuals, who have great difficulty finding housing. |
Mahoning County |
OH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Strongsville |
The City of Strongsville launched the Strongsville Town Center Enhancement & Walkability Initiative, focused on improving connectivity and walkability within the Strongsville Town Center Area and constructing additional quality of life amenities within the Strongsville Town Center. |
Strongsville |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Homeland Security |
Village of West Unity |
This project puts a security fence with barb wire and cameras around the entire water plant. Goal is to keep the village drinking water less of a target and safer for its citizens. At present there are no fences of any kind. |
Village of West Unity |
OH |
$56,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wright State University |
This project will restore and improve one of Dayton’s oldest buildings, a Dayton Power and Light (DP&L) steam power plant, with a transformational co-use lab space furnished with cutting-edge equipment. |
Dayton |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nuestra Gente Community Projects, Inc |
Nuestra Gente Community Projects is in the process of transforming an aging but much-loved historic church into a thriving community center. |
Toledo |
OH |
$514,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Sandusky State Theatre |
This project is for the rebuilding and restoration of the Sandusky State Theatre, which is a registered historic landmark. |
Sandusky |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homefull |
This project supports the new construction and capital improvements of the Food Access & Jobs component of Homefull’s larger 16-acre mixed-use, community development project and new build facility, and includes the construction and build-out of a Regional Food Hub, full-service Grocery Store, Entrepreneurial Farmers Market, and Urban Agriculture & Nutrition Education Center. |
Dayton |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Westcare Ohio |
The East End Family Service Hub will replace and nearly double current space by building out 17,000 sq. ft. of two donated warehouse spaces located next to the current location that will allow East End to expand services and provide critical support to families. |
Springboro |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Karamu House |
Karamu House, the country’s oldest producing African American theatre and Northeast Ohio’s only venue providing cultural programs that honor the Black experience, is pursuing a renovation/rehabilitation of a historic building on its campus, located in the Fairfax neighborhood of Cleveland, OH. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Greater West Dayton Incubator |
GWDI is seeking $1.5 million in funding to build a permanent space of approximately 20,000 square feet in the heart of West Dayton, the assets of which entrepreneurs can leverage to establish and grow their
businesses. The development of the new location will provide for more effective training and classroom
space, collaboration facilities, and modern information technologies. Conversations are underway with
partners to provide a commercial kitchen, as well as a makerspace. These are two significant assets that are
lacking in West Dayton. FY 2023 Financial Services and General Government Appropriations, Small
Business Administration, Small Business Initiatives account.
|
Dayton |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Liverpool |
This project would create a bicycle and pedestrian trail in East Liverpool, Ohio, providing access to business districts and the Ohio River, and connecting the city to a regional trail. This funding would facilitate construction of segment 2.1 of the 6-segment trail and would be used for land acquisition, demolition, earthwork, erosion control, pavement, traffic control, railroad coordination, landscaping, and other construction costs. The remaining $170,680 of project funding has been requested within the Ohio Capital Budget and is pending approval.
The project plan and budget have been completed by the Environmental Design Group, a planning and engineering firm, and the environmental review work has been requested and should be completed in Q4 2022. If funded, the project is projected to be completed in Q4 2023. |
East Liverpool |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Youngstown Business Incubator |
The Advanced Manufacturing Program's focus is to target and enable small-medium sized manufacturers who lack expertise and capital to evaluate and integrate the significant competitive advantages. YBI actively pursues opportunities to work with local manufacturers to support their efforts to either develop new products for the market, or use the technology to increase their efficiency. YBI partnered with Team NEO, Magnet & America Makes to launch the North Ohio Additive Manufacturing Cluster, hosting meetings focused on AM for tooling, biomedical and aerospace applications.International-YBI Collaborative- YBI's efforts to attract companies to Youngstown, both internationally and domestically has been active and successful. We have established two beta sites in the US and are close to securing Youngstown as a site for a printed electronics company. Women in Entrepreneurship (WE) Program is focused on enabling women to achieve their full potential through entrepreneurship. Providing its members with networking opportunities, accessible knowledge and skills through a series of workshops, seminars, professional development programs & mentoring. WE has assisted over 80 women in starting a business,provided workshops and classes to 300 plus women.YBI Minority Business Assistance Center (MBAC) YBI is the region's Minority Business Assistance Center, expanding YBI's footprint and is designed to be a results driven program that increases the level of entrepreneurship, government contracting, scalability and overall economic impact of minority & disadvantaged businesses. The Youth Entrepreneurship Program is an entrepreneurship program focused on the youth in our community. The Youth Entrepreneurship Program (YE) creates economic opportunities for Youth, ages 9- 18, in the City of Youngstown and Valley through teaching the fundamentals of entrepreneurship in a creative space. |
Youngstown |
OH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Premier Health |
This project will construct the Northwest Health and Wellness campus, a 50,000 sq. ft. facility that will support healthy lifestyles through the addition of Premier Health medical services and a full-service YMCA on the former Good Samaritan Hospital site in a distressed census tract. |
Dayton |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority |
This project aims to replace the existing perimeter road that is not able to accommodate a large number of Airport emergency and operations support vehicles. |
Toledo |
OH |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Butler Institute of American Art Expansion Project |
For over 100 years The Butler has served as a center for cultural enrichment, making great American art accessible to all people through its free admission policy and art programming.
The Butler Institute of American Art was founded in 1919 and dedicated as the country’s first museum devoted exclusively to American art. Constructed of Georgian marble in the Italian Renaissance Revival style, the original museum structure is a McKim, Mead and White architectural masterpiece listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum’s Beecher Center is the first museum addition dedicated solely to new media and electronic art. The museum is also connected to the Butler North Education Center, the neighboring church structure where the Americana Collection is housed, art classes and programs are held, and performances hosted.
Ongoing programming offered through the Education Department includes docent led tours and outreaches, monthly Family Days, Film on Art series, art lecture series, art classes from preschool to adult, Arts in the Early Morning, and Summer Visual Arts Day Camp. In conjunction with local school districts, The Butler provides the Good Neighbors school outreach program, Youth Honors Art Program for gifted high school seniors, Butler in the Schools visiting artist program, and professional development workshops for local and regional art educators. Additional programming includes Youngstown State University Dana School of Music's Music at Noon weekly concert series, Butler Young Collectors Group quarterly meetings, participation in International Museum Day, and family Holiday Fun Day open house.
The Butler strives to promote and cultivate an appreciation of American artists and to provide quality educational programming in the arts. The museum's collection totals over 22,000 pieces in all media and spans four centuries of work. The Butler’s hosts upwards of 30 exhibitions per year highlighting the work of local, regional, and national artists. |
Youngstown |
OH |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Hiram College |
Hiram College requests congressionally directed spending (CDS) funding to accelerate launch of a workforce readiness program in response to the urgent need for employees in northeast Ohio and beyond through the development of an Office of Workforce Development and Civic Engagement (OWDCE) to be housed on campus.
The proposed Office will house and integrate several related Centers and Offices that already exist on campus but currently operate independently, plus new initiatives. The newly configured programming will prepare students at the college for 21st century careers (supported by a relevant course of study) by being the central location for internship and mentorship placement and other job placement supports and will be composed of the existing Career Center and a new Office of Civic Engagement, with close connections to the Center for Entrepreneurship and the Garfield Center for Public Leadership.
The project will involve the build-out of a 10,000 square foot space on campus and will launch an array of new certificate and degree programs that directly respond to the upskilling and retraining needs of Northeast Ohio and throughout the state. Hiram currently offers degrees that meet a number of workforce needs in the region including Health Care (nursing and premedical studies), Sport Management, Integrated Exercise Science, and Crime, Law and Justice. Some of these degrees have been added to the Hiram College degree offerings to meet current identified state workforce needs over the past five years. |
Hiram |
OH |
$665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stark Area Regional Transit Authority |
NEORide is developing a regional mobility center (EZConnect) that will include Stark Area Regional Transit Authority, Western Reserve Transit Authority, Wayne-Medina Community Action, CAA of Columbiana County, Trumbull County Transit, Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority and Butler County Regional Transit Authority. The call center will be based in Northeast and Southwest Ohio at one or more transit locations and fulfill the call-taking, scheduling and customer service needs for multiple partner transit agencies as well as other potential non-profit and for-profit transit partners. |
Medina |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
NOPEC |
NOPEC’s Small Business Energy Efficiency Support Program appropriations request will assist in outreach and further engagement in existing small business support programs. Many Ohio small businesses are still struggling with economic hardships related to the COVID-19 health emergency. Federal funds will allow NOPEC to further engage with small businesses in the 242 communities they represent and encourage them to apply for NOPEC’s existing support programs. |
Cuyahoga |
OH |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Cuyahoga County Public Library |
The Innovation Centers at Cuyahoga County Public Library (CCPL) are creative, collaborative, and educational spaces that provide access to advanced software, emerging technologies, and production equipment. CCPL currently has three Innovation Center locations in its Garfield Heights, Mayfield Heights, and Parma-Snow branches. Each location provides classes and equipment unique to its local community. In addition, a fourth Innovation Center is currently under construction at Cuyahoga County Public Library’s new Bay Village branch.
CCPL seeks to develop an innovation space in partnership with the City of Solon at its Solon branch that will support the talent pipeline for the many manufacturing businesses in and around the city. The Solon Innovation Center will allow customers to learn the basics about technology, including those that allow for additive and subtractive manufacturing. While CCPL’s innovation spaces have focused on makers, small business owners, and customers participating in the gig econy, the Innovation Center in Solon will provide those opportunities but also focus on programming that engages adults and young adults in the skills needed to begin a career in a manufacturing field. |
Cuyahoga |
OH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Zora's House |
Zora’s House aims to expand and build a new 10,000 square foot community hub to serve Ohioan women as a center for innovation, empowerment, and economic recovery. |
Columbus |
OH |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Union Miles Development Corporation |
This project will create 10 single-family housing units, a service center, and an urban and community garden in the Union-Miles neighborhood of Cleveland to serve low-income veterans and low-income individuals with housing, training, and micro-entrepreneurship support. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Columbus College of Art and Design |
Columbus College of Art & Design’s (CCAD’s) Corporate & Community Partnerships Office seeks to transform global culture, commerce, and community through high-impact, community-needs driven partnerships. Each year CCAD partners with many Central Ohio non-profit organizations and social services agencies working to address pressing needs in our community. Recent project partners have included VA Central Ohio Healthcare System, Furniture Bank of Central Ohio, Form5 Prosthetics, Franklin County Municipal Court, Greater Columbus Film Commission, Ohio Department of Higher Education, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Ohio History Connection, Pelotonia, South Side Family Farms, and ten social enterprise organizations affiliated with SocialVentures. As the only art and design focused institution in this region, CCAD students bring fresh perspectives and specialized skills in areas like design-thinking, entrepreneurship, interior architecture, game design, animation and film production. Establishing the Community Impact Program will enable the college to develop more collaborative, community-needs driven partnerships, and leverage the power of art and design to foster more equitable and prosperous communities.
Each semester, CCAD is forced to decline many non-profit and community organizations seeking to work with our students on a strategic challenge facing their organization. When the college develops sponsored projects with our corporate partners, they typically provide a fee that ranges from $5,000 for a weekend charrette to $50,000 for a semester-long engagement. These funds support material costs, visits from subject matter experts, specialized equipment and software, faculty and staff oversight, research travel, print and/or digital documentation, and the dissemination of the final results to the partner and/or the public. Most of our community partners do not have the budgetary resources to support this type of work, and as a non-profit college we can only sustain so many of these incredible opportunities on our own. Currently, the Corporate & Community Partnerships Office has one full-time staff member who manages up to 50 projects per year with dozens of local partners. |
Columbus |
OH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
United Black Fund of Greater Cleveland |
The United Black Fund of Greater Cleveland (UBFGC) is proposing to start a training program for promising black entrepreneurs focused on more resilient industries like information technology, manufacturing, professional services, medical technology, and renewable energy. Successful graduates of this program will help re-position black-owned businesses away from the precarious industries like personal services and retail and instead on more resilient businesses with greater prospects to weather the next pandemic or economic downturn and better opportunities for long-term growth and expansion. This growth and expansion will help close income and wealth gaps, reduce urban unemployment, encourage capital formation in the black community, and rebuild historic Northern Ohio urban neighborhoods – one business at a time.
The United Black Fund of Greater Cleveland will start a new black entrepreneurial initiative “Building More Resilient Black-Owned Businesses”. The program will be modeled on a very successfgram undertaken by an organization in Cincinnati called MORTAR, with whom UBFGC would engage to help develop and manage the program. Specifically, the program will help promising black entrepreneurs throughout Northern Ohio(including, among others, Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, and Toledo) build businesses in industries that are better able to thrive in a pandemic or economic downturn like information technology, manufacturing, professional services, medical technology, logistics, and renewable energy. The core components of the program will include management training and coaching, intensive sales and marketing training, financial management and budgeting, employee recruitment and management, and accessing startup and follow on capital. The program is envisioned to last 10-15 weeks. The most promising of the graduates will be awarded start up grants for their new businesses and will be paired with successful entrepreneurs and business leaders who can serve as mentors as they start and run their new businesses. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Akron-Canton Regional Airport |
The Akron-Canton Airport (CAK) has a great need for infrastructure on the west side of the airfield, to create an aeronautical development area for future commercial aircraft maintenance, general aviation repair and overhaul, and private aviation services. |
North Canton |
OH |
$4,965,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County |
This project would construct an additional retaining wall to protect the Poland Library branch from further flooding risks from Yellow Creek and address drainage issues so that the library can remain open and operational for patrons. |
Poland |
OH |
$838,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The Summit County High Level Bridge, Phase II Project entails the planning and detailed design activities for the replacement of the N. Main Street Bridge over the Cuyahoga River, also known as the High Level Bridge. |
Summit County |
OH |
$8,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hamilton County, Ohio |
The Lincoln Heights Redevelopment Project will remove the existing Cincinnati Police Department training facility from its current location, adjacent to the densely populated villages of Lincoln Heights and Woodlawn and to a public housing development, to a rural location in Hamilton County more suitable for this purpose and where the daily noise from training will not cause harm to local residents. Funding provided will contribute to the physical development of the consolidated safety complex to facilitate redevelopment of the current site. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dayton |
The East Dayton Rails-to-Trails (Flight Line) project completes two gaps in the Miami Valley’s regional trail network, connecting Downtown Dayton and the City of Kettering to 350+ miles of multi-use trails. |
Dayton |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) |
The project request is for a rehab and upgrade to WRTA’s Bus Barn Facility and will bring the infrastructure up to a better state of repair, upgrade the capacity of the facility and include charging equipment for battery electric buses. |
Youngstown |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
StarkFresh |
This project will expand StarkFresh's Food Justice Campus to be able to address increased demand for fresh, healthy food among the populations they serve. Increased storage space and expanding the commercial kitchen will allow the facility to serve more people and to reduce costs. 92% of the people served by this campus are low-income. |
Stark County |
OH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority |
The project will support mobility-on-demand (MOD) service featuring smaller vehicles, dynamic scheduling using an App (or by phone) and serve as a complement to a high-frequency fixed-route bus network. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of Greater Cleveland and Northeast Ohio |
Goodwill of Greater Cleveland and Northeast Ohio seeks funds to replace the roof on its Community Campus, which is home to more than 15 organizations serving many local low-income residents, including the local Continuum of Care. |
Stark County |
OH |
$498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CCH Development Corporation - The MetroHealth Syst |
This project will create over 180 units of new affordable housing targeted to seniors living in the Clark-Fulton neighborhood of Cleveland and seniors that are patients at MetroHealth while also providing access to a new healthy food grocery store. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,037,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
This project, “The Hill,” will reconstruct approximately 2/3-mile of roadway on Thornwood Drive, in the western part of the City of Newark because the existing roadway and steep grade is not capable of safely and efficiently managing the amount and type of traffic currently utilizing it. |
Newark |
OH |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clearview Legacy Foundation |
This project would help preserve a 76-year-old golf course designated as an historic site by the State of Ohio which is the first golf course built, owned, and operated by an African American. Funds would install a new irrigation system to maintain greens and fairways at a golf course that welcomes people regardless of race, gender, income, or socioeconomic background to participate in its programs an services and offers free and/or discounted services for underserved populations. |
East Canton |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Development for All People |
This project will create a new mixed-use, mixed-income development with 43 residential units, 22 of which will be affordable to people earning no more than 70% of Area Median Income and the remainder affordable to people at 100% to 120% of Area Median Income. The development will include commercial tenants, including the All People's Fresh Market, providing fresh food to lower-income residents and free fresh produce to extremely low-income people in the area. |
Columbus |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stark Area Regional Transit Authority |
Stark Area Regional Transit Authority (SARTA) is asking for funds to construct a solar panel array on the roof of SARTA's current building and on a new office building currently being constructed. |
Stark County |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
This project includes the complete replacement of the existing Goodyear Boulevard Bridge over the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad tracks. The existing single span steel bridge built in 1964 is currently in poor condition and has reached the end of its useful life. |
Akron |
OH |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership |
This program provides critical home repairs to limited income households in Trumbull County, keeping homes safe and contributing to their neighborhoods. The program began in 2018 and has completed 100 home repairs to date using existing funds, but has 300 homeowners on the waiting list and more being added each week. These funds would allow Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership to repair more homes to benefit limited income homeowners and the community. |
Trumbull County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trumbull County Historical Society |
The Trumbull County Historical Society requests funds to expand the Morgan History Center to create two exhibit galleries to display artifacts to the public, open a dedicated research center, create a welcome center and gift shop, and build a Collection and Preservation Training Lab to train and share equipment with other cultural heritage organizations in the area. |
City of Warren |
OH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The proposed project is to improve 0.35-miles of Lovers Lane Road in Steubenville, OH from Princeton Avenue to Fort Steuben Drive with improvements including widening the roadway to 12-feet, installation of new sidewalks, curb, curb ramps, and various storm sewer improvements. |
Steubenville |
OH |
$838,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The funding request will support a Connectivity Study for the Youngstown Equitable and Sustainable (YES!) Streets Initiative, a detailed multimodal transportation infrastructure study for Youngstown’s Eastside and connections to nearby regional nodes of economic activity including the Interstate 80 National Freight Corridor, Downtown Youngstown’s Innovation District, and a planned recreation area at McKelvey Lake. |
Youngstown |
OH |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Ohio State University |
This project will create a campus entrance directly across from Londondale Parkway and will alleviate congestion and add an area to meet demand associated with visits to the new Alford Center for Science and Technology. |
Newark |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CHN Housing Partners |
Cleveland Scholar House will create a 40-unit building to provide opportunities for low-income parents enrolled full-time in institutions of higher learning and their children by pairing affordable housing with onsite supportive services and high-quality daycare. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Directions for Youth & Families |
This project's vision and goal is to build a new community center that, in partnership with other social service agencies, will provide needed services to more families, children, and adults. |
Columbus |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati |
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati intends to give more teens access to opportunity by constructing a youth workforce development center, a place specific to older teens on the precipice of adulthood, dedicated to job readiness and academic recovery, and a place to convene businesses, colleges, trades, and the military. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University Settlement |
This project will create 88 units of affordable housing with a space for University Settlement's staff to provide social services on the bottom floor. This affordable housing will be developed in a particularly low-income neighborhood in Cleveland where many residents do not have access to safe, affordable housing and 20% of children have elevated blood lead levels. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Girl Scouts of Ohio's Heartland Council, Inc. |
This project is to build a STEM Leadership Center and Maker Space that is part of the Dream Big Transformational Initiative and will provide girls in the community and state, the tools necessary to create pathways to in-demand careers and bridge the gender and equity gap in STEM fields. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Reserve Port Authority |
The project consists of rehabilitating 6000' of the main runway at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport. Work includes removing existing pavement and install new 4" asphalt overlay. Associated drainage work and installation of new pavement markings will also be completed. |
Vienna |
OH |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West Carrollton, Ohio |
The Project will develop 25 acres along the Great Miami River and revitalize the surrounding low dam area along the riverfront in West Carrollton. |
West Carrollton |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
Building Better Neighborhoods Phase 1 consists of improvements to Linn Street in the West End Neighborhood. The street, pedestrian and bicycle improvements will alleviate many of the safety issues along the Linn Street corridor. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Springfield |
Project will fund airfield and technology improvements that allow Springfield to continue developing a testbed for aviation innovation, including an ecosystem to support Vertical Take Off and Landing (VTOL) aircraft research, remote tower (R-TWR) and control center installations, improved General Aviation support, and the expansion of SkyVision capability for Launch and Recover Element training. |
Clark |
OH |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Steubenville Historic Landmarks Foundation |
This project is for the installation of an elevator and building of emergency exit stair towers from both the ballroom/convention center space and the main auditorium and will allow for greater access to the Grand Theater in historic downtown Steubenville. |
Steubenville |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Milton Township |
This project would revitalize the business district on Mahoning Avenue in Milton Township. The proposed funding would facilitate the installation of lighting and signs to improve safety and facilitate economic development in the area. |
Milton Township |
OH |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
Funding will be used to build the public roadway and pedestrian infrastructure needed to revitalize the long-idled, 40-acre former steel, shipbuilding, and manufacturing sites on the prime waterfront at the confluence of Lake Erie and the Black River in the heart of downtown Lorain. |
Lorain |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Poland |
The project will help the Village of Poland to implement its Complete Streets Initiative. Specifically, funds will be used to construct stamped concrete crosswalks at eight intersections along state routes within the Village, plant street trees as well as install pedestrian-scaled lighting along the Sheridan Road multi-use trail, and install pedestrian-scaled lighting along the Municipal Forest Connector Trail. |
Mahoning |
OH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MY Project USA |
This project is to purchase a commercial building with a large open floor plan and convert it into a vibrant youth and community recreation center for out-of-school youth recreation. |
Columbus |
OH |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio & Erie Canalway Coalition |
This project will revitalize Summit Lake by creating a multi-use recreational trail, boardwalks, seating, canoe and kayak shares, and picnic pavilions, supporting additional economic development within the community. |
Summit County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The project would replace the Ashville Pike bridge crossing of Norfolk Southern and CSX rail yard connecting to Rickenbacker Parkway. An alternative access point from Ashville Pike would provide relief from increased traffic resulting by the continued development of this corridor, which currently feeds into an already congested State Route 762 and U.S. 23 intersection. |
Circleville |
OH |
$6,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Toledo |
The project will provide high quality passenger rail service between Detroit-AnnArbor-Toledo-Columbus. The rail service will provide an alternative to automobile travel on I94/I90/I75, as well as US highways 33, 23 and 22. |
Lucas County, Franklin, Hancock, Hardin, Union, Wood, Logan, Allen |
OH |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The Rubber City Heritage Trail is a proposed multi-modal commuter trail that follows the abandoned Akron-Barberton Cluster Railway corridor. Connecting Akron’s neighborhoods and their resources together is the goal of the Rubber City Heritage Trail. |
AKRON |
OH |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRT |
GCRTA's heavy and light rail cars are 37 and 40 years old, and have exceeded their useful life. Due to their age, replacement parts are difficult to obtain and the technology and components within the cars are obsolete. This request will provide additional funding for this program to replace GCRTA's two aging fleets of rail cars. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lake Shore Railway Association, Inc. |
This project is to rehabilitate the L&WV Ry Corridor from Wellington to Oberlin and refurbish the coach owned by the Elyria YWCA to enable a station stop in Oberlin an extension of four miles beyond today's rail line operation that will give a destination to excursion trains and narrated tours along the historic Wellington to Oberlin Corridor of the Underground Railroad. |
Lorain County |
OH |
$2,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sandusky |
The City of Sandusky seeks to undertake design and engineering for the enhancement or replacement of the Sandusky Amtrak Station. The Sandusky Amtrak Station provides access to critical passenger rail service to the Greater Sandusky area. The station is serviced by Amtrak’s Lakeshore Limited and Capitol Limited routes. |
Sandusky |
OH |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The I-675/Wilmington Pike interchange serves major employment and commercial centers, residential and recreational users in the vicinity of the interchange and surrounding roadway network supporting the City of Centerville, Greene County and Sugarcreek Township. Growing congestion issues, along with continued opportunity for economic growth in the area, has prompted local interests to consider improvements to the arterial street network and the I-675/Wilmington Pike interchange. |
Dayton |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The funding request will include construction costs for the improvement of up to 9.1 miles of county and township roads leading into the 3000 acre Intel site recently annexed into New Albany. The identified roadways are narrow, have asphalt or chip seal surfaces that are in poor condition, and some have poor drainage. |
Licking |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The North Main Street Complete Street project will provide a safer, more vibrant, and more useful corridor that bolsters neighborhood businesses, while maintaining important links between our communities and our neighbors. Proposed improvements will transform the corridor from a car-centric pavement into a complete street that provides regional connectivity and connects local under-served communities to important job centers. |
City of Akron |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The Heritage Trail Extension project aims to acquire and build approximately 8.7 miles of multi-modal trail in west-central Franklin County, connecting local communities to the existing Heritage Rail Trail in Old Hilliard and to the Olentangy Trail in downtown Columbus using the Norfolk-Southern Railway as a rails-to-trails conversion. The proposed trail would become part of the existing Central Ohio Greenways trail system, which contains over 240 miles of trail used millions of times each year by bikers, hikers, runners, commuters, residents and visitors to Central Ohio. |
Westerville |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga County, Ohio |
This project is to support the redevelopment of the Circle East District through the repaving of streets, renovation of a commercial building, and providing homeowner down payment assistance. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
Benefits of the Lincoln Way (State Route 172/241) Infrastructure Improvement Project Phase II include enhancing safety for pedestrians, improving failing sidewalks and pavement and upgrading the dated signalization and lighting of the area. |
Massillon |
OH |
$2,538,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
This project includes three major components: realignment of 11th St. between Cherry and Market, the construction of a round-about at the Market/11th intersection (eliminating the existing signal), and the streetscape/bike lane enhancements within the work limits. This work is part of a larger plan to revitalize the area and provide a better gateway into downtown from the south and east that will complement the Hercules Revitalization Project (conversion of former industrial plant to residential and retail areas). |
Stark |
OH |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
U.S. Route 33 is an important freight and commuter route to and from the upper Midwest and the Southeast United States, and a lane addition project between Lancaster and Columbus would offer immediate relief to the through traffic since it would add capacity and would serve as a breakdown lane for the frequent traffic incidents. Funding for design of the lane widening project will provide a means to initiate the project development process. |
Lancaster |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio’s South Lorain Education and Wellness Center will serve as a teen center with multiple wrap-around educational and social services during afternoons and evenings, and deliver adult job training programs by Lorain County Community College during the school day. |
Lorain |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cleveland Airport System |
Construction of Taxiway Victor extension at 500 feet separation from Runway 6L/24R, south of existing Taxiway
Victor 1. This is the first of two Taxiway Victor projects that will increase the separation of existing Taxiway Victor
and Runway 6L/ 24R, while also increasing airfield access to maximize marketability of available land to increase
aeronautical revenue. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The equitable safety improvements included in the Lee Road Corridor Revitalization Project will help connect residents living in the adjacent neighborhoods with the many amenities located on Lee Road. Complete and green streets projects are of critical importance for roads like Lee given neighborhood demographics as well as the high number of residents nearby who rely on non-driving modes to reach jobs and neighborhood destinations. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lorain, Ohio |
This project will enable the City of Lorain to launch the revitalization of the long-idled and contaminated, 9.6-acre Stove Works manufacturing site brownfield, for transformation into a mixed-use neighborhood with 70 owner-occupied affordable houses together with a new community center and municipal parks. |
Lorain |
OH |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The community-driven Lee Road Corridor Revitalization Project will reconstruct the crumbling street and calm traffic, provide pedestrian amenities and multi-modal opportunities where none currently exist, encourage economic development and support adjacent residential neighborhoods. |
Shaker Heights |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The Memorial Bridges Loop is a vision for a bicycle and pedestrian multiuse path that will connect Downtown with the near West Side utilizing the historic Veterans Memorial Bridge (Detroit-Superior) and Hope Memorial Bridge (Lorain-Carnegie) to traverse the Cuyahoga River. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$432,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Painesville, Ohio |
This project will improve the public infrastructure in the downtown districts and invest in new amenities. |
Painesville |
OH |
$3,070,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC) |
This project will redevelop the Findlay Playground, Grant Park, and the Over-the-Rhine Recreation Center to benefit the surrounding community. The redeveloped area would include a new community center, including athletic fields and courts, and provide space for three community-focused organizations serving low-income residents, as well as create a new YMCA childcare center. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Neighborhood Progress, Inc. |
This project is to preserve local ownership of the Historic Shaker Square as an asset to the neighborhood it serves. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Dayton |
The Huber Heights Campus will be developed as a Non-Profit Business Park, employing a new model of affordable housing that exists outside of public subsidy paired with the centralizing of social services in a multi-purpose neighborhood. |
Dayton |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Zanesville |
The City of Zanesville Community Splash Pad Project is an initiative to bring water-based play and recreation to the most impacted residents of the city. |
Zanesville |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) |
The Rickenbacker Area Mobility Center is envisioned as a mobility center connecting COTA fixed-route service with various workforce shuttle options, including the Groveport Rickenbacker Employee Access Transit (GREAT) as well as an interface with public transportation from Fairfield and Pickaway counties. The mobility center would be a catalyst for additional economic development activity with commercial space devoted to improving food access and providing new ways for area employees and residents to access childcare, health care and workforce development and training. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
The project will fund construction of a multipurpose trail and related streetscape enhancements (landscaping and lighting) along the soon-to-be reconstructed Franklin Avenue, which slopes down the hillside from West 25th Street to the Cuyahoga River. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$832,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Community Development Finance Fund |
This project would create two three-story apartment building with 50 units of rental housing in Columbus. |
Columbus |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Greater Cleveland |
This project would increase safety and security at the YWCA of Greater Cleveland's location at Prospect Avenue, which includes 23 permanent supportive housing apartments for young adults leaving foster care and an early learning center for preschool children. Enhanced security will protect the young adults and children who depend on the YWCA's services. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$604,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Department of Transportation |
Replace street infrastructure and improve bicycle and pedestrian access to improve the regional community’s access to job centers in downtown Akron as well as the area’s main hospitals and The University of Akron. Exchange Street is the primary east west arterial for Akron and is heavily used by both commuters and locals. |
Akron |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central State University |
Project funding will create a new College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) at Central State University that will recruit, enroll, and graduate students in nursing, public health, health management, nutrition, exercise science, psychology, sociology, and social work with a goal of reducing disparities in the health care profession. |
Wilberforce |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TECH CORPS |
This project will enable TECH CORPS to update and upgrade its technology for income-eligible 3rd-12th grade students across Ohio enrolled in their in-school, after-school, and summer programs, including purchasing laptops, iPads, and 3-D printers. |
Columbus |
OH |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College |
This project will support the development of a Health Care Simulation (SIM) Lab at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, which will greatly expand the college’s capacity to provide hands-on learning for nursing and other health care profession students. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Early Childhood Resource Center |
SPARK is a parent-focused kindergarten readiness program that gets children ready for school while strengthening families, addressing barriers to readiness, and providing readiness supplies, resources, and strategies. |
Canton |
OH |
$368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Toledo |
The goal of the Multicultural Emerging Scholars Program – Engineering Rocket Booster (MESP-ERB) is to increase the first-year retention and success of incoming engineering freshmen from underrepresented and structurally disadvantaged groups through a residential summer bridge program. |
Toledo |
OH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
I Know I Can |
The Columbus Promise is designed to increase college enrollment and degree or certificate attainment of low-income and underrepresented students at Columbus State Community College. |
Columbus |
OH |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
This project will fund leadership training workshops and support the delivery of community-based inclusion services at 24 elementary, middle, and high schools. The programs will serve over 600 students and the majority will serve under-resourced schools in the Cleveland and Cincinnati communities. |
Westlake |
OH |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbus State Community College |
Columbus State Community College will support specialized curriculum development, contractual agreements, and equipment purchases in order to educate the next generation semiconductor manufacturing workforce. |
Columbus |
OH |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio University |
The Patton College of Education intends to improve teacher diversity, specifically regarding the recruitment, retention and graduation rates of Black male teachers. This program, supported by evidence-based practices, will have a measurable impact on the diversity of the teaching workforce in Ohio. |
Athens |
OH |
$102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Literacy Cooperative |
The Literacy Cooperative (TLC) will work on behalf of the Two-Generational (2Gen) Steering Committee to develop a model to support families to thrive and advance their economic mobility through evidence-based strategies that reduce barriers, increase opportunities, and address equity disparities. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Families Flourish, Inc., DBA Move to PROSPER |
Move to PROSPER is a new program that makes affordable rental housing available in communities so that families at all income levels may have increased access to higher-resourced schools, safer neighborhoods, employment, and other indicators of success. |
Columbus |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ashtabula County Community Action Agency |
The Pathways Community HUB is an evidence-based certification meant to reduce poverty, address the social determinants of health, and improve health outcomes and compliance for community members, including postpartum visits, social service interventions, substance use treatments, and preventive health services. |
Ashtabula |
OH |
$870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Healthy Visions |
Healthy Visions (HV) is seeking funding for a new Youth Optimal Health program to address the direct trauma and mental health needs of youth as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mind Matters curriculum supports the healing process in youth who have experienced adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and teaches them skills to soothe their mental and physical stress responses. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community for New Direction |
This project will provide behavioral health and substance abuse prevention and treatment services for older teens and will increase access to community-based inner-urban behavioral health services for children, women, veterans, and adults. |
Columbus |
OH |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Single Parents Rock |
This project will help Single Parents Rock (SPR) better prevent, assess, and treat child abuse victims by removing them from active abuse and providing necessary life-skills training for families. |
Englewood |
OH |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Easterseals of Mahoning, Trumbull, and Columbiana |
This proposal will support the expansion of therapeutic playgroups to help children explore many developmental domains, including sensory experiences and the development of these important skills, including language, reasoning, problem-solving, social and emotional, and gross motor. |
Youngstown |
OH |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio University |
Ohio University College of Health Sciences and Professions (CHSP) requests funding to enhance and expand school-based health programs and primary medical care delivery in Appalachian Ohio with the goal of improving student health and academic performance. |
Athens |
OH |
$740,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kids Read Now, Inc. |
The goal of this project is to give school districts an evidence-based alternative to in-person summer intervention that will achieve the same or better results for a fraction of the cost and reduce teacher attrition by lightening the workload created through staff-dependent summer intervention programs. |
Troy |
OH |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EYEJ: Empowering Youth, Exploring Justice |
Empowering Youth Exploring Justice (EYEJ) has served over 2,000 unique underserved students by encouraging social-emotional development, developing critical thinking skills, and discussing injustices that young people face. This project will work with an initial cohort of five schools and community centers to implement and evaluate their updated social action curriculum. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) |
To meet growing workforce demands in Ohio, Tri-C plans to expand workforce training programs to serve more women, Black individuals, and Hispanic individuals in order to drive economic growth and close the racial and gender equity gap. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The National Veteran Memorial and Museum Operating |
The Certificate in Public and Nonprofit Leadership for Veterans is a collaboration with The Ohio State University’s John Glenn College of Public Affairs and sponsored by the Columbus Downtown Development Corporation bringing together Veterans to learn from each other, build lasting relationships, and demonstrate the value of military experience and leadership to civilian employers. |
Columbus |
OH |
$205,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Defiance County |
We Amplify Voices, in partnership with Columbus City Schools, plans to implement arts programs, Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and mentorship curriculum, and module-based trauma-informed workshops to serve eight Columbus City middle schools |
Defiance |
OH |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence |
This project will focus on building equity in youth-led rape crisis projects across Ohio by increasing opportunities for organizations across the state who face financial barriers to partner with each other and build and sustain programming. |
Independence |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OhioHealth |
OhioHealth endeavors to create a central Ohio “Food Farmacy” to serve urban and rural communities in need and seeks to create and implement a comprehensive program for supporting patients with food insecurity. |
Columbus
|
OH |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Second Harvest Food Bank of Mahoning Valley |
The requested funding will assist Second Harvest Food Bank of Mahoning Valley to address the growing food insecurity needs of residents, including children and seniors, who have the greatest need. |
Youngstown |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
We Amplify Voices |
We Amplify Voices, in partnership with Columbus City Schools, plans to implement arts programs, Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and mentorship curriculum, and module-based trauma-informed workshops to serve eight Columbus City middle schools |
Columbus |
OH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecting Kids To Meals |
The Connecting Kids to Meals (CKM) Afterschool and Summer Meal Programs offer no-cost meals to at-risk children from low-income and underserved communities in Northwest Ohio. |
Toledo |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sinclair Community College |
Sinclair Community College and the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (ODRC) will partner to pilot Reception to Reentry, a transformational program to build skilled trades and work-based learning programs, connect students with employers upon release, and work with external resources and social services partners to prevent recidivism. |
Dayton |
OH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Miami University |
Miami University’s college access and student success initiative aims to support high school and college students with the completion and retention of a postsecondary education degree by reducing costs and access barriers and providing intrusive student support services to help them complete their degree through the Early College Academy (ECA) and Work+ program. |
Oxford |
OH |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Perrysburg Heights Community Association |
The Perrysburg Heights Community Center collaborates with Perrysburg Schools to provide after-school programing to low-income students in the community, including keeping the youth engaged and excited about making academic improvements in their life. |
Perrysburg |
OH |
$454,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio University - Lancaster |
Ohio University will purchase new equipment for the Engineering Technology program to provide students and current manufacturing employees with applied training in Advanced Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 for years to come. |
Lancaster |
OH |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ASM Materials Education Foundation |
The ASM Foundation will introduce hands-on curriculum to provide educators with the tools to increase student engagement and expand the traditional classroom experience to prepare future STEM professionals for 21st century challenges. |
Novelty |
OH |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Nuhop Center for Experiential Learning |
Nuhop is seeking funding to further develop its social emotional learning and engagement programs targeted for educators, practitioners, and students. The goal of this development is to provide the framework, resources, and training that connects experiential learning practice into the Ohio Department of Education’s Social Emotional Learning standards. |
Perrysville |
OH |
$348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Ohio State University |
The requested funds would support a quantum network infrastructure that will grow regional capabilities for research with higher education, military, and civilian applications and build Ohio’s quantum science workforce. |
Columbus |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Cincinnati |
This project will support the launch of NEXT Careers initiative that will focus on delivering in-demand technology workforce career training. The NEXT Careers program aims to develop a diverse, equitable, and inclusive workforce development ecosystem by creating pathways for non-degree seeking and degree-seeking students from the Greater Cincinnati region. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$853,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cincinnati Museum Center |
Cincinnati Museum Center's forthcoming STEM immersive 4,800-square-foot exhibit Ancient Worlds Hiding in Plain Sight will fill an unmet need by focusing on the Ordovician period and Cincinnati’s signature role within the invertebrate paleontology and research. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Inc. |
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame respectfully plans to grow and expand its highly impactful K-12 and higher arts and music history education programs for students locally, nationally, and globally. Students experience live demonstrations, music and video excerpts, and multimedia presentations, and educational materials will be available in multiple languages. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Vincent Charity Medical Center |
This project will implement a mobile laundry with hotspot capabilities to provide laundry, internet, and other services to low income individuals in Ohio. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$463,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ASM Materials Education Foundation |
This program supports the participation of up to 30 teachers to take part in a one-week ASM Materials Camp for teachers to learn the basics of materials science and engineering curriculum. |
Novelty |
OH |
$67,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MY Project USA |
My Project USA looks to construct a commercial building with a large open floor plan and convert it into a vibrant youth and community recreation center for out-of-school youth recreation. It will serve as the year-round home for the Hilltop Tigers Soccer Club, host other youth athletic teams and programs, and present large-scale community programs. |
Columbus |
OH |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark State College |
Clark State’s CDL training prepares workers for jobs in the commercial driving industry. Additional equipment will help increase program capacity by nearly 80 percent by the end of the one-year period to help students both complete the program and earn their CDL. |
Springfield |
OH |
$1,020,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vocational Guidance Services |
Vocational Guidance Services (VGS) will improve and expand its Production Sewing Department through the purchase of modern equipment, including both additional and replacement machines, and the development and implementation of a training program for employees, providing more than 40 quality jobs for individuals with and without disabilities. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Muskingum University |
The program will help to develop the region’s healthcare economy by expanding the health science programs at Muskingum, including incorporating state-of-the-art technology and tools and training faculty and staff. |
New Concord |
OH |
$347,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Otterbein University |
This unique program will build on Otterbein’s current Five Cardinal Experiences (5 Cards) Program, created in 2014, which encourages students to participate in immersive, high-impact, experiential learning, and requires them to reflect on and document their experiences. |
Westerville |
OH |
$847,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lourdes University |
To help keep pace with the changing health care delivery system and prepare to respond to future public health emergencies, Lourdes University plans to transform its College of Nursing by reimagining current physical spaces and upgrading equipment and technology in the Nursing Learning Lab. |
Sylvania |
OH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Defiance College |
Defiance College plans to establish and help carry out the programs of the Regional Training Institute for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion by developing DEI workshops and certificate programs, upgrading technology, and creating an online platform delivery system.
|
Defiance |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Ohio |
Success by Third Grade brings together parents/caregivers, students, educators, the public sector, nonprofit organizations, and the corporate community to change the educational trajectory of kindergarten through third grade students in seven Franklin County school districts. |
Columbus |
OH |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga County Emergency Services for At-Risk You |
This project aims to provide high-quality, short-term, emergency child care for at-risk youth in the custody of the Department of Children and Family Service or being served by a juvenile court. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hocking Valley Community Hospital |
Hocking Valley Community Hospital is seeking federal funding to replace a critical Computed Tomography (CT) machine. |
Hocking County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Geauga County Board of Mental Health and Recovery |
The Geauga County Board of Mental Health and Recovery Services seeks federal funding to support the construction of a new, 24-hour step-down facility to provide mental health and substance misuse crisis care. |
Geauga County |
OH |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ronald McDonald House Charities Of Central Ohio |
Ronald McDonald House Charities Of Central Ohio seeks federal funding to support the expansion of its current facility, which provides a home away from home for the families of children receiving treatment at central Ohio hospitals, to meet the growing demand for care in the region. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mercy Health – Springfield Regional Medical Center |
Mercy Health Springfield Regional Medical Center requests federal funding for robotic equipment to improve the quality, timeliness, and access to critical musculoskeletal care for patents in the six-county area surrounding the Medical Center. |
Clark County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunlight Village, Inc. |
Sunlight Village requests federal funding to support the development of a sustainable model of care, including professional mental health services and peer support services, to provide comprehensive mental health services to ensure the wellbeing of residents in West Dayton. |
Montgomery County |
OH |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Preventing Tobacco Addiction Foundation |
The Preventing Tobacco Addiction Foundation requests funding to support local health departments in their work to establish evidence-based tobacco retail licensing (TRL) to prevent youth tobacco use in communities across the state of Ohio. |
State of Ohio |
OH |
$961,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Summa Health |
Summa Health seeks federal funding to support its Complex Care Institute Facility Renovation project. |
Summit County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Hills Health Services |
Ohio Hills Health Services seeks federal funding to support the renovation of its Barnesville Health Center, to allow for the expansion of behavioral health services in the region. |
Belmont County |
OH |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jin Huo Community,Inc. |
Jin Huo Community, Inc. seeks federal funding to support the establishment of a senior community center to provide local Asian elders from the Bhutanese, Burmese, Chinese, Congolese and other limited English proficient elders in Summit County, Ohio with adult socialization and health activities. |
Summit County |
OH |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Resource Center of Northwest OH, INC |
Family Resource Center of Northwest OH, INC seeks federal funds to support the renovation of its North Campus in Hancock County so that it may better meet the behavioral and primary health care needs of its community. |
Hancock County |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ProMedica Toledo Hospital |
ProMedica Hospital requests federal funding to support improvements to its emergency department at ProMedica Flower Hospital in Sylvania, Ohio, to better meet the needs of psychiatric patients. |
Lucas County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bhutanese Community of Central Ohio |
The Bhutanese Community of Central Ohio requests federal support for its Refugee Mental Health, Suicide Prevention and Family Engagement Project, which will support suicide prevention and mental health case management for Bhutanese refugee and other South Asian communities in Central Ohio. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fulton County Health Department |
Fulton County Health Department requests federal support for a building addition and renovation project to support its Northern Breast and Cervical Cancer Project and other necessary health care services and personnel. |
Fulton County |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake County Free Clinic |
Lake County Free Clinic requests federal funding to renovate and expand its current facility to access to free primary care for Ohioans in need. |
Lake County |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LifeCare Alliance |
LifeCare Alliance requests federal funding to support its Columbus Cancer Clinic. Funds would be used to replace its mammography machine and provide critical facility upgrades. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cleveland Clinic |
Cleveland Clinic requests federal funds to increase access to critical interventional radiology procedures, as well as cardiac and vascular procedures, at its Medina Hospital. |
Medina County |
OH |
$910,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Health Affairs |
The Center for Health Affairs is requesting federal support for the establishment of a Polysubstance Abuse Institute, to provide education and best practices for health care providers to mitigate the impact of opioid/substance use disorder crisis in Ohio. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Holzer Health System |
Holzer Health System requests federal funds to support the first phase of improving emergency department services at its existing Gallipolis Hospital Emergency Department (ED). |
Gallia County |
OH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine Health System |
The Sisters of Charity request federal funding to support a Crisis & Recovery Center pilot to expand crisis
response (24 hours) and recovery services in Northeast Ohio. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jordan Community Residential Center |
Jordan Community Residential Center requests federal funds to support the construction costs of a new facility, where it will provide substance use disorder prevention, harm reduction, and peer recovery support services. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Memorial Hospital |
Community Memorial Hospital requests federal funding to replace its outdated magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) medical imaging equipment. |
Defiance County |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Youngstown |
YMCA of Youngstown requests federal funds to building renovations so that the organization may better meet the needs of its community. |
Mahoning County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cincinnati Assn. for the Blind & Visually Impaired |
Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired seeks federal funds to support the construction of programming space for Orientation and Mobility Service training and support to help people who are blind or visually impaired adapt to vision loss. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vocational Guidance Services |
Vocational Guidance Services (VGS) seeks federal funding to update its facilities and better support those individuals with disabilities receiving services at VGS. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Healthcare Connection, Inc |
The HealthCare Connection seeks federal funding support to build a new community health center that will include medical, dental, behavioral health and pharmacy services to underserved populations. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CommQuest Services Inc |
CommQuest Services Inc. is requesting federal support for part of its relapse prevention program, which aims to enhance support for clients after residential recovery and as they enter outpatient care. |
Stark County |
OH |
$146,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Community House of Columbus, Inc. |
On behalf of the Columbus Federation of Settlements, the Central Community House of Columbus requests federal funding to enhance and expand the Senior Technology Assistance Project (TAP), which provides technology
equipment and training to seniors at four Settlement House locations in central Ohio. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$517,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Good Samaritan Hospital of Cincinnati Ohio |
Good Samaritan Hospital requests federal support for the purchase of capital equipment known as Intra-Operative Positioning System (IOPS) that is an innovative FDA approved technology that provides color 3D GPS-like surgical navigation and imaging that improves endovascular procedure outcomes and reduces harmful radiation exposure to patients and healthcare workers. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$589,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio University |
Ohio University is seeking federal funding to support community behavioral health providers to build behavioral health workforce capacity in the region and more effectively treat behavioral and mental stress related to physical health concerns. |
Athens County |
OH |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio University |
Ohio University requests federal funds to expand access to free, primary care services across Southeast Ohio. |
Athens County |
OH |
$417,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Compass Community Health |
Compass Community Health requests federal funds to expand its current facility to better meet the needs of the community. |
Scioto County |
OH |
$780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Netcare Access |
Netcare Access requests federal funding for capital improvement projects that will allow the facility to better serve the surrounding community. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Miami University |
Miami University requests federal funding to help maintain and update medical capital equipment needs in the University Hall Nursing Innovation Hub and the Clinical Health Sciences Buildings to support the nursing and other health professional programs. |
Butler County |
OH |
$745,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Margaret Hunt Senior Center, Inc. |
The Margaret Hunt Senior Center requests federal funds to support the construction of a new facility that is better equipped to meet the needs of the community. |
Lucas County |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Birthing Beautiful Communities |
Birthing Beautiful Communities requests federal funds for the purchase of equipment for its Cleveland Birthing Center. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Alliance on Mental Illness of Ohio |
NAMI Ohio requests federal funds to support a new Adult Mental Health Rehabilitation Center to increase access to residential rehabilitation options for individuals discharged from a psychiatric hospital. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence House |
Providence House requests federal funding to support the construction of a new Community Services Hub that will host space for partner social service agencies, healthcare providers, and mental health and substance use disorder services. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Red Oak Behavioral Health |
Red Oak Behavioral Health is requesting federal funds to support a capital improvement project to upgrade and expand its Akron facility to make it more trauma-informed and accessible to clients, allow for integrated physical healthcare service delivery, and create a regional training center for nonprofit social service professionals. |
Summit County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Cleveland |
United Way of Greater Cleveland requests federal funding to update equipment necessary to operate its United Way 2-1-1 helpline. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$256,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ashtabula County Prosecutor's Office |
In partnership with the Ashtabula County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board, the Ashtabula County Sheriff's Office and the Ashtabula County Commissioners, the Ashtabula County Prosecutor is requesting federal resources to develop a first of its kind rural mental health and substance abuse Diversion Center. |
Ashtabula County |
OH |
$1,506,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Addiction Treatment |
Center for Addiction Treatment requests federal funding to support the construction of a Recovery House for adults on medication assisted treatment. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc. |
The Area Agency on Aging of Northwest Ohio requests federal funding support to assist low income seniors who are unable to repair, maintain or make changes to their home in order to meet their daily living needs by providing critical home repairs and modifications so that seniors and people with physical challenges can age in place, remaining safe and independent for longer. |
Lucas County |
OH |
$710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University Hospitals |
University Hospitals is requesting federal funds to develop an obstetrics and neonatal simulation program at UH Cleveland Medical Center, with the aim of lowering the infant mortality rate and reducing disparities in infant mortality in NE Ohio. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,146,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ashtabula County Medical Center |
Ashtabula County Medical Center is requesting federal funds to help with the cost of equipment for its new patient care tower. |
Ashtabula County |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Vincent Charity Medical Center |
St. Vincent Charity Medical Center requests federal funding to purchase and install a backup generator to allow the hospital to continue operating safely. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$3,390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Toledo Community Service Center dba Family House |
Toledo Community Service Center requests federal funding to support the construction of a new facility that affords clients the ability to engage in needed services, including health care services, and support clients are in needed of specific accommodations. |
Lucas County |
OH |
$5,813,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wright State University |
Wright State University is requesting federal funding to help support modifications to the existing medical education building (White Hall) to help meet the demands for more physicians. |
Greene County |
OH |
$1,813,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Homefull |
Homefull is requesting federal funds to support the construction of a health clinic and pharmacy as part of its larger. 16-acre facility, to help address health and equity in Dayton and Montgomery County, Ohio. |
Montgomery County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community for New Direction |
Community for New Direction requests federal funding to support the expansion of behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment services for youth in central Ohio. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Destiny Treatment Center |
New Destiny Treatment Center requests federal funding to help cover the construction cost of a new medical clinic facility to expand New Destiny’s capacity serve more individuals in need of addiction treatment in northeastern Ohio. |
Wayne County |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cherry Street Mission Ministries |
Cherry Street Mission Ministries requests federal support for a new residential treatment center for individuals facing persistent mental illness and/or addiction. |
Lucas County |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Girl Scouts of North East Ohio |
Girl Scouts of North East Ohio (GSNEO) is planning to build STEM Center of Excellence at Camp Ledgewood. The STEM Center of Excellence will provide a unique space where students throughout Northeast Ohio can experience STEM learning with hands-on activities, using state-of-the-art equipment. |
Macedonia |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Franklin County Board of Commissioners |
To fund and expand the Building Futures program, a first of its kind apprenticeship program, developed in partnership with the Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council and the Columbus Urban League. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$686,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Notre Dame College |
Notre Dame College requests federal funding to establish a pilot program to strengthen the nursing workforce pipeline in Ohio and strengthen the diversity of our nursing workforce. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$451,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation |
The Ensuring Equitable Access to High-Quality Jobs project will support the launch of the first Financial Opportunity Center (FOC) operated by a public housing authority in the State of Ohio, and the expansion of Ohio To Work (OTW), a collective impact initiative designed to connect underserved individuals in the Toledo region to job training/placement opportunities in the in-demand sectors of Healthcare, Advanced Manufacturing, and Technology. |
Toledo |
OH |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Noble County Health Department |
Noble County Health Department requests federal funds for a capital improvement project to improve accessibility and improve overall services offered. |
Noble County |
OH |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Battered Women's Shelter of Summit & Medina Cnty |
The Battered Women's Shelter of Summit and Medina County is seeking federal funding support for one-time funding for crucial technology and equipment upgrades to enhance the agency's ability to serve victims and survivors of domestic violence. |
Summit County |
OH |
$59,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Battered Women's Shelter of Summit & Medina Cnty |
The Battered Women's Shelter of Summit and Medina County is seeking federal funding support for one-time funding for crucial technology and equipment upgrades to enhance the agency's ability to serve victims and survivors of domestic violence. |
Summit County |
OH |
$59,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Faith Mission |
To create the LSS Faith Mission Learning Employment Advancement Pathways (LEAP) which will expand the scope and reach of Faith Mission's Resource Centers. LEAP is a comprehensive, supportive jobs program for individuals who are experiencing homelessness and have a criminal background. |
Worthington |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OhioGuidestone |
OhioGuidestone seeks federal funding to increase the availability of Rapid Access Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Services. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bellefaire JCB |
Bellefaire JCB is requesting federal funds to implement a best-practice mental health data analysis software solution to support timely access to care. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA of Northwest Ohio |
The YWCA of Northwest Ohio requests federal funds for a capital project to upgrade the existing facility to better serve more women and families in the region. |
Lucas County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Nord Center |
The Nord Center, with its local nonprofit partners, requests additional federal funding to help support the costs of constructing the new Lorain County Crisis Receiving Center, which will expand the County's capacity to provide inpatient detoxification services and revolutionize the care continuum for behavioral health and substance use disorder in Lorain County. |
Lorain County |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rape Crisis Center of Medina and Summit Counties |
The Rape Crisis Center of Medina and Summit Counties requests federal funding to support increased access to services for survivors. |
Medina and Summit Counties |
OH |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Future Plans, Inc. |
To fund a program designed to assist individuals, at any stage, in becoming career-ready. For job seekers, Future Plans will provide first-in-class assessment, career coaching, training and professional development opportunities resulting in validated behavioral and skills certifications. In total, Future Plans would like to expand to up to 19 counties in Eastern and Southeastern Ohio. |
Chagrin Falls |
OH |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nationwide Children’s Hospital |
Nationwide Children's Hospital requests federal funding for the establishment of a Nationwide Children’s Close to Home rural health center in Zanesville, Ohio, to bring pediatric service lines to Muskingham County for the first time. |
Muskingum County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Medical University |
Northeast Ohio Medical University requests federal funding for construction and refitting costs necessary for the University to start a dental school program. |
Portage County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northeast Ohio |
Ronald McDonald House Charities Of Northeast Ohio seeks federal funding to support upgrades at its current facility, which provides a home away from home for the families of children receiving treatment at NE Ohio hospitals, to meet the growing demand for care in the region. |
Summit County |
OH |
$310,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Hospital Medical Center of Akron |
Akron Children's Hospital is seeking federal funding to support the establishment of a new, regional behavioral health center in Canton, Ohio. |
Stark County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Centers for Families and Children |
The Center for Health Affairs requests federal funding to expand and renovate its East Health and Wellness Center, which provides essential physical and behavioral health for the community. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Godman Guild Association |
The Godman Guild Association aims to provide programs that enhance the social and economic mobility of individuals and families in Central Ohio. |
Columbus |
OH |
$714,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio |
Council on Aging requests federal support to develop and expand its virtual caregiver training program. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$808,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Star House |
Star House seeks federal funding to support its youth drop-in center and an expansion of services into NW Ohio. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Cleveland Partnership |
This proposal advances the Equity in Registered Apprenticeship Programs Hub (E-RAP), which seeks to prepare employers and employer intermediaries to adopt inclusive and equitable RAP practices. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga Community College District |
Cuyahoga Community College is enhancing its Smart Manufacturing program through the lens of access, equity and success to address demand for workforce skills. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UC Health |
UC Health is requesting federal funding to support Phase 1 of a healthcare infrastructure project designed to accelerate improvements in cancer clinical care, research, and survivorships while advancing progress toward its National Cancer Institute (NCI) designation. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Akron Urban League |
The Akron Urban League (AUL) seeks CDS funding to support workforce development initiatives. These programs allow the AUL to provide much-needed assistance with job search, career readiness, training, and intensive case management to support the career advancement efforts of the participants.
|
Akron |
OH |
$680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeway Academy |
Bridgeway Academy requests federal funding to support an AAC (Augmentative and Assistive Communication) Evaluation Center, which will provide supports to strengthen the independence of individuals in the disability community. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Point Education & Behavioral Health |
Best Point Education & Behavioral Health is seeking federal funds to support additional mental health/behavioral health crisis services for youth in southwest Ohio. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Walsh University |
Walsh University is committed to strengthening the scientific and technological competitiveness of North Canton's regional workforce to provide significant advantages for the community in attracting and retaining successful businesses. |
North Canton |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
McLaren St. Lukes |
McLaren St. Lukes seeks federal funding support to purchase a new, 3D Mammography System to replace its old, outdated breast biopsy equipment. |
Lucas County |
OH |
$518,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabl |
LADD requests federal funding to support its work to integrate technology to help facilitate independent living for Ohioans with disabilities. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Children's Alliance |
The Ohio Children's Alliance (OCA) is seeking support for its Pre-Service College-to-Career (C2C) Project, an initiative that will provide introductory training and career opportunities to Ohio college students in the child welfare and behavioral health sector in order to address career readiness. |
Columbus |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program |
Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program requests federal funding to support the launch its New Leaf Justice Enterprises, a long-term, full-service program for survivors. |
Athens County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Centers for Families and Children |
The Centers for Children and Families request federal funding for a renovation project that will help expand access to essential physical and behavioral health services in Cuyahoga County |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Summit and Medina Counties |
UWSM is requesting $750,000 in federal support to assist with the creation of the Sojourner Truth Park and Plaza, a community-wide collaborative which will become a landmark in the State of Ohio, enhance the North entrance into downtown Akron, create much-needed green space in the downtown area, and commemorate Ms. Truth’s legacy. |
Akron |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Historical Society/DBA Ohio History Connectio |
This project is to repair the historic observation tower at the Serpent Mound Historical Site. At over 1,000 feet long, Serpent Mound is the largest effigy mound in the world, and among the best-known Indigenous sites in the world. It is a National Historic Landmark and is one of only 19 sites on the U.S. Tentative List for potential future UNESCO World Heritage inscription. Built approximately 1,000 years ago by American Indians near present-day Peebles, Ohio, this figural earthwork in the shape of a large serpent undulates across a small plateau above Ohio Brush Creek and sits near the edge of an ancient meteorite impact crater. Due to the Serpent's size and the sloping terrain, it is difficult to perceive the entire earthwork from the ground.
For that reason, in 1908 the Ohio History Connection (then known as the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society) built a metal observation tower overlooking the site. Visitors from across the globe have ascended the tower for 116 years to see the Serpent, and the tower itself has become a historically significant icon. Although periodic maintenance on the tower has occurred, a structural engineering assessment completed in the winter of 2021-22 concluded that the tower needs significant repair/rebuild in order to be safe. It is therefore closed to the public until these repairs can be funded and completed, much to the disappointment of the approximately 40,000 people who visit the site each year.
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Franklin COunty |
OH |
$221,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cleveland Water Division |
This project will result in positive environmental and economic outcomes for our customers. At least 12 communities in our eastern service area are expected to no longer experience discolored water caused by high levels of manganese that result from seasonal hypoxic water in Lake Erie.
In addition, Cleveland Water will realize cost savings by minimizing the time and resources spent making treatment adjustments to address dramatically fluctuating hypoxic water conditions and manganese levels. Operational savings translate directly to savings for our customers as they can minimize or even negate the need for rate increases. Based on data from the last 2 years, 12 communities comprising a total population of approximately 200,000 are estimated to directly benefit from this project. This estimate is based on those areas that experienced discolored water in previous years. However, to minimize the impact of discoloration, production from the impacted water treatment plant was reduced and some areas were supplied with water from other treatment plants.
Therefore, 200,000 is likely an underestimate of the population that would directly benefit. In total, 400,000 customers are estimated to be supplied from the Nottingham Water Treatment Plant and therefore indirectly benefit from this project. This number is based on water production in proportion to our customer base. In 2021, Cleveland Water produced an average of 206.5 million gallons of water per day (MGD).
The Nottingham plant produced an average of 57.1 MGD or 27.65% of total production. Based on a total customer population of 1.45 million people, a corresponding proportion (27.65%) would be 400,090 customers. A successful project will result in the completed construction of a functional intake ring that results in significantly lower levels of manganese measured in both the raw water entering and the treated water leaving the Nottingham plant. More specifically, our objective is the elimination of discolored water from hypoxia manganese from our finished water at Nottingham with the goal of meeting the Health Advisory Levels of 300 and 1,000 parts per billion (ppb) and the Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) of 50 ppb at the plant tap during hypoxic events.
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Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Madison County Board of Commissioners |
The Madison County Board of Commissioners recognizes Summerford as being an unincorporated area in the county in need of sanitary sewer service. There is a significant public health concern due to possible contamination of onsite private wells from onsite private septic systems in high density housing setting. Essentially, most homes set on less than quarter acre lots in close proximity to one another. Madison County has secured $1,825,000 in grants a will pursue 2 others. However, there will be a shortfall and would like to avoid passing this burden on to the consumer. Summerford is a low to moderate income community with a median household income of $51,126.00. Consequently, it has been the goal of the project team to secure 100% of the project cost in grant funding to eliminate any additional financial burden on the residents LMI community. Additionally, this unincorporated area has potential for residential and commercial growth but may be challenged due to the lack of sewer service. Considering its location on US 40 and proximity to I 70 this could be a catalyst for strategic growth in the area. |
Madison County |
OH |
$765,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Canalway Partners |
This proposal creates an interpretive display from the remains of the Hulett Ore Unloaders, the last full set of components of the hulking machines that dominated the shorelines of the Great Lakes, ensured Cleveland’s position as a prominent lake port, and revolutionized the production of steel thereby changing the way our country developed. The machines that once dotted the shorelines of the Great Lakes are recognized in the Historic American Engineering Record (1979), National Register of Historic Places (1997), Cleveland Landmarks Commission (1993), and by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers as an Engineering Landmark. This inspirational space at Wendy Park on Whiskey Island takes advantage of the waterfront to reimagine the Huletts in a way that connects people to this story while eliciting a sense of wonder at the size and grace of machines that revolutionized Great Lake shipping. A group of dedicated citizens and public interest groups has been leading a 20-year effort to rescue, restore, and display components of the hulking machines. Several early proposals did not materialize either due to control issues at a proposed site, lack of acceptable sites, or the selected site could not support the weight of the components. This proposal has completed extensive geo-technical evaluation to ensure Wendy Park can support the display with permission of the property managers, Cleveland Metroparks. The Hulett Working Group was formed in 2018. In compliance with Section 106 of the Historic Preservation Act, this group of preservation professionals and government agencies attempted to resolve the adverse effects from the dismantling of the Huletts, which occurred in 2000. The group includes representatives from: The US Army Corp of Engineers / Advisory Council on Historic Preservation / Ohio Historic Preservation Office (SHPO / The Ohio History Connection) / Port of Cleveland / Canalway Partners. Concurring parties include: Cleveland Landmarks Commission / Cleveland Restoration Society / Committee to Save Cleveland’s Huletts / National Trust for Historic Preservation, and former Councilman Matt Zone (Ward 15) . |
Cleveland |
OH |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fremont |
The City of Fremont, North Street Sewer Rehabilitation Project will address a high-risk for critical infrastructure failure which services approximately 520 acres (ex: collapse of critical treatment plant components and/ or catastrophic failure of storage pond or water tower). The North Street Sanitary Sewer Main is a significant sanitary sewage interceptor for the City of Fremont. This interceptor also collects sewage from Sandusky County's sanitary sewer collection system which serves a portion of both Sandusky and Rice Townships. The area frequently experiences either sanitary sewer overflows or combined sewer overflows. The project consists of lining approximately 13,000 linear feet of sewer pipe as well as the rehabilitation of several manholes along the sewer main. This lining project will provide much needed structural integrity to the existing sewer as well as reduce groundwater infiltration which will help relieve treatment demands on the Fremont Water Reclamation Center. The subject sewer runs the length of the City of Fremont along much of the northern limit. It serves a wide variety of residential, industrial and commercial properties. Served properties include the Fremont City Schools, the Kessler Industrial Park, the 53 North Industrial Park, and multiple retail developments. This sewer also provides service to residences outside of the city limits by receiving flow from the Sandusky County sewer system. The North Street Sewer serves a population of approximately 4,100. |
Fremont |
OH |
$2,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Euclid |
The City of Euclid Waterfront Construction, Phase III Development will anchor Euclid’s eastern waterfront boundary by creating new publicly accessible gathering spaces, and also lay the groundwork for future construction of a new Waterfront Beach House, open to the public and set atop a new paddle-craft beach. Phase III is next in a continuum of award-winning, innovative approaches that have stabilized properties and enabled public access to Lake Erie for the City of Euclid and our regional community beyond. Upon completion, the City of Euclid would like to designate the location as “Senator Kenny Yuko Park” in honor of State Senator Yuko’s enduring advocacy and service to our community. The site will be fully accessible to the public, providing public access to Northeast Ohio to Ohio’s Great Lake, Lake Erie.
Over a period of 12 years, the City of Euclid took from concept to completion a precedent-setting public-private partnership to create a three-quarter mile public access trail along historly privatized property. The project is hailed as the model for opening up Lake Erie to public access across the region. Currently, the City of Euclid participates in the Cuyahoga County Lakefront Public Access Plan as a Steering Committee Member and is one of thirteen communities leading the first Shoreline Special Improvement District in the State of Ohio, across two counties. The privately owned land was leased to the City of Euclid via property easements, through a community process and negotiation including nearly 100 property owners, in exchange for the City implementing erosion control measures, constructing a new multi-modal trail and deploying other beautification strategies. The Euclid, Ohio Waterfront Improvement Project is a transformational, precedent-setting erosion mitigation and public access infrastructure project that is essential for livability, economic growth and community resiliency – having won numerous awards for innovative accomplishment – most recently the Ohio Economic Developmessociation’s Excellence Award, The Industrial Heartland & Cleveland Trails Summit’s Platinum and Gold Awards, each in 2021. The project stands out through it’s the creation of a new model for the transformation of Great Lakes waterways.
By strategizing results through public/private partnership, the City negotiated easements from nearly 100 lakefront stakeholders to achieve mutual goals of shoreline stabilization. These easements allowed for temporary construction, as well as permanent maintenance and public access across the historically privatized shoreline. The project was dissected into multiple phases including a fishing pier in Phase I and a three-quarter mile public access trail atop a seawall mitigation devastating erosion in Phase II. Future phases include additional upland bicycle and pedestrian trails, a transit plaza, a nature-based playground, reconfiguration of the Disc Golf Course and a lakefront restaurant at the new lakefront park at E.246th Street and Lakeshore Boulevard. In addition, the project is viewed as a model for public/private partnerships and other public access waterfront development around the Great Lakes and beyond. The project supports community resilience, health and cultural benefits, job creation, transportation connectivity, economic diversification, and environmental stewardship.
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Euclid |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ashtabula County |
Ashtabula County will extend a much needed waterline 21,900 lineal feet on South River Road (including an extension on Brant Road) from State Route 534 in Harpersfield Township approximately 1,000 feet into Lake County. Hydrants will be installed every 500 feet with a mainline valve at each. Some roads and culverts may need directional drill; 600 lineal feet of directional drilling is anticipated with 3 road crossings. This project will provide a safe and reliable water supply to residents, businesses and tourists visiting the area.
It is anticipated that with the installation of the waterline that one PWS will be eliminated as well as allowing for the abandonment of other inadequate - supply and/or poor quality wells in the area. The project area is currently served by low producing wells, ponds or hauled water. The County has received requests for access to public water due to insufficient and/or poor quality. The area has experienced considerable development growth over the last decade. Investigation conducted by Ashtabula County Soil and Water District determined that the majority of the wells between Atkins and SR 534 are low producers (2 to 3 gpm). The wells have insufficient quantity and poor quality. Providing reliable water service in this area will benefit residents, businesses and tourists. There are several wineries / businesses in the project area which serve 30,000 to 40,000 tourists per year.
This waterline extension project will allow 47 residential property owners and 10 businesses access to a reliable water source by tying into a municipal water system. Residents and businesses in the proposed service area have expressed concern about available potable water and have approached the County about extending service. Providing reliable water service in this area will allow the businesses in the area to not only maintain but to grow as well.
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Ashtabula County |
OH |
$2,524,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ashtabula County |
Ashtabula County is requesting funding assistance for the Design of the Northeast Regional Waterline Extension project. Only northern Plymouth Township and southern Jefferson Township currently have access to public water. This poses multiple problems. Wells in the area are frequently insufficient. Development along the State Route 46 corridor between Ashtabula City and Jefferson Village is severely limited by the lack of water. In northern Plymouth Township and southern Jefferson Township, the waterlines which currently exist dead end, which is detrimental to both water quality and to system resilience/redundancy. This project will construct nearly 10 miles of new water main to Plymouth, Denmark and Jefferson Townships to provide reliable public drinking water to the homes and businesses of the area and to improve water quality and resilience/redundancy to all customers. The new main will include hydrants for fire protection and one booster station. Along its route, the proposed water main will make water available to significant economic engines of the County including the Ashtabula County Airport and Ken Forging. The proposed waterline will address water quality issues including those at Ashtabula County Technical & Career Campus (A-Tech). |
Ashtabula County |
OH |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD) |
There is an active Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO) in Brooklyn on Ridge Road discharging to the Stickney Branch of the Big Creek. Intercommunity sanitary flow from the City of Cleveland, Parma and Brooklyn all contribute to this SSO which activates during wet weather rain events. Given the intercommunity contribution of the sanitary flow from the three communities, the determination of which community or communities should be responsible to mitigate the overflow and how to arrange the funding for the mitigation is uncertain.
With this requested funding, NEORSD can use its knowledge gained during our Southwest Interceptor Local Sewer System Evaluation Study (LSSES), a study of needed local sewer system improvements tributary to an NEORSD facility, to step in and solve this current water quality and human health concern for the communities. The proposed project will evaluate, design and construct the most appropriate method to control this SSO which may include a connection to NEORSD Southwest Interceptor sewer, upstream stormwater offloading and/or local inflow and infiltration (I/I) reduction. Any funding received for this project can help to alleviate some of the burden on the communities and their residents, who are responsible to pay for needed upgrades in the local sewer system.
This waterline extension project will allow 47 residential property owners and 10 businesses access to a reliable water source by tying into a municipal water system. Residents and businesses in the proposed service area have expressed concern about available potable water and have approached the County about extending service. Providing reliable water service in this area will allow the businesses in the area to not only maintain but to grow as well.
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Brooklyn |
OH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD) |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD) for Combined Sewer Overflow – CSO 068
1. What is the project purpose, e.g., drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and/or water quality protection? Wastewater.
2. How will the project help the recipient meet applicable water standards—e.g. improve drinking water quality or improve surface/groundwater quality? This project removes combined sewage at NEORSD’s (Combined Sewer Overflow) CSO-068 location. Currently for this CSO there is one remaining regulator, a structure which controls the amount of flow to a downstream outfall, located on Rocky River Drive just north of Greenwood Ave in the West Park neighborhood of Cleveland. This regulator structure diverts flow to CSO-068, which discharges approximately 4 MG of combined sewage a year during wet weather rain events into the Rocky River just west of the Riverside Dr and Old Hogsback Rd Intersection in the City of Lakewood. This proposed project would require installation of a new structure and sanitary sewer on Rocky River Dr at West Park Road in order to fully capture combined sewer flows into NEORSD's Northwest Interceptor. Additionally, this project includes miscellaneous improvements to the local tributary sewers. This project will eliminate sanitary sewage to CSO-068. NEORSD has performed preliminary engineering for this project and will soon have design ready for construction to remove all sewage from this outfall so that the discharge is stormwater only.
3. Is this project primarily to support existing water needs or to support future growth? Note that projects primarily to support future growth are typically ineligible for State Revolving Funds. Is this request seeking funding for planning and design, construction, or both? Fix current issues, moving residents from septic to sanitary sewer service.
4. Describe the project recipient—are they a municipality? Public water system? Other public entity? Public Water System.
5. What is the total estimated cost of the project, based on thfacilities plan or preliminary engineering report? $5,200,000
6. What is the amount requested for the project? $6,502,770
7. Is the amount requested scalable to a lower amount and if so, what is the minimum amount? No.
8. Please list any funding received from federal appropriations, including the fiscal year and source of funding (Clean Water SRF, Drinking Water SRF, STAG grants, USDA Rural Development Program, FEMA, or others)? N/A
9. Does the community have a financing plan certified by an authorized local official demonstrating how it will cover the matching funds of 20% or more? Yes.
10. What are the anticipated non-federal sources of funding for this project. Rate payers and cash on hand.
This project removes combined sewage at NEORSD’s (Combined Sewer Overflow) CSO-068 location. Currently for this CSO there is one remaining regulator, a structure which controls the amount of flow to a downstream outfall, located on Rocky River Drive just north of Greenwood Ave in the West Park ighborhood of Cleveland.
This regulator structure diverts flow to CSO-068, which discharges approximately 4 MG of combined sewage a year during wet weather rain events into the Rocky River just west of the Riverside Dr and Old Hogsback Rd Intersection in the City of Lakewood. This proposed project would require installation of a new structure and sanitary sewer on Rocky River Dr at West Park Road in order to fully capture combined sewer flows into NEORSD's Northwest Interceptor.
Additionally, this project includes miscellaneous improvements to the local tributary sewers. This project will eliminate sanitary sewage to CSO-068. NEORSD has performed preliminary engineering for this project and will soon have design ready for construction to remove all sewage from this outfall so that the discharge is stormwater only.
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Cleveland |
OH |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District |
Riverview Road in the City of Brecksville floods several times a year, which leads to the road closing, no emergency access for several houses to and from the street, and disruption of bus routes. This occurs because large amounts of sediment continually fill in the stormwater culvert under Riverview Road.
The proposed project seeks to address this problem by modifying an existing stormwater management basin (Picha Basin) and by stabilizing severely eroding streambanks upstream of the basin. Picha Basin is in the City of Brecksville along a tributary stream that flows directly to the Cuyahoga River through the Cuyahoga Valley National Park by means of a wetland complex.
This wetland complex is also threatened by the large amounts of sediment that settle out in this area. Both the City and the National Park are active partners in this project area. NEORSD has performed stormwater master plans for their entire service area, including the development of stormwater models. They have also completed a preliminary engineering report for this project area. And therefore, detailed design is ready to begin when funding is secured.
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Brecksville |
OH |
$1,107,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District |
In the City of Garfield Heights, there is a combined sewer overflow (CSO) relief point located on Wolf Creek at Andover Blvd. This relief point, where combined sewage is estimated to discharge sewage into Wolf Creek 50+ times every year, is upstream from the Garfield Park recreational area that is being revitalized, where guests can use Garfield Pond (fed by Wolf Creek) to fish and do paddle sports. This project includes sewer separation and stormwater offloading from the tributary system to restore the outfall to discharge only stormwater and send the combined sewer flows to the Mill Creek Tunnel for full treatment. This work will also mitigate reported basement flooding within the E.105th - McCracken - Granger - E.119th neighborhood and reduce the burden on the Garfield Heights residents.
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Garfield Heights |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District |
The NEORSD Rocky River Stormwater Master Plan identified intercommunity flooding issues near the border of Middleburg Heights and Brook Park. Several transportation assets are predicted to become impassable during a 10- year storm event due to an undersized culverted stream and minimal stormwater management.
The roadways that flood include Smith Rd., Montvale Drive, Michael Drive, and Sheldon Rd. The proposed project is to construct a detention basin which will intercept un-detained stormwater runoff and reduce the peak flow rates downstream as they enter the culvert. NEORSD has invested in the acquisition of the property, initial environmental assessments, and feasibility reports to support the construction of a dry detention basin which is predicted increase the resiliency of these two communities by reducing the chance of flooding of these roadways for all storms up to the 100-year event.
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Middleburg Heights |
OH |
$2,724,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Vision of Shadyside behalf of Village of Shadyside |
The Village of Shadyside has been negatively affected by a gradual disinvestment by the private market due to changing economic conditions. This decline can be traced to the disinvestment in the region by industry related to the production of energy. This current economic decline of Shadyside will make it difficult, if not impossible to rely on local and state government resources alone to fully finance all of the priority projects that must be completed to meet the goal of creating a community that will begin to uplift its residents and one that is highly regarded as a place that will be risk minimal and provide a high return for each investment made by the private market. This lack of local government revenue capacity will make it difficult to finance the projects that must be completed to meet the goals listed above. This lack of government revenue capacity must be remedied by leveraging private, philanthropic dollars with grant program dollars and the limited annual revenue resources provided by the federal government.
The leaders of the effort to economically and socially reinvent Shadyside must seek the assistance of local philanthropic organizations and private individuals to provide the financial resources that will be used as seed funds to accomplish the mission to Secure federal dollars to fund the rehabilitation of Hillview Park. This will commence with the complete analysis and remediation of the major drainage/storm water issues that are impeding any progress to turn Hill View Park into the center of Shadyside’s effort to ensure a healthy community and brand itself as the best example of quality of place.
Initial studies and research shows that this rehabilitation of Hillview Park will attract youth travel sports and adult recreation. This will bring a $5M to $10M economic impact each year to Shadyside. The research also shows that the new amenities will attract new housing investment and encourage existing housing rehabilitation to the 3500 residents of the Village of Shadyside. The entire region of southeastern Belmont County, Ohio, will be positively impacted by the economic reinvention of Shadyside and Shadyside's new brand as the health and wellness and experience capitol of the Appalachian region of eastern Ohio.
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Shadyside |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Boston Heights |
The northern area of the Village of Boston Heights, is the older residential part of the Village. Many of the homes built in the 60's and 70's had inadequate and failing septic systems. Summit County Health Department noted this area of the Village had one of the highest fecal counts in Summit County at 50k per 100mL. Due to that, many water wells in the area were contaminated. The Village was able to apply for funding as well as using the Village's local funds for the installation of watermains on all those street affected. Now that the residents have clean public
drinking water from Cleveland Water Department, the next step was to begin the installation of sanitary sewers. The Mayor mailed out letters to all the residents to see if they would be in support of such a project. Overwhelming the residents responded back "yes", with those letters included as part of the additional support letters. |
Village of Boston Heights |
OH |
$614,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Reminderville |
In 2021 at the request of the Mayor and Council, my firm OHM Advisors, conducted a community wide flood study due to the past flooding events that occurred in the City as well as the most recent storm events that occurred in 2020 and 2021. The study concluded many items that could help reduce the amount of flooding that occurs such as regional detention basins and updated culverts. One of those culverts is Clipper Cove Culvert that continually backs up storm water because it does not have the capacity in the existing pipes to handle the amount of storm water flowing through the creek. The City was most recently awarded funding of $499,999 through loans/grants through Ohio Public Works Commission - Small Government. With this funding in place along with the funding request through the CDS this will help offset the Village's local costs.
The immediate impact will be once the culvert is replaced, it will reduce flooding around the area and into the neighboring homes. The amount of people that will directly benefit from the project is all the homeowners downstream of the culvert which is 1,305 residents. The amount of residents indirectly affect with this project is 4,000. OHM will continue to monitor this area during high rain fall events buy performing survey work to see how high the water levels reach
The immediate impact will be once the culvert is replaced, it will reduce flooding around the area and into the neighboring homes. The amount of people that will directly benefit from the project is all the homeowners downstream of the culvert which is 1,305 residents. The am. ount of residents indirectly affect with this project is 4,000. OHM will continue to monitor this area during high rain fall events buy performing survey work to see how high the water levels reach.
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Reminderville |
OH |
$173,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Newcomerstown |
A splash pad is a soft surface area that
sprays water from the surface or from soft objects erected on that surface. It is safer for their little bodies and it opens up more space (30'x70') for playing other than the l0'xlO' concrete pool. The softer surface allows them to fall and not be hurt or scraped up by the cement. The softer constructed items that are pouring or spraying water are manipulative so not a hard surface to bump against. The Splash pad is handicapped accessible for wheel chairs and take all steps out of the occasion. |
Village of Newcomerstown |
OH |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dayton |
In the past 30+ years, Dayton has lost thousands of manufacturing jobs and businesses. While this greatly impacted the city overall, the residents and small business owners that resided in West Dayton, experienced a disproportionate share of disinvestment, decline, and disillusionment when these high-wage jobs evaporated. The Wright Factory Site is a former Delphi manufacturing facility now owned by the City of Dayton. The redevelopment of this 48-acre brownfield site in Greater West Dayton, is a high priority for the City of Dayton.
Through the tireless efforts of the National Park Service (NPS) the original Wright Factory building/hangers (1 and 2) will become a future aviation museum, the seventh unit of the Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historic Park, a National Park that preserves historical and cultural structures, districts, and artifacts that are associated with the Wright brothers, the invention and development of aviation, and the life and works of Paul Laurence Dunbar. The City is seeking funding for the development of the non-historic buildings/hangers (3, 4, and 5). After engagement with key commitment partners and residents, it was determined these buildings are best suited for community and economic development activities. This property is located in a community where greater than 75% of residents are black. This community is in desperate need of a catalytic project and will benefit greatly from the creation of a center for innovation, entrepreneurial activities, and new business development, specifically for black and brown entrepreneurs.
This “center” will offer an on-site incubator/co-working space, business development resources, and shared services. Located in this space will be a kitchen incubator, community/business meeting space, and maker space to facilitate the development of product-focused small manufacturing enterprises. The overall goal of this incubation and entrepreneurial hub is to facilitate and encourage the sustained growth of small black and brown companies. As these companies grow, black and brown business owners will soon close the gap between black-owned employer firms and white-owned employer firms, positioning their companies to provide much needed jobs for West Dayton residents. This project will also assist in the creation of an urban food hall/marketplace providing food and retail opportunities for the local neighborhoods
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Dayton |
OH |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Agraria Center for Regenerative Practice |
Agraria is located on Dayton Yellow Springs Road, which is the main access road for commercial, visitor, and commuting traffic from Dayton to Yellow Springs and John Bryan State Park. The road is not suitable for bicycle or foot traffic; the speed limit is 55 mph, and some sections have less than one foot of shoulder space.
A $500,000 ODNR Grant allowed us to establish a bike path and walking trail connecting Agraria with downtown Yellow Springs, and with the Little Miami Scenic Trail, which receives over 100,000 uses in the Yellow Springs area annually. The trail allows Yellow Springs high school and middle school students to safely commute to farm internships and educational programming, and supports outdoor exercise programs for The Yellow Springs Senior Center.
The trail also provides access to a unique restoration and agroforestry project. We are partnering with Tecumseh Land Trust and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) on a $1.5million restoration of Jacoby Creek and its riparian corridor that runs through the Agraria property. The project involves removing invasive species; restoring meanders to the creek, which was channelized for agricultural production; rehabilitating the surrounding wetlands; and replanting with native species. The project will restore streamside habitat on almost 60 acres.
Agraria will use an additional 20 acres of buffer strips to research and demonstrate agroforestry practices. This is the first time TNC has collaborated with a landowner on a project that combines mitigation with agriculture. The restored area, along with 20 acres of adjoining farmland, will be protected by a permanent conservation easement
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Yellow Springs |
OH |
$402,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Tuscarawas |
The purpose of this project is to provide safe pedestrian access for residents of the Village. Pedestrian infrastructure currently does not support access to and from residence, mobile park, the boat ramp, the park, businesses, schools, post office, and restaurants.
The project consists of a walking trail that will go around the perimeter of the trail. In addition, this trail will connect to their masterplan through the Zeisberger Trail and Park Development (see attached map). The Zeisberger Trail Plan will allow this portion to connect to Sharon Drive which connects to SR 416 to New Philadelphia.
In addition, the Village has recently submitted to Safe Routes to School and ODOT TAP funds for sidewalks that will be on the N. side of Cherry Street, go to East Avenue Ext to circle around Heritage Drive. off Cherry Street. The sidewalks will also go N. on East Avenue SE., connect East Avenue to Orchard Ave SE., and then will be completed by going N on Romig Street, which will connect to the school. (I have attached the master plan for this, as well.)
Between connecting to the Zeisberger Trail and the addition that they requested from ODOT, this community will be well connected.
This walking path is just one component of what is being proposed in this submittal. The Village submitted for Capital Bill funding . They are replacing a deteriorated basketball court with a new one. The Village is constructing a multi-use building (restrooms, concessions, storage, etc.), which will have a newly paved parking lot. In addition, they are adding parking at the northeast corner of the park for extra
parking. Currently, the residents are parking where they can find parking, which can infringe on other property
owners and cause unneeded stress and chaos for the Village. Finally, they are adding a fence around one of the baseball fields. |
Village of Tuscarawas |
OH |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Regional Transportation Improvement Program |
The proposed project involves the relocation of US 30 from the existing Trump Avenue interchange to a new State Route 44 interchange. The relocated highway will be on new alignment for approximately 3 miles. Relocated US 30 will be four-lane limited access divided highway with a 60-foot wide grass median. Both temporary and permanent right-of way acquisition is required throughout the corridor along with multiple residential displacements. |
Canton |
OH |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Baltic |
Walking bridge, playground area, gazebo, walking trail, multi-use building (with water and sewer hook-up), park benches, cafe tables, improved parking area to meet ADA compliance.
The multi-use building could be used by local non-profit or for pro-fit if needed. In addition, the community plans to rent out the building for weddings, graduations, birthday parties, and allow the fire department to store some of their equipment.
This project will benefit the community by improving their local park. Currently the park hosts a Homecoming in July, which is a Chicken BBQ for the whole community and attracts several residents. The Village takes great pride in providing the community a place to socialize and with the added additions, this could open up a lot of different ways the park could be utilized.
This is an Amish community and draws a lot of people due to all the tourist that travel. Baltic takes pride in their small Village and would like to make improvements to their local park since it is such a congregating area in town.
By adding a walking bridge, it expands the area. If provides different places for outside weddings. |
Village of Baltic |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Port Clinton |
The City of Port Clinton is intending to construct its Water and Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure Improvements project in 2022-2023. The sewer improvements will separate sanitary sewer flows from existing combined sewers with the intent to reduce untreated sewage discharge to Lake Erie through a Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO).
Water Improvements will replace aging, undersized, deteriorated waterlines, & lead services. The existing combination sewers throughout the project area appear on City Sewer System Mapping indicating some sewers installed prior to 1942 with mapping revisions through 1980. Based on this mapping it is believed that all combination/sanitary sewers being replaced by this project are greater than 60 years old. Separation of sanitary sewer flows from these combined sewers will utilize a recently installed/separated 18” sanitary sewer interceptor located along Jefferson Street at Third Street. All proposed sanitary sewer installation/separation improvements extending from this new intercept sewer are improvements recommended in a 2016 Sewer System Analysis and Capital Improvement Plan prepared for the City with phased improvements intended to eventually lead to separated sanitary and storm sewers in the older/central neighborhoods of Port Clinton.
These improvements should be considered upgrades for the City’s collection system in accordance with fundamentals established in a 1999 USEPA Consent Decree along with the City’s related Long Term Control Plan. It should be noted the City has recently filed a request for the Consent Decree to be released/terminated, which has yet to be approved by USEPA/OEPA. Waterline improvements for this project are primarily based recommendations of a Water Distribution System Analysis and Capital Improvement Plan prepared for the City in 2014. Most proposed 8” waterline improvements are replacing 4” and 6” substandard size waterlines where hydrant flow testing and water system modeling have indicated a need for better/increased flow for fire protecProposed 12” waterline replacements, as well as some of the new 8” waterlines, are replacing existing lines where age and/or deterioration have resulted in line breaks requiring the immediate attention of the City to minimize contamination of the water system and excessive loss of water.
The City has documented existing waterlines where interior build-up of calcification/corrosion has reduced the interior diameter of the conduit by at least 50%. This reduction in interior diameter has led to reduced fire flows/ protection in many parts of the community. Water system modeling in the 2014 Analysis generally shows an approximate 10% increase in fire flow volumes throughout the City as a result of the proposed improvements. In the direct vicinity of the proposed waterline replacements the system modeling shows more substantial fire flow volume increases of up to 50% at some hydrant locations. In addition to the City’s interior condition documentation for some of the existing waterline conduit in the syem, the City has 36 repair records/reports for repairs completed in the project areas from 8/14/2015 to 8/18/2020. City provided water distribution mapping and past waterline plans indicate the waterlines being replaced were constructed between 1939 (83 years old) and 1963 (59 years old).
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City of Port Clinton |
OH |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission |
ORSANCO’s Organic Detection System (ODS) was created in 1978 after a release of carbon tetrachloride
contaminated drinking water intakes that were using the Kanawha and Ohio Rivers as their source for drinking water. This occurrence identified the need for a monitoring system that would operate in addition to regulatory requirements to detect unreported discharges of chemicals that could compromise the source water quality for millions of consumers. ORSANCO, in cooperation with Ohio River drinking water utilities and USEPA, developed a monitoring system that could detect and identify volatile organic compounds (VOCs) chemicals in the Ohio River and
major tributaries. The system’s 17 monitoring stations are strategically positioned at drinking water utilities and industrial facilities to provide the greatest benefit to all water intakes drawing from the Ohio River and lower reaches of major tributaries. The system has been in continuous operation since its inception in 1978.
Using purge and trap technogy with gas chromatography, host facilities are able to collect and analyze several river samples each day for VOC analysis. When detections occur, downstream utilities are notified of potential threats to a drinking water treatment system. The system is also used to provide information to state and federal response and drinking water agencies during a spill event to inform response efforts.
ORSANCO provides the ODS sites with instrumentation, training and instrument maintenance to keep the sites
operational. The purge and trap/gas chromatograph combination allows for ppb (parts per billion) detection level analysis of VOCs. The ODS host sites provide personnel, resources and help to support the operational cost of this essential network. The ODS, through its instrumentation, cooperation, and communications network, provides protection to all water utilities and the five million citizens using Ohio River water as their drinking water source.
Maintaining full operational capabilities of the ODS monitoring network is a critical need to ensure residents of the Ohio River Valley have a safe and secure water supply. Surface waters, process waters, and finished drinking water can be routinely tested, multiple times a day. As important as it is to detect the presence of a contaminant, this instrumentation simultaneously functions to verify the absence of harmful chemical pollutants and contaminants, indicating that water is of an acceptable quality for drinking. Because this program is a networked system spanning the length of the Ohio River (981 river miles, 72 counties, and 6 states) and nearly half of the drinking water facilities along the Ohio River do not have the capability
to routinely detect the presence of harmful contaminants, they rely on the data and information ORSANCO and utility host sites provide to make appropriate treatment decisions.
The last instrument upgrade and system renovation was initiated in 2009 using STAG funds from the Omnibus Bills in FY09 and FY10 through Senator Robert Byrd and funding through Senator Sherrod Brown in FY09 (HR1105, HR2996, HR.2764) through Special Water and Wastewater Infrastructure accounts. Some sites have instrumentation that is now obsolete (no parts/support from vendor) and frequent repairs causing site downtime. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$1,059,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Toronto |
Project includes waterline improvements – including lead line service connections, valves, pavement replacement, storm drains, sidewalk, fire hydrants, ODOT curb ramps at intersections. This project includes the replacement of the existing water line due to the deterioration of the existing water line that causes breaks in the water line. This project also includes the replacement of the existing LSL's. Replacement of the water line and removal of the LSL's will reduce the potential for lead in the water system. Approximately 1400 LF of waterline to be replaced.
• 1400 LF of Waterline
• 20 ADA Curb Ramps
• 15 Catch Basins
• 5 Fire Hydrants |
Toronto |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Township |
The Beech Grove Cemetery project will have a positive impact, not only on the 57,719 population of the Township, but will also impact every family that has been searching for their loved one without results due to the condition that the cemetery is in currently. This project will create a sense of community and improve the quality of life for the residents and families that have loved ones buried in this cemetery. The performance indicators to measure whether the project has achieved its objectives are making sure that interment sections match gravesite layout plan, headstones are free and clear of debris, headstones/markers are inspected and verified for accuracy, and sunken gravesites are identified for repair and the plan of action developed to re-establish the ground level within 30 calendar days of the date identified. |
Springfield Township |
OH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Killbuck |
The project includes the replacement of approximately 5,000 feet of 4-inch water line with new 6-inch C-900 PVC water line through multiple streets. All water services, valves, and fire hydrants shall be replaced as part of the project. This project will replace the remainder of the 4-inch water lines within the Village limits with new 6-inch water lines. The proposed project will also replace the existing waterline with a 8" waterline and resurface. |
Village of Killbuck |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Tuscarawas |
This is the replacement of the existing 6" water main with a new 6" (HDPE or DIP) water main. At all intersections we will connect to the existing water mains & place 3 valves for the isolation of the system if needed. In addition, installation of a new storm sewer from the Village garage parking lot to East Avenue. All pavement that is disturbed will receive a trench repair as part of the cost of the conduit installed.
The waterline has experienced several breaks over the last 2 years which can cause a public health concern.
In addition, this proposed project will give Cherry Street a final make over. The Village has applied to ODOT for new sidewalks along Cherry Street. If the waterlines and storm sewer can be funded this part of the Village will be complete.
Also, Cherry is a main thoroughfare for truck traffic, which the road was not built for. There was a detour a few years ago, due to a bridge being closed and the traffic being re-routed through Tusky. The Village feels this caused havoc on the waterlines. |
Village of Tuscarawas |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairview Park |
Failing, century-old sewer infrastructure is the most costly, important community issue currently faced by the City of Fairview Park (“City”). Its negative impacts reach not only our locality, but are experienced regionally at the multijurisdictional Rocky River and North Olmsted Wasterwater Treatment Plants (“WWTP”) and Lake Erie. The Westshore Regional Sewer Remediation Environmental Improvement Project (“Project”) will address the detriments of failing sewers, and includes replacement of publicly owned sewers on Stanford Avenue and the replacement of vital sewer infrastructure at the West 227 Street lift station.
The Project is required to alleviate public health, safety, and welfare issues locally and regionally, thereby improving District constituents’ quality of life. Failing conditions of the Stanford Avenue sewers and West 227 Street lift station affect the City and all communities relying on the Rocky River WWTP, which also serves Rocky River, Bay Village, and Westlake, and the Nor Olmsted WWTP, which serves Ward 5 of Fairview Park, North Olmsted, and Olmsted Township. The Rocky River WWTP is under Findings and Orders from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) due to the release of undertreated sewage into Lake Erie. As a result of non-compliance, the “Rocky River WWTP No Feasible Alternative Study” was conducted to identify and plan for mitigation of undertreated wastewater entering Lake Erie. The study identified that inflow/infiltration (“I/I”) originates from the City. One cause of I/I is storm water entering failing sanitary sewers, which is overwhelming the WWTP. Data collected indicates that, of the 4 cities, Fairview Park was the leading I/I contributor.
The Stanford Avenue sewers are composed of vitrified clay pipe and were constructed 100 years ago – well exceeding their useful life of 75 years. Footage taken of sewers in the vicinity show severe cracking, resulting in I/I and residential flooding. Such conditions have caused the roadway base to ode, causing pavement to settle. The Project will replace inverted sewers with new separated sewers. Inverted sewers allow storm and sanitary sewers to pass through a common manhole where they are separated only by a metal plate. These degraded plates leak and cause I/I. Due to I/I surcharges from wet weather, sanitary sewers reach capacity and cannot accommodate flow from sewer laterals, causing sewage to backup into homes. The Project will eliminate I/I and basement flooding, and will improve WWTP efficiencies and water quality.
The City is utilizing an Ohio EPA Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (“WPCLF”) loan of $450,000 to investigate severe basement flooding in the West 227 Street lift station service area. The study concludes that lift station infrastructure does not adequately move sewage flow through the system to the North Olmsted WWTP. Flow monitor data/modeling results and field reconnaissance (communication with lift station pump operator) indicate that pump operation is inconsistent, exclusively during wet weather. Field reconnaissance/model analysis indicates that flow bypasses the grinder, increasing the likelihood of solids impacting pump functionality, backup of the sewer system, and subsequent basement flooding. The degraded lift station infrastructure must be replaced to eliminate residential flooding
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City of Fairview Park |
OH |
$4,048,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The City of Louisville |
The project includes the extension of the existing sanitary sewer collection system and water distribution system to expand and provide services to additional and future costumers. An additional 7,540 feet of 12-inch water line will be constructed to provide a water line loop from Reno Drive to SR 43. In addition, a new water line will be constructed across SR 62 to provide the City the ability to add additional users to the north of SR 62. A new 18-inch sanitary sewer will be constructed to cross SR 62 to allow the City to provide sanitary sewer services to the north of SR 62. The proposed sanitary collection system extension shall connect to the existing sanitary sewer along Reno
Drive. |
Louisville |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairview Park |
The project includes the construction of a sewer sludge decanting pad, which is required to store and dewater catch basin cleanings, as well as the construction of new sanitary sewers at the City Hall complex. New sewers are required, as the existing infrastructure is too small to accommodate sanitary contaminants from the salt and materials storage/service facility and proposed decanting pad. The new sewers will provide a direct connection to the public sewers on Fairpark Drive and will prevent potential contaminants from approaching Coe Creek, a tributary of the Rocky River that flows into Lake Erie. |
Fairview Park |
OH |
$617,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Toronto |
East Fernwood Drive located in Walton Acres (development) in the City of Toronto, Ohio. The work will be completed in the City ROW. Walton Acres - See the overall area of Walton Acres. They would like this entire area done at one point. This is the newest section of town and was built in the 70’s. Project includes - Valves, Concrete Pavement Replacement, Fire Hydrants Improvements. No lead lines in this area. We are installing storm inlets in the same location as the existing, new water line will be a 6” and all hydrants will be replaced. The pavement build up will be 9” non reinforce concrete pavement, with curb and gutter.
1930 LF of 8" Waterline 7- 8" Valves 36 - 3/4" Copper service branch 4 fire hydrants 5400 SY pavement removed 17 catch basins removed and replaced |
City of Toronto |
OH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northwestern Water and Sewer District |
Water distribution line starting at Jefferson Drive where the 10" line is reduced to a 6" line. Taking this 10" line from this point up to and tie into the east tank. This needs done due to the east tank currently being fed from a single 6" line, which causes the east tank lag behind system level. Benefits of this would be keeping fresher water in the east tank, helping to reduce the disinfectant byproducts for the customers in the tips of the county. The line would be an approximate 50/50 mix of new waterline and replacement of existing waterline. Lastly by utilizing the existing tanks and not building large tanks will aid in better water quality in the future. (Updates at the plant will help us get water there faster without over taxing our existing lines.) Water plant updates include a parallel new raw water line from where the current Wolf Run and Caldwell Lake raw lines tie together and bringing separate lake lines to the plant. Having individual control valves entering at the plant will provide maximum gravity flow from both lakes (No pumping). This allows precise lake level control for lake recovery during dry or drought conditions. It also eliminates any chance of cross contamination from lake to lake. A Sodium Permanganate feed building at the start location of the new parallel raw lines. This separates our current permanganate feed allowing proper contact time for it to do its job and not interfere/conflict with our coagulant feeds. Buying Permanganate in bulk will be cost effective. |
Bowling Green |
OH |
$1,720,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Caldwell |
The East Tank waterline happens to be the waterline that supplies water to the two of the four satellite bulk users that the Village provides water to (Noble Water Authority and Clear Water County) and the East Tank. During high demand times the level in the tank drops significantly and the village customers are seeing low pressures and water supply. The east tank can only be filled to a height of 14'-10" and pressure and water supply issues start at 9'-0". The narrow operational range for the tower is a serious concern. In effect the East tank never completely fills, and the
system loses about 40,000 gallons in storage. More importantly, since the East tank does not fill to capacity, the adjacent housing (approximately 100 homes) experience pressures lower than those required by Ohio EPA.
This update is needed not only for the issues above, but also the new development going in off I-77. When this development is at full capacity, the pressure will be worse if not updated. I have attached a copy of the proposed development |
Village of Caldwell |
OH |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Scio |
The proposed will expand the existing sanitary collection system to include an additional 18 residences. Two of these residencies are connected to the existing storm sewers and the remaining 16 residencies have private septic tanks. With the expansion of the sanitary collection system, the septic tanks will be removed and the sanitary sewer
connections to the storm sewer will be eliminated, eliminating CSO flows to the local waterways. This project will
improve the environment for Village of Scio by putting all of the sanitary flows in the proposed area into a new
sanitary sewer and eliminating sanitary flows to the environment |
Village of Scio |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Brilliant Water and Sewer District |
Waterlines will be fixed on the following streets. The district has several documented waterline line breaks on these streets. |
Brilliant |
OH |
$2,796,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village Caldwell |
Water distribution line starting at Jefferson Drive where the 10" line is reduced to a 6" line. Taking this 10" line from this point up to and tie into the east tank. This needs done due to the east tank currently being fed from a single 6" line, which causes the east tank lag behind system level. Benefits of this would be keeping fresher water in the east tank, helping to reduce the disinfectant byproducts for the customers in the tips of the county. The line would be an approximate 50/50 mix of new waterline and replacement of existing waterline. Lastly by utilizing the existing tanks and not building large tanks will aid in better water quality in the future. (Updates at the plant will help us get water there faster without over taxing our existing lines.)
Water plant updates include a parallel new raw water line from where the current Wolf Run and Caldwell Lake raw lines tie together and bringing separate lake lines to the plant. Having individual control valves entering at the plant will provide maximum gravity flow from both lakes (No pumping). This allows precise lake level control for lake recovery during dry or drought conditions. It also eliminates any chance of cross contamination from lake to lake.
A Sodium Permanganate feed building at the start location of the new parallel raw lines. This separates our current permanganate feed allowing proper contact time for it to do its job and not interfere/conflict with our coagulant feeds. Buying Permanganate in bulk will be cost effective
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Village of Caldwell |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hecla Water Association |
Approximately 51 households in the Macedonia Hill area of Lawrence County, Ohio do not have an adequate source of drinking water. Residents currently use hauled water, bottled water, cisterns, or wells as their source for drinking water. On November 27, 2019 six wells in the area were sampled and five out of six wells tested positive for Total Coliform and E. Coli. A majority of the residents in the project area are low income. The Lawrence Water District completed an income survey in September 2019 which determined that 51% of the households in the project area are low-to-moderate income. The Median Household Income from the American Community Survey (ACS) for 2019 for Fayette Township where the project is located is $54,792 which is less than the State of Ohio average of $58,642. The Unemployment Rate for Lawrence County is 7.1% which is greater than the State of Ohio average of 6.3%. The proposed water fees after the project is completed would be $50.90 per month or $610.80 per year which would represent 1.1% of the Median Household Income. The project involves the installation of waterline, a booster station, and an elevated water tank to serve approximately 51 households in the Macedonia Hill area of Lawrence County, Ohio. Specifically, the project includes the installation of 18,550 LF of 6-inch waterline, 8,700 LF of 4-inch waterline, a booster station, and a 50,000 gallon elevated tank. The waterline, booster station, and elevated tank would be owned, operated, and maintained by the Hecla Water Association. |
Ironton |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for Appalachian Ohio |
The Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church Historic Site Restoration and Renovation Project will return the long vacant historic church to use as an historic site open to the public. Macedonia, located in Lawrence County, is the first Black church established west of the Alleghenies, the first Black congregation in Ohio, and the only antebellum Black church building in Ohio still standing. The congregation formed in the 1790s and built their first church building in 1811. In 1849, the "Burlington 37" - newly manumitted Virginians moved to Ohio, joined the congregation, a led to a doubling in size of the church membership. As a result, a new building was constructed that year. Members continued to worship at Macedonia through the mid-1900s. The church was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978 and to the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom in 2020. Many 19th century features survive including the pressed-tin ceiling, church bell, wooden pews, wood stoves, and pulpit area. These will restored according to the Secretary of the Interior's Standards. When restored the church will welcome tourists, school groups and special events. |
Lawrence County |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bay Village |
The Lakefront Development project includes engineering and construction for lakefront shoreline protection and multimodal public access to Lake Erie in Cahoon Memorial Park. The project is based on a comprehensive public access study conducted and finalized in 2020 that included extensive public input, a geotechnical study, and a shoreline survey. The project will create multimodal lake access and protect the crumbling shoreline from further erosion. This phase will stabilize the bluff and create access in the western portion of the park. |
City of Bay Village |
OH |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga County, OH |
This project involves sewer infrastructure rehabilitation and replacement in the East Eddy Branch Interceptor Watershed in East Cleveland, Cuyahoga County. The sewer infrastructure in this area includes over/under manholes, Combined Sewer Overflows, Sanitary Sewer Overflows, and manholes that require rehabilitation. This project seeks to rehabilitate the sewer over/under by lining the sanitary sewers and relocating the storm sewers. The combined sewers will be separated and the sanitary sewer overflows will be corrected, eliminating this area as a source of discharge of untreated wastewater to the surrounding watershed and Lake Erie. All manholes identified for rehabilitation will also be addressed. This project will include system upgrades that will reduce the occurrences of basement backups, eliminate inflow and infiltration, control the flow of storm water into the natural environment, and properly capture all sanitary flows. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,672,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairview Park |
Failing, century-old sewer infrastructure is the most costly, important community issue currently faced by the City of Fairview Park (“City”). Its negative impacts reach not only our locality, but are experienced regionally at the multijurisdictional Rocky River and North Olmsted Wasterwater Treatment Plants (“WWTP”) and Lake Erie. The Westshore Regional Sewer Remediation Environmental Improvement Project (“Project”) will address the detriments of failing sewers, and includes replacement of publicly owned sewers on Stanford Avenue and the replacement of vital sewer infrastructure at the West 227 Street lift station. |
Fairview Park |
OH |
$4,048,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Willoughby |
The Chagrin River Floodplain Restoration and Protection Project involves restoration and preservation of 185 acres along the Chagrin River that have been affected by substantial streambank erosion and nutrient inputs, which are contributing sediment to the river and threatening downstream attainment of the Chagrin River’s aquatic life use designation as well as threatening the stability of State Route 84. Several factors have contributed to this reduced water quality, including a 32-acre nursery in the 100-year floodplain, storm water inputs from increased residential and commercial development, lack of adequate riparian vegetation, accumulation of sediment along the eastern bank, deteriorating former City water intake structures, and the 2005 collapse of a downstream low head dam for a water supply pool at Daniels Park which lowered the base level flow of the river. Additional funds are needed to secure the remaining 105 acres of key green space along the Chagrin River and create a wetland filtration floodplain forest adjacent to the Chagrin River. This will involve the decommissioning and restoration of an existing 32-acre nursery and will create native habitat that will treat stormwater from upland residential developments and prevent erosion, reduce nutrient runoff entering the river, and recharge groundwater |
Willoughby |
OH |
$2,323,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rocky River |
The Wooster/Rockcliff Sewer Rehabilitation and Multimodal Transportation Improvement Project is for the replacement of almost 1,000 feet of inverted storm and sanitary, the installation of 900 feet of sanitary relief sewer, and improvements to multimodal transportation access and a pedestrian crossing between the City of Rocky River and the Cleveland Metroparks. The public project area directly services a densely populated residential area and a thriving commercial node within the community. This area was identified as part of our most recent hydraulic study
performed in response to an Administrative Order on Consent by the USEPA requiring the closure of two remaining Sanitary Sewer Overflows (SSOs) within the City. Sewershed 12, as defined by a 2012 Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Study (SSES), serves 635 properties over 250 acres of the City and contains one of the two remaining SSO’s, No.306, located at Magnolia Drive and Westway Drive, immediately adjacent to the project location. |
City of Rocky River |
OH |
$1,890,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Canfield Township |
This project is necessary for the safety and welfare of the residents living on Summit Road and those who travel this road. This is also the oldest road in the Township and as such its infrastructure is beyond its useful life and needs replaced. And the storm sewer relocation will be sized for today's and the future capacities to ensure that flooding is addressed one this improved roadway. The improvements in this project include a new separate multi-use trail that will help to place the pedestrians and bicyclists on a safer path rather than the road. The Township will coordinate with the ABC District to obtain some partial funding for the proposed stormwater facility improvements. |
Canfield Township |
OH |
$1,193,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Elyria |
This project involves the installation of:
a 30” sanitary sewer extension along East River Road, starting at Sandpiper Road, southeasterly 2,446 feet to
Dewhurst Road.
a 24” sanitary sewer, northerly 600 feet and easterly 821 feet, in easements, bore and jack under SR 57.
an 18” sanitary sewer in an easement area northerly to Chestnut Ridge Road.
All of the existing businesses along Dewhurst and on the east side of SR 57 are currently connected to the City sewer
system by way of a residential development. The sewers and pump station in this residential development were never
designed to accommodate business or commercial flows. The added flow from these businesses is taxing on the
sewer system.
The installation of the southeast interceptor extension will create a direct pathway for the flows from the retail/
business/commercial properties to the point where the pump station forces main discharges into the existing
upstream end of the original southeast interceptor, thus bypassing the residential sewers and pump station. This will
alleviate any capacity issues in the residential sewers and provide more than ample capacity for the existing and
future businesses that connect to the City sewer system in that area.
The project will also provide sewer access to approximately 56 existing residential properties currently utilizing
septic systems along East River Road and Dewhurst Road. The sewer is sized to accommodate future sewer flows
from current septic users located within the surrounding townships. The City of Elyria’s Section 208 Clean Water
Act Facility Planning Area includes the areas that this sewer will service in the near future and long-term, and this
project is the next phase towards servicing these areas with deteriorating and failing septic systems.
The sewer will serve residential and commercial property in Elyria City, Carlisle and Eaton Townships. |
City of Elyria |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Shaker Heights |
Over the past six years, the City of Shaker Heights has spent more than $15 million maintaining and repairing
critical sewer infrastructure to mitigate sanitary sewer overflow and the resulting contamination of Lake Erie. As a result of climate change, storm events are becoming more frequent with higher intensity. During rain events, sanitary flow is conveyed to the local combined sewer overflow system and is discharged to the environment. The sewers need to be enlarged for added capacity to prevent this santiary sewer overflow. To this end, the City of Shaker Heights recently completed two out of seven total sewer modernization and remediation projects. The Lomond-
Lynnfield Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO) Project is the third project the City is undertaking, and it will alleviate a greater source of pollution by mitigating overflows of the larger Lomond-Lynnfield sanitary sewer.
The Lomond-Lynnfield SSO Project will reduce sanitary sewer overflows, address the impacts of climate change, and improve water quality and safety in the Doan Brook Watershed and Lake Erie. The project will increase sewer capacity and rehabilitate critical sections of the sanitary sewer system where persistent sanitary sewer overflows have occurred over several decades. Through this project, the City will be replacing or rehabilitating one mile of existing sewer pipe to increase capacity and prevent discharge of raw sewage into the stormwater system during heavy rains. The scope of work also includes reducing the amount of infiltration and inflow, installing new pipe for
added capacity, and installing a new regulator. Simultaneously, an additional 2,225 feet of water main will be replaced. Further, the project will save existing historic trees that add water control benefits. The City will also provide opportunities for residents to reduce water flow on private property, including master raingarden classes.
Shaker Heights City Council has already appropriated $260,000 to design and engineer the project. The Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District strongly supports this project (see the attached letter of support) and will reimburse the City for $112,500 toward the cost of the design. The City expended these funds in 2021 and 2022 and contracted with a design and engineering consultant, which has now completed its review of existing data, hydraulic modeling,
collecting survey data and more. In February 2022, the design and engineering team presented the final design plan to City Council, outlining the most beneficial, cost effective approach to reducing inflow, increase capacity, and modify the SSO structure to control the overflows at Lomond-Lynnfield.
This federal funding will support construction of the project. The resulting increase of the size of the sewers will directly benefit an approximately 250-acre tributary area and 1,200 households through additional sanitary capacity, thus reducing basement backups, illicit discharges, and flooding. The project will reduce the frequency of untreated sanitary flow into Lake Erie, which meets the parallel goals of environmental regulatory compliance, raising quality
of life for residents, and improving the overall quality of the water that flows into Lake Erie. |
City of Shaker Heights |
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$1,600,000 |
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Letter
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| Senator Brown |
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Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Logan County Sewer District |
This project will extend sanitary sewer service to two rural unincorporated communities and replace an obsolete and
end-of-life wastewater package plant. The new wastewater treatment plant included in this project will allow
responsible development in the area and support existing residents and local businesses and industries.
This project would also expand the Sewer District's ability to accept septage from rural onsite wastewater treatment
systems.
This project includes the construction of a new 2.0 MGD wastewater treatment plant (WWTP). The site, piping and
layout will accommodate future expansion(s) up to 6.0 MGD. The WWTP will provide treatment of wastewater
conveyed by a new regional sanitary sewer system. This project will allow for current septic tank systems and will be
instrumental in protecting the ground water and surface water in the region. Testing of Otter Creek and Darby Creek
show E-Coli levels several times the Water Quality Standard. |
Logan County |
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$15,000,000 |
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Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village Lowellville |
The Village of Lowellville is intending to improve their 12.88-acres of unimproved land located west of West Water Street south of the CSX RR and north of the Mahoning River into a riverfront setting. With the recent removal of the low-head dam in the Mahoning River and the Village completing the construction of the new canoe launch and the new public restroom facility in this very same location, the Village is poised to develop the remaining surrounding property into a beautiful riverfront park. This improvement project is aligned well with the Village's Comprehensive Plan and the recent Mahoning River Corridor Plan by our Metropolitan Planning Organization's (Eastgate Council of Governments). This 12.88-acre parcel is in a mapped floodplain and has nothing constructed on it. The Village purchased this parcel for one day creating this Park for this reason. Adjacent to this 12.88-acres and along the north edge of the Mahoning River is another adjoining 1.52-acres of land that is privately-owned and also is entirely inside of a mapped floodplain and is undevelopable for building purposes. The 1.52-acres is land-locked. The Village has already coordinated with this private property owner and the private property owner is committed to donating this 1.52-acres of land for the benefit of the creation of the future Park contingent upon the Village receiving the necessary funding to construct the Riverfront Park. Both parcels (together totaling 14.4-acres) are accessible to the Village's West Water Street road right-of-way which connects to the Village's central business district (downtown). This area of West Water Street has the potential to be the catalyst the Village needs to redevelop all of West Water Street (a long-range plan of the Village). The Village's Riverfront Park is planned to be utilized by the Village residents and all residents and visitors in the region. The new park will serve the following purposes: recreation, education, conservation, and will secondarily help attract more people to the Village's nearby downtown area. On the 14.4-acres the following described improvements will be constructed with the funds being requested herein: walking/hiking trail, picnic area, scenic overlook looking over Gray's Run Stream draining into the Mahoning River, a pedestrian bridge over Gray's Run stream, installation of way-finding and educational signs, a new pavilion where people can congregate and school children can meet and have some educational classes, and the improvements include to remove some of the invasive plant species from the area and remove some fallen and partially fallen trees that have the potential for significantly obstructing the flow of the Mahoning River. The new Riverfront Park would be nearby to the Village's central business district and nearby to the Village's emergency services. The proposed Riverfront Park is also nearby to the Village's Stavich Bike Trail which is located parallel to Liberty Street north of the CSX RR. The Bike Trail is now under contract to be improved and is intended to work well with the canoeing activities in the nearby Mahoning River. |
Village of Lowellville |
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$834,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
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Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Belmont County Water and Sewer District |
Our project will renew and replace the aging water transmission main and well water supply main that provides the
water supply to the commercial district of the Belmont County Water and Sewer District.
The scope of our project includes improvements to the Belmont County Water and Sewer District water transmission
system to benefit the Ohio Valley Mall and Ohio Valley Plaza area that services 12 hotels, 33 restaurants, 3 car
dealerships, and well over 100 retail stores.
This project includes two different components.
First, construction of a new 4,301 linear foot 24-inch (inside diameter) HDPE well water line in parallel to an existing
24" ductile iron well water line running from the water wells along the Ohio River to the Belmont County Water
Treatment Plant in Bellaire, Ohio.
Second, construction of a new 37,515 linear foot 16-inch AWWA C900 PVC (DR14) water transmission line to replace
the existing 12-inch and 10-inch asbestos cement water transmission line running from the Belmont County Water
Treatment Plant to the Cook Tank and Ebbert Road Pump Station near the Ohio Valley Mall. |
Belmont County |
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$5,000,000 |
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Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brunswick |
Healey Creek Storm Water Management Project
The City of Brunswick is seeking to mitigate damage from excess stormwater along Healey Creek in residential
neighborhoods through restoring natural floodplains and storm infrastructure. The need for this project has been
amplified in recent years due to historically high levels of rainfall. Many homes and neighborhoods have experienced
repeated basement flooding as a result of poor, dated infrastructure. Specifically, the issues that are being
experienced by area residents are: sewer capacity and high tailwater issues causing basement flooding; high peak
flows and compromised water quality in Healey Creek due to undetained storm water from older neighborhoods -
particularly near the creek's headwaters; stream bank erosion in back yards and along road infrastructure; poorly
designed or malfunctioning detention and retention basins; and community pressure to develop vacant properties
adjacent to Healey Creek and its tributaries.
Brunswick plans to use city capital funding to acquire undeveloped properties for the preservation of existing open
space, enhancement of existing wetland and tributary stream areas, and construction of new or expanded wetland
areas and detention and water quality basins along Healey Creek. The city would also reconfigure, reroute, and/or
increase the capacity of existing storm sewer systems as part of this project. This project includes reconfiguration of
existing retention basins, including capacity expansion, water quality retrofit, and outlet structure modification.
Further, Healey Creek's eroded stream banks would be repaired, protected, and reinforced to minimize future
maintenance.
The impact of this project goes beyond protecting Healey Creek and its surrounding wetlands. The proposed
transformational project will have a long-standing, dramatic positive community impact to the ecosystem and the
more than 1,400 homes that could potentially be directly impacted by the flooding of Healey Creek. This equates to
nearly 5600 residents, or approximately one-sixth of Brunswick's population. |
City of Brunswick |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village Lowellville |
One main activity that the Village has worked to develop over the past 6 years is the development of implementing improvements along the Stavich Bike Trail. The Village is currently underway with design of Phase 1 of the improvements to the Trail. There are a total of five phases of this trail's improvements located within the corporate limits and two located outside of the corporate boundary which involve the neighboring communities. This trail is very important to the Village, and to the region because of its literal multi-jurisdictional reach (east to Pennsylvania and west to City of Youngstown and the Mill Creek Park Trail Connector which Youngstown just constructed). The Village is committed to improving the Trail sections within their corporate boundaries and maintaining the trail in their corp boundary. The Stavich Bike Trial is part of a few vital elements that are the focus of Lowellville's future ecotourism plan. Other vital elements are the completed canoe launch on the Mahoning River, the future Lowellville Riverfront Park, and the Village's adjacent (and improving) central business district area |
Lowellville |
OH |
$945,000 |
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Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Holden Arboretum |
Holden Arboretum’s project will promote forest resiliency and conservation and expand canopy coverage in Northeast Ohio by (1) establishing a regional seed bank serving NEOH and the Great Lakes Region; (2) expanding pest-resistant tree propagation; (3) increasing regional growth capacity with green house construction in conjunction with local universities, promoting conservation research as well as reforestation; (4) expanding regional forestry
workforce by expanding Holden’s Tree Corps learning program. Holden will undertake the following actions:
1. We have partnered with an entity engaged in climate change mitigation through reforestation to establish a regional
seed bank to serve NE Ohio and the lower Great Lakes Region. We seek funds to support installation of a seed
laboratory and workforce to support activities. Partners include conservation organizations in both rural and urban
locations. Seed availability is one of the greatest obstacles to reforestation for climate change mitigation. This seed
bank will make seed and seedlings available to partners seeking to reforest land in rural locations, and community
groups and organizations interested in urban forestry. Holden will work with the US Forest Service (USFS) to breed
resistance to tree species and provide more resistant trees to communities.
2. For more than 20 years, HF&G has assisted and collaborated with the USFS on tree breeding for resistance to pests and diseases. This effort has culminated in the formation of the Great Lakes Basin Forest Health Collaborative. We are seeking to expand our care and maintenance of USFS collections housed at Holden Arboretum, which seeks to develop and select for trees resistant to pests and diseases, to provide superior trees to the community for restoration work and urban forestry. 3. How trees respond to a changing climate is still poorly understood, especially in urban areas where the need for
increasing canopy cover to mitigate climate change is greatest. But controlled experiments are difficult to achieve
without greenhouse facilities that provide sensitive control of environmental conditions. We propose constructing
new greenhouse facilities at the Holden Arboretum that would enhance work taking place at HF&G and to foster
cross-institutional collaborations. Faculty at regional universities would all benefit from this, as a similar facility is
not available within the region. A greater understanding of the effects of temperature and drought stress on trees can improve forest resiliency.
4. Urban and rural reforestation programs are limited by seed and seedling availability. We seek funding to establish additional tree propagation facilities to serve the community. These facilities can be used in conjunction with the regional seed bank for reforestation and urban tree planting.
5. Tree Corps Cleveland-Region Experiential Work: One aspect of our Tree Corps program is our 8-week experiential learning program that offers paid training in tree care and forestry. CREW provides experience, exposure, and difference-making work for folks who have not otherwise had an opportunity to engage in green careers. CREW members are trained by HF&G experts, as well as experts from professional tree care and forestry companies to better manage forests and improve resiliency. We seek funding for a spring 2023 CREW program |
Kitland |
OH |
$1,347,000 |
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Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Chagrin Falls |
1. This project will improve dependability of the water supply, transmission, and storage components and will vastly
improve health and fire safety. Several fires in the downtown area combined with water supply system disruptions in
recent years drew intense focus on system deficiencies and the need for improvements. Supply issues caused by fire
suppression, watermain breaks and electric supply failures resulted in flow pattern changes that disturbed iron
deposits in undersized mains in recent years. As a result, “red water” contaminated the water distribution to a
significant portion of Chagrin Falls Village for extended periods of time. Completion of the 12-inch transmission
main and the supply pump replacements will resolve the noted deficiencies.
2. The planned improvements will be made to the main supply, transmission and storage components and therefore
directly benefit the entire population of over 6,000 served.
3. The system upgrade was developed by engineering studies using a validated computer model and will ultimately
be confirmed through daily, bi-weekly, monthly and annual water quality testing by the water department and
annual hydrant flow testing by the water and fire departments. |
Village of Chagrin Falls |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Vibrant NEO |
Northeast Ohio’s regional economy has long been defined by industry, and thus was especially susceptible to the economic restructuring of American manufacturing. Vacant and contaminated industrial sites dot Northeast Ohio, particularly in environmental justice communities and opportunity zones. Many of these are known or suspected to
be brownfields, meaning they have or may have on-site pollution that discourages redevelopment and causes public health problems.
Seed funding through Congressionally Directed Spending for a revolving loan fund (RLF) will provide Vibrant NEO with flexible funds that can be used for remediation of brownfield sites. Initial funding will result in a self-sustaining loan program as the principle and interest are repaid. A portion of the funds may also be used as grants rather than loans, if the redevelopment is to be a park or other public greenspace.
The EPA has funded 75 brownfield grants in the region since 1994 at the county, city, village, or township level. Only nine of these, however, have been cleanup grants, and only four have been revolving loan funds. Funding through this request will enable Vibrant NEO and regional communities to move from assessment to action. This is especially important because many years have passed since 60 sites have been assessed; in some cases these found contaminants, yet never resulted in clean-up due to lack of funding.
Vibrant NEO will prioritize communities that have been especially hard-hit by economic restructuring and emphasize investment in communities of color and low-income communities. This funding will advance Vibrant NEO’s goals to foster livable, vibrant communities that are safe, healthy and improve the quality of life for all residents, regardless of age, race, or income level.
The RLF will provide gap financing to owners of contaminated properties for remediation. Lending policies would require substantial investment by other parties and the owners, and a demonstration of the financial capacity to repay the loan. Vibrant NEO will furthermore require a detailed description of the project including how it will meet cleanup goals, and collateral adequate to support the risk undertaken. Loan terms will include below market interest rates and will be guided by the nature (economics and end use) of the project. Loan and application fees will be
charged. Whenever possible, loan payments will be monthly and will not extend beyond three to five years postcleanup project completion in order to facilitate fund revolution. Loan repayments will be actively monitored and collected in order to maximize the number of loans that can be made. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lakewood |
The City of Lakewood’s request for $5,000,000 to support the Clean Water Lakewood Initiative will support environmental sustainability to carry the community forward. The city’s Interceptor Tunnel is the main artery that carries 77% of all sewer flow to its treatment plant. The deficient tunnel is in need of major rehabilitation to prepare it for the next century. A collapse of the tunnel’s roof has caused increased sewage overflows into the Rocky River and Lake Erie. The tunnel is in immediate danger of collapsing. This project will reduce untreated sewage that flows into Lake Erie. Current sewer overflows discharge directly to Lake Erie and cause water quality issues for drinking water, recreation & aquatic life. The city seeks federal support to rehabilitate the tunnel. Funding will allow for secure wastewater flows to the treatment plant. Failure of the interceptor would be catastrophic to the community and Lake Erie. |
Lakewood |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Erie County |
Erie County is under administrative consent order by the US EPA to address a significant sanitary sewer overflow issue. The solution requires merging 2 existing WWTP’s into a combined plant that will eliminate overflows therefore decreasing nutrient loadings into Lake Erie. In addition, the regional WWTP will be expanded with technology to effectively reduce phosphorus and ammonia from being discharged. Estimated costs are over $22 million but will reduce the operational costs while mitigating discharge into Lake Erie from two locations to one location. The technology will enable more complete treatment of nutrients during peak rain events that currently goes untreated. The new plant will enable between 5 and 16 M GPD to be treated compared to only 8 M GPD being treated properly in current facilities with another 4 M GPD partially treated and 2 M GPD not being treated during peak flow. The regional WWTP will utilize methane gas that gets generated from waste sludge to heat and cool the facility and solar energy is being explored. Erie County is requesting $5 million in funding to go toward the construction costs of the project. The entire projects costs of more than $22 million for sanitary sewer improvements from Sawmill Creek WWTP to Huron Basin WWTP includes the following scope: 1) De-commission existing Sawmill Creek WWTP and converting to pumping station. 2) Construction of a 24-inch sanitary sewer force main system from the new Sawmill Pump Station to the Huron Basin WWTP, which is approximately 16,000 lineal feet. 3) Huron Basin WWTP Improvements to expand to 5 million gallons per day for average daily flow and 16 million gallons per day peak flow. |
Erie County |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mahoning Valley Sanitary District |
1. Remediation of the Mahoning Valley Sanitary District Dam will help to prevent downstream flooding that could affect Niles, Warren, Girard, Youngstown, Struthers, Campbell and Lowellville in Ohio. A potential breach could cause affects as far downstream as New Castle, Pennsylvania. It will also ensure that the 11 billion gallon reservoir that serves as the raw water source for the drinking water plant will remain intact.
2. The drinking water plant directly serves 220,000 people. If the dam were to suffer an event, those people would be without drinking water for months or potentially over a year. The water plant services the Lordstown Electric Plant that may not be able to produce electricity in the event of a water interruption. An electric power interruption could disrupt a large portion of northeast Ohio. This project directly benefits these people by ensuring a safe and continuous water supply.
3. This project is primarily preventative in nature. It is being undertaken to ensure the long term safety of the dam and reservoir. The key performance indicator and metric will be if the dam is structurally sound one hundred years from now.
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Mineral Ridge |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Geauga County Department of Water Resources |
McFarland WWTP is Geauga County's largest wastewater treat plant and services 3,790 residential and 246 non residential accounts. We are requesting CDS funding for phase I of the McFarland WWTP Renovation and Upgrade Project; building a true headworks facility at the plant. Currently, there is no consolidated, formal headworks building and the grit removal system has been mostly offline altogether for some time now. The raw sewage pumping station is also past its useful life and does not operate efficiently. For this reason, all components of the headworks will need to be replaced for any biological upgrades to be considered for the WWTP. The new building would house all three systems and be sized to adequately remove any debris that could harm the subsequent treatment processes. The building would also be able to house offices and electrical rooms so that the staff will be able to monitor the processes, store spare equipment, and protect the process from the weather. A new Parshall flume for measuring influent flow will also need to be provided and it could either be incorporated inside or outside of the new building. Key plant objectives that will be addressed under this project are as follows: 1. Reduce operational costs and streamline maintenance capabilities 2. Achieve long-term operational reliability, 3. Upgrade process automation and security, 4. Eliminate effluent limit violations, 5. Achieve capacity requirements, 6. Meet compliance schedule, 7. Plan for future growth and septic system disconnect impacts, and 8. Decrease electricity usage thereby improving the plant's carbon footprint. |
Chardon |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Canton Palace Theater Association |
The project seeks to address the current capacity issues facing our facility for our patrons, renters, and community. The ability to provide an enjoyable experience to our patrons with additional expanded lobby space, with more restrooms, more concession/bar areas, premium seating options, additional handicap accessible areas as well as elevator access to the second floor of our facility. As a fully rentable facility, the Canton Palace Theatre has developed partnerships with local, regional, and national promoters to present the fantastic live events we currently feature on our stage. We have done our best to continually update and upgrade our dressing room/green room areas for the artists and promoters to use. Unfortunately, we have more than reached our capacity in that area and desperately need to expand the area and the amenities offered. This project will add additional dressing rooms with in-room restrooms and showers, additional green room space to be used for meet & greets, an in-house kitchen to allow for caterers to be in the building and a dedicated production office for the promoter staff. The addition of event space will allow for the community to utilize the Canton Palace Theatre for more occasions than before. We are currently limited to 60 attendees on stage for any type of reception space. The expanded stage will not only allow for more community events but will also open the Canton Palace Theatre to larger stage productions, leading to more attendees in the Theatre and in our downtown area. See Addendum C and D for location and project floor plans. With 43% of attendees traveling more than 20 miles to attend events at the Canton Palace Theatre, we are more than just a local venue, we are a regional and statewide attraction providing almost $1 million in economic impact to our downtown. This project, when completed, will almost double that impact and solidify the future of the facility for more generations to enjoy quality entertainment in heart of Canton, Ohio. |
Canton |
OH |
$2,436,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Youngstown |
The funding of the project (Solids Handling Facilities (Incineration) Improvements) will benefit taxpayers by putting the City back in control of its sewer utility and therefore, not susceptible to outside variables which can leave taxpayers vulnerable to utility rate increases. Without the City's ability to burn its own biosolids (AKA sludge), it is completely dependent on the local landfill. The landfill has capacity requirements, when it comes taking in sewer related biosolids. The City is currently paying the local landfill nearly $1,000,000 a year. This in turn, leaves the City vulnerable to landfill cost increases. When the landfill reaches its capacity (and it will), the City will need to look for alternative locations to transport its biosolids and again be susceptible to the higher rates determined by the new facility. Therefore, the funding of the project for FY 2023 will put the City back in the driver's seat of its future. When the City is susceptible to price increases and other vulnerabilities by relying on outside entities to dispose of its biosolids, the taxpayers are extremely vulnerable. By providing the funding requested for this project, the City will not have to rely on the ONLY other wastewater funding source available, provided through the OEPA's Water Pollution Control Loan Fund (WPCLF), which is a state revolving loan fund. The WPCLF program requires rate increases to residents, to ensure the loan be repaid. The City is not eligible for principal loan forgiveness for disadvantaged communities, because WPCLF restricts principal forgiveness to entities with under 10,000 population. The following is a breakdown of the City's demographic and socio-economic statistics (Source: 2020 Census), which paints the picture of a City that can't afford to impose one additional dollar to its already burden taxpayer: 1.) Youngstown's Median Household Income ($30,129 ) is 2x less than the national average ($64,994). 2.) Youngstown's population has decreased 10% between 2010 (66,982) and 2020 (60,068). 3.) Youngstown's poverty rate is 2x more than the national average. 4.) Youngstown's Average Sanitary Sewer Bill for 5,000 gallons (668 CF) of use is 3.4% of MHI at > $85 per month. |
Youngstown |
OH |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Baldwin Wallace University |
Baldwin Wallace seeks funding to expand its Environmental Research Institute (ERI). As a talent provider and environmental services partner for Northeast Ohio (NEO), the ERI plans to provide a broad spectrum of environmental services to agencies, municipalities, businesses, and industries. We seek to contribute to the diversification of the NEO economy by striving to protect regional and local watersheds in the central Lake Erie basin, mitigate current environmental issues (point- and nonpoint-source origins), manage the impact of climate change and invasive species, advance understanding of the sustainable use of the NEO's natural resources, identify environmental justice issues at the neighborhood scale, and inform relevant policies. Services provided by the ERI include: 1) qualitative/quantitative chemical analyses; 2) mathematical modeling of biologic processes; 3) development and ongoing monitoring of geochemical benchmarks; 4) consultation services for the evaluation of existing and development of new environmental and regional planning reports; and 5) fine-scale collection of environmental quality data. The ERI is a manifestation of BW’s continued commitment to NEO industry and community partners. At the core of the ERI is BW faculty expertise in a range of disciplinary and research domains as well as support from other campus research and engagement centers (Center for Health Disparities, Community Research Institute, Center for Corporate and Organizational Engagement, and Center for Community Engagement). Important aspects of the ERI’s approach will be to involve BW students from multiple disciplines, local K-12 students, and NEO community members in a wide range of investigations creating knowledge and understanding in the field. It will also produce a well trained future workforce for subsequent generations of green jobs, a key strategy in attracting new industries to NEO. The ERI will also collaborate with BW’s Community Research Institute and Geospatial Laboratory to provide community mappingnd directed surveying to tie scientific and environmental issues to public opinion in a geospatial context. An example of an ongoing ERI project: historically redlined communities today face several injustices, including a limited selection of retail and financial services, reduced life expectancies, less tree coverage, smaller parks, and other ongoing issues such as food deserts, where access to affordable and nutritious food is limited. We hypothesize these communities in Cleveland, Ohio, also have poorer soil health and or higher soil lead concentrations. To test these hypotheses, students have collected hundreds of soil samples and measurements (lead content, soil carbon, bulk density, and texture) from over 155 sample sites from 21 different neighborhoods in and around Cleveland. Our results show higher lead content in soils from older homes and areas that have been historically redlined. Similarly, BW students have designed and built low-cost remote-sensing air quality measuring devices that can be deployed in these same areas to give a more complete picture of the environmental issues facing these neighborhoods. BW chemistry students have analyzed local wastewater effluent for the presence of steroidal estrogenic compounds which accumulate in the environment. Additional research has been directed toward nitrogen analysis of compost derived from plant-based plastics, revealing the presence of unexpected nitrogen-containing organic compounds.
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Berea |
OH |
$679,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Campbell |
The City of Campbell, Ohio owns approximately 37 acres of brownfields that need to be assessed, safely cleaned, and sustainably reused. These brownfields are located along the Mahoning River at a former steel mill location. Due to the fact that these 37 acres need to be cleaned it has been very difficult to attract businesses to this location, thus leaving these lands undeveloped for a generation. The city of Campbell believes they can provide revitalization to our city, once we have these brownfields cleaned. The Mahoning County Landbank, CASTLO CIC, and the Port Authority are engaged in this clean-up process, but the reality is that federal funding is necessary for this type of revitalization effort. Campbell has very limited income tax opportunities, particularly for manufacturing possibilities beyond the
industrial properties along the river, this project is critical to any long-term growth in the city, both from an income tax and sales tax position.
The City of Campbell has begun to engage potential end users of these properties, but it is imperative that they are ready for re-development and thus need brownfield reinvestment funds. This project is important because
revitalization of these brownfields will help the City of Campbell attract new manufacturing businesses, develop potential retail space, and drive income tax funds into the city. This project seeks to accomplish the revitalization of a former steel mill location for redevelopment. The benefit to the taxpayer is both environmental and economic.
Cleaning all former brownfield locations is a very important environmental and economic development priority, taxpayers benefit by having clean land, thus eliminating contamination run-off and environmental hazards, all while ensuring the re-development of former manufacturing locations. |
Campbell |
OH |
$529,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Greenwich |
To comply with Ohio EPA mandate, the Village of Greenwich is seeking to install new sanitary sewers and storm sewers to separate storm water from the sanitary flow. The Village is seeking funding for phase one which will install new sewers and storm sewers. |
Village of Greenwich |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To conduct analysis for a Letter Report to the ASA(CW) addressing comments of the conditional authorization of a deepening of Wilmington Harbor in Section 403 of WRDA 2020. |
New Hanover and Brunswick Counties |
NC |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To complete a general re-evaluation report |
Brunswick County |
NC |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To perform maintenance dredging and hydrographic surveys |
Dare and Hyde Counties |
NC |
$3,605,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To perform maintenance dredging and hydrographic surveys |
Carteret County |
NC |
$2,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To perform maintenance dredging and hydrographic surveys |
Dare County |
NC |
$5,845,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To begin a general re-evaluation report |
Brunswick County |
NC |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base |
Construct a combat arms facility at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro, North Carolina. |
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base |
NC |
$2,841,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base |
Construct a child development center at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro, North Carolina. |
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base |
NC |
$1,469,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base |
To construct a KC-46 Alert Facility at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base in Goldsboro, North Carolina. |
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base |
NC |
$528,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Lejeune |
To modernize educational facilities at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. |
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune |
NC |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Bragg |
Construct an addition to Albritton Middle School on Fort Bragg, North Carolina. |
Fort Bragg |
NC |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Bragg |
To construct a large standard design Child Development Center for children six weeks to five years of age with adjacent outdoor play areas for children and supporting facilities at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. |
Fort Bragg |
NC |
$36,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
North Carolina Army National Guard |
To construct an aviation flight facility to support the North Carolina Army National Guard. |
Morrisville |
NC |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Bragg |
Construct a standard Infantry Platoon Battle Course at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. |
Fort Bragg |
NC |
$10,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Bragg |
Construct a modified standard design Multipurpose Machine Gun (MPMG) at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. |
Fort Bragg |
NC |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Bragg |
Construct an Automated Record Fire Plus (ARF+) Range at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. |
Fort Bragg |
NC |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Zebulon, NC |
To construct a combined Fire and EMS station to serve Zebulon and surrounding unincorporated areas |
Town of Zebulon |
NC |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sampson Community College |
Construct an addition to the College's Activities Center |
Clinton |
NC |
$2,369,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
North Carolina State University |
Facility upgrades to the USDA ARS corn and soybean research group and the Small Grains Genotyping work in Clayton, NC. |
Clayton, NC |
NC |
$6,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mooresville |
To upgrade law enforcement communication systems. |
Mooresville |
NC |
$1,105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cumberland County, NC |
To upgrade law enforcement communication systems. |
Cumberland County |
NC |
$2,474,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Jacksonville Police Department |
To implement a Rapid DNA Regional System. |
Jacksonville |
NC |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of North Carolina Wilmington |
To acquire marine research equipment. |
Wilmington |
NC |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Carolina Department of Transportation |
Pavement rehabilitation on US 64 from South Old Franklin Road to Old Carriage Road. |
Nash County |
NC |
$18,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Carolina Department of Transportation |
Construct improvements that would widen I-40 Eastbound to the I-26 Eastbound Ramp. |
Buncombe County |
NC |
$26,932,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Atrium Health, Inc. |
Construction of the Charlotte Innovation District STEM Learning Laboratory. |
Charlotte |
NC |
$3,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC |
Acquisition of necessary equipment |
Winston-Salem |
NC |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Greensboro |
Construction of Phase 2 of the Greensboro Atlantic and Yadkin Greenway. |
Greensboro |
NC |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Havelock |
Debris removal and redevelopment of the Phoenix Recycling landfill site. |
City of Havelock |
NC |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wake County, NC |
Design of a bikeway following the I-40 and NC54 corridor. |
Wake County |
NC |
$3,826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Statesville |
Construction of a greenway. |
Statesville |
NC |
$984,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cary, NC |
Design, planning and, development of the Walnut Creek Greenway. |
Town of Cary |
NC |
$1,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Waxhaw |
To acquire police mobile command unit. |
Town of Waxhaw |
NC |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of North Carolina System |
QPR Training for UNC System staff and students. |
Statewide |
NC |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RegenMed Development Organization (ReMDO) |
To acquire laboratory equipment. |
Winston-Salem |
NC |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Carolina Biotechnology Center (NCBiotech) |
Provide training to veterans for careers in the life sciences. |
Durham |
NC |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Industries of the Blind, Inc. |
Workforce development program for those who are blind or visually impaired. |
Greensboro |
NC |
$908,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wake Forest University |
For a public health and research program. |
Winston-Salem |
NC |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Holden Beach |
Town of Holden beach wastewater infrastructure improvement project. |
Holden Beach |
NC |
$2,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Brunswick County |
Brunswick County drinking water infrastructure improvements. |
Brunswick County |
NC |
$2,105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To provide the Army Corps of Engineers with necessary resources to conduct Mount Saint Helens sediment monitoring activities on the Cowlitz and Toutle Rivers. |
Cowlitz |
WA |
$856,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To conduct a feasibility study of the Columbia River Turning Basin. |
Cowlitz |
WA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To ensure the Corps can conduct critical construction work on Mud Mountain Dam. |
King |
WA |
$45,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To restore the entire Green and Duwamish River ecosystem spanning the tidal estuaries to the spawning and wildlife habitat areas in the upper basin |
King |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
To document the long-term issues at the John W. Keys III Pump-Generating Plant and define alternatives and a general strategy for meeting them. improve aquatic habitat, remove barriers, and reduce flood hazards. |
Grant |
WA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
To evaluate Whiskey Creek at the reach scale to identify opportunities to improve aquatic habitat, remove barriers, and reduce flood hazards. |
Kittitas |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
To provide 3.8 miles of canal lining to an earthen canal, deliver irrigated water to the agricultural community, and prevent seepage to improve in stream flows. |
Kennewick |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Douglas County PUD / Twin Transit |
To support the zero-emission transportation of gaseous hydrogen fuel with hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric and battery electric trucks. |
Douglas |
WA |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Multi Care |
To assist Tacoma Power in developing a new sub-station to support the new MultiCare Mary Bridge Hospital and Tacoma General campus and meet other increasing electricity demands. |
Pierce |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Richland |
To extend electrical service to the 1,641 acres of land transferred from the Hanford Nuclear Reservation to TRIDEC for use by the City of Richland, Energy Northwest, and the Port of Benton for the purposes of community reinvestment. |
Benton |
WA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To complete the Bonneville Tribal Housing Special Study in consultation with affected Columbia River treaty tribes and the Bureau of Indian Affairs to investigate outstanding requirements for replacement housing needs in any identified areas of displacement along the Bonneville Dam reservoir. |
Klickitat |
WA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To complete the John Day Tribal Housing Special Study in consultation with affected Columbia River treaty tribes and the Bureau of Indian Affairs to investigate outstanding requirements for replacement housing needs in any identified areas of displacement along the John Day Dam reservoir on the Columbia River in Washington and Oregon. |
Klickitat |
WA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To study improvements to navigation of Tacoma Harbor |
Tacoma |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To fund the construction new start for the Duckabush River Estuary project. |
Jefferson |
WA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Harvest |
The Project relocates NWH’s primary distribution center from Kent to the Yakima Valley. By centering operations in Washington’s agricultural heartland, the center will quadruple the amount of fresh produce reaching families statewide. The NWH-DC will offer affordable, badly needed harvest-season cold storage to the Valley’s diverse small/midlevel farmers. |
Yakima |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Upper Columbia United Tribes |
Reintroduction of salmon that have been blocked from historic habitat in the upper Columbia for 110 years due to Chief Joseph, Grand Coulee, and Spokane River dams lacking fish passage facilities. |
Spokane |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington |
To produce an operational, real-time ecosystem ocean profiling buoy network designed to aid understanding of climate and oceanographic changes that can and do impact coastal economies, cultures, and communities. |
Statewide |
WA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Spokane |
For City of Spokane’s Municipal Court to create a Domestic Violence Intervention Program (DVIP) |
Spokane |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office |
For Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office to purchase a Rapid DNA System |
Snohomish County |
WA |
$448,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
To upgrade and replace the Southeast Communications (SECOMM) Radio System serving Benton and Franklin Counties. |
Benton County |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Longview |
To fund the City of Longview’s purchase of an interactive de-escalation police training simulator |
Longview |
WA |
$215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Vancouver |
For Vancouver Police Department to purchase a Rapid DNA Machine |
Vancouver |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Lacey |
To fund the City of Lacey’s Police Camera Program to purchase body-worn cameras and dash-cameras. |
Lacey |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cowlitz 911 Public Authority |
To completely replace and upgrade Cowlitz 911’s obsolete radio system technology. |
Cowlitz County |
WA |
$2,151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bothell Police Department |
To fund Bothell Police Department’s Body Camera and Vehicle Camera Program |
Bothell |
WA |
$841,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Washougal |
For Washougal Police Department’s Body Worn Cameras Pilot Program |
Washougal |
WA |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington |
Procure quantum measurement instrumentation to train Washington-area students in quantum measurement sciences at an open facility |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
United Catcher Boats |
Replacement of electronic monitoring systems and other costs of the electronic monitoring program in the West Coast groundfish fishery. |
Statewide |
WA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Seattle |
To fund renovations and ADA improvements to four properties secured by the City of Seattle and Cultivate South Park to support small businesses and a co-working space for local businesses, entrepreneurs, and community organizations. |
Seattle |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Lacey |
To renovate and expand the Lacey MakerSpace facility to provide a modernized space for small business and entrepreneurial training. |
Lacey |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Renton |
To fund the construction and renovation of an old Pavilion building into a marketplace for small businesses and retail. |
Renton |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Joint Pacific Housing Authority |
finish construction of 30 units of subsidized apartments for low-income households with childcare facilities and a multi-purpose office space center. |
Raymond |
WA |
$136,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Opportunity Council |
To build 25-30 emergency housing units for low-income families experiencing homelessness. |
Bellingham |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pierce County |
To acquire a motel and convert it into a 24/7 enhanced homeless shelter facility. |
Fife |
WA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tacoma |
To expand the Tacoma Rescue Mission Men’s Shelter to increase capacity and allow for 100 additional beds. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snoqualmie Indian Tribe |
To expand the Snoqualmie Tribe’s childcare center to increase capacity in order to meet increased demand |
Snoqualmie |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suquamish Tribe |
To construct 20 affordable townhomes on the Suquamish Tribe’s Reservation. |
Suquamish |
WA |
$1,620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Kittitas |
To construct a search and rescue operations facility in Kittitas County, WA to decrease costs and response times for search and rescue deployment. |
Cle Elum |
WA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burien |
To construct 100+ units of affordable housing in Burien, WA. |
Burien |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tacoma Housing Authority |
To construct storm water detention and sanitary sewer mains to support affordable housing construction |
Tacoma |
WA |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
HopeSource |
To construct a childcare facility that will include 50 seats of childcare, an expanded food bank, space for social services organizations, and a community gathering space. |
Kittitas County |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Port Angeles |
To construct a Marine Trades Center building to conduct vessel repairs and maintenance. |
Port Angeles |
WA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Samish Indian Nation |
To extend sanitary sewer service from the Anacortes Sanitary Sewer System to the Samish Cultural Campus at Summit Park. |
Anacortes |
WA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Seattle Public Library |
To upgrade the Douglass-Truth Branch Library in accordance with ADA requirements to increase accessibility for patrons. |
Seattle |
WA |
$852,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chelan |
To remodel the Heritage Heights assisted living facility and convert 11 units to memory care. |
Chelan |
WA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
African Community Housing & Development |
To acquire land and planning and design services for a cooperatively owned public market that will serve immigrant and refugee small businesses in Seattle. |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Battle Ground |
To fund upgrades and ADA accessibility in a Senior Center. |
Battle Ground |
WA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Everett Fire Department |
To provide direct hallway access to the women’s restroom and divide the common sleeping spaces into individual sleeping spaces in Everett Fire Station #6. |
Everett |
WA |
$264,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Marysville |
To develop public access to Mother Nature’s Window park site. |
Marysville |
WA |
$1,274,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Pasco |
To construct an industrial freight railroad spur connecting rail service to the Reimann Industrial Center |
Pasco |
WA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
To establish a new alternate connection between Terrace Heights, the City of Yakima & I-82. |
Yakima County |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Everett Transit |
The project will support the purchase five zero-emission buses with the charging systems and infrastructure to support them. |
Everett |
WA |
$5,525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Makah Tribe |
Transportation infrastructure to support public safety, emergency evacuation, and sustainable tourism on the Makah Reservation. |
Neah Bay |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
To improve vehicular and freight access and mobility on the SE/NE Grace Avenue intersection. |
Battle Ground |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
King County Metro |
This project will support the cost of electrification infrastructure to support 125 battery electric buses at King County Metro's South Campus Interim Base located in Tukwila, WA. |
King County |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pangborn Memorial Airport (EAT) |
To modernize and renovate a terminal facility at Pangborn Memorial Airport |
East Wenatchee |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Squaxin Island Tribe |
This project will construct pedestrian safety improvements on SR 108 beneath the US 101 overpass, creating a designated and illuminated pedestrian pathway. |
Shelton |
WA |
$3,286,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Washougal |
To transform a segment of 32nd Street into a mixed used roadway with a below-grade rail crossing. |
Washougal |
WA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
To fully fund the engineering design phase of the reconstruction of the Sullivan Rd. interchange at SR 290. |
Spokane Valley |
WA |
$2,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
To provide safety and mobility upgrades to an old intersection projected to fail in the next decade. |
Lake Stevens |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
To widen SR 202 and replace existing unused rail trestle with non-motorized connection to link pedestrians and cyclists with the Eastrail and to future Redmond Light Rail station. |
Woodinville |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
The project will add intersection control to the ramps at I-5/Cook Road interchange and some limited road widening. |
Skagit County |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
To alleviate capacity limitations of the intersection and enhance throughput in all directions. |
Kennewick |
WA |
$1,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
To expand and widen Pioneer Street (SR 501) to provide better access for economic development and population growth. |
Ridgefield |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
To complete full urban upgrades on the NE 137th Avenue corridor. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sound Transit |
To support early engineering, design, and environmental review of Sound Transit’s expansion of its light rail system from Lynnwood City Center into Everett. |
Everett |
WA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
C-TRAN |
For C-TRAN to construct a Bus Rapid Transit network on Highway 99. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Renton Municipal Airport (RNT) |
Improve the resiliency to an earthquake event of the air traffic control tower. |
Renton |
WA |
$6,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Homeland Security |
Clallam County |
To ensure Clallam County’s emergency management facilities are located in a place that can withstand extreme hazard events. This will help the facility ensure continuity of operations as well as optimal design and equipment to provide effective strategic communications and community-wide resource management to respond to crisis situations and be right-sized to support and sustain 24 hour/day operations for the foreseeable future. |
Clallam County |
WA |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Walla Walla |
To assist the City of Walla Walla in relocating its EOC by renovating an existing, larger building that is located on higher ground outside of the floodplain, and away from any large earthquake risk. |
Walla Walla |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Homeland Security |
Covington Water District |
To assist the Covington Water District in continuing to provide reliable water service; facility water system operations that comply with Washington State Department of Health regulations related to water quality, water system pressure, and fire suppression capabilities; and primarily, to provide a safe and stable water reservoir that meets current seismic and building code requirements. |
Covington |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Bothell |
To support the design, procurement, and installation of a 1,000KW, 3-phase commercial generator and a 2000-gallon diesel fuel tank on concrete slab with spill containment at the Bothell Emergency Coordination Center. |
Bothell |
WA |
$938,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Seattle |
To assist the City of Seattle in upgrading emergency response center backup power through replacement of the existing diesel generator (circa 1968) in the Armory facility and addition of new emergency power for the Fisher Pavilion facility. |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Bellevue |
To assist the City of Bellevue in development of the Lake Washington Lake Line Management Plan (Plan) which will identify, prioritize and develop cost estimates to repair or replace the Lake Washington Lake Line Sewer system. |
Bellevue |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Aberdeen |
To significantly reduce or eliminate repetitive flood impacts to vulnerable, at-risk neighborhoods in the Aberdeen-Hoquiam area, protecting residential, commercial, and publicly owned property as well as critical infrastructure, by assisting in the completion of the Aberdeen-Hoquiam Flood Protection Project. |
Grays Harbor |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Homeland Security |
Hoh Indian Tribe |
To construct a tsunami evacuation center for Hoh Tribe. |
Hoh Reservation |
WA |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Southwest Washington |
To provide funding to expand the Future Leaders Project in Southwest Washington, which will connect underrepresented college students with local internships. |
Clark County |
WA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Washington University |
To develop an Agribusiness higher education track at Central Washington University. |
Kittitas County |
WA |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Sound STEM Network/SK School District |
To improve the capacity of education systems and communities to create impactful STEM educational experiences for students and teachers, and prepare the 21st century technical workforce by creating four STEM teacher cohorts aligned with high-demand regional job sectors and with national security needs. |
Kitsap County |
WA |
$1,077,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tacoma Public Schools |
To directly support after-school enrichment and activities for young students as an alternative to childcare for families served by Tacoma Public Schools. |
Pierce County |
WA |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Save the Children Lower Yakima Valley |
To expand Save the Children and Yakima Valley Partners for Education’s capacity to reduce food insecurity and increase child literacy in Grandview, Sunnyside, Mabton, and additional communities in the Lower Yakima Valley of Washington. |
Yakima |
WA |
$891,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lower Columbia College |
To equip Lower Columbia College’s new Center for Vocational and Transitional Studies with technology and equipment for training in computer science, welding, machining, and manufacturing careers. |
Cowlitz County |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edmonds College |
To develop two short-term career pathway programs that will teach the necessary skills to become employed in Maritime and AI/Robotics manufacturing at Edmonds College. |
Snohomish |
WA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Washington University |
To equip Western Washington University’s new zero-energy advanced technology sciences facility that will house rapidly growing STEM education programs in electrical and computer engineering, computer science, and energy science. |
Whatcom |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Springs |
To support a new engineered stream course that will act as an aquatic interpretive center, offering students a hands-on opportunity to visualize key components of a healthy watershed. |
Clark |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Port of Willapa Harbor |
To support educational training for computer aided design and construction for the Port of Willapa Harbor Technology Center. |
Pacific |
WA |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grays Harbor College |
To provide rural students in the Grays Harbor area with the information and the academic and technological support needed to raise their educational attainment and enter high-demand jobs. |
Grays Harbor |
WA |
$841,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
School's Out Washington |
To provide data infrastructure through ElevateWashington.org and training and coaching supports statewide for programs working with youth. |
King |
WA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Asia Pacific Cultural Center |
To support youth programs, activities, and outreach at the Asia Pacific Cultural Center. |
Pierce County |
WA |
$397,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Solutions, Inc. |
To fund the construction and renovation of clinical space for children’s behavioral health services. |
Vancouver, Clark County |
WA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seattle Children’s Hospital |
To support the renovation of the Seattle Children’s outpatient clinic in Federal Way. |
Seattle, King County |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson Healthcare |
To provide better access to comprehensive, quality cancer care by acquiring a linear accelerator to provide radiation therapy for cancer treatment. |
Port Townsend, Jefferson County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grant County Public Hospital District No. 1 |
To fund a new labor and delivery unit and an advanced nursery to respond to the growing need in the community to have state of the art labor and delivery options in Grant County. |
Moses Lake, Grant County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Astria Toppenish Hospital |
To construct a new 14-bed civil commitment psychiatric unit and remodel an existing 15-bed civil commitment psychiatric unit to meet state construction review regulatory standards for a 90/180-day inpatient civil commitment beds. |
Toppenish, Yakima County |
WA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cowlitz Indian Tribe |
To support construction of two new CTHS clinic buildings in order to expand tribal health services in King County. |
Tukwila, King County |
WA |
$2,602,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-State Memorial Hospital |
To purchase two CT Scanning machines and a MRI Machine, including the medical shielding for radiation exposure and associated renovation expenses. |
Clarkston, Asotin County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washington State University |
To support the establishment of WSU’s clinical research laboratory in the world focused on restoring normal daily functioning in those who deal with poor sleep. |
Spokane, Spokane County |
WA |
$1,101,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Blue Mountain Heart to Heart |
To support construction of a new facility for Blue Mountain Heart to Heart (BMHTH) in order to expand services for people living with opioid use disorder (OUD). |
Walla Walla, Walla Walla County |
WA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
To fund the ongoing US Forest Service land acquisition that is seeking to consolidate ownership of checkerboard parcels along the I-90 corridor in Kittitas County and allow for the management of these lands for forest health, road maintenance, aquatic restoration, and recreation resources. |
Cle Elum |
WA |
$10,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
To assist the City of Long Beach in replacing four concrete sewer lift stations throughout the city which are now cracked and settled due to the elements on the Long Beach peninsula. This cracking can lead to possible groundwater contamination among many other environmental issues. |
Long Beach |
WA |
$1,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Public Utility District #1 of Wahkiakum County |
To assist Wahkiakum PUD in improving the system’s reliability and address the water system’s ability to supply water to its customers when unforeseen problems arise. The project improves reliability, resiliency, and flexibility through emergency and maintenance operations by giving more options to PUD personnel on how to operate the water system. |
Wahkiakum |
WA |
$261,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County |
To bring sewer service to Port Hadlock, the County’s only unincorporated Urban Growth Area (UGA), which is currently served by many old individual septic systems. |
Port Hadlock |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cowlitz County |
To assist Cowlitz County in extending an existing water system to the Shadow Mountain area and allow for decommissioning of contaminated drinking water wells. |
Kelso |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Public Utility District No. 1 of Skamania County |
To assist Skamania County PUD No. 1 in providing reliable drinking water year-round for current needs and well into the future. |
Carson |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Goldendale |
To address deficiencies at the City of Goldendale Wastewater Treatment Plant, increase treatment capacity, and improve efficiency. |
Goldendale |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Longview |
To assist the City of Longview in installing a new Master Pump Station that will replace five aging existing water boosters currently serving the city.
|
Longview |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Richland |
To assist the City of West Richland in replacing a 1962 groundwater well and associated disinfection system located in the middle of Flat Top Community Park in order to eliminate a potential threat to the health and welfare of the community.
|
West Richland |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Washougal |
To assist the City of Washougal in constructing an anoxic selector at the Washougal Wastewater Treatment Plant to improve operation and achieve the highest efficiency in the release of treated effluent for the plant. |
Washougal |
WA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Mattawa |
To support the Port of Mattawa in expanding and improving its Wastewater Treatment System infrastructure to accommodate the increasing growth of the wine grape crushing/bulk wine-making industry in central Washington as well as support other food processing in the Mattawa area, which will help to retain and create jobs and increase economic development in the south Grant County area. |
Mattawa |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Moses Lake |
To support the Port of Moses Lake in developing additional water infrastructure needed to facilitate construction of buildings associated with projected business growth. |
Moses Lake |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Stevens |
To replace the weir on Lake Stevens, construct channel improvements and repair North Lakeshore Drive in order to improve water quality, reduce flooding, and improve aquatic habitat. |
Snohomish |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
Complete necessary renovations to ensure safety and accessibility at Montgomery City Hall.
|
Montgomery |
WV |
$833,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
McDowell County Commission |
Construct a new McDowell County Commission building in Welch. |
McDowell County |
WV |
$5,468,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Princeton |
Consolidate all of the city's core municipal government in one location. |
Princeton |
WV |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
WV National Guard |
Construct new readiness center
|
Martinsburg |
WV |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
McLaughlin Air National Guard Base |
Construct concrete aircraft parking apron
|
Charleston |
WV |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers, Huntington District |
Extend Sewer line to approximately 400 houses in Shepherdstown
|
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$7,247,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
West Virginia University |
Funding to establish a laboratory for research and development of cross laminated timber panels for construction efficiency |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Center for Applied Research & Technology, Inc. |
Design and development of a Battery Prototyping Laboratory (BPL) Dry Room
|
Mercer County |
WV |
$634,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Capitol Market Inc. |
Funding will be used to increase energy efficiency. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Wardensville |
Funding to increase energy efficiency of town's utilities' electrical needs |
Hardy County |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
West Virginia Regional Technology Park Corporation |
Replace existing incandescent light fixtures that illuminate the public streets and walkways, with LED and solar fixtures
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$655,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Meadow Bridge |
Expand the town community building.
|
Meadow Bridge |
WV |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County Commission |
Renovate courtroom so that it is ADA-compliant. |
Wayne |
WV |
$1,087,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District |
Funding will be used for environmental infrastructure projects in southern West Virginia |
Huntington |
WV |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District |
Funding will be used for environmental infrastructure projects in northern West Virginia |
Huntington |
WV |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District |
Investigate flood risk management opportunities |
Mullens |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District |
To improve operating efficiency
|
Huntington |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District |
Flood risk management opportunities
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District |
Emergency Streambank Stabilization
|
South Charleston |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers Huntington District |
Emergency Streambank Stabilization
|
Nitro |
WV |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Milton |
To purchase and install an access control and live scan fingerprint station.
|
Milton |
WV |
$63,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charles Town |
To upgrade law enforcement technology tools to improve city safety and protection.
|
Charles Town |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
To procure a training simulator and provide ongoing training and support. |
Charleston |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To acquire campus security upgrades at WVU Potomac State. |
Keyser |
WV |
$358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Mannington |
To purchase and install security cameras for town safety.
|
Mannington |
WV |
$66,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Huntington Police Department |
To improve community engagement and officer training. |
Huntington |
WV |
$692,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Elkins |
To enhance law enforcement technology including surveillance and communications systems.
|
Elkins |
WV |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hancock County Commission |
To support security upgrades for the Hancock County Courthouse. |
Hancock County |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hancock County Commission |
To upgrade law enforcement equipment and technology. |
Hancock County |
WV |
$565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Marshall Univeristy |
To expand forensic DNA services at Marshall University Forensic Science Center. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
McDowell County Commission |
To upgrade two patrol vehicles. |
McDowell County |
WV |
$123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Region 4 Planning and Development Council |
To purchase a Police Interceptor Utility AWD to provide transportation for SRCD Rangers.
|
Pocahontas County |
WV |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
To mitigate safety threats to WVDA personnel. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$81,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mingo County Redevelopment Authority |
To support an Advanced Air Mobility STEM education Program. |
Mingo County |
WV |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mountwest Community & Technical College |
To support a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity (NCAE-C).
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey |
To construct a modern core sample storage and viewing facility to replace current inadequate and aging storage building.
|
Morgantown |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To procure a high-resolution scanning electronic microscope. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Charleston |
To support more small businesses through Charleston's Small Business Investment Program.
|
Charleston |
WV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Generation West Virginia |
Retaining the next generation of WV's business leaders
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$205,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Marshall University |
To continue aviation workforce development to fill the national void. |
Cabell County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Ohio Valley Industrial & Business Development Corp |
To support security and safety enhancements for public programs.
|
Ohio County |
WV |
$675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Shepherd University |
Aim to establish an agricultural small business incubator at the Shepherd University Agricultural Innovation Center focused on launching small-scale agricultural enterprises.
|
Jefferson County |
WV |
$1,421,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Wheeling |
To revitalize the City of Wheeling's Central Business District. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
To reestablish an entity for the validation of thermal process for makers of acidified and low-acid canned foods in West Virginia.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
To support the WV dairy industry's workforce stability and small business initiatives.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$1,106,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
To provide agribusiness development through training and technical assistance or new and expanding agribusinesses.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$818,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Lily's Place |
To support prenatal education and group services.
|
Huntington
|
WV |
$1,660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Service Project |
Federal funding will support emergency home repair for individuals and families below the poverty line in West Virginia
|
Greenbrier, Fayette, Logan, Nicholas, McDowell and Cabell
|
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County Economic Development Authority |
To further develop the Barkers Creek Industrial Park site to attract businesses to invest in the economy and create jobs.
|
Wyoming |
WV |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beckley |
Purchase new fire truck |
Raleigh |
WV |
$990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beckley |
Build a new community building |
Raleigh |
WV |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
Develop the WV Brownfield Inventory and Redevelopment Database.
|
statewide |
WV |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bluefield WV Economic Development Authority |
Construct entrance to the recreational trail system. |
Mercer |
WV |
$3,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burlington United Methodist Family Services |
This is a building request to build male based recovery residential services in West Virginia.
|
Mineral |
WV |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston, WV |
To purchase the machinery and equipment for a "Charleston Food Manufacturing Hub" that will bring increased access to health local foods, and boost small business entrepreneurial food endeavors and resiliency in the community |
Kanawha |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cowen |
Develop a recreational area in what is known as the B&O Pond |
Webster |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St Albans |
Create a new Community Complex in Eleanor.
|
Putnam |
WV |
$13,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albans |
Purchase of land to reestablish a hiking/biking trail system. |
Putnam |
WV |
$1,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
Demolition of the dilapidated building located in the downtown area and provide a safe off-street parking area for Government employees and enhance the opportunity for downtown revitalization. |
Fayette |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Follansbee |
To replace the current Fire House for the City of Follansbee
|
Brooke |
WV |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Follansbee |
To fund renovation on the Raymond Stoaks Plaza for the City of Follansbee
|
Brooke |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Glasgow Volunteer Fire Department |
Relocation of fire station out of flood zone.
|
Kanawha |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corporation |
Relocation of sanitary sewer line and extension of storm drainage line at Rahall industrial park for future site development in Greenbrier Co. Extend Fiber line to Edray Industrial Park in Pocahontas Co. Both will support Advanced Manufacturing. |
Greenbrier |
WV |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gauley Bridge |
Demolition of former Gauley Bridge High School
|
Fayette |
WV |
$403,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harrison County Commission |
Completion of the WV Rail-Trail between Spelter and Haywood. |
Harrison |
WV |
$2,958,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington |
To upgrade the historic Undercarriage Building for use as a commercial technology center at the "Huntington Brownfields Innovation Zone" (H-BIZ)
|
Cabell |
WV |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Heritage Farm Foundation |
Promote heritage tourism for the Appalachian Region.
|
Wayne |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hinton |
Hinton Landing trailhead & river access development and blighted area revitalization
|
Summers |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Braxton County |
Upgrade of the Holly Gray Park, including a new event center
|
Braxton
|
WV |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County Community Ministeries |
Supporting the homeless and at-risk families in Jefferson County and the Eastern Panhandle
|
Jefferson |
WV |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
The Kanawha County Mobile Command Unit acts as a first response vehicle to respond to disasters all over Kanawha County and West Virginia. |
Kanawha |
WV |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
Provide secondary fire protection to all communities throughout Kanawha County |
Kanawha |
WV |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Black Heritage Festival, Inc |
Renovation of a central community center to construct an industrial community kitchen, cafeteria and food pantry to better serve community needs |
Harrison |
WV |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kimball |
Repair and Renovations of the Interior of the former Houston Company Store
|
McDowell |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kingwood |
This project will relocate and upgrade Kingwood Parks and family activity areas. |
Preston |
WV |
$61,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The West Virginia Land Trust, Inc. |
Complete acquisition of a 365-acre community forest |
Kanawha
|
WV |
$227,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Martinsburg |
Replace and upgrade 116 streetlight poles & bulbs with enhanced and more efficient lighting.
|
Berkeley |
WV |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Region 4 Planning and Development Council |
Communities of Healing -Technical Assistance Training for entrepreneurs with a hands-on approach in specialized business development |
Braxton County |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Martinsburg |
Revitalize 1847 downtown Market House into mixed-use retail and community-serving facility, including ADA and all building systems.
|
Berkeley
|
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Area Development Corporation West Virginia |
Provide renovation funding for the Small Business Incubator that supports business development and entrepreneurial growth located in an Opportunity Zone.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$724,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Martinsburg Berkeley County Public Library |
Upgrade the electrical system, replace the HVAC system, and replace the roof of the Martinsburg Public Library building.
|
Berkeley |
WV |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Main St Point Pleasant Inc. |
Construction of a permanent, all-season farmers market
|
Mason |
WV |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Pave a portion of Corridor H from Parsons to Davis |
Parsons |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Construct a portion of 4-lane expressway |
Mingo County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Construct portion of a 4-lane expressway |
McDowell County |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Development Authority of Mercer County |
Acquire a 200+ acre site to build a sportsplex and multipurpose facility. |
Mercer |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Construct New Welcome Center on I-64 Exit 8 |
Huntington |
WV |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Milton |
Build a covered open air structure for Milton residents.
|
Cabell |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Design a safer Interchange at Harmony Grove |
Monongalia County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mineral County |
To erect an amphitheater
|
Mineral
|
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Start design for new roadway |
Fayette County |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Reconfigure Interchange |
Morgantown |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Construct new roadway to access newly developed brownfield area. |
Hancock County |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Design Study for Interchange |
Wheelling |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morgan County Homeless Coalition Inc |
To complete the renovations on a 9 room handicapped accessible shelter for the homeless and to continue to provide hotel shelter for families with childrens
|
Morgan |
WV |
$67,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Historic Morgantown Post Office Building, Inc. |
renovating the historic post office building. The restoration will enhance the revitalization of downtown Morgantown. |
Monongalia
|
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary's Medical Center Foundation |
Construct a childhood development center
|
Cabell |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morgantown Municipal Airport |
Extend Runway 18-36 from 5,199 feet to 6,200 feet in length with proper safety area.
|
Morgantown |
WV |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Buckhannon-Upshur Airport Authority |
Runway extension 11-29 by 1000'
|
Upshur County |
WV |
$7,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Buckhannon-Upshur Airport Authority |
Design and Construct 8-Unit T-Hangar for the airport
|
Upshur County |
WV |
$1,586,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mountaineer Food Bank |
Expand warehouse to have the necessary storage capacity, especially cold storage |
Mason, Putnam, Cabell, Lincoln, Wayne, Logan |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morgan County Commission |
Extending the North Berkeley Rail Trail Project to give the town a proper rail trail head
|
Morgan |
WV |
$1,031,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central West Virginia Regional Airport Authority |
Design and construction of additional general aviation and design airfield drainage repairs.
|
Charleston |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport Authority |
Phase I construction will extend Taxiway Echo 2,500' from its current location to the eastern-most end of the runway greatly improving safety and efficiency |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$6,634,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oak Hill |
To provide a community and senior center |
Fayette |
WV |
$2,505,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mercer County Airport Authority |
To develop an 8 Unit T-Hangar at the Mercer County Airport.
|
Bluefield |
WV |
$1,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paw Paw |
This purpose of this project is to rehabilitate the Town of Paw Paw's fire station to promote community development. |
Paw Paw |
WV |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brooke County Commission |
To expand the rail yard to help develop the Port of West Virginia to create local jobs and economic growth for the Ohio Valley
|
Brooke County |
WV |
$2,853,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Convention and Visitors Bureau |
Build a 27-mile mountain bike trail system in Marlinton, West Virginia
|
Pocahontas
|
WV |
$2,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wheeling |
To move the bus loading area at the Byrd Intermodal Center to support improved bus service and safety.
|
Wheeling |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Commission |
The EMS/911 Relocation Project will create a new combined facility that will relocate the current 911 Center out of the floodplain
|
Pocahontas
|
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Transportation |
Upgrade and enhance sidewalks in the Town of Bolivar
|
Jefferson County |
WV |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WV Community Development Hub |
Remediation and renovation of the historic Princeton Renaissance Theater to put the blighted downtown structure into active commercial use.
|
Kanawha
|
WV |
$1,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Transportation |
Completing construction on the 1.9-mile "Augustine Trail" pedestrian and bicycle trail facility |
Charles Town
|
WV |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Raleigh County Parks and Recreation |
Provide a inclusive, safe, educational, and outdoor play space for the community
|
Raleigh |
WV |
$809,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
To upgrade a key segment of a public roadway in downtown Charleston to better connect pedestrians to the Clay Center.
|
Charleston |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Raleigh County Commission |
Assistance to property owners offering an economic-incentive to have the dilapidated structures removed.
|
Raleigh |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Transportation |
Replace the Haymond Highway Bridge that has outlived its useful life and is past the point of repair.
|
Clarksburg
|
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Transportation |
Will repair four (4) bridges with serious deficiencies that service as important connectors for local, residential, and commercial pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
|
Clarksburg
|
WV |
$4,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rainelle |
Sidewalk Repair and Rehabilitation Project for the Town of Rainelle.
|
Greenbrier |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ravenswood |
Provide a safe access from Washington Park and Sand Creek Marina and campground project to the downtown business district
|
City of Ravenswood |
WV |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hinton |
Rehabilitation of the historic Hinton Railroad Depot and building of a trail that connects the Hinton Landing river trailhead to the historic depot
|
Summers |
WV |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ronceverte |
Bridge Replacement
|
Greenbrier
|
WV |
$8,996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Support Economic Invigoration through Renovation of the Frank Center for the Arts at Shepherd University
|
Jefferson |
WV |
$10,548,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
To renovate vacant residence hall and transition it to a critical basic needs center for students.
|
Jefferson |
WV |
$1,833,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Corporation of Shepherdstown-Parks and Recreation |
Construction of facility inside of existing Cullison Park to serve community residents and visitors participating in recreational activities and events.
|
Jefferson |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Blackwater |
To upgrade the Buxton & Landstreet Building (B&L) to a heritage tourism and outdoor recreation hub. |
Tucker County |
WV |
$1,881,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
BridgeValley Community and Technical College |
Three-building demolition project would offer the College and City of Montgomery an opportunity of future economic growth by creating shovel-ready sites for future project development.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$1,033,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wardensville |
The Main Street Parking Lot project will provides businesses with an environmentally friendly parking lot in a high traffic area that meets the need for pedestrian and vehicular safety.
|
Hardy |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Alliance |
Regional investment and enhancement of 10 towns serving as a gateway to the New River Gorge National Park.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cortland Acres association |
To complete architectural and engineering designs and other predevelopment activities for a shovel-ready multi-use development plan in Thomas to provide workforce housing and economic development opportunities.
|
Tucker |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Berkeley County Council |
Renovate county owned building at 110 W. King Street to establish a museum in Eastern West Virginia
|
Berkeley County |
WV |
$1,860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fayette County Commission |
Demolition of 30 abandoned & dilapidated properties within the identified Gateway Tourism Areas
|
Fayette County |
WV |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vandalia Heritage Foundation |
Provide technical assistance, predevelopment support and build capacity for local historic preservation projects in northern WV that foster economic revitalization.
|
Tucker |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
Invigorate the Upper Kanawha Valley's outdoor economy through the completion of the Pier at 6th & Adams Park.
|
Fayette County |
WV |
$488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
Renovate the former WV Tech Baisi Center as a multi-purpose, regional athletic facility that revitalizes the Upper Kanawha Valley economy.
|
Fayette County |
WV |
$1,665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wheeling National Heritage Corporation |
Critical safety upgrades to restore the 185-year-old Blue Church to further the efforts of downtown development
|
Ohio County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morgantown Community Resources, Inc |
Continue to provide Hazel's House of Hope with additional construction and amenities that will allow the facility to better serve their social service agencies and clients.
|
Monongalia County |
WV |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wheeling YWCA |
To fund building renovations necessary for safety and access to programming at the YWCA Wheeling.
|
Ohio and Marshall |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Keith Albee Performing Arts Center, Inc. |
For demolition in basement; space reconfiguration; installation of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems. |
Cabell County |
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Winfield |
Improve pedestrian access from existing schools to the new City Park
|
Putnam
|
WV |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Mine Wars Museum |
Develop a new heritage trail in the southern WV coalfields that memorializes key Mine Wars-related sites at four locations in Racine, North Danville, Logan, and Matewan.
|
Mingo County |
WV |
$462,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern Appalachian Labor School |
Transformation of the third floor of the downtown Historic Oak Hill School to 16 apartments for low-income families
|
Fayette County |
WV |
$3,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Morgantown |
To construct a new fire station on High Street. |
Monongalia County |
WV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Putnam County Development Authority |
To grade Phase II of the Putnam Business Park
|
Putnam County |
WV |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richwood |
Demolition of 15 structures throughout the city that pose an immediate threat to health and safety for the Richwood citizens
|
Richwood |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
Construction of 11 miles of the South Rim Trail system from Paint Creek to the Town of Montgomery, and the Paint Creek Trailhead.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Summersville |
Develop a 7500 Sq Ft. Visitors Center on a 6.2-acre parcel located on US Route 19, close to the US Route 41 intersection.
|
Nicholas County
|
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Summersville |
Undertaking the planning, design, and construction of a mixed use 125-acre outdoor recreational complex.
|
Nicholas County
|
WV |
$2,844,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Land Stewardship Corporation |
Transfer abandoned properties to end users who will utilize it to benefit local community and economic development goals
|
Monongalia County
|
WV |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Parkersburg - Wood County Area Development Corp. |
To remediate and redevelop former industrial/manufacturing property in Wood County
|
Wood County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
To enhance emergency agricultural response, allow for potential economic growth of agrobusinesses in WV and allow for better grouping of field activities. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
To improve the safety and feasibility of Blaine Boulevard
|
Charleston
|
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Braxton County |
To upgrade an outdated emergency communications radio system. |
Braxton County |
WV |
$195,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
WV Division of Emergency Management |
To improve the safety of Blaine Boulevard due to an unstable river bank.
|
Charleston |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Huntington Sanitary Board |
To reduce combined sewer overflow and reduce river water intrusion during high water levels.
|
Cabell County
|
WV |
$6,358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Town of Newburg |
To bring the aging Newburg Dam infrastructure into compliance. |
Preston County |
WV |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
West Virginia Conservation Agency |
To reduce flood damage and alleviate future flood losses. |
McDowell County |
WV |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
WV Division of Emergency Management |
To repair, stabilize, and enhance Charleston's riverbank. |
Charleston |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Town of Sutton |
To complete the storm drainage system along North Hill Road. |
Sutton |
WV |
$562,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
City of Huntington |
To design and construct a separate collection system to capture stormwater.
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$5,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
City of Wheeling |
To improve stormwater capacity.
|
Wheeling |
WV |
$941,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Montgomery |
To replace outdated equipment and complete a separation project.
|
Montgomery |
WV |
$868,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
New Cumberland |
To evaluate and repair storm sewer.
|
Hancock |
WV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Beckley Sanitary Board |
Stormwater conveyance and retention system to reroute stormwater flow. |
Beckley |
WV |
$1,313,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Beckley Sanitary Board |
Stormwater upgrades and rehabilitation to reduce flooding.
|
Beckley |
WV |
$2,512,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Beckley Sanitary Board |
To upgrade stormwater infrastructure to mitigate the long-standing history of flooding. |
Beckley |
WV |
$4,612,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Beckley Sanitary Board |
Stormwater and sanitary sewer upgrades. |
Beckley |
WV |
$4,173,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Town of Lost Creek |
To address localized flooding in town. |
Harrison County |
WV |
$446,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
City of Ripley |
To replace storm drains. |
Ripley |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Grant Town |
To construct a stormwater system and mitigate flooding and drainage concerns.
|
Marion County |
WV |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Charleston |
To address a failed stormwater system. |
Kanawha County
|
WV |
$469,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Charles Town |
To reduce stormwater pollution flooding regularly harming the downtown.
|
Jefferson County |
WV |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Increase WV college-going and retention rates.
|
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$1,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stubblefield Institute for Civil Political |
To provide singular leadership opportunities for students across all disciplines.
|
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$77,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Music Hall of Fame Inc. |
To create programming through music history. |
Charleston |
WV |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To purchase hardware and software to build a cutting edge CyberRange facility. |
Monongalia County
|
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
To improve the chemistry labs and classrooms. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$609,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport Authority |
To support STEM and aviation-focused charter school.
|
Berkeley County
|
WV |
$5,337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To upgrade technology in WVU library classrooms to expand the reach of university programming. |
Monongalia County
|
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport Authority |
To develop an application to begin an aviation-focused STEM charter school. |
Berkeley County
|
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Concord University |
To establish a Master of Science program in Physician Assistant Studies. |
Mercer County |
WV |
$1,136,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
To establish a year-long professional development program for K-12 teachers. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$657,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Network |
To upgrade the data center and networking equipment. |
Statewide
|
WV |
$2,213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University at Parkersburg |
To create a consortium of community and technical colleges to replicate a specialized training model of upskilling incumbent workers. |
Wood County |
WV |
$595,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
To continue a cyber infrastructure partnership through Marshall University and West Virginia State University. |
Cabell County
|
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
To upgrade technology, classrooms and labs. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$3,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Save the Children |
To partner with school districts to expand early childhood/in-school education programs. |
Cabell County
|
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Blue Stream Farms |
To support expanded programming. |
Hancock County |
WV |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pierpont Community & Technical College |
To support upgrades at an aerospace training facility. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
To create the courses necessary to offer a special education endorsement for Elementary and Secondary Education Majors.
|
Shepherdstown
|
WV |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission |
To increase credentials of current behavioral health providers and ensure an adequate pipeline of future providers have access to education.
|
Statewide |
WV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission |
To improve postsecondary attainment by providing an accessible and affordable online associates degree. |
Statewide |
WV |
$433,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connec Train Corp |
To increase the number of localized skilled technicians to support broadband installation
|
Kanawha County
|
WV |
$2,093,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
To assist in placing youth into meaningful summer opportunities and career pathways to support small businesses.
|
Charleston |
WV |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coalfield Development Corporation |
To create and retain jobs in West Virginia's coalfield communities.
|
Wayne County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Morgantown |
Purchase training equipment |
Morgantown |
WV |
$2,076,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wheeling Ironworkers Local 549 |
To expand the current apprenticeship program to train and educate 100 new ironworkers yearly to the job force
|
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
To develop a Career Resource Center for students and alumni seeking jobs and internships
|
Shepherdstown
|
WV |
$62,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Region 4 Planning and Development Council |
To expand an agricultural workforce training to a year around program. |
Braxton County |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hancock County Commission |
To replace the Hancock County Commission Health Building. |
Hancock County |
WV |
$183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities West Virginia, Inc. |
To support a Hospital Transition Program.
|
Ohio County |
WV |
$233,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
Expand CAMC Telemedicine hub platform to improve access to sub specialists in local communities. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To purchase a mass spectrometer and a transmission electron microscope to study visual impairment. |
Monongalia |
WV |
$1,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mon Health Preston Memorial Hospital |
To expand and renovate the Physician Center.
|
Monongalia |
WV |
$6,413,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Enhanced Access to Specialty Care in Logan, Boone, Lincoln, Mingo and Wyoming Counties. |
Cabell |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
To add telenursing software to CAMC's robust telemedicine program for rural communities. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington |
To upgrade the existing facilities of the Huntington First Responders Compass Wellness Center.
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$1,115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center |
To construct a medical clinic. |
Wyoming County |
WV |
$1,018,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountwest Community and Technical College |
To build a new healthcare building on campus.
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hope Meadows |
To support the expansion of the successful Hope Meadows model. |
Mineral County |
WV |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospital Development Corporation D/b/a Roane General Hospital |
To construct rural health clinic in Walton, WV. |
Roane County |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
To purchase technology for better information sharing between ancillary or nonaffiliated hospital systems with CAMC's cardiology team.
|
Kanawha |
WV |
$6,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
To purchase external defibrillators (AED)s for campus. |
Jefferson County |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mon Health Preston Memorial Hospital |
To construct a new healthcare facility to replace the aging existing Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital. |
Lewsi |
WV |
$6,499,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alderson Broaddus University |
Replace outdated simulation equipment to train nursing and physician assistant students. |
Barbour County |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care of West Virginia |
To build a four-story rural healthcare workforce development hub. |
Upshur |
WV |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
FaithHealth Appalachia |
Support FaithHealth Appalachia by providing health care in rural West Virginia
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Increase well-being and recovery among West Virginians by addressing the full continuum of behavioral health care
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine |
To construct an addition to the Fredric W. Smith Science Building at WVSOM.
|
Greenbrier |
WV |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Programming for reduction and prevention of dependency on the foster care system in West Virginia.
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
To support facilities and equipment to advance orthopedic treatment. |
Cabell County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boone Memorial Hospital |
To renovate former department store in Danville, West Virginia, to establish the Boone Memorial Health Center |
Boone County |
WV |
$5,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cabell Huntingon Hospital Inc. |
Construct clinical space for dialysis services.
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$3,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cabell Huntingon Hospital Inc. |
Renovate OB/GYN and Labor and Delivery facility and purchase devices for OB/GYN procedures.
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$4,162,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority |
To provide an ambulance station to improve health services and health benefits to this rural community. |
Marmet |
WV |
$742,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority |
To construct station in rural community to improve health services and health benefits. |
Dunbar |
WV |
$863,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
REACHH - Family Resource Center |
Renovate and equip two historic buildings and one small office for social service agency. |
Summers |
WV |
$795,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Manage chronic conditions in Southern West Virginia through telehealth
|
Huntington |
WV |
$1,487,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Princeton Health Care Center |
Funding for the roof, plumbing, HVAC, & fire suppression portion of the new health center. |
Mercer County |
WV |
$6,365,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority |
To construct Ambulance station to improve health services and health benefits in St. Albans. |
St. Albans |
WV |
$1,109,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mon Health Preston Memorial Hospital |
To update equipment.
|
Monongalia |
WV |
$6,681,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority |
To provide health services through ambulance care. |
St. Albans |
WV |
$1,117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospital Development Corporation D/b/a Roane General Hospital |
Upgrade HVAC mechanical systems to improve air quality on inpatient floor of Hospital.
|
Roane County |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Princeton Health Care Center |
Funding for the foundation, electrical and paving portion of a new health center. |
Mercer County |
WV |
$9,651,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Young Womens Christian Association of Wheeling Wv |
To create a pilot program to assist at-risk populations of homeless adult women. |
Ohio and Marshall County |
WV |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Princeton Health Care Center |
For architectural renderings, materials, and equipment for a new health care facility. |
Mercer County |
WV |
$8,483,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Potomac Valley Hospital |
To improve access to specialty medical care. |
Mineral County |
WV |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnie Hamilton Hospital |
To renovate an aging healthcare structure. |
Calhoun County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountain CAP of WV, Inc |
To support families by reducing stressors and barriers for raising children in Braxton, Upshur, and Webster Counties.
|
Upshur |
WV |
$979,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Renovate and equip a facility in Putnam County for the development of a Medical Toxicology Center.
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Charleston |
To establish a Rehabilitation Science and Training Center to address community healthcare and workforce needs.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospital Development Corporation D/b/a Roane General Hospital |
Renovate existing clinic building for increased specialty services to community.
|
Roane County |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington |
To address the disproportionate impacts of illicit opioid abuse.
|
Cabell County |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston, WV |
To establish mental health care staff and services at the Charleston Employee Health Center.
|
Kanawha |
WV |
$1,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gassaway |
To renovate the Gassaway Depot to restore the historical integrity of the building while making improvements for community use.
|
Gassaway |
WV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia State University |
For rehabilitation and revitalization of historic structures at West Virginia State University. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greenbrier Historical Society |
To restore the 1834 Library of the Supreme Court of Virginia, located in Lewisburg to as close as feasible to its original configuration. |
Greenbrier County
|
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alpine Heritage Preservation |
To rehabilitate and revitalize the Cottrill Building in Thomas, West Virginia. |
Thomas
|
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals Inc. |
Design and buildout of the surgical unit for the WVU Children's Hospital. |
Monongalia County |
WV |
$5,113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals Inc. |
Purchase equipment for the WVU Children's Hospital.
|
Monongalia County |
WV |
$4,474,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals Inc. |
Improve access to care for stigmatized services.
|
Monongalia County |
WV |
$3,196,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fish and Wildlife Service |
To utilize the Land and Water Conservation Fund to acquire lands for inclusion in the Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge.
|
Tucker County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals Inc. |
Renovate a former manufacturing facility for Cytogenetics lab.
|
Monongalia County |
WV |
$3,765,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals Inc. |
Renovate a former manufacturing facility for Cellular analysis
|
Monongalia County |
WV |
$3,765,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals Inc. |
Renovate a former manufacturing facility for surgical pathology laboratory and molecular sequencing of tumors
|
Monongalia County |
WV |
$7,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals Inc. |
Construction of Physician’s Office Center for interdisciplinary innovation workspace for the Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute (RNI).
|
Monongalia County |
WV |
$5,348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals Inc. |
To support renovations and equipment purchases of clinical facilities. |
Monongalia County |
WV |
$4,202,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex |
To restoration activities at Grave Creek Mound.
|
Moundsville
|
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
To support health information equipment and technology. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
WV Department of Arts, Culture and History |
To conduct preservation activities on the exterior of WV Independence Hall.
|
Wheeling
|
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newburg |
Upgrade Wastewater Treatment Plant and existing lift stations, as well as partial replacement of sanitary sewer collection system.
|
Preston County |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Preston County Public Service District No. 4 |
Preston County PSD #4 will drill and develop additional wells for source water to ensure the existing system can adequately supply the needed water for their exiting customers.
|
Preston County |
WV |
$623,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Boone County Public Service District |
Extend sanitary sewer service to up to 37 residences, as well as a school, gas station, state government office, church, and commercial business.
|
Boone County |
WV |
$3,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Boone County Public Service District |
Upgrade an existing wastewater treatment plant.
|
Boone County |
WV |
$3,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Boone County Public Service District |
To repair, rehabilitate, and upgrade the Boone County PSD's existing wastewater collection system. |
Boone County |
WV |
$1,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Belmont |
To provide water system improvements in the City of Belmont that will allow for future growth and eliminate service interruptions.
|
Pleasants County |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sophia |
The purpose of this project is to construct a new Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) in the Town of Sophia above the 100-year floodplain. Once the new WWTP is constructed, a sewer collection system will be extended to 440 residents in Coal City.
|
Raleigh |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Point Pleasant |
Rehabilitate and upgrade the outdated wastewater treatment plant facilities, including increasing capacity from 400,000gpd to 700,000gpd.
|
Mason County |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Point Pleasant |
Rehabilitate and upgrade the outdated wastewater treatment plant facilities, including increasing capacity from 400,000gpd to 700,000gpd.
|
Mason County |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marshall County Sewerage District |
Extended Sanitary Sewer to 70 customers who are unreliable septic systems and a failing package plant.
|
Marshall |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
White Oak Public Service District |
The project will remove an unpermitted bypass at the wastewater treatment plant.
|
Fayette County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Piedmont |
Connection to City of Keyser water system to allow the existing Piedmont water treatment plant to be decommissioned
|
Mineral County |
WV |
$3,493,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hinton |
To rehabilitate and renovate the historic New River Grocery Building in the Hinton's Historic District.
|
Hinton |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Claywood Park Public Service District |
Replace failing old lines and install two new important highway crossings under US Rt. 50 to avoid frequent breaks and service disruptions to a wide area.
|
Wood County |
WV |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arthurdale Heritage Inc. |
To build a new educational and commercial space for Arthurdale and the surrounding region.
|
Arthurdale |
WV |
$2,380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arthurdale Heritage Inc. |
To create the Arthurdale trade school. |
Arthurdale |
WV |
$957,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Burnsville |
To extend potable water to the northeastern portion of Braxton County.
|
Braxton County |
WV |
$5,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Jumping Branch - Nimitz Public Service District |
To address water quantity and water quality issues such as high iron, sulfur, and fecal coliform contaminates in wells.
|
Summers County |
WV |
$1,517,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Williamson Board of Parks and Recreation |
To conduct preservation activities at the Williamson Historical Field House in Mingo County. |
Mingo County |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Jumping Branch - Nimitz Public Service District |
To provide approximately eighty-seven (87) new customers along Madams Creek Road with public water service who are presently impacted by poor water quality and quantity in private wells.
|
Summers County |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Parkersburg |
To set in motion natural ecological processes to establish themselves and thrive, while inhibiting the growth of invasive species along the banks of the Ohio River.
|
Parkersburg |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cameron |
Extend water service to 15 residents who lack a reliable source of clean drinking water, and make necessary improvements to the water treatment and distributions systems.
|
Marshall County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
To identify areas of PFAS contamination, assess existing levels of PFAS in soil and water. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$329,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protecti |
Identify areas contaminated with PFAS including storm water, soils, fish tissue, and other exposure pathways.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mt. Zion PSD |
To make improvements to the Mt. Zion PSD's water system and lower operating costs for the PSD.
|
Calhoun County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Environmental Protecti |
To better monitor and identify air pollutants including Ethylene Oxide within the state.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$2,246,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Hamlin |
This project will refurbish and repaint existing storage tanks extending their lifespan, provide construction of an additional 120,000-gallon storage tank, refurbish the booster pump station, and upgrade the water treatment plant.
|
Lincoln County |
WV |
$5,119,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Elk Valley Public Service District |
Eliminate seven impending Elk River embankments failures from resulting in wastewater spills into the river.
|
Kanawha County |
WV |
$4,496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mason County Public Service District |
Provide sanitary sewer service for the Apple Grove, Mercers Bottom, and Ashton areas in southwest Mason County, including the recently announced Nucor Sheet Steel manufacturing facilities.
|
Mason County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Morgan County Commission |
Replacing the existing sewer line with a bigger sewer line to prepare for the growth of Berkeley Springs.
|
Morgan |
WV |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To implement an anaerobic digester to facilitate additional research opportunities. |
Morgantown
|
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To address aquatic conservation including impacts of climate change and invasive species on freshwater systems. |
Morgantown
|
WV |
$573,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Doddridge County Parks |
To eliminate the septic tanks and leach fields currently in use by building a sewer line extension from the West Union sewer line.
|
Doddridge County |
WV |
$1,588,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To monitor and assess forest mass, composition, structure, and health with greater efficiency, accuracy, repeatability, and safety for Carbon Sequestration. |
Morgantown
|
WV |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St Albans |
Expand water storage capacity by 1,000,000 gallons with a new tank and associated water lines.
|
Kanawha |
WV |
$4,341,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pemmsboro |
Replace old and failing waterlines in the City of Pennsboro.
|
Ritchie County |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mannington, WV |
To make repairs to the existing sanitary system that would remove any storm water and ground water from getting into the sanitary system. |
City of Mannington |
WV |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem |
To increase the capacity of the existing wastewater treatment plant to accept larger amounts of sanitary sewage and to eliminate the Consent Order that the city is under.
|
Harrison County |
WV |
$8,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingwood Water Board |
This project focuses on improving the reliability, safety and security of the water supply for the Camp Dawson Army National Guard facility.
|
Preston County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Bank, West Virginia |
Rebuild waste water line for approximately 1000 citizens in East Bank, WV.
|
East Bank |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Philippi |
To construct a reservoir to hold a 3-month supply of water to act as a backup raw water supply source.
|
Barbour County |
WV |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Berkeley County Public Service Water District |
Construct a new water treatment plant to expand water capacity in southern Berkeley County.
|
Berkeley County
|
WV |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Century Volga Public Service District |
To improve the aging water system.
|
Barbour County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ice's Run Route 250 Public Service District |
Rehabilitate sections of the existing water distribution system and extend the system to allow for the PSD to make two (2) new tie-ins to other potable water sources that can be used as backup in the future.
|
Fairmont |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Putnam Public Service District |
Extend sewage treatment to 236 Putnam County residents.
|
Putnam County |
WV |
$5,496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Weirton |
This project will increase the capacity of the wastewater plant to accommodate increasing economic development opportunities.
|
Weirton |
WV |
$17,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cool Ridge Flat Top Public Service District |
Extend Waterline to residences and upgrade existing infrastructure
|
Raleigh County |
WV |
$2,510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clarksburg Sanitary Board |
The project will separate stormwater from the City's combined sewer system and make upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant.
|
Harrison County |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shady Spring PSD, Grandview Area Wastewater |
This project will extend a sewer collection system along Grandview Road towards New River National Park.
|
Shady Spring PSD |
WV |
$4,020,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Valley Falls Public Service District |
Construction of necessary water system replacements to reduce water loss and loss of service.
|
Fairmont
|
WV |
$7,167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Marlinton |
The proposed improvements will assist the Town in meeting its Plan of Corrective Action to address issues cited by the WV DEP in the Town's Consent Order.
|
Pocahontas |
WV |
$3,919,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Grantsville |
To bring the Grantsville Wastewater Treatment Plant into compliance with DEP and EPA clean water standards.
|
Calhoun County
|
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glenville |
Glenville proposes to construct 7,000 feet of storm sewers to direct the runoff to three new outlets to the Little Kanawha River.
|
Gilmer County |
WV |
$2,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomas |
Rehabilitate the existing system to allow Thomas to once again meet their discharge limits and be prepared for the future growth anticipated with the completion of Corridor H.
|
Tucker Co |
WV |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Crab Orchard - MacArthur Public Service District |
Construct a Wastewater Treatment Plant that will serve 135 existing customers and 265 new customers - 400 customers served.
|
Raleigh County |
WV |
$3,598,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomas |
Rehabilitate the existing potable water system to to benefit existing customers and to be prepared for growth within the area.
|
Tucker County |
WV |
$12,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shady Spring PSD |
To upgrade the Glen Morgan WWTP and allow for expansion. |
Beaver |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Crab Orchard - MacArthur Public Service District |
Develop a wastewater collection and treatment system for 150 customers who currently "straight-pipe" their sewage directly into public streams.
|
Raleigh County |
WV |
$3,589,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marshall County Public Service District 1 |
Replacement of old deteriorated and undersized waterlines to provide reliable safe public water to 260 residential customers and 42 commercial customers.
|
Marshall |
WV |
$4,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Union |
Construct necessary improvements to the water treatment and distribution system to allow for additional water demands requested from the Regional Jail and future demands required for proposed extensions.
|
Doddridge County |
WV |
$6,868,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Crab Orchard - MacArthur Public Service District |
Extend the Crab Orchard - MacArthur sewer collection system to 375 unserved customers in the Harper and Eccles communities in Raleigh County, West Virginia.
|
Raleigh County |
WV |
$1,997,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Union |
Construct necessary improvements to the wastewater treatment plant and collection system to allow for increased flow demand at the Regional Jail.
|
Doddridge County |
WV |
$10,740,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cowen Public Service District |
Extend public potable water service to approximately 60 residential and commercial customers along Route 82, Route 44 (Barnett Run Road), and Route 32 (Bragg Run Road).
|
Webster County |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Doddridge County Public Service District |
To extend waterlines to provide potable water to the western section of Doddridge County. |
Doddridge County |
WV |
$4,915,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of McMechen |
Construction of a wastewater treatment plant and two pumping stations to serve 731 residents and 30 commercial customers.
|
Marshall County |
WV |
$10,688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ansted |
Address numerous issues at the wastewater treatment plant to avoid spillage into Mill Creek and ultimately the New River.
|
Fayette County
|
WV |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wayne |
To repair and upgrade the aging wastewater system. |
Wayne County |
WV |
$13,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ansted |
Extend sanitary sewer service to hundreds of customers, including the New River Gorge Visitor Center.
|
Fayette County
|
WV |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Webster County Economic Development Authority |
Extend water service to approximately 60 residents.
|
Webster County |
WV |
$3,172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingwood Sewer Board |
This project will remove 13 grinder pumps from the system and provide new sewer service to 138 households.
|
Preston County |
WV |
$7,283,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lewis County Commission |
To extend water and sewer service along Corridor H to the Upshur County line to provide additional economic development opportunities in this area.
|
Lewis County |
WV |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pleasants County PSD |
To provide public water service to approximately 33 homes in the Hebron Area of Pleasants County.
|
Pleasants County |
WV |
$1,448,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oak Hill |
The proposed project consists of rehabilitating portions of the sewer collection system that have been identified has being in very poor condition or beyond their useful life.
|
Fayette |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Anmoore |
Replace failing sections of water line to reduce unaccounted for water loss.
|
Harrison County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Walton Public Sewer District |
Establish a sewer system in Walton, WV.
|
Roane County |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ripley |
To remove sludge within the City's existing sludge lagoons and backfill the lagoons.
|
Jackson County
|
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Weston |
To upgrade the existing wastewater treatment plant in order to better serve current customers and allow for business expansion.
|
Lewis County |
WV |
$3,112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission |
Install replacement analytical instrumentation at WV ODS drinking water host sites to support SB373 monitoring efforts for VOC's.
|
Hamilton County |
WV |
$1,059,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sistersville |
Extend Sewer Service to 42 households around Sistersville Elementary.
|
Tyler County
|
WV |
$1,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pennsboro |
To eliminate inflow and infiltration from the City's wastewater collection system.
|
Pennsboro |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gauley River Public Service District |
Upgrade of the existing system and the replacement of aging infrastructure
|
Swiss |
WV |
$3,197,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Spencer |
The project purpose is to construct improvements to the existing City of Spencer public sanitary sewer system.
|
Spencer |
WV |
$2,456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marshall County PSD #3 |
Replacing failing waterline infrastructure and make improvements to the water system operations.
|
Marshall County |
WV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Summit Park Public Service District |
Reduce rain inflow by replacing sections of sewer mains, upgrading manholes and 2 lift stations.
|
Harrison County |
WV |
$1,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Public Service District |
Extend public drinking water to 59 residences and 2 businesses.
|
Pocahontas County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Public Service District |
The project purpose is to build resiliency & reliability in the water system.
|
Pocahontas County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Union |
Extend waterlines to 111 residences
|
Union |
WV |
$813,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Union |
Extend waterline to 18 new customers and develop an additional water source
|
Union |
WV |
$4,368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Union |
Construct a new wastewater facility
|
Union |
WV |
$4,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Union |
To replace the existing water treatment plant.
|
Union |
WV |
$4,012,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sissonville Public Service District |
Upgrade and rehabilitate SPSD's existing wastewater treatment plant and collection system.
|
Charleston |
WV |
$3,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Davis |
To construct a new, centralized wastewater treatment plant to achieve the major increases in capacity needed to accommodate the projected demand in the area.
|
Davis |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County Commission of Raleigh County |
To provide 218 customers with wastewater treatment service and eliminate health hazard.
|
Raleigh County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County Commission of Raleigh County |
To provide continued sewer service to 3,851 customers and eliminate a potential health risks. |
Raleigh County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Keyser |
Upgrade/replace the aging water plant, upgrade the telemetry at two water storage tanks, replace aging pump at pump station.
|
Keyser |
WV |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Barboursville |
To upgrade the current wastewater collection system and reroute flow from current treatment lagoon. |
Barboursville |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Terra Alta |
To extend waterlines, waterline replacement, water treatment plant upgrades, water storage tank replacement and upgrades, water meter replacement, & purchase of necessary equipment for improvements to the overall water system
|
Preston County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Belington |
To install approximately 23,375 linear feet of gravity collection system, replacing the aging infrastructure.
|
Belington |
WV |
$6,216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charles Town Utility Board |
To improve the sewer collection system. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$3,116,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Flemington |
To reduce inflow and infiltration of stormwater and groundwater into the sanitary sewer system.
|
Taylor County |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grafton |
To replace the existing underground water storage tank with a new aboveground water storage tank.
|
Grafton |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Preston County Public Service District |
To upgrade the Hazelton Wastewater Treatment plant to bring it into compliance with WVDEP NPDES discharge limits on copper and zinc.
|
Preston County
|
WV |
$2,805,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lumberport |
To provide potable water to its customer base. |
Harrison County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Logan |
To further analyze and establish an alternative water source supply, thus creating the necessary redundancy to mitigate potential system failure.
|
Logan |
WV |
$820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem |
To replace dilapidated main waterline, replace lead and galvanized steel water service lines, and water meter replacement.
|
Salem |
WV |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clarksburg Water Board |
To replace water mains (some containing lead and asbestos), service lines (some lead and galvanized materials), and valves to eliminate risks to public health & existing deficiencies in the distribution system.
|
Clarksburg |
WV |
$15,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Triadelphia |
To replace waterlines, valves, fire hydrants and water meters throughout the Town.
|
Ohio County
|
WV |
$3,436,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County Commission |
To provide public water service to approximately 215 new customers, a Wildlife Management Area, and a school district. |
Wyoming County |
WV |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ravenswood |
To eliminate the outdated sewer lagoons and extend services to 200 residential users.
|
Ravenswood |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Junior |
To upgrade existing water distribution system by replacing existing water lines, valves, water meters, and fire hydrants.
|
Barbour County |
WV |
$1,896,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hamrick Public Service District |
To replace water line crossing a river, install booster station, and include backup generators in the system.
|
Tucker County
|
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hamlin Public Service District |
To improve and extend the wastewater system. |
Hamlin |
WV |
$2,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Morgantown Utility Board |
Upgrade water and sewer mains to serve approximately 200 existing businesses and 200 existing residences.
|
Morgantown
|
WV |
$10,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ravencliffe McGraws Saulsville Public Service Dist |
To replace the replace the filters, pumps, controls, plant piping and valves as well as the electrical system of McGraws water treatment plant.
|
Wyoming County |
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ravencliffe McGraws Saulsville Public Service Dist |
To extend Waterline to 53 residential customers (approximately 140 residents) and to create a tie in with the Pineville Water System.
|
Wyoming County |
WV |
$2,890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lubeck Public Service District |
Extend water service to 52 potential customers.
|
Wesley |
WV |
$2,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gilmer County Public Service |
To provide new and improved safe drinking water service to over 313 customers in Gilmer County.
|
Gilmer County |
WV |
$2,815,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Top Public Service District |
To implement a radio-read water metering system to improve the efficiency of Mountain Top PSD's water infrastructure.
|
Grant County |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Benedum Airport Authority |
To provide a sanitary sewer collection system to a new commercial/business development with airport terminal, one hotel, five (5) warehouses and four (4) commercial buildings. |
Harrison County |
WV |
$1,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norton Harding Jimtown Public Service District |
Install a new water treatment plant to serve customers in Randolph County.
|
Randolph County
|
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pineville |
To provide reliable water service and address water loss and other deficiencies. |
Wyoming County |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pineville |
To provide water service to approximately 254 customers and a primary school. |
Wyoming County |
WV |
$1,912,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Valley Grove |
Improve the existing water infrastructure to supply safe and reliable potable water to current and future customers.
|
Valley Grove |
WV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beckley |
To reroute sanitary sewers and construct a stormwater collection system. |
Beckley |
WV |
$2,568,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Meadow Bridge |
To rehabilitate 6 existing lift stations in the wastewater collection system.
|
Fayette County |
WV |
$835,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Meadow Bridge |
To Extend Water Line to 145 New Customers
|
Fayette County |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Corporation of Harpers Ferry |
To replace severely compromised and degraded 60-100-year-old water distribution system with new service lines, valves, water mains and meters.
|
Harpers Ferry |
WV |
$7,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Nutter Fort |
Extend sanitary sewer service to approximately 300 residents and to the western side of the Interstate 79 corridor along exit 115.
|
Nutter Fort |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beckley |
To allow the Piney Creek WWTP to manage additional inflow and minimize usage of the system's CSO by upgrading and improving the WWTP and Whitestick Lift Station.
|
Beckley |
WV |
$4,393,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richwood |
To replace existing wastewater treatment plant no longer able to properly treat sewage due to its age, as well as construct the new plant outside of the FEMA floodway.
|
Richwood |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richwood |
To conduct various system-wide existing water distribution, storage and treatment improvements.
|
Richwood |
WV |
$5,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pax |
To provide public sewer service to 7 customers, equip the wastewater plant with a telemetry system for all lift stations, and upgrade the ultraviolet disinfection unit at the treatment plant.
|
Fayette County |
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greater Harrison County Public Service District |
To provide public sanitary sewer service to approximately 400 people and the Interstate 79 corridor along exit 115.
|
Harrison County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Public Service District |
To extend 2.26 miles of new water main. |
Fayette County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Public Service District |
To construct a water main extension located on Saturday Road to Lucas Road for 5.49 miles. |
Fayette County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Public Service District |
To construct a water main extension from the existing water main along White Road. |
Fayette County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hughes River Water Board |
To upgrade infrastructure at the Hughes River Water Board. |
Ritchie County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hughes River Water Board |
To extend water line to 60 residences.
|
Ritchie County |
WV |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Williamson |
To provide critical upgrades to the existing, aged water distribution, treatment and storage systems. |
Williamson |
WV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
To utilize the Land and Water Conservation Fund to acquire 91 acres for inclusion in the Gauley River National Recreation Area. |
Summersville |
WV |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lewisburg |
To upgrade the Water Treatment Plant, increase storage capacity, relocate the raw water intake upstream of the county landfill, and replace only those water lines necessary for the system to operate properly.
|
Greenbrier County |
WV |
$458,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Brooke County Public Service District |
To upgrade existing wastewater treatment plant for required capacity to support economic development efforts at Beech Bottom Industrial Park.
|
Brooke County |
WV |
$8,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Public Service District |
To remove and replace approximately 30,000 linear feet of aging water line, replace 25 existing fire hydrants, and rehabilitate two existing water storage tanks.
|
Lincoln County |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The federally authorized navigation channel was last dredged more than 35 years ago and serves community and municipal piers, maritime transit to protected anchorages in the Queenstown Harbor and Queenstown Creek, as well as the needs of recreational boaters. Due to severe shoaling since the last dredging, the channel is narrow and dangerous, making it difficult for boaters to maneuver in the channel and leading to vessels running aground. I request $200,000 in engineering and design funding to establish a definitive cost estimate for dredging this navigation channel. |
Queen Anne's County |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Section 510 program is an important tool for advancing efforts to restore the health of the Chesapeake Bay through implementation of the 2014 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement’s 2025 milestone for integrated water resources management. This program authorizes the Corps to design and construct water-related resource protection and restoration projects within the Chesapeake Bay watershed in partnership with non-federal sponsors. Additional Congressionally Directed Spending funds will allow the Corps to continue to fund these critical restoration projects throughout the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. |
Maryland |
MD |
$11,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Indian Head Naval Surface Warfare Center |
Neutron radiography is an industrial Non-Destructive Testing technique that can reveal features and defects such as cracks or voids in objects without dismantling or damaging them; X-ray inspections are unable to produce these same revelations. These defects can lead to unforeseen complications, such as potentially-fatal misfiring of ammunition and faulty deployment of parachutes. I request $9,000,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the construction of an accelerator-based neutron radiography (N-Ray) system at Naval Surface Warfare Center at Indian Head. |
Indian Head |
MD |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
Goucher College |
Department of Energy:
Project Name: Goucher College Model Green Campus
Project Location: Baltimore County, MD
Applicant: Goucher College
Amount Requested: $1,500,000
Funds will be used to support the installations of three acres of photovoltaic panels (PVP) across campus grounds and rooftops, equating to one percent of campus, which will allow the college to significantly reduce reliance on fossil fuels and reduce the College’s expenditures on utilities by $2 million annually. This project supports one of the key components of Goucher College’s campus master and sustainability plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 50 percent from 2005 levels by 2030.
|
Baltimore County |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
Wicomico County Government |
Project Name: Salisbury Airport and Technology Park Natural Gas Pipeline Extension
Project Location: Salisbury, Maryland
Applicant: Wicomico County Government
Amount Requested: $215,000
The Salisbury (SBY) Airport and Technology Park Natural Gas Pipeline Extension project will allow for alternative and lower cost energy for new businesses looking to build in the Airport Technology Park. It is estimated that approximately 26 new facilities could benefit from this with the full technology park build out, replacing potentially 85,000 gallons of propane per year. With new and existing facilities all using natural gas in the future, there is a potential of 179 Metric Tons CO2 reduction per year.
|
Wicomico County |
MD |
$715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
Montgomery County Government |
Funds will be used to support the Montgomery County Low to Moderate Income Housing Electrification pilot program which will identify nonprofit, multifamily housing units that utilize existing fossil-fuel fired systems and replace them with more cost-effective, energy efficient, and comfortable energy efficient technologies that will benefit low to moderate income tenants and building owners. This will serve as a demonstration to show that electrified technologies are market-ready and cost effective to other Montgomery County based multifamily housing operators, as well as ensure that there is a readily qualified workforce to install these new energy efficient technologies.
|
Montgomery County |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rock Hall, Maryland |
Funds will be used to support the renovation and or replacement of Rock Hall’s nearly 100 year old Town Hall facility to provide essential government administration and community services. Prior to the closure of the Town Hall due to COVID-19, the Town Hall provided government and police services to residents, as well as community services that ranged from the use of a multipurpose room and kitchen by civic organizations and private gatherings, the Town Museum, a branch of the Kent County Library, and federally funded programs such as Kent County’s Head Start. The remaining work on the facility will include planning, roof replacement, mold and asbestos remediation, foundation repairs, HVAC, electrical, and plumbing repairs and upgrades. This project has been certified to be eligible for USDA Community Facilities Grant funding by the Maryland and Delaware USDA State Director. |
Rock Hall, Maryland |
MD |
$7,037,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Shore Entrepreneurship Center (ESEC) |
The Eastern Shore Farm to Freezer Project involves establishment of a processing and aggregation facility that will help increase availability and consumption of local, nutritious food to areas of the Eastern Shore that have limited access, expanding opportunities for local food banks to diversify the products offered to individuals in need, as well as supporting local growers in supplying a marketable product all year long. CDS funds will contribute to the build out of a pilot process facility, equipment purchases, and with initial operational support and working capital for the pilot-scale phase. This project has been certified to be eligible for USDA Community Facilities Grant funding by the Maryland and Delaware USDA State Director. |
Denton, Maryland |
MD |
$985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Talbot County Free Library |
The St. Michaels Branch Library is more than 40 years old and community needs of the facility have outgrown the space of the existing library. The community meeting space is insufficient to meet existing community needs and limits opportunities for the library to expand into new, in-demand programming for lack of space. CDS funds will be used to complete the design of the renovation and expansion of the St. Michaels Branch Library from the existing 7,716 square foot site into a fully renovated 10,787 square foot site, a nearly 40 percent increase in size. This project has been certified to be eligible for USDA Community Facilities Grant funding by the Maryland and Delaware USDA State Director. |
St. Michaels, Maryland |
MD |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Charlestown, Maryland |
The Charlestown Town Hall is in the town’s original one-room schoolhouse, with half of the building leased to the U.S. Post Office. The Addition and Restoration of the Town Hall will allow the Town to more adequately serve local residents, comply with Americans with Disabilities Act requirements, and restore the historic building to Secretary of the Interior Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties in a similar format to other buildings in the Charlestown community. This project has been certified to be eligible for USDA Community Facilities Grant funding by the Maryland and Delaware USDA State Director. |
Charlestown, Maryland |
MD |
$34,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Midland, Maryland |
The Midland Town Hall has been in use for more than 120 years, outgrowing the needs of the community that is currently limited to approximately 15 people for a town of close to 500 residents. A new facility would be able to expand services for the community’s low-income residents, including the installation of 10 broadband connected internet work stations for students, an Americans with Disabilities Act accessible community gathering space, and increase environmental benefits from green design elements on the new facility. This project has been certified to be eligible for USDA Community Facilities Grant funding by the Maryland and Delaware USDA State Director. |
Midland, Maryland |
MD |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Funds will be used to support two critical public safety needs, the creation of a Public Safety Accountability Dashboard and establish a pilot program for the Intimate Partner Violence Intervention (IPVI) strategy to identify and deter those who commit the most serious acts of intimate partner violence. The Public Safety Accountability Dashboard will utilize data from traditional criminal justice agencies, as well as community surveys of public safety perceptions on violent crime, community supervision, and case processing. This data will be utilized by the Baltimore City Criminal Justice Coordinating Council to identify cross-cutting criminal and juvenile justice issues that can be address on a system level. The funding for the Intimate Partner Violence Intervention strategy will be utilized by a partnership of law enforcement, service providers, and community members to provide expanded victim-survivor services and reduce intimate partner violence. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Morgan State University |
The Morgan State University’s Semester by the Bay project will enhance existing coastal research opportunities provided at the Historically Black College and University’s (HBCUs) Patuxent Environmental and Aquatic Research Laboratory (PEARL Lab). Funds will be utilized to acquire an education vessel that can provide classroom-style learning experiences for students, salary for appropriate personnel, student tuition and stipends for program participation, supplies, and on-site housing costs for students. This program will diversify the small number of Black and African American scholars in the coastal and ocean sciences through increased exposure to the field and support the state’s only interdisciplinary undergraduate degree that focuses on coastal issues. |
Calvert County |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore, Baltimore Police Department |
License plate reader (LPR) technology allows Baltimore Police Department (BPD) patrol cars to capture license plate data from vehicles they encounter on their shifts and has helped to clear several murders, including that of a Baltimore Police officer, as well as other investigations including non-fatal shootings, armed robberies, and car jackings. Funds would purchase and install license plate readers (LPR) technology into nearly 100 BPD vehicles. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries |
In 2019, NOAA designated Mallows Bay – Potomac River as the first new National Marine Sanctuary in more than 20 years. Nearly 200 vessels spanning from the American Revolutionary War through the present are found in the area, including the remains of the largest “Ghost Fleet” of World War I wooden steamships built for the U.S. Emergency Fleet, which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. To expand access to the newly designated site, I request an additional $400,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to finalize the Virtual 3-D Paddle Experience, similar to experiences present at other designated National Marine Sanctuary sites. This would allow for the use of the collection of high resolution imagery of prominent shipwrecks and ecology for web-enabled visits and create user-driven virtual reality and augmented reality experiences. These experiences would be supplemented by web-enabled interpretative materials that help connect the history, ecology, and generations of local heritage along the Potomac River. |
Charles County |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mount St. Mary's University |
The proposed project will support expansion of STEM research facilities to support American competitiveness in STEM fields, particularly those showing substantial workforce demand including computer science, data science, cybersecurity, and biological, environmental, and physical sciences. Requested funds will be used to increase existing research facilities through the addition of 20,000 feet of computational and laboratory spaces at Mount St. Mary’s University in rural Emmitsburg, MD that will serve to enhance STEM competitiveness by providing work-based training, building educator-industry partnerships, and strengthening cross-disciplinary STEM training. If constructed, this will expand the ability of the University to offer high-quality educational opportunities for workers in the nearby biotechnology corridor. |
Emmitsburg |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sc |
Oyster reefs play an important part in the ecology of the Chesapeake Bay but additional research is needed to continue oyster restoration activities. The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science’s existing work at the Horn Point Laboratory can be further enhanced through the funding of two pilot programs that will enhance overall oyster restoration and shoreline resiliency research. These two pilot projects will serve as a hub for graduate student teaching and research as well as practicing professionals who are learning methodologies and tools required for oyster aquaculture and methods to enhance coastal resiliency. Funds will be utilized to pay for research equipment, program management, student support, research vessel use, and acquisition of technology to enhance the existing oyster hatchery production. |
Dorchester County |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Charles County Sheriff’s Office |
Following the recommendations of the Law Enforcement Mental Health and Wellness Act’s 2018 Report to Congress, the Charles County Sheriff’s has worked to established a Mental Health, Wellness and Resiliency Program that seeks to address law enforcement personnel mental health needs including trauma, suicide prevention, and crisis intervention. Local funding has allowed for the hiring of a Mental Health Liaison to meet personnel mental health needs and creation of a wellness app. CDS funding can support additional staffing needs to meet program requirements, such as expanding services beyond sworn personnel and including their family members and retirees. |
Charles County |
MD |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary’s River Watershed Association, Inc. |
Numerous federal, state, and local governments collaborate with nonprofit and private industry stakeholders in joint efforts for oyster restoration in the Chesapeake Bay, including the St. Mary’s River oyster sanctuary. To provide scientific insights that are relevant to regional partner governments and organizations for the purpose of enhancing oyster restoration efforts, the St. Mary’s River Watershed Association, Inc. has proposed a three year study of the St. Mary’s River oyster sanctuary. The three year study goal is to better understand how sanctuaries extent and placement will better inform future sanctuary designations and restorations in other tributaries with similar geomorphology. The CDS funding will provide the year one of implementation costs to acquire a research vessel, equipment needed to conduct surveillance, and personnel costs to run the program. |
St. Mary's County |
MD |
$185,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore County |
The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)’s Earth and Space Institute (ESI) supports a multidisciplinary program for research and education in earth and space sciences and engineering. The ESI plays an active role in several NASA missions across different NASA directorates. An additional investment of CDS funds will allow the ESI to expand educational and research opportunities for students while providing greater levels of support for NASA missions in the design, implementation, operation, and application of space hardware for earth and space goals. Funds will be utilize to hire personnel, purchase and set up new equipment for the ESI Institute, and conduct research. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Office of the State’s Attorney for Prince George’s County |
Acquiring, processing, storing and transmitting digital evidence is critical to the criminal justice process today. Currently, none of the digital evidence is integrated into the State’s Attorney’s Office case management system that allows us to use or transmit the digital evidence as required, staff must spend multiple hours creating physical copies of media to be able to distribute. CDS funding will allow the Office to integrate their case management system with the new County system for storing 911, body worn camera and in-dash cruiser camera footage, with the Prince George’s County Police Department’s case reporting system, and with a new cloud-based system for handing digital materials for discovery and trial purposes. Funds will cover the initial setup of the cloud-based system that will be used to organize material from multiple sources, edit and process it as needed, and distribute it to defense attorneys as required, as well as technical assistance and training costs for use of the new system. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore |
In an effort to reduce the rate of violent crime in Baltimore City and across Maryland, the Trainer the Trainer initiative will work to break down silos between non-profit leaders and institutions of higher education to offer comprehensive and improved services to prevent violence. The initiative will develop, implement, and evaluate an interdisciplinary training program for non-profit leaders, police officers, lawyers, and social workers on violence prevention. Program will include three phases: curriculum development, implementation, and coalition development. The curriculum will include topics such as violence prevention, community lawyering, Healing centered engagement, interpersonal violence, criminal justice violence prevention strategies, youth and community engagement, evaluation, and program development. The certificate program will bring together five areas of expertise: social work, law, criminal justice, community members, youth, and diversity, equity, and inclusion experts. The expertise of these leaders will be braided together to create an interdisciplinary approach to violence prevention and intervention which can be replicated through trainings throughout the fields of study and community non-profit leaders. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County Government |
Anne Arundel County's juvenile pre-arrest diversion Fresh START Program is designed to decriminalize behaviors while holding youth accountable, reduce racial and ethnic disparities in charging, and provide early intervention and services to youth impacted by trauma, mental health, and/or substance abuse needs. Through the program, youth are linked with services and mentors in order to get a second chance. In a countywide pilot program, more than 90 percent of Fresh START program participants did not have additional, negative law enforcement interaction. Funds will be utilize to increase case manager staffing for the purposes of serving more youth and increasing services provided to program participants, hiring youth mentors, and program administration costs. |
Anne Arundel County |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Morgan State University |
The Morgan State University Center for Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Machine Learning (ML) will specialize in the mitigation of algorithmic bias through research and engagement with academic and industry leaders. The Center, located at one of Maryland’s four Historically Black College and Universities (HBCUs), will develop tools to detect and reduce bias in AI & ML that are increasingly utilized in consumer technology. Funds will be utilized to acquire technology necessary to outfit the Center to conduct the high-end data processing requirements, visual presentation, and virtual reality needs. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bowie State University |
The “STEM Diversity in Research Opportunities Collaboration” will strengthen critical economic sectors in the State of Maryland by enhancing workforce and entrepreneurial opportunities for Bowie State University students and faculty in the areas of life sciences, healthcare, cybersecurity, information systems, quantum computing, artificial intelligence, data science, data analytics, technology transfer and commercialization. The departments of natural sciences, nursing, psychology, social work, computer science, technology & security, and mathematics are increasing collaborative research endeavors in an effort to meet new workforce development challenges in several economic sectors, which address the needs for a diversified workforce. |
Bowie |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) |
The Maryland Institute College of Art’s Baltimore Creatives Acceleration Network (BCAN) is a citywide movement and collaborative infrastructure to foster a stronger, more equitable creative ecosystem and economy in Baltimore. BCAN prepares, resources and inspires Baltimore creatives to own their genius, build mindful creative enterprises, and shape our future. BCAN seeks to reverse the undervaluing and underinvestment in creators by connecting and equipping them to unlock the economic potential in themselves and in each other so they can achieve self-defined success. Funds will allow BCAN to significantly and sustainably scale its impact through the hiring of additional personnel, additional program services for creative entrepreneurs, and additional community engagement regarding the BCAN program. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Afro Charities, Inc. |
The Afro Charities is requesting funds towards the digitization of the AFRO-American Newspapers’ archives, which date back more than 100 years. As one of the longest-running Black media organizations in the United States, the AFRO-American Newspaper’s archives include personal audio recordings of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and more than three million photographs of Black life in the 20th and 21st centuries. Funds will be utilized to establish a digitization pilot program that will establish protocols and workflows needed to eventually digitize the entire collection, purchase archival work stations, and staffing needs. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Montgomery County Chamber Community Foundation |
The Veteran Institute for Procurement (VIP) program assists veteran owned small businesses (VOSBs) understand the fundamentals of how to compete, comply, and secure financing in the federal marketplace. The program is offered at no cost to VOSBs and currently serves approximately 4 cohort classes and 200 veterans per year. The funding will allow the VIP program to more than double and provide 9 cohorts and serve 450 VOSBs, provide continuing education for program graduates, and create a VIP Marketplace where VIP graduates can search an online network database and connect for additional business opportunities with one another. |
Montgomery County, Maryland |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Baltimore Community Lending |
Baltimore Community Lending (BCL) addresses the capital gaps that prevent locally driven business ventures from moving ahead, including those in the historically underserved Baltimore area community. These business loans help BIPOC, and women entrepreneurs start and grow small businesses that are most likely to play an active role in and employ people of color in revitalizing areas. BCL is committed to a Restorative-Justice Capital strategy by tackling the barriers to business formation, expansion and hiring, created by collateral requirements. Funds will allow BCL to expand their no-cost in-house small business technical assistance program for all underserved small business applicants and borrowers, regardless of whether they are start-up operations or growing ventures, through the development of business plans, compilation of financial statements, and preparation of loan applications. Additionally, BCL will be able to expand networking and training events for program participants. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maryland Eastern Shore |
The Business Incubator at the UMES Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, located at one of Maryland’s Historically Black College and Universities, will provide a historically underserved region with assistance to start, grow, and sustain small businesses. Funds will be utilized to convert an existing UMES facility into a physical center for innovation, housing entrepreneurial resources, business incubator spaces, a Maker's Space, and educational facilities. Services will be free to the public, with the ultimate purpose of bringing economic development to the region. |
Princess Anne, Maryland |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Universities at Shady Grove |
The Business Incubator at the UMES Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, located at one of Maryland’s Historically Black College and Universities, will provide a historically underserved region with assistance to start, grow, and sustain small businesses. Funds will be utilized to convert an existing UMES facility into a physical center for innovation, housing entrepreneurial resources, business incubator spaces, a Maker's Space, and educational facilities. Services will be free to the public, with the ultimate purpose of bringing economic development to the region. |
Rockville, Maryland |
MD |
$956,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Anne Arundel County |
Anne Arundel County’s Inclusive Ventures Program assists small, minority, women, and veteran entrepreneurs in Anne Arundel County with education, mentorship, and access to capital. The requested funding will enable the program to grow to meet demand by adding six times as many cohorts. The requested funding will be used for mentors, classroom instruction, content development, supplies, and grants to students. Program graduates will receive access to AAEDC financing programs, and one year of free mentoring in law, human resources, and accountancy services. |
Annapolis, Maryland |
MD |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Maryland Technology Development Corp (TEDCO) |
TEDCO’s new Open Institute for Black Women Entrepreneurs is a partnership with Maryland’s four Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to determine these entrepreneurs' needs at the intersection of research, tech transfer, and education. This program reflects SBA’s priority to increase access for women entrepreneurs to resources in socially and economically disadvantaged communities. Funds will be used to expand the pilot program to five full cohorts in separate geographic regions across the state, prepare course materials for program participants, and provide program services. |
Maryland |
MD |
$1,667,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Sister States of Maryland, Inc. |
The proposed project is a public education project that will explore, through archival research, the cultural linkages, historical ties and impact of the State of Maryland, its residents and institutions on African Diasporic liberation movements against discrimination and injustice. This project will highlight Maryland’s role in the various movements (e.g., Abolitionist Movement, Anti-apartheid movement, Anti-Colonial Movement, Pan African Congress, Garveyites, Liberia Settlements and the Civil Rights Movement) that rekindled the cultural riches of the African diaspora by re-establishing the connection between the diverse peoples whose roots originated in the Motherland. Funds will be utilized to compile and present archival materials the roles and cultural linkages, the presentation of exhibits and workshops in public spaces, and to foster stronger connections between the research and prominent academic and cultural organizations. |
Annapolis, Maryland |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Doleman Black Heritage Museum, Inc. |
The Phase 1 Pre-construction activities will allow the Doleman Black Heritage Museum, Inc. to renovate an existing building that has been vacant for nearly 30 years and will serve as the future home of the Doleman Black Heritage Museum. Upon completion, individuals will be able to view the Museum's extensive collections and meet community needs through the establishment of a multimedia studio that will allow residents and students to gain exposure to media production. |
Hagerstown, Maryland |
MD |
$563,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum, Inc. |
The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum is one of the most visible African American tourist attractions in Baltimore City and the State of Maryland, offering educational experiences that support community and family learning. As an anchor institution in the Oliver Community of East Baltimore, it attracts more than 125,000 visitors from across the country per year. These funds will be used to make repairs to the exterior of the building and updates to the Main Lobby, auditorium, kitchen, and restrooms; increase accessibility for people with disabilities; and support the exhibitions. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$2,008,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Druid Heights Community Development Corporation |
The Druid House Transitional Housing Program assists single parents experiencing homelessness in developing more independent living skills and stability, as they move toward a more permanent living situation. Residents receive services, including counseling and assistance in finding employment, as well as a monthly food pantry and transportation. These funds will be used for the rehabilitation of 13 apartment units located within the Druid Heights urban renewal community. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
L.A.M.B., Inc. CDC |
The HAVEN project will provide healthy food alternatives for residents living in a food desert, office space for conducting job training and internship opportunities, job training opportunities, and food pantry space for our continued food distributions. Funds will be used to erect a four-story food eatery and office space project that will serve more than 500 community residences, local businesses, and the District Court House, located in the North Avenue area of East Baltimore City. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Building African American Minds, Inc. |
BAAM provides student academic and social activities for Black students in Talbot County, as well as career and workforce development for youth and adults. Funds will be used to support the new BAAM Academic Center, adjacent to the BAAM Athletic Center, to house its academic and workforce services and allow to expand its student and adult participation. The BAAM Academic Center will include a library, 12 classrooms, a computer lab, a multipurpose/dining room with a commercial kitchen, a student lounge, a wellness and counseling center, and administrative offices. |
Easton, Maryland |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Central Chesapeake Region, Inc. |
The Arc Central Chesapeake Region serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout the Eastern Shore. Funds will be used to support development of The Arc at Port Street facility, which will provide counseling, day services, and a community gathering space for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. The Arc at Port Street is being developed alongside The Residences at Port Street, which will provide quality affordable housing. This project will allow The Arc to grow its Eastern Shore programs by at least 60%, serving a minimum of 150 people by 2025, so that people with disabilities can live, work, and connect within their community. |
Easton, Maryland |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
End Hunger in Calvert County |
The End Hunger Community Economic Development Project serves individuals in Calvert, Charles, St. Mary’s, Prince George’s, and southern Anne Arundel Counties, creating a centralized location for local organizations and nonprofits to create new opportunities for residence and address the root causes of poverty. Funds will be used to renovate facilities to support the receipt and distribution of food to food pantries, schools, and businesses serving low income families. It also includes a dedicated space for a Culinary Workforce Development Program for students with disabilities. |
Calvert, Maryland |
MD |
$1,133,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arena Players Incorporated |
Located in West Baltimore, Arena Players Incorporated is the oldest continually operating African American Community theatre in the United States. API’s current location is deteriorating and these federal funds will be used for comprehensive upgrades to the main performance space, a complete re-envisioning of the auxiliary spaces on the second and third floors, and immediate attention to the exterior, including ADA accessibility. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
American Communities Trust, Inc. |
Built 125 years ago, the Baltimore Pumphouse was the water pumping station for East Baltimore. Today it is a multi-phased project to bring retail and restaurants back to a distressed area for the first time in 50 years. The project includes five historical buildings. These federal funds will be used to complete renovation of the Historic Garage, Stables and Historic Machine Shop, which will house a manufacturing facility, catering business, and restaurant, as well as opportunities for job training and classes. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pleasant View Historical Association |
The Pleasant View Historic Site was the center of an African American Community in Montgomery County for more than 100 years, and serves as an example of how free African American communities in Maryland and across the country came together and sustained themselves after the Civil War. These funds will be used to renovate and stabilize deteriorated buildings on the site that they can be safe to reopen to the public for tours and meetings and allow the Pleasant View Historical Association to expand existing educational partnerships with Montgomery County Schools and the University of Shady Grove. |
Gaithersburg, Maryland |
MD |
$942,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Michaels Community Center |
The current St. Michaels Community Center is in a World War II era former lumber warehouse that with no windows, limited accessibility, no insulation, and only partial HVAC. These federal funds will allow for the renovation of the building to allow the Community Center to expand their services, including a commercial kitchen with a new Culinary Arts Workforce Development Program to enroll unemployed individuals and those with barriers to employment to learn food preparation skills while expanding the Community Food Distribution Program. The Center will also include equipped classrooms for after-school programs, summer, camp, and adult education, along with a Technology Center to provide online classes from Chesapeake College and serve as a home for a retail entrepreneurship training program. |
St. Michaels, Maryland |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WBC Community Development Corporation |
This project will acquire and revitalize the former fire station in Forest Park. The building will become the headquarters for the neighborhood associations and WBC CDC, meeting space for the delivery of housing and small business counseling and coaching services, and flex space with meeting rooms, technology lab, copy room, and business incubator suites to support the business district. The plans include the first and second floors with a third floor addition creating a mixed use property that is self-sufficient and serves the community. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
I Am Mentality Inc. |
This project will establish a safe, permanent location for B-360’s programming and allow youth and young adults to utilize their dirt bikes in a safe place. With this new site, B-360 will solidify their impact in Baltimore by building a multi-use facility and regional hub to grow natural ingenuity by providing transferable skills and culturally relevant education. The site will serve an estimated 3000+ youth and young adults in the space annually with educational programming and divert nonviolent offenders into job and career training programs. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town Of Perryville |
The Perryville Police Department Outreach Program Pole Barn project will expand the number of children served by the program through the establishment of a permanent site. The program focuses on working with children from low to moderate income families to equip them with the skills and knowledge that will be necessary in life and end the cycle of poverty and help provide children with the resources needed in order to succeed such as mentoring, meals, and recreational activities. |
Perryville, Maryland |
MD |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Indian Head |
Federal funds will be utilized for the redevelopment of three vacant properties and a vacant lot. The space will be transformed into a planting garden and a raingarden with parking spaces that will help the surrounding resources such as the Indian Head Rail Trail, Riverwalk, and other community events. The sustainable revitalization efforts will assist in attracting new economic opportunities to Indian Head. |
Indian Head, Maryland |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Improvements to Glen Avenue Road in Salisbury are necessary to ensure that residents are able to adequately access essential services located along the roadway. With funding for the design and engineering of a redesign of the roadway, the County will be able to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety and enhance the availability of public transit system access. |
Salisbury, Maryland |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The requested funds will be used to implement the Phase 1 construction of a 3.5-mile shared-use path, building on a 4-year process of developing community-informed 100% designed plans. It would construct a pedestrian/bicycle path to connect the Gwynns Falls Trail through south Baltimore into northern Anne Arundel County. Closing the 3-mile gap will create a network of over 25 miles of trails for safe and reliable pedestrian and bicycle transportation, and link Marylanders to a wide range of local and regional amenities. |
Anne Arundel County |
MD |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Anne Arundel County’s project to expand the BWI Spur Trail Extension to the Nursery Road Light Rail will expand an existing and heavily utilized pedestrian and bicycle trail to additional employment and transportation opportunities for residents for the Nursery Road Light Rail Station. This |
Anne Arundel County |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Howard County’s Patuxent Branch Trail is currently disconnected from the Downtown Columbia multi-use pathway project. This request would connect the existing Patuxent Branch Trail with future development opportunities and provide a car-free connection from Downtown Columbia to Savage, Maryland. |
Howard County |
MD |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Creating a River Park in the North Branch of the Potomac River in Downtown Cumberland is hindered by the existing Cumberland dam. The Dam requires waterway users to carry their vessels over land around the dam to access the downstream portion of the river, and it creates a safety risk. The removal of the Cumberland Dam will allow for the completion of the River Park and its amenities. |
Cumberland, Maryland |
MD |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The creation of RT. 113 divided the Town of Berlin. Residents who live west of RT. 113 have access to the town's only grocery store, healthcare providers, Town Hall, and Worcester County library without having to cross a major highway. However, the residents who live east of RT. 113 lack safe access to these vital services. Funds will be used to construct a pedestrian bridge to improve pedestrian safety and increase interconnectability between the neighborhoods and districts in town. |
Berlin, Maryland |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Residents in Lexington Park need safe pedestrian access on Pegg Road, which serves medium to high density homes, senior living, and a recently constructed affordable housing development. The road also carries a high volume of NAS Pax River base traffic. This project would create a continuous, safe sidewalk system for the residents in the community. |
St. Mary's County, Maryland |
MD |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The eastern portion of the town of Grantsville is a popular spot for commercial business, parks and historic features. This area near the historic Casselman Bridge is also part of a designated Arts & Entertainment District. Pedestrian traffic has increased as the area has become more popular. Currently, a sidewalk extends from Main Street east to the access road to the Casselman River State Park, but there is great need to extend that sidewalk along Route 40. Funds will be used to construct a sidewalk along National Pike/Route 40 between the access road for the Casselman River Bridge State Park and River Road. |
Grantsville, Maryland |
MD |
$3,940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The Rail-Trail is an essential component of the City of Salisbury's transformation as a welcoming and walkable city. The proposed Trail addresses a critical missing piece to the City's existing Trail network: a comfortable, safe, and centrally located mobility network that serves both recreation and transportation purposes. The Rail-Trail will serve as the centerpiece and spine of Salisbury's active transportation network, connecting residents, employees, students, and visitors to key destinations across Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore. Upon completion, the Trail will connect Salisbury to the City of Fruitland in the south and the Town of Delmar in the north. Funds will be used to complete 1.6 miles of the City’s Rail Trail. |
Salisbury, Maryland |
MD |
$6,138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The Frederick and Pennsylvania Railroad Trail (F&P Trail) is a new, shared-use path in Frederick County that will connect the City of Frederick to the Town of Walkersville to the north. This project will result in the increased connectivity and safe and efficient mobility, both for recreational and commuting purposes. It will provide a safe and efficient way to bike, walk, jog and roller blade between the Town of Walkersville and Downtown Frederick. Funds will be used for engineering and design of phases 2 and 3 of the project from Fountain Rock Nature Center to Heritage Farm Park. |
Frederick County, Maryland |
MD |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Woods Road in Dorchester County is a highly traveled road that needs improvements to improve safety and access on the corridor. Funds will be used to pave and paint through lanes and turning lanes, and make drainage improvements. |
Dorchester County, Maryland |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
I-81 serves as a key shipping and logistics spine up and down the East Coast. Ensuring more reliable and consistent free-flow operations will encourage continued growth of the corridor's warehousing and supply chain industry. Funds will be used for preliminary engineering and design of phases 3 and 4 of the I-81 widening project. |
Washington County, Maryland |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The City of Frederick’s project would allow for the construction of the East Street Rails with Trails: Shared-Use Pathway Liberty Road Bridge Crossing project. This a 3.7-mile, 12’-wide multi-use pathway providing access from MARC station to the Monocacy River at the Mill Island neighborhood. This project is a key component of the City’s Shared-Use Path and On-Street Bike network expansion, designed to facilitate safe travel throughout the City of Frederick without the need or use of an automobile. The Shared-Use Path system plan consists over 25 miles spanning six corridors and connect Frederick’s downtown MARC Station with the City’s commercial corridors, residential neighborhoods, and parks. |
City of Frederick, Maryland |
MD |
$4,749,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
These funds will allow for the initial planning of a full interchange near Tradepoint Atlantic and I-695 to assist in the increasing industrial expansion and related traffic. This would The Sparrows Point interchange would maximize the potential redevelopment activities at Tradepoint Atlantic, allow for truck avoidance of the toll plaza, and would reduce truck traffic impacting residential communities on Dundalk Avenue and Holabird Avenue. Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) has completed a point-to-point study for this project location. |
Baltimore County, Maryland |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This project would complete the Eastern Segment of the Baltimore Greenway Trails Network. This segment benefits from significant preliminary investment and are the most critical corridors to completing the Baltimore Greenway Trails Network. The Eastern Segments are in negotiations between Baltimore City and the property owners for acquisition for future trail use. Advancing these vital segments will ensure the Greenway leverages all available resources to serve the residents of Baltimore via a connected urban trail network. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The West East Express (WEE) and the College Creek Connector Trails are two connected and high priority trail projects underway in Annapolis that will dramatically expand the City’s trail network. This request would be used to build a significant portion of the West East Express and complete the design work on the College Creek Connector. The proposed trail alignments are long deferred visions that after many years of discussion and recent feasibility studies have succeeded in gaining significant local community support. |
Annapolis, Maryland |
MD |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Congressionally Directed Spending would allow for a comprehensive system of storm drainage system that will help fight ongoing erosion at MD-249 St. George Island, in addition to the installation of channel-ward breakers 35 feet from the existing shoreline. This will help lower or eliminate the multiple flood events that take place on a monthly basis and damage constituent roadway access to leave the island. |
St. Mary's County, Maryland |
MD |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Through the completion of the Halfway Boulevard Extended project, Washington County residents will have reduced congestion and emergency response times along MD-63 as the result of a new four-lane roadway. This alternative to I-81 and 70 is important for the County’s overall transportation network. |
Hagerstown, Maryland |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This project will upgrade ½ linear mile on a gateway transit corridor to full accessibility in compliance with compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA). This includes improvements to sidewalk, curb ramp, pedestrian signal, pavement markings and removal of obstructions (utility poles) within the sidewalk walk accessible path.
|
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This funding will be used to accelerate the design, right-of-way acquisition, and construction of spurs and connectors to the major trails traversing the Anne Arundel County. The new trails will help connect local trails with national trails including the East Coast Greenway and the American Discovery Trail. |
Anne Arundel County, Maryland |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This project will provide for the preliminary engineer funding to design upgrades to four miles of two-lane MD 4 between MD 2 and MD 235, including replacement of the Thomas Johnson Memorial Bridge over the Patuxent River. The new roadway and bridge will increase capacity and reduce congestion in this key corridor, for which no redundant Patuxent River crossing exists for nearly 20 miles despite critical industries including the Naval Air Station Patuxent River. |
St. Mary's County, Maryland |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Congressionally Directed Spending funds would establish a 5 ½ mile Great Allegany Passage (GAP) spur that would enable hikers to explore the 131-acre Evergreen Heritage Center (EHC) as the GAP crosses through the EHC. The Evergreen Trail project will establish a pre-defined 4 ½ mile hiking trail that will connect the GAP to the existing mile long Evergreen Coal Trail which historically transported coal from deep hillside mines to the railroad. The resulting 5 ½ mile natural surface Evergreen Trail will make it possible for hikers and local students to discover dozens of features and exhibits of historical and environmental interest, all accessible from both the GAP and adjacent Western Maryland Scenic Railway. |
Mount Savage, Maryland |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester County |
Worcester County’s Housing Rehabilitation Program currently assists local homeowners by paying for housing rehabilitation costs. These federal funds will continue that effort to assist single family homeowners and rental properties with necessary rehabilitation projects to bring properties up to applicable building codes and standards, including roof replacements, lead abatement, accessibility features, energy efficient windows, and plumbing upgrades. |
Worcester County, Maryland |
MD |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Liberty Community Development Corporation |
The Liberty Community Development Corporation operates a food pantry that serves individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in the Randallstown, Gwynn Oak and Windsor Mill areas of Baltimore County. These funds will be used for the planning, design, construction, repair, renovation and reconstruction of the existing food pantry to expand and improve its services. |
Baltimore County, Maryland |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Human Service Coalition of Prince George's County |
Many residents in Prince George’s County live in food deserts where they have limited access to affordable and nutritious foods and meals. These funds will allow Nonprofit Prince George’s County to purchase a mobile food delivery truck that will expand their service delivery of free foods to vulnerable residents and those in need. |
Prince George's County, Maryland |
MD |
$513,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Green & Healthy Homes Initiative Inc |
This project will improve housing conditions and health, energy and racial equity outcomes for 150 low-income families with children and seniors in West Baltimore. GHHBI will address the plight of unhealthy housing in Baltimore, and the United States, by eradicating the root causes of health and racial disparities arising from housing related asthma, lead poisoning, injury and energy inefficiency for the City’s low-income communities of color. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Annapolis |
The City of Annapolis intends to develop Capital City Gateway Park, located in between the State Capital Campus and Rowe Boulevard. This park will encourage visitors and residents to visit the downtown area and will connect them to the Annapolis waterfront. This project aims to address the equitable access of the shoreline to the public as only 10% of the Annapolis shoreline is available for public access. The park will connect several underserved communities to the water including residents of the Old Fourth Ward and Bloomsbury Square. |
Annapolis, Maryland |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Elkton Colored School Museum & Cultural Center, In |
During the period between 1864 and 1867, a subscription school was established in Elkton, Cecil County's seat of government, for the education of the African American children. Classes were initially held in the Providence Church until the current historic structure was erected in 1880. Federal funds will be used to restore the Elkton Colored School into a catalytic center for interpreting Black heritage; stimulating affordable housing; spurring minority businesses; enhancing Financial Literacy; reducing the recidivism rate through workforce development and job readiness life skill programs, after school programs and coaching; and providing space for community involvement and engagement. |
Elkton, Maryland |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lower Shore Clinic, Inc |
The Lower Shore Clinic, Inc Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment Facility provides wraparound care and services for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness and substance use disorders, who frequently have complex health needs. Funds will be used for 21 housing units among at least 7 houses throughout the tri-county area of Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties. These additional units will support the expansion of psychiatric rehabilitation services and the integration of Co-Occurring Outpatient Substance Use Treatment services. |
Salisbury, Maryland |
MD |
$645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
L E J Empowerment, Inc |
L E J Community Center project involves the design and construction of a new 25,000 square-foot community facility. The community center will include a gymnasium, indoor pool, a multipurpose room, administrative spaces, and a community meeting room with a warming kitchen. The site will be improved with parking and solar canopies. |
Ridgely, Maryland |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cumberland Economic Development Corporation |
The Carver Community Center was established in 2001 with the intent to provide the community with the necessary resources within the halls of the historic former African American school. The revitalization of the center was spearheaded in 2021 with a plan to clean up the building and begin to use it again. The building is intended to serve as the headquarters of several local nonprofits and once again be a center for community resources. However, the building has intense repair needs before it can serve its community once again. |
Ridgely, Maryland |
MD |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Community Services - Baltimore |
JCS provides a lifetime commitment of care, support, and guidance for people with disabilities in Maryland through 24-hour supervision, staffing, nursing, and other supportive services to 29 low and moderate income, developmentally disabled residents who live in one of nine Alternative Living units (ALU) in the Baltimore area. These federal funds will allow JCS to complete necessary renovations and accessibility modifications that will allow the residents to continue to live safely and remove barriers to mobility within the homes. |
Baltimore County, Maryland |
MD |
$759,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rebuild Metro, Inc. |
The Johnston Square is an underserved neighborhood that is currently the site of the Johnston Square Gateway Project, an effort to build over 200 mixed-income homes and a series of new commercial spaces over the next five years. These federal funds will convert four acres of vacant and dilapidated land into a modernized and sustainable greenspace that will offer high-quality amenities like play spaces, fitness stations, and shade trees to the Johnston Square community and provide a high-quality lit practice field for St. Frances Academy's football team. The park will be designed to serve as a place for Johnston Square families to play and exercise and as a locus of community gatherings, events, and other social activities like farmers markets and festivals for local residents. The project will also serve to connect the neighborhood to the Jones Falls Trail and East Coast Greenway, allowing greater access to Penn Station, Druid Hill Park, and other city amenities. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
College Park City-University Partnership |
The College Park City-University Partnership is establishing a Housing Trust program to provide affordable workforce housing and to stabilize targeted College Park neighborhoods. Today, only 6 percent of UMD faculty and staff live in College Park; many of the neighborhoods nearest the University have expensive rental properties and many potential home buyers can't access homeownership, especially in neighborhoods where home prices have soared astronomically. Federal funds will be used to purchase homes and place them into a Shared Equity Homeownership Program to support owner-occupied homeownership. |
College Park, Maryland |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Community Development Corporation |
Since 2000, homeownership has declined in McElderry Park by almost 40% as landlords bought up properties for rentals. The pandemic subsequently sparked a home buying boom, making it more difficult for low-income buyers to compete for affordable homes. The Southeast CDC will use these federal funds to acquire vacant and distressed homes, then rehab and resell them at affordable prices to low-to-moderate-income homebuyers. Homebuyers will also have access to financial counseling and affordable loan products. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mace's Lane Community Center, Inc. |
Funds will be used to repurpose the old Mace’s Lane High School into a new Mace’s Lane Community Center. The new center will house the Edythe M. Jolley Museum and Cultural Center and the Boys and Girls Club, providing an environmentally friendly and safe facility for the arts, education, recreation, celebration, and other services. The Edythe M. Jolley Museum will tell the story of the role of African American education in America and education's role in furthering the Civil Rights Movement. The Boys and Girls Club will continue afterschool programs and mentoring for community youth. The federal funds will be used to repurpose the old Mace's Lane High School into the Mace's Lane Community Center. |
Cambridge, Maryland |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mary Harvin Community Development Corporation |
The Workforce Housing Project is part of the East Baltimore Revitalization Project, which aims to transform the neighborhood and encourage residents to stay long-term. Federal funds will be used to support construction of housing units for the Mary Harvin Transformation Center trainees, recent graduates, and their families, giving them a safe and stable home as they develop their skills and find new careers. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$4,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Laurel, Maryland |
The City of Laurel, MD intends to develop a multi-service training and employment service center that will house an overnight shelter for 60 individuals; an institutional kitchen and food pantry; post office boxes; laundry services; a computer learning & career assistance center with library; space for onsite physicians and dentists; office space for case workers, counselors, and other related social services; a centralized reception area with dining and lounge space; and some recreational use space. The facility will also include a clothing distribution center and police security office. Federal funds will be used to support renovations of the existing structure. |
Laurel, Maryland |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Benedictine Certified Special Education School |
For more than 60 years, the Benedictine School for Exceptional Children, Inc. has been educating and training students and adults with severe intellectual, developmental, or multiple disabilities. Students on the autism spectrum now comprise at least 80% of the school population. Benedictine's offerings include a residential program for students ages 5 to 21 and it is one of largest special education residential programs in the state. The federal funds requested will provide for new student residences, program space, multi-purpose sensory/recreational spaces, a family visiting area, a state-of-the art nursing station, and an updated kitchen and dining facility. |
Ridgely, Maryland |
MD |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Shiloh Community Development Corporation |
Funds will be used to support the construction of the New Shiloh Cultural Arts and Recreation Center, which is the 8th and final project in the development plan for New Shiloh Village. The Center will service the Village and Greater Mondawmin area with basketball camps, track and field training, weight and exercise rooms, tutoring programs, and mentoring for local youth. It will also house existing programs, including the Carter Children Center for tutoring, the Mentoring Male Youth Program, Senior Exercise Programs, the YMCA Head Start Program, and health screening provided by Bon Secours Health Care. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Enoch Pratt Free Library |
The Community of Park Heights includes 25,000 residents and has been without a library since the former Pimlico Branch Library closed over seventeen years ago. The closure has severely limited the community's access to information and impacted an entire generation of potential users including generations of children who never experienced a neighborhood library. Funds will be used to construct a new library in the Park Heights community at the intersection of Park Heights and Woodland Avenues. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban Strategies, Inc. |
The City of Baltimore and the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC) have been working to redevelop hundreds of public housing units at the Perkins-Somerset-Old Town sites into a vibrant, mixed-income community and to make major investments in improving neighborhood and resident outcomes. These federal funds will be used to complete construction and ensure the timely delivery of 802 units of mixed-income housing, which will surround a large central park and be anchored by the new K-8 City Springs School. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
L.A.M.B., Inc., CDC |
This project will serve as a safe sanctuary for families, women, and children who have survived domestic violence and abuse. Funds will be used to build an emergency housing facility for 50-70 families, including 100 beds, playrooms for the children, community space, and a kitchen and dining area. Rosa’s House will also assist residents in finding permanent housing and other services and will provide individual and family counseling and healthcare services. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
American Communities Trust, Inc. |
Last Mile Park is a one-mile urban ecological and public art trail that will loop through Amtrak’s eight overpasses, making it safe for residents north of the tracks to access the many publicly-funded amenities-parks, playgrounds and retail-to the south. Last Mile Park is planned as a one-mile urban ecological and public art trail that will loop through Amtrak's eight overpasses. The trail will take pedestrians on a tour of sculptural art, permanent artistic light installations, and green infrastructure while providing engaging information on the narratives and culture of East Baltimore and its residents. The project integrates the northern and southern neighborhoods around the railroad track, promoting one unified community. Federal funds will be used complete the remaining seven overpasses for Last Mile Park. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
BRIDGES Community Development Corporation |
The Belvedere Place Apartments project, a transformational mixed-use apartment complex, will lead the way for significant investment in the West Belvedere Avenue corridor across the street from the Pimlico Race Course by creating affordable rental housing. Funds will be used support construction of a 154-unit affordable apartment building to provide quality housing for families with low and moderate incomes that are 60% or less of the Area Medium Income. The facility will also include an internal court yard, fitness center, park, and gathering space for the community. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
The effects of more than a century of explicit and implicit segregation are evidenced inventory of nearly 15,000 vacant properties that Baltimore City works every day to maintain. The number of vacant properties in Baltimore City are directly tied to suburban flight and lack of access to capital to maintain homes to build intergenerational wealth. These properties contribute to neighborhood blight and are safety hazards for the community. Funds will be used for demolition in neighborhoods with a concentration of vacant properties and stabilization of vacant properties to ready them for future acquisition and rehabilitation. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of Baltimore |
Funds will be used to rehabilitate a building in Greater Rosemont to serve as an Intergenerational Center and support multiple generations of a family through Head Start classes and other community programming. While federal funds will primarily contribute to renovations to the section of the building that will house a Head Start program serving 120 children, the full project will include a community health clinic, behavioral health services for teens and adults, workforce development services, afterschool tutoring and summer programs, meeting rooms and community spaces, computer labs, a playground and open spaces for families, and two basketball courts. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beloved Community Services Corporation |
Juanita Jackson Mitchell was the first African-American woman to graduate from the University of Maryland Carey School of Law and practice law in the state of Maryland. Attorney Jackson Mitchell's law office in Baltimore has long been vacant and was purchased by Beloved Community Services Corporation as part of its efforts to preserve properties of historical significance to the African-American community and restore neighborhoods that have been destroyed by the long-standing practice of redlining and decades of governmental and institutional neglect. ROAR, a project of Mitchell's alma mater, University of Maryland, Baltimore, is a multi-disciplinary center where survivors of crime, violence, and harm can access wraparound legal, case management, and mental health services in one place, which research shows provides the best outcomes for survivors whose needs are myriad and complex. Funds will be used to renovate, restore and maintain the Juanita Jackson Mitchell Legal Center, and to provide initial funding for a satellite office of Rebuild, Overcome, and Rise (ROAR) Center of the University of Maryland, Baltimore. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Druid Heights CDC |
The Druid Heights CDC is a resident-driven, community-focused organization focused on development of residential and commercial properties alongside community outreach programs like housing counseling, re-entry programs, afterschool tutoring, and summer camp. Federal funds will be used to renovate the Druid Heights Maggie Quille Center to serve as a multipurpose center with two community spaces, a youth programming center, a computer lab, and nine offices. The community center also includes two vacant lots that have been transformed into a playground and outside green space. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MSBC Five Star Program, Inc. |
The Star Community Family Life Center will turn a former body shop into a space for a variety of multi-generational programs and services including the Youth 360 Program; supportive physical and mental health counseling and services offered to youth and adults; recreational space for activities; and meeting and training space for seminars, classes and workforce development. Federal funds will support the renovation. |
Baltimore County, Maryland |
MD |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The Penn Line is MARC Train's busiest commuter rail line, with over 55 weekday trains operating between 4:00 a.m. and midnight across 77 miles of track from end-to-end. Funds will be used to design a nine-mile segment of fourth track between Grove Interlocking near Odenton, Maryland and the Winans Interlocking near Halethorpe, Maryland, passing through the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) rail station. This fourth track will ensure uninterrupted service for MTA’s Penn Line as Amtrak starts to add additional Acela service along the corridor and allow for enhanced Penn Line service in the future. |
Anne Arundel County, Maryland |
MD |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East Baltimore Development, Inc. (EBDI) |
East Baltimore Development, Inc. is engaged in a multi-year revitalization project in the historic Middle East Neighborhood, now known as Eager Park. Federal funds will support infrastructure work at the Henderson-Hopkins Community School and commercial, retail, and residential development sites in the southeastern section of the EBDI project area including Eager Park. This work is necessary to develop new space for commercial tenants and a grocery store in what is now a food desert. Federal funds will be used to repair and upgrade public roadways, curbs and sidewalks; update streetscaping, lighting, and storm drainage systems; replace water mains and service lines; other infrastructure-related repairs and enhancements; and engineering design. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Frederick, MD |
The Frederick Community Action Agency serves 25,000 meals per year at the Soup Kitchen and provides food for 700 households per month with the Food Bank, ranging from very low-income families who use the foodbank on a regular basis to moderate-income families who are facing a financial crisis and need temporary assistance. Federal funds will support upgrades to the food distribution center and soup kitchen, which will allow for storage and distribution of fresh food and address current operational inefficiencies. Funds will also help construct a community garden to allow for onsite production of healthy produce and professional development to improve staff’s culinary skills. Finally, the project includes the renovation of an adjacent multi-family building that has 14 rooms of permanent supportive housing to serve Frederick’s most vulnerable community members. |
Frederick, Maryland |
MD |
$1,315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Washington County |
The current Boys & Girls Club clubhouse in Washington County has deteriorated to such a degree that it not only is no longer cost-effective to repair and large portions of the 28,000 square foot building now unusable. Federal funds will be used to build a new Boys & Girls Club clubhouse to provide a safe, secure, and optimized space for up to 500 youth per day, a new Teen Center, and career and workforce development programs. |
Hagerstown, Maryland |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wicomico County, Government |
The Salisbury – Wicomico Regional Airport plans to extend Runway 14-32 to meet existing performance needs of the incumbent air carrier, secure air service and airline jobs in the region, and provide for future needs to support demand and growth of the airport. Funds will be used to address wetland mitigation necessary to allow Runway 14-32 to be extended by 1200 feet in a sustainable way. |
Salisbury, Maryland |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The existing air traffic control tower (ACTC) at BWI Airport is the second oldest of its type in the nation and has passed its useful life, has line of sight issues, constrains growth, and lacks sufficient space to accommodate equipment or upgrades needed for mission-critical ATC services. The construction of a new ATCT at the Concourse D site approved by FAA blocks views of portions of the airfield from the existing ATCT and requires a temporary facility to be provided to control those areas. Federal funds will be used to renovate an existing unused ramp control tower to meet current building codes and provide air traffic controller equipment and communications to facilitate operations in conjunction with the existing tower during construction of the new ACTC. |
Anne Arundel, Maryland |
MD |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
The Riverside Park Pool was the first integrated swimming pool in Baltimore City in 1962. The late Congressman Elijah Cummings famously integrated the pool in 1962 at the age of 11 and upon completion of the improvements, the pool and bathhouse house will be named in honor of the Congressman. Currently Riverside Park averages a total over 100,000 visitors per year and has hosted a total 110 events, activities, and program league. Funds will be used for design and construction of renovations to the existing bathhouse and pool, including new locker rooms, covered pavilions, courtyard, shade structures, a splash pad/ wading pool, new pool decking, and upgraded pool systems. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Asian American Center of Frederick |
The 3E Center will provide space for programs and services for the Asian American communities in Frederick. Federal funds will be used to support the construction of the new center, which will include a daycare center, after school programs for elementary age students, a small gymnasium and multi-purpose space, and educational facilities such as classrooms, library, and a computer center. |
Frederick, Maryland |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Havre de Grace Colored School Museum and Cultu |
The Havre de Grace Colored School was built in 1912 as a primary school for African American students and was expanded in 1936 to include the first public high school for African American students. These buildings are an essential piece of Maryland’s history and stand today as a reminder and an educational opportunity of the African American history on the eastern shore. The Restoration and Preservation Project aims to fix the urgent issues the building is facing in order to protect the artifacts inside of the building and the actual building itself so it can be used as a cultural and community center. |
Havre de Grace, Maryland |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sandy Spring Museum |
The federal funding allocated will allow the Sandy Spring Museum to expand its physical location to include a 1,200 square foot Folklife Hub within the museum. Upon completion, the space will serve as a performance space for country folk artists who are immigrants, people of color, and members of underserved communities. This organization is unique as there is no other organization that specifically serves country folk artists. The additional space will permit the Sandy Spring Museum to continue to support artists in person as their services are currently delivered in a virtual setting as an effect of the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Montgomery County, Maryland |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation |
Congressionally Directed Spending funds will allow for the expansion of the Youth Development Park Initiative to 20 additional sites within the State of Maryland. Each park is a unique multipurpose, low-maintenance facility designed to provide a cohesive outdoor recreational and educational experience for children in at-risk communities. |
Maryland |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County |
The requested funding will be used to renovate an existing space, owned by Anne Arundel County, to house a nonprofit incubator and community space that will also include wellness services and programming. The funding specifically will renovate the restrooms, floors, and plumbing of the building. The investment into the existing building aims to provide a work space that takes advantage of post-pandemic industry trends to serve the needs of community members while also supporting nonprofits that provide a social return on investment. |
Maryland |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics – Hagerstown |
This project will support the 10,000 square foot expansion of the Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics- Hagerstown to house the growing program for Aviation Maintenance Technicians. The additional space for the program will allow the Institute to increase their current enrollment by 20% and focus on bringing equity to underserved populations by offering flexible educational opportunities for nontraditional students and underrepresented groups. The services housed by the additional space will address the labor needs of the high-preforming and resilient aviation industry while promoting economic growth and diversified training opportunities for underserved populations in the region. |
Hagerstown, Maryland |
MD |
$1,694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
10:12 Sports Inc. |
This request would fund the first phase of the West Baltimore Teen Achievement Center project for the purchase of a facility to provide community services to 13-21 year old males who live in historically marginalized areas in West Baltimore. The young men receive job training, mentorship, and leadership development, overall strengthening community bonds and reducing crime rates among young adults in West Baltimore. Upon completion of the project, the center will be a location for the program to administer its services and serve as a vital space within the community. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Queen Anne’s County’s transportation needs are unique in that Kent Island’s entire geography is bisected by U.S. 50/301 and creates challenges in connecting parallel transportation network. This project will create the first pedestrian and bicycle overpass over U.S. 50/301 in the County and connect the County’s existing trail networks. This will allow pedestrians to safely cross without encountering vehicle traffic, making the Island safety for resident and tourist access to employment, schools, services, parks, and retail opportunities. |
Queen Anne's County, Maryland |
MD |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition (MCRC) |
Using a multi-pronged service, technical assistance, outreach, and direct aid program, MCRC will improve the economic and health outcomes of low-and-moderate income households across Maryland who are currently burdened with medical debt. MCRC is proposing to bring on two complimentary staff to address this crisis, a Medical Debt Navigator and a Medical Debt Organizer. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mount Vernon Place Conservancy |
Mount Vernon Place is a public park in Baltimore that is a crumbling and unstable infrastructure in Baltimore City in need of federal investment for revitalization and restoration of the park. As the first monument to honor George Washington in the United States, the park is a registered National Historic Landmark District. In the heart of Baltimore City, Mount Vernon Place serves the diverse and middle class neighborhoods that surround the park through the various festivals, concerts, and events that are held on park grounds. The renovation of the park will historically preserve the park while adding 21st century updates for additional events to be held here and for visitors and residents to enjoy for years to come. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Somerset County Board of County Commissioners |
This project will construct a 10,000 to 15,000 square foot Community Center at Somerset County’s current outdoor recreation facility. This project will include a new double court gym, with track, activity and meeting rooms, administrative space and a synthetic turf field. Presently there is no facility like this in Somerset County but there is a tremendous need for such an amenity. |
Somerset County, Maryland |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester County Government |
This project will provide a new dedicated space for Worcester County’s After School Zone, Summer Camp, and other youth programs within the existing Worcester County Recreation Center. The new space would offer a designated space for youth programming and classes, in addition to restrooms, meeting space, and separate entrance, while freeing up and modernizing the current space utilized for youth activities. |
Worcester County, Maryland |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
African American Fire Fighters Historical Society |
Congressionally Directed Spending will allow the African American Fire Fighters Historical Society to purchase and restore the historic Oliver Community Firehouse into the International Black Fire Fighter Museum & Safety Education Center. The Museum and Safety Education Center will preserve not only the building but the long history of Black Firefighters working to protect their communities and share their stories with future generations. The museum aims to educate individuals about the work of African American firefighters but also inspire a new generation of fire fighters and people who are conscious of fire safety. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore County Government |
The Baltimore County Government requests funding for the design and construction of water play facilities at Northwest Regional Park in Western Baltimore County. The request meets the needs expressed by community members through a 2022 survey indicating a strong desire for water-based recreational facilities as the surrounding areas do not have access to waterfront beaches, parks, or outdoor pools. The investment in the park will give community members increased access to a park space to enjoy. |
Baltimore County, Maryland |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City Life Community Builders Ltd. |
Directly across from the Henderson Hopkins K-8 School is a vacant housing site that is becoming a health and safety issue. The conditions of these four blocks of blighted homes pose a danger to the community as they encase lead paint, asbestos, and other hazardous materials. The City Life Community Builders aims to transform this space with the development of 52 homes that will remove the safety and health hazard of the properties and turn them into affordable housing for Baltimore City families instead. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bowie |
Allen Pond Park is Bowie’s largest park with a playground, turf fields, and an amphitheater. The park is a hub for middle-income residents of all ages as it provides sport fields, an entertainment venue, cultural events, and exercise space. In a 2018 study, it was reported that out of the organized recreational sports groups in Bowie, 47.5% are Bowie residents participating in field sports and the remainder are regional users, displaying how the fields in the park serve both residents and those in the region. The investments in Allen Pond Park will allow for the space to continue to serve the middle-class residents and visitors of Bowie. |
Bowie, Maryland |
MD |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The Electric Transit System Project will provide a strategic upgrade to Annapolis' public transit services, help to alleviate traffic congestion, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and, in the short term, mitigate an acute parking shortage due to the reconstruction of the Hillman Garage. Funds will be used to purchase a new electric bus for the City’s Circulator service, four micro transit electric vehicles for a new service of short, frequent, fixed routes, and two passenger ferries for a new service to connect downtown Annapolis and Eastport, MD. Funds will also support a fare-free transit pilot program. |
City of Annapolis, Maryland |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This project seeks funding for Phase 2 of the multimodal infrastructure and public realm improvements at Baltimore Penn Station. Prior state and federal funding requests have focused on Phase 1: The MARC/Amtrak concourse expansion and infrastructure required to make this new facility functional. Phase 2 consists of the broader connectivity improvements needed to make Baltimore Penn Station a genuine multimodal transit hub and reconnect socioeconomically and racial/ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the heart of Baltimore City. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This project will support the design, engineering, and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process, and secure a Record of Decision for the development of a 19-mile fixed-route, high capacity transit service from the Branch Avenue Metrorail Station in Camp Springs to Waldorf/White Plains. The SMRT transit corridor benefits the resident population of approximately 439,000 with an estimated ridership of 28,000 people in Prince George’s and Charles Counties. This high-capacity transit service will alleviate one of the worst documented commutes in the Country, ignite job growth in Regional Activity Centers, help to correct the jobs imbalance between the western and eastern side of the D.C. metropolitan area, and invigorate the economy of Maryland. As the only region west of the Chesapeake Bay without high-capacity transit, this project is critical in bringing much needed relief to an area that is primarily limited to two constrained highway corridors. Completion of this project will ultimately bring economic and racial equity to this majority-minority region through job creation and job access. The increased employment and property values resulting from rapid transit are projected to expand the tax base by $5 Billion to $6 Billion, which in itself would cover the construction cost of the project. |
Charles County, Maryland |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This project will accelerate the transit oriented development of the Odenton MARC Station. The project will expand and enhance parking options for MARC commuters and develop a mix of commercial, retail, and housing uses that allow for more County residents to utilize the MARC Station. |
Anne Arundel County, Maryland |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This project will provide a multi-modal transportation center in Parole at the Westfield Annapolis Mall. The
facility will serve existing local and regional bus service, but will also be designed as an intermodal hub
with possible future connectivity to modes such as bikeshare, carshare, and ridehailing services.
|
Anne Arundel County, Maryland |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This project would fund the site acquisition and demolition, preliminary engineering and design, and updated cost estimates for improvements to the Aberdeen Train Station. The Aberdeen Train Station is a multi-modal transportation center offering daily commuter service on Amtrak and Maryland Area Regional Commuter (MARC) trains and the Harford Link Transit bus service. These improvements would remove the physical and economic barriers separating the City residents from U.S. Route 40, the multi-modal transportation uses, employment opportunities, and downtown services. |
Aberdeen, Maryland |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Montgomery and Howard Counties are committed to extending the Montgomery County Flash Bus System northward from its existing terminus in Burtonsville to Downtown Columbia, including stops in Maple Lawn and the Johns Hopkins Advanced Physics Lab. Federal funds to purchase four zero-emission buses will allow a bi-county bus with peak period service (3 morning and 3 evening trips) on an hourly headway. Montgomery will purchase, own and operate the vehicles, and Howard County will fund the annual operating costs for their share of this service. |
Montgomery County, Maryland |
MD |
$3,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
As the County transit system grows, the Prince George's County Department of Public Works and Transportation (DPW&T) needs an additional facility to store and maintain fixed route vehicles as capacity of the current primary facility has been exceeded thus impacting service delivery to our citizens, many of whom rely on this service as their primary means of transportation. |
Prince George's County, Maryland |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Montgomery County is committed to working to address the climate crisis on multiple fronts. Increasing the mode share of bicycling is a critical part of that effort. However, if people are worried their bicycle will be stolen or vandalized while parked, they are much less likely to travel by bike. This project will provide secure bike parking facilities in downtown Bethesda and downtown Silver Spring. Both proposed facilities are adjacent to transit hubs and the Capital Crescent Trail and are within major mixed-use downtown areas. |
Montgomery County, Maryland |
MD |
$428,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation will purchase a fleet of electric cargo bikes with a variety of configurations so that families can try and identify the bike that best suits their family and lifestyle. This program will allow residents to test whether electric assist-cargo bikes are suitable for their family and reduce environmental emissions from a reduction in vehicle traffic. |
Montgomery County, Maryland |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Driving simulator training is a proven technology to help reduce preventable accidents in the transit industry. A driving simulator training program will be developed and implemented within Montgomery County’s Ride On Operations Safety and Training Program. These simulators will be able to address high incident events, in a safe environment, enabling Montgomery County Ride On operators to be more vigilant in service. |
Montgomery County, Maryland |
MD |
$588,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The Eastern Bus Division is one of the Maryland Transit Administration’s bus maintenance and operations facilities in the Baltimore Region. The reconstruction of the Eastern Bus Division will transform the facility into an innovative, leading-edge facility that will house battery electric buses and be one of the few facilities in the United States specifically designed to address zero-emission buses. |
Baltimore City, Maryland |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Homeland Security |
City of Annapolis |
A regional economic hub, an international heritage site, and an iconic public space, City Dock is also at the front lines of climate change and endures an increasing number of punishing floods each year. The redesigned and reengineered City Dock will have a transformative effect on the downtown experience, the economy, and the environment. As a world-class waterfront park, the City Dock will be able to host more events, welcome more visitors, expand cultural programs, invigorate downtown commerce, and provide a 21st century complement to the Annapolis Historic District, and broader Capital city. The eligible activities requested for funding under the project include the development, design and construction of flood mitigation and resiliency infrastructure including installation of flood barriers, reduction in non-pervious areas, storm-drain improvements, storm water pump-stations and back-up power generators. This project has been certified to be eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Pre-Disaster Mitigation Projects Grant Program by the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, the total cost of this project is $40,000,000. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Prince George's County Government |
The County’s Emergency Operations Center’s content management system has reached its technological End of Life and has security vulnerabilities. This mission critical hardware must always operate and is necessary to support conferencing, virtual operations, and contemporary graphics needs during emergency operations activations for natural disasters or crisis events. Funds will be used to purchase a new content management system and a new weather monitoring system that will give County residents additional early warning to react to flash flooding events. This project has been certified to be eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program by the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, the total project cost is $600,000. |
Largo |
MD |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Allegany County Department of Emergency Services |
The Allegany County Department of Emergency Services is requesting funds to harden the entrance to the Emergency Operations Center and upgrade the Wi-Fi system within the EOC to meet the cyber security and high demand draws during activation. The entrance to the EOC side of the structure presents a physical security threat for theft, vandalism, natural disaster, manmade catastrophes, and accidental damage. This makes it a high risk vulnerable target. The hardening of the entrance would eliminate all of the above threats, bringing it up to the local and federal security standards. This project has been certified to be eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program by the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, the total project cost is $55,000. |
Cumberland |
MD |
$41,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Frederick County Government |
This capital facilities construction project will replace an adapted classroom utilized as the County’s Emergency Operations Center at the County’s Public Safety Training Facility and establish a centrally located Emergency Operations Center of an appropriate size to support senior government official coordination for a planned complex and/or large scale public event, or unannounced emergency or disaster event in the community. This will make meaningful and transformative investments in the capability and capacity to manage complex or large scale emergencies that may occur in Frederick County, MD in cooperation with our governmental or private sector utility partners. Under the direction of the County Executive, Frederick County Emergency Management partners with its municipal, county, state, and federal partners within Frederick County to prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies and disasters of many types. This project has been certified to be eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program by the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, the total project cost is $1,182,488. |
Frederick County |
MD |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Anne Arundel County Government |
Anne Arundel County will utilize federal funds to complete a needs assessment of the current configuration of the local Emergency Operations Center with a focus to improve coordination, communication and interoperability with local and State agencies that better aligns the facility with State and Federal Emergency Management and Homeland Security programs, initiatives, and requirements. The use of a fully interoperable, flexible, secure, and strategically located local Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will enhance the State’s capability to better respond and recover from emergencies and disasters affecting Maryland and the Baltimore region. This project has been certified to be eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program by the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, the total cost of this project is $3,125,000. |
Anne Arundel County |
MD |
$2,343,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Homeland Security |
St. Mary's County Government |
The County’s Emergency Operations Center requires an expansion to accommodate additional mission requirements and staffing space needs, these funds would assist in the expansion of the EOC by more than 2,360 square feet. The additional space will allow staff to work more efficiently and quicker response to weather and crisis events. This project has been certified to be eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program by the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, the total project cost is $2,025,000. |
St. Mary's County |
MD |
$1,537,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Garrett County Government |
This will allow for the purchase emergency radio equipment to support public information alerts and warnings in coordination with the capabilities from the Emergency Operations Center. This interoperability capabilities are core functions of an Emergency Operations Center and are delineated in the emergency support functions outlined by Garrett’s Emergency Operations Plan. The backup equipment will allow the Emergency Operations Center to have 2-way radio communications and effectively communicate via radio with local, state, and federal agencies. The equipment will allow the Emergency Communications Center to operate as a fully functional backup 9-1-1 Center in the event of a situation or failure at the primary site. This project has been certified to be eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Grant Program by the Maryland Department of Emergency Management, the total project cost is $942,542. |
Garrett County |
MD |
$706,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Baltimore County Government |
This project will conduct extensive modeling of future flooding scenarios under various storm intensities and combinations of green and gray infrastructure to better understand how to reduce flood-risk in the historic African-American neighborhood of Turner Station, Maryland. The County will utilize the funding in a way that works with community members and stakeholders to plan for future scenarios and appropriate mitigation options. This project has been certified to be eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Pre-Disaster Mitigation Projects Grant Program by the Maryland Department of Emergency Management. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland Eastern Shore |
The UMES Developing Aviation Tools and Training to Mitigate Geographic Health Disparities project will expand the capacity and capabilities of the existing Aviation Science program at UMES and allow students to apply their Aviation Science training to address local health disparities and enhance health care delivery. Funds will be used to pay for the establishment of new partnerships with regional nonprofit organizations, develop new curriculum and training programs, and conduct new program activities for students. |
Princess Anne, Maryland |
MD |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Older Adults living in Baltimore City are at risk of losing their independence due to a lack of in-home services for homebound adults. This project aims to provide direct services to more than 435 individuals who are in need of care but ineligible for Medicaid, as well as providing more than 5,400 individuals with outreach and care coordination services at each of Baltimore City’s 13 senior centers. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Living Classrooms Foundation |
The Living Classrooms’ Job Training for Returning Citizens/Environmental Equity Tree Planting Project will work to annually train up to 24 apprentices who are returning citizens to Baltimore with skills in planting and care of trees that will be planted in disinvested communities in East Baltimore. Together, this will allow returning citizens to have a pathway to employment post incarceration while providing community beautification and revitalization work. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Towson University |
As the decline in teaching degree production is more a product of lack of demand than capacity constraints, Towson University (TU) proposes to develop a campaign to recruit and incentivize students to enter the teaching profession. This proposal will prioritize first generation and underrepresented students for recruitment and training to become future teachers in the State of Maryland. This project aims to address Maryland’s teacher shortage by increasing the number of graduates of TU’s nationally recognized education programs. By targeting career changers through our Master’s in Teaching (MAT) program and undergraduate transfer students, TU aims to turn the invested funds into qualified teacher candidates with a short turnaround time. |
Towson, Maryland |
MD |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sinai Hospital of Baltimore |
The Sinai Hospital Emergency Department Modernization project ensures that Sinai is able to meet the needs of all patients more efficiently and effectively by fixing the physical structure and technological capabilities that serves as a barrier to such care. Sinai ED is one of only four Level II Trauma Centers in the state. The renovation addresses the increasing rates of trauma patients by increasing the size and scope of all ED trauma bays. This project improves care for behavioral health patients by allowing separate and immediate access to the ED for these patients, affording them privacy and expedited entry into the facility. Additionally, this project will allow for the renovation of behavioral health rooms to provide for more comfortable settings for unavoidable long-term stays. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cecil County Government |
Cecil County Department of Emergency Services proposes to develop a full Mobile Integrated Heath (MIH) program. EMS operational programs such as ours have always encountered patients with chronic conditions who call 9-1-1 repetitively to access health care because they have little resources otherwise. Currently, EMS must respond and transport the patient to the emergency department. Although these patients receive care, it is sporadic and lacks a managed approach to their care. Funding will be utilized to establish a MIH program for the purposes of ensuring all patients get the most appropriate care while making efficient use of health care resources. |
Cecil County |
MD |
$219,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennedy Krieger Institute |
The Kennedy Krieger Pediatric Post COVID-19 Rehabilitation Clinic is the only pediatric long-COVID clinic in Maryland that offers direct patient care and educational opportunities for clinicians and educators. In order to enhance the services offered at the Clinic, funds are requested would provide for renovations to patient safety within the clinic and the purchase of equipment and software used to treat patients. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary's College of Maryland |
St. Mary’s College of Maryland’s (SMCM’s) new Marine Science Program - the first and only of its kind in the state - launched in Fall 2021. Supporting the equipment needed for the marine science program is essential to making this a premier marine science program on the Chesapeake Bay. The College’s new Marine Science program requires the 30-year-old existing aquatic holding lab in Schaefer Hall, and its infrastructure, to be modernized and expanded. In addition, the growing marine science major, currently in the top ten of requested majors at SMCM, will increase the pressure on this facility, requiring the conversion of an adjacent room to an additional aquatic holding and research space. |
St. Mary's City |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Asian American Center of Frederick |
The AACF Family Support Center is one of the FSC representing the pursuit of a vision: To address some of the State's most pressing social problems and to put in place a prevention mechanism, a front end, to the State's crisis-oriented human services delivery system. Congressionally Directed Spending funds can provide funding for equipment and trainings necessary to provide adequate culturally relevant and language appropriate services to the children that AACF Family Support Centers serve. |
Frederick County |
MD |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Park West Health System |
The Park West Health System Capital Expansion Project will expand and renovate the more than 70 year old facility that serves as the current home of Park West Health System. It will enable the expansion and the delivery of existing health, dental, behavior and mental services while integrating new disciplines such as psychotherapy and youth intervention; enable patient access and flow; consolidate departmental operations; bring the building up to today’s building standards and codes by addressing structural, coding and ADA compliance issues; and bequeath the structure with an exterior makeover. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Central Chesapeake Region, Inc. |
Children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities frequently have co-occurring mental health diagnoses and do not receive adequate services to support their mental health needs. They are turned away from major mental health providers because clinicians do not feel capable or comfortable providing therapy to people with disabilities. The ARC of the Central Chesapeake Region requests funds to provide appropriate mental health services to these underserved individuals, with funding utilized to hire staff to provide these necessary services. |
Severn |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roberta's House |
Roberta's House has been meeting a need for trauma-informed, culturally responsive grief support in Maryland for 15 years. The organization provides services in Baltimore City (serving the greater Baltimore area) and Prince George's County—two counties in Maryland where residents experience various and multiple traumatic losses. Roberta's House provides youth, family, and adult supportive services and community-centered support. We address grief in the context of other losses and hardships that youth, families, and adults have experienced, including community violence and crime, parental incarceration, family separation and deportation, entry into the foster care system, and poverty. With the increase in unresolved grief as a result of COVID-19 and the loss of employment, family members, and a sense of normalcy, additional funding can expand the ability of Roberta’s House to serve the Greater Baltimore and Prince George’s community mental health service needs. |
Baltimore and Prince George's County |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chesapeake College |
Chesapeake College is an essential economic engine that provides vital training to students to improve employment prospects, drives local business, and fuels growth within the five-county service region of Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's and Talbot counties on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The college offers a large selection of credit and continuing education classes designed to help students prepare for transfer to upper-level institutions, immediate entry into a career, or enhancement of work-related skills. Federal funds will support expansion of the welding program – a highly in-demand skill – with a Mobile Welding Training Lab designed to reach students where they live and work. Funds will also be used for the creation of an Advanced Manufacturing Program that will provide training in Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Plasma, Computer Numerical Control Router, 3D Printing, Universal Laser Systems and Robotics. |
Talbot County |
MD |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Frostburg State University |
Frostburg State University’s Maryland Accelerates Program is a teacher-residency program that provides a living stipend for students in the Master of Arts in Teaching program and pairs them with mentor teachers at participating local schools so they can serve full time for a school year as a Teacher Resident and earn their Masters in Teaching on an accelerated schedule. This program allows future teachers to develop relationships in the community and encourages retention of teachers in the area, while also supporting staffing needs at the schools during their residency [?]. Since its launch in 2019, 23 students have been enrolled in two cohorts, and a third cohort expanded the program range to include Washington County Public Schools. Federal funds will expand the program for additional cohorts and allow Frostburg State University to engage with other school systems for Teacher Resident placement. |
Frostburg, Maryland |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Mission Cambridge |
One Mission Cambridge is a new, faith-based initiative, serving the community with excellence, collecting data on those being serviced, and expand services to meet community needs. Collectively, the other faith based organizations participating in this initiative have served the community for many, many decades through a variety of programs that combat social justice issues. One Mission Cambridge is bringing these efforts together to make services within the community more accessible and impactful. |
Cambridge, Maryland |
MD |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Prince George's County |
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) are a historically disadvantaged community, most often overlooked or disregarded by society as a whole. The Arc Prince George's County is the oldest and largest provider of disability services in the County and is a "one stop shop" for services for individuals with I/DD and their families, delivering comprehensive, person-centered support that meets the needs of individuals throughout their lifespan. The Arc of Prince George’s County serves more than 550 individuals and families on a daily basis, and reach an additional 2,500 community members annually. Federal funds will allow The Arc to expand its individualized, comprehensive services to address a tremendous backlog of evaluations, services and education resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic using a multi-pronged approach to filling gaps in service and help youth with I/DD prepare for life after school and support adults with developmental disabilities with immediate, basic needs. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bowie State University |
Bowie State University’s Center for Data Science and Data Analytics Center is a focal point for university-wide data science and analytics efforts. There is a critical need for curriculum development, teacher preparation and workforce development in this area throughout the State of Maryland, with future demands in both the private and public sector. The funding will support research and curriculum development to support the needs of Maryland minority and underprivileged communities and businesses with data-driven needs and prepare a predominantly underrepresented population in STEM fields to meet the 21st-century challenges that can be aided with the integration of data science and data analytics. |
Bowie, Maryland |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Transforming Lives CDC |
STEMcx offers tutoring, virtual camps and workshops, field trips and high school internships focusing on the STEM education to over 500 students in Baltimore year-round. Through their free one-on-one tutoring programming in math and science, they have recruited volunteers from local colleges to tutor over 100 Baltimore area students in the last two years. These federal funds would allow STEMcx to scale up their free tutoring program to double the number of students served. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lieber Institute, Inc. |
The African American Neuroscience Research Initiative (AANRI) is a "ground-up" collaboration formed by African American community leaders in Baltimore, MD in partnership with the Lieber Institute for Brain Development (LIBD), a not-for-profit research institute, and Morgan State University, a historically black college and university (HBCU). The AANRI aims to establish a road map to help close the gap in health disparities and accelerate research efforts that will lead to new treatments for brain disorders and is focused on increasing equity across the biomedical research landscape. The lack of diversity in research can be seen in the poor clinical outcomes of patients seeking mental health and neurological health care services here in Baltimore City and throughout underserved communities in Maryland. Federal funds will be used to purchase a state of the art mass spectrometer system to advance LIBD’s capacity and capabilities in clinical and translational neuroscience as part of the AANRI. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of MD Center for Environmental Science |
UMCES Appalachian Laboratory has had recent success in enhancing diversity in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), particularly in underserved areas of rural western Maryland and urban Baltimore to students who are veterans, first-generation, and/or from underrepresented minorities. There is high demand for such opportunities in environmental fields, but high schools and undergraduate-serving institutions, particularly in the central Appalachians and inner cities, often lack capacity and/or research infrastructure to provide such experiences. This requires expansion of IT infrastructure and educational support tools – computer hardware and software that can support data visualization. |
Maryland |
MD |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Notre Dame of Maryland University |
Notre Dame of Maryland University (NDMU) proposes a comprehensive investment in growing the pipeline of in-demand primary care and other health professional fields in Maryland, specifically Physician Assistants, Occupational Therapists, and Family Nurse Practitioners, through curriculum development and deployment, faculty, as well as specific equipment and technology enhancements. This project will work to address healthcare workforce shortages in primary care and other health professionals and create professional pipelines of high quality health care practitioners for Maryland’s future |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$963,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HER Resiliency Center |
Additional funding for the HER Resiliency Center project will increase the available staff to be able to serve survivors of sex trafficking with appropriate mental health recovery and wellness service. The increased ability to offer new levels of emotional support that each woman requires in order for her to stabilize, heal and continue her journey to self-sufficiency requires will accelerate the recovery process for survivors and place them on track to reenter the workforce and establish long-term self-sufficiency. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Justice and Recovery Advocates, Inc. |
The Choose Life Recovery and Re-entry Services Expansion Project provides programs and services to individuals who suffer from mental health and substance use disorders. The expansion of current services includes the development of a volunteer and internship program, re-entry and case management services in partnership with the Office of the Public Defender, plans for sustainable employment, peer support services, harm reduction and education services, family support services, and recovery and re-entry wellness programs. |
Frederick County |
MD |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC) |
The Campus Peer Tutoring Program aims to expand the tutoring services offered for University of Maryland Global Campus students. The peer tutoring aspect encourages students to be less intimidated and more likely to ask questions to receive help on their schoolwork. Peer tutors themselves also increase their learning and become role models for active learning. With many of the students at UMGC requiring flexible schedules due to a full time job, caretaking, or military service, flexible tutoring and additional support is required. |
Prince George's |
MD |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Warrior Canine Connection, Inc. |
The Warrior Canine Connection’s Mission Based Trauma Recovery (MBTR) Program serves to work directly with Veterans as part of their rehabilitation program. Especially in the aftermath of COVID, the person-to-person contact this program offers is a critical factor in improving Veterans’ wellbeing. The dogs trained under this program will allow an additional 600 unique wounded Veterans. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Technology Council of Maryland, Inc. (MTC) |
The Maryland Tech Council’s (MTC) BioHub Maryland Pathways program is designed to accelerate learning of life sciences so participants can quickly find their first well-paying quality job on their career path. Maryland’s life science companies have an outsized demand for skilled talent and that demand is expected to grow 10-20% over the next five years. There is a critical need for new training programs to provide a qualified workforce for company expansions and for new manufacturing enterprises locating in Maryland. |
Frederick County |
MD |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hagerstown Goodwill Industries dba Horizon Goodwil |
Congressionally Directed Spending can assist the Hagerstown Health HUB IDDT Team project expand the capacity of organizations to provide wrap around services to individuals who are suffering from substance use disorders. Funds will provide training in stages of change, motivational interviewing, and dual disorder treatment. |
Hagerstown, Maryland |
MD |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Washington Medical Center |
Southwest Prince George’s County is currently at a crisis level with diabetes and there are not adequate health services in the area to mitigate the high levels of diabetes within the community. In 2019, it was reported the 13.8% of residents live with diabetes. The trend is rising and is a racial disparity issue as more African Americans have diabetes than white residents. The Cardiovascular Center for Diabetic Patients will address the rising diabetes issue and give Prince George’s County proper access to health services. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prince George's Community College |
In seeking to meet the growing needs of Maryland’s health care workforce, Prince George’s Community College seeks funding to expand and enhance both its registered nursing (RN) associate of science degree and certified nursing assistant (CNA) programs. This will build and enhance pathways to successful careers in nursing for hundreds of students and better positioning the state of Maryland to meet the growing and changing healthcare needs of Marylanders. The initiative will build the College’s nursing program enrollment capacity by 25%, allowing for up to 100 nursing students each year to enroll; and build PGCC’s CNA program capacity by 60 additional students each year. Additionally, the programs will be strengthened in their ability to prepare students for licensure and certification exams and workforce placement through enhanced practical and clinical experiences. |
Largo, Maryland |
MD |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore |
The UMB CURE Scholars Program is a groundbreaking year-round program that seeks to empower middle school and high school students in West Baltimore to by engaging them in hands-on research and experiments and preparing them for health care and STEM-related career opportunities. CURE remains in contact with their scholars through college to provide continued support and opportunities to engage with new young scholars in the program. Federal funding will be used to provide services to program participants and their families and for the purchase of program supplies and transportation for the afterschool and summer programs. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Government |
The White Flint Institute for Computational Life Science in Montgomery County (the Institute) is planned as a partnership among Montgomery County, the University of Maryland College Park (UMCP) and the University of Maryland Baltimore, and the State of Maryland, to harness the tremendous public and private sector life science assets in the Montgomery County and the computational expertise of UMCP. This partnership will accelerate discoveries and advances in life sciences, biomanufacturing, and medicine. The Institute ultimately will be located in Montgomery County, in the North Bethesda White Flint area adjacent to the North Bethesda (White Flint) Metro station and is intended to kickstart an economic resurgence in the area, with a wide variety of new employment opportunities for current and future residents. This funding will support the acquisition of computational equipment at the new White Flint Institute for Computational Life Science in Montgomery County, which will use that equipment to explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning and virtual reality can help accelerate discoveries in life science and medicine. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hood College |
Building on Hood College’s commitment to leverage their expertise and resources to contribute to the financial, social, and cultural health of the Frederick community and provide a diverse array of applied learning opportunities for their students, the College will establish the Data-Driven Frederick as a distinctive and innovative research center. The Center will serve to collect, aggregate, and make available via an interactive website the vital regional indicators for the greater Frederick community and provide the region’s public and private decision makers with the big data they need to make informed and fiscally responsible decisions. Funds are requested to support the initial personal and program costs, student stipends, technology, and professional development. |
Frederick, Maryland |
MD |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Garrett Regional Medical Center |
In order to more appropriately serve Garrett Regional Medical Center patients, funding is requested to purchase and install an Electronic Health Record (EHR) system that will enable the rural medical center to connect easily and seamlessly with the large health system with which it is affiliated, West Virginia University Medicine, and to provide better, more coordinated care for the people of its service area. The grant would also cover the “community connect” for two surgical practices that provide surgical services at the hospital. This funding will reduce the cost burden of the EHR project on the hospital and clinics allowing more resources to go towards patient care for an underserved population. |
Oakland, Maryland |
MD |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Transforming Lives CDC |
In order to increase the size of the pipeline of African Americans in the STEM workforce, Transforming Lives CDC proposes to scale up an existing program that provides College readiness programming place 50 students from underrepresented communities in 8-week paid summer experiences working directly with local companies and organizations in the areas of STEM. In addition to gaining intern experiences directly in STEM, they will get college readiness preparation tailored to students in this area of interest, as well as individualized supports on how to file for Federal Financial Aid and mentally prepare for college. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$195,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore Alliance for Careers in Healthcare |
The BACH Training Institute is a comprehensive approach to economic justice in Baltimore City as it targets unemployed and underemployed Baltimore City residents by providing free training in high-demand healthcare fields and coaching services to encourage career retention and progression. The program aims to decrease the unemployment rates while addressing the needs of the healthcare workforce for additional employees. The project will cultivate a workforce in the healthcare sector that will contribute to the tax base, eliminate housing and food insecurity, while fostering economically stable households for families and children. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$827,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CASA |
CASA's Community Health and Social Services Access Program seeks to eliminate barriers preventing low-income immigrant and Latino communities from accessing healthcare and critical safety net services. CASA's model is to navigate community members through health and human service systems and partner with other community clinics and partner organizations to provide outreach, education, and direct care. Within this model, CASA educates, refers, and advocates for community members to get access to the care they need through wraparound support provided by our team of hotline operators, systems navigators, health promoters, and medical interpreters, directly addressing barriers to service access – be they cultural, linguistic, or economic barriers. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CASA |
CASA's Workforce & Community Development project is a piece of CASA’s mission to help low-income immigrants succeed by connecting workers with economic opportunities and providing support to encourage long-term success. The program aims to increase equity in marginalized communities, while ensuring the Hispanic community that there is an organization fighting for them and helping immigrants assimilate into the United States to become productive members within communities. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
End Hunger in Calvert County |
The Culinary Workforce Development Program provides services to individuals with disabilities and requires expansion as it is at its capacity. The program has found that if students are not actively engaging learned skills after graduation, they are less likely to gain employment. To increase employment rates of graduates, End hunger has implemented an alumni refresher class to reengage graduates. The program aims to increase employment rates of individuals with disabilities while working with local partners to connect businesses to a previously untapped employee market. |
Calvert County |
MD |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The National Aquarium, Inc. |
The National Aquarium’s Statewide Conservation Educational Programming project would expand the ability of Maryland students to participate in the internationally recognized National Aquarium programs. Specifically, the National Aquarium is seeking support for the following programs: Terrapins in the Classroom; AquaPartners; outreach programs; and professional development for instructors. Public support would allow the National Aquarium to reduce barriers to access for these educational programs, including fees, to increase access to schools who are currently unable to participate. In a typical year, these programs serve more than 13,000 participants and cost around $30 per participant. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$401,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morgan State University |
The Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences program at Morgan State University will serve as a feeder program for medical school, drawing from the students from traditionally underrepresented background to increase diversity in Masters and Doctoral programs. The implementation of the program will increase the number of primary care physicians in the healthcare industry, increase diversity, and increase access to care for populations in urban and underserved areas. The COVID-19 pandemic has furthered the need for primary care physicians to address the health disparities in Maryland. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Maryland |
The United for Child Care program is targeted to reduce the cost of child care for Marylanders and simultaneously increase the number of children entering Kindergarten prepared to learn. The program aims to increase the amount of individuals entering the childcare industry, support the current home-based providers, and United Way Family Centers to help increase the providers available while keeping child care financially obtainable. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore County |
The Partnership Interventions to Increase Underrepresented Minority Students in Public Health Workforce is an initiative to recruit and support African American and Latino students from high school, specifically those from lower income backgrounds, preparing them for leadership careers in public health. This program is designed to overcome structural barriers to advanced degree attainment in public health, streamline pipelines from undergraduate to graduate and workforce, integrate with community mentors, and increase African American and Latino representation within public health workforce leadership. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Collee of Baltimore County |
The Community College of Baltimore County plans to expand their current CDL program in order to meet the needs of the workforce and have the capacity to provide additional students instruction. With Baltimore being the third-highest number of Transportation, Distribution and Logistic employers in Maryland, the college can prepare students to enter the workforce while filling empty jobs, resulting in lower unemployment, and positively effecting the economy. Additionally, the College has experienced a high volume of enrollment, creating a need for additional space and materials to teach students. The expansion of the program will include the ability to support more women, veterans, and at-risk populations to enter the trucking industry. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$721,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Easter Seals Serving DC|MD|VA, Inc. |
Easter Seals Behavioral Health Clinic will provide behavioral health and supportive services to military family members regardless of discharge status or ability to pay. The clinic in Prince George’s County will be modeled after the successful Cohen Clinic that is expected to provide over 7,000 therapy services this year alone. The services provided by the clinic address the inaccessibility of behavioral health services due to geographical and financial issues to residents of Prince George’s County. The Easter Seals aims to provide equitable, inclusionary and accessible services through direct and community services. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Frederick County Government |
Crisis Stabilization Center is a nontraditional access point for individuals who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis and provides individuals with the appropriate resources and services during a crisis that does not involve first responders. The center aims to close the gap in the continuum of care for individuals in distress, providing immediate and supervised care while also reveling the burden by first responders and our hospitals diverting these individuals from emergency rooms. The funding will allow the organization to purchase equipment and technology for the center to allow for a more efficient and capable way to provide services to individuals in need. |
Frederick County |
MD |
$698,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Collee of Baltimore County |
CCBC is the largest provider of Maryland undergraduate healthcare education. The college trains approximately 1,200 healthcare students each year (300 nurses and 900 allied health professionals). All allied health programs such as dental hygiene are nationally accredited, have strong board pass rates, and produce graduates in high demand as employees in the various healthcare industries in the Baltimore-Washington, DC region. Federal funds will support the next generation of nurses and allied health professionals by ensuring they are trained in state-of-the-art laboratory and classroom spaces. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$2,478,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Identity of Maryland, Inc. AKA Identity, Inc. |
The Encuentros: Scaling a Community-Based Model of Emotional Healing project contributes to an equitable pandemic recovery in Maryland through mental health services to a historically underserved community. Participants will receive nine sessions through the program. The program aims to alleviate pressure on the current mental health system and addresses the urgent need for youth and family mental health supports by facilitating the scalability of an effective, evidence-based model of emotional healing designed with and for the Latino community. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melwood |
Melwood’s neurodiverse workforce program, abilIT, assist individuals in filling an unmet technical need in the workforce, provide job opportunities for people with disabilities who are at greater risk of under- or unemployment, and enable independent living for people with disabilities, thereby reducing reliance on government services as they transition into full employment. Funds will be utilized to support up to trainees with classes and support to prepare them to earn industry-recognized certifications and for successful careers in tech and tech-adjacent fields, as well as work with employers to place candidates and offer co-worker training sessions. |
Prince George's |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Office of the Prince George's County Executive |
The Youth @ Work is a summer youth enrichment program that provides students with early career trainings and work opportunities. A future issue for Prince George’s County is the significant percentage of existing employees who are eligible for retirement within the next five years. This program aims to meet the upcoming needs of the local job market by preparing students to take on jobs that will open up soon. The program will produce students who are equipped to enter the workforce in a technology-based economy, assisting with unemployment rates and the local economy. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$3,070,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Howard County Autism Society |
The Autism Hiring Program is an initiative that advances workplace neurodiversity and acceptance, creating a network of businesses to an untapped workforce of skilled Autistic adults that are not supported by existing systems. The funding will support the society’s efforts of creating a demonstration project that will help expand the successful program, placing it on the path to be financially stable. COVID-19 has exacerbated the inequitable employment opportunities for individuals with autism and this program works to make the job market more accessible to all. |
Howard County |
MD |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore |
The Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology Research (IBBR) is a joint research institute formed by the University of Maryland, College Park, the University of Maryland, Baltimore, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology to foster cross-disciplinary team research that advances Maryland’s critical biotech economy. Federal funds would be used to purchase a 300 kV Cryogenic Electron Microscope (Cryo-EM), which can be used to accelerate the discovery, development, and manufacturing of therapeutics, modern medicines, and vaccines. By locating this advanced technology at IBBR, it will also be available to undergraduate and graduate students at UMBC, UMB, and UMCP, strengthening research opportunities for our future STEM workforce. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Law In Action (CLIA) |
The Community Law in Action (CLIA) program offers three programs and initiatives tailored to supporting the K-12 educational services and post-secondary education projects with a focus on student and youth leadership, voice, agency, and advocacy throughout Baltimore and the State of Maryland. The various programs address the issues of young unemployment, lack of employable skills, and juvenile crime rates while encouraging youth civic participation. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sheppard Pratt Health System, Inc. |
There is a rising issue of adults with serious mental health issues turning to emergency rooms during times of crisis, this crowds emergency rooms and does not always confirm adequate services to individuals in need. The development of the center addresses this issue as it creates an alternative and affordable space for individuals to obtain treatment. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chinese Culture and Community Service Center, Inc. |
The Chinese Culture and Community Service Center, Inc., (CCACC) Health Center project will assist with the renovation and purchase of capital equipment’s for a new health care center site. The new clinic site will take up to 10,000 square feet, which will house a primary care clinic, a rehabilitation (OT+PT) center, a radiology clinic, a dental clinic and a retail pharmacy space in one location. This one-stop community health center will dedicate to provide culturally tailored health and social services to the 413,063 Asian American residents in Maryland and other Asian American residents in its adjacent area. The requested funding will help to pay for renovation of the space and clinic furniture and equipment. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$1,112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of MD Charles Regional Medical Center |
The expansion and modernization of the UM Charles Regional Medical Center is an effort to expand the available services provided to the community. The growing behavioral health crisis has called for an expansion of services and space in order to address the crisis while not straining emergency departments. Additional room is required to adequately house more patients but also to increase the ability to social distance patients and protect them from getting one another sick. The hospital serves the most underserved and vulnerable populations in Charles County. This investment will help more people obtain the appropriate needed services while not engaging in costly interventions such as psychiatric hospitalizations or criminal justice involvement. |
Charles County |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Maryland |
The funding for United Way of Central Maryland will be allocated towards the implementation of the Young Men United program at two Baltimore high schools in the 2022-2023 school year, Benjamin Franklin High School and Patterson High School. Young Men United is an equity and education initiative designed to support young men of color with their vocational pursuits. The program aims to close the racial wealth gap through the offering of career support services while students are in high school. The program aims to serve 250 local young men of color over nine years by preparing students to enter the job force post-graduation. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Allegany College of Maryland |
The Educators building Resilience Through Mind-Body Medicine addresses the geological challenges faced by those in Allegany County that limit resident’s access to mental health and recovery resources. The program aims to close the gaps in prevention, education, non-pharmacological treatment and recovery in Western Maryland. |
Cumberland, Maryland |
MD |
$1,118,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
For All Seasons, Inc. |
Maryland’s shortage of mental health workers, particularly in rural areas, has intensified throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. For All Seasons currently offers outpatient mental health, psychiatric, education, and rape crisis services to communities on the Eastern Shore, and they will use federal funds to grow its Center for Learning, establishing the mental health training academy as a resource for healthcare providers statewide. In addition to offering virtual and in-person trainings, the Center will coordinate the credentialing of clinicians in various disciplines, growing the numbers of highly-qualified mental health care providers across Maryland. |
Talbot County |
MD |
$2,193,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Black Maternal and Infant Health program is Baltimore City’s infant and maternal mortality prevention strategy that provides Black mothers maternal care and a network of other expecting mothers and healthcare professionals. There is a Black-white gap in infant mortality, in Baltimore and nationally, the program provides care and support to expecting mothers to close the gap and help save Black mothers and children. This community-based approach has been the model for cities all over the county to implement similar programs. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley |
The Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley (GIMV) project will help service members, veterans, first responders and their families in Frederick and Carroll Counties gain digital skills and other skills that are in high demand by Frederick and Carroll County employers. The purpose of this program is to upskill individuals so they can qualify for job opportunities with local employers, at higher wages, and help move them above the living wage. |
Frederick |
MD |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Johns Hopkins University |
CAPABLE is a person-directed, home-based program that addresses both function goals and the home environment. It is a time-limited, four to five-month program integrating services from an occupational therapist (OT), a registered nurse (RN), and a handy worker who work together with the older adult to set goals and direct action plans that change behaviors to improve health, independence, and safety. Participants learn new skills, exercises, and how to work with additional tools/equipment/home modifications to improve function and safety. CAPABLE focuses on prevention and problem-solving, building skills that participants can use in the future. Federal funds would allow the Johns Hopkins HealthCare program to reach an additional 100 households within Baltimore City, yielding an estimated $5,000,000 in healthcare savings driven by reductions in both inpatient and outpatient expenditures. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$472,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Baltimore Urban League |
Urban Tech Jobs 3.0 is a workforce development program that focuses on recruiting individuals from marginalized communities and veterans to develop a skillset that will help them achieve sustainable employment. The program targets individuals who face barriers to entering the workforce and works to equip them with the skills needed to remove the barriers to full participation in American society. With Baltimore’s tech sector rapidly increasing, there is a rising need for trained employees in tech jobs. The program works to fill these jobs while decreasing unemployment rates that disproportionally affect minority groups. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Human Services Coalition of Prince Gorge's County |
Nonprofit Prince George’s Nonprofit Navigator Program is an experiential internship program that is designed to engage college students in the nonprofit sector by teaching them new skills and enhancing existing ones while learning about race equity and working to eliminate historic barriers. This program works on supporting the development, replication, and dissemination of innovative solutions to help solve this widespread challenge through taking in eligible college students who would otherwise not be financially able to dedicate themselves to the nonprofit sector. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$1,388,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LET'S GO Boys & Girls |
LETS GO intends to address the significant disparities currently present between underserved youth and STEM education and careers. The project will foster long-term youth interest in STEM and translate that interest into professional success through STEM education and workforce development experiences for every youth age group up to the start of a post-college professional career. |
Anne Arundel County |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coppin State University |
Coppin State University’s Nursing Program provides a steady pool of qualified health care workers to serve Maryland health care needs, including some of our most vulnerable populations. In order to assist Coppin State students in advancing into the health care workforce, funds are requested that can assist students in preparing for the NCLEX exam required to secure employment in the health care sector. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$53,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Historic Sotterley, Inc. |
The Historic Sotterley project will allow students from historically underserved Title I schools to participate in the educational programming offered by at the Historic Sotterley site through a waiver of fees and covering of charter bus fees. This National Historic Landmark site has buildings from the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries that connect visitors to the site’s interpreted history. |
St. Mary's County |
MD |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MedStar Curtis National Hand Center |
MedStar Curtis National Hand Center has plans to fully renovate the second-floor clinical area of their hand center. Completely transforming this space, the leading-edge design will incorporate industry proven features that result in improved patient flow, better patient outcomes, higher associate and patient satisfaction, enhanced teaching oversight of civilian and military fellows and technological advancements in this medical subspecialty. The proposed new design will incorporate well lighted, open spaces that feature comfortable furniture and relaxing art with a larger, well-appointed patient and family area, a more efficient and logical layout, and optimized workspaces that utilize X-ray, ultrasound and fluoroscopy equipment. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Baden Medical Services |
Greater Baden Medical Services, established in 1972, is requesting $5,000,000 in Community Project Funding to build a new state-of-the-art outpatient medical facility in the historically medically underserved community of Capitol Heights, MD. Since its establishment, the medical caseload has continued to expand commensurate with the growing health care needs of the largely uninsured and under-employed population. Currently, Greater Baden operates three non-contiguous clinic locations in Capitol Heights, all three of which are housed in aging, converted retail storefronts, whose plumbing infrastructure makes further clinic expansion difficult if not impossible. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adoptions Together |
Transforming Prince George’s County through Trauma-informed Care introduces action for community-wide intervention that brings increased awareness of trauma and its impact on the children and families of Prince George’s County. Funding for this project would be used to expand the depth and breadth of their trauma-informed training for organizations that work with children and families in Prince George's County. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Afro Charities, Inc. |
Congressionally Directed Spending funds can be used to redevelop Baltimore’s historic Upton Mansion as the permanent home and research center for the Afro American Newspapers Archives to increase access to increase access to Black history and serve as an economic and cultural anchor for the area. The AFRO-American Newspaper, based in Baltimore, was founded in 1892 and is the oldest Black business in Maryland and one of the longest-running Black media organizations in the United States. The AFRO Archives include approximately three million photographs, several thousand letters, personal audio recordings of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and collected ephemera from a century’s worth of events. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Project Liberty Ship, S.S. John W. Brown |
Historic Preservation funding can accommodate the Coast Guard in the inspection, maintenance work, and preservation tasks of the S.S. John W. Brown, which is one of 384 Liberty ships built at the Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard in Baltimore and the only one still sailing, a testimony to Maryland's manufacturing history and the role of Maryland manufacturing in the successful outcome of World War II. The fully operational ship is still utilized by the educational community. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Anacostia Watershed Society |
Congressionally Directed Spending will allow the National Park Service to complete critical repair project to the George Washington House. It is one of a constellation of historic buildings and monuments marking Bladensburg’s history as a colonial seaport and War of 1812 battle site, and commemorating Maryland’s contributions to defending our country throughout the 20th century. The house is currently owned by the Anacostia Watershed Society has not been significantly renovated in nearly 15 years and the capital improvements to the historic structure will better serve and engage thousands of watershed residents each year in the stewardship of the rich natural, cultural, and historical heritage of Maryland. |
Bladensburg |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bowie |
The Historic Belair Mansion has several critical maintenance projects that Congressionally Directed Spending can address. These include the elevator replacement, historic gutter repair, cemetery stabilization and HVAC replacement at the Belair Mansion, which was built in 1745 and was the birthplace and home to Maryland’s 9th Governor. These repairs will allow the City of Bowie to maintain a vital historic property and support the tourism industry. |
Bowie |
MD |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
The Fort Washington Marina is owned by the National Park Service, and management of the facility has shifted between NPS and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, with responsibility most recently transferred back to NPS. Unfortunately, the marina is suffering from numerous deferred maintenance issues, with dredging the most pressing concern for making the marina safe, usable, and attractive to boaters in Piscataway Park. Congressionally Directed Spending can allow the National Park Service to address the deferred maintenance needs of the Fort Washington Marina. |
Fort Washington |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
Congressionally Directed Spending funds can cover the costs of construction of a green infrastructure projects that meets both community and habitat conservation goals. The Leonard’s Lane Park proposal is located in an underserved community of color in Cambridge, Maryland. This Chesapeake Gateways Community Project will utilize a vacant lot to create a space for gathering, gardening, and passive and active recreation opportunities, while enhancing water quality and conserving lands in line with the Chesapeake Bay Initiative Act of 1998. |
Cambridge |
MD |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
This project will allow the National Park Service to address the deferred maintenance needs of Fletchers Cove. This C&O Canal asset, also known as “the nation’s premier urban fishery,” is vital to the National Capital Region’s outdoor recreation and tourism, including paddlers, fisherman and overall historical significance. Accumulated sediment has created physical barriers, negatively impacting fish and wildlife habitats, as well as restricting the public’s access to the Potomac River. Fletchers Cove is one of the few access points for river recreation in the District, and the only accessible launching spot in the upper river. |
Washington |
DC |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Somerset County |
The Smith Island sewer system, including aging and corroded facilities, is vulnerable to the harmful impacts of climate change, such as flooding and sea level rise, and is under a Consent Order from the Maryland Department of the Environment, which poses a threat to public’s water quality and surround estuarine ecosystems. Funds will be use go towards strengthening resilience infrastructure, upgrading the Enhanced Nutrient Removal standards of the Ewell Wastewater Treatment Plant, decommissioning of the Tylerton Wastewater Treatment Plant, and the construction of a new subaqueous forcemain to connect Tylerton to the wastewater collection to reduce discharges to the Chesapeake Bay and prevent nutrient contamination and ecological degradation of the Island and surrounding wetlands. |
Smith Island |
MD |
$5,498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Talbot County |
This project would extend sewer service to more than 610 residential properties to the County’s Regional II Wastewater Treatment Plant in St. Michaels. Many of the homes are impacted by failing septic systems with groundwater infiltration for nutrients. This leaches into and causes harm to the Chesapeake Bay; by placing the septic systems onto the sewer system, the County can achieve an estimated 95 percent reduction in Total Nitrogen can be achieved in the community. |
Talbot County |
MD |
$29,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Grantsville |
The Town of Grantsville’s sewer system serves the Town and three systems owned and operated by Garrett County Public Utilities. The existing treatment process is unable to consistently meet the ammonia requirement and funding will go towards upgrading Enhanced Nutrient Removal treatment and technologies and meeting the existing Consent Order from MDE. |
Grantsville |
MD |
$9,153,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Talbot County |
The original Royal Oak Pump Station was constructed in 1992 and became operational in 1993. Funds will be used in a sewer extension project to connect residential properties to the Region II Wastewater Treatment Plan to address pollution from on-site sewage disposal system and avoid serious environmental impacts near the Oak Creek community and reduce nutrient pollution discharge in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. |
Talbot County |
MD |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy |
In July 2021, the Delmarva Restoration and Conservation Network (DRCN) completed a Strategic Restoration and Conservation Action Plan, which outlined a concept design for conservation for five national wildlife refuges (Prime Hook, Bombay Hook, Blackwater, Eastern Neck, and Chincoteague). The next phase of implementation that this request would support is the development of a land protection plan through the further engagement of the DRCN, which includes Eastern Shore Land Conservancy. This project would include collaboration with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to develop a comprehensive, regional conservation plan that identifies specific refuge areas for priority conservation efforts, including restoration and voluntary easements. |
Easton |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bowie |
The City of Bowie’s water distribution piping, constructed in the 1960s, is now severely corroded, reducing the interior pipe diameter. These mounds of corrosion result in inadequate water flow and discolored water. The funds would support design, construction, replacement meters, and related costs for a portion of the approximate 72 miles of impacted pipes the City of Bowie needs to replace to ensure residential and government buildings have reliable and high quality water. |
Bowie |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hancock |
The Town's collection system was originally constructed in the 1930s and consisted of terra cotta sewer lines, ductile iron force mains, and brick manholes, which is now deteriorating, leading to overflows into the C&O Canal and Western Maryland Rail Trail, and sewage entering the groundwater. Funds will support the rehabilitation of the collection system to replace sewer lines and brick manholes and disconnect storm sewer lines from the sanitary sewer. |
Hanock |
MD |
$13,057,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Prince George's County |
The project will address the restoration of Lower Beaverdam Creek, located in the Anacostia River Watershed, a highly urbanized watershed located in Prince George’s County, Maryland. The restoration effort will focus on flood control and the remediation of hazardous substances while implementing the necessary steps to protect public health, welfare, and the environment. Funds will also invest in an education and outreach program for low-income and high-risk resident to participate in decisions that affect their community, environment and health. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Windsor |
Funding will support the Design, permitting, construction, construction management and inspection for the upgrade of the New Windsor Wastewater Treatment Plant to upgrade Enhanced Nutrient Removal (ENR) treatment levels to provide clean, treated wastewater to local streams, as a part of the Chesapeake Bay Initiative. |
New Windsor |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Luke |
The Town of Luke’s sewer collection system was constructed by the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company (Mill) and does not comply with acceptable design standards, including separation from water mains. Funds will address health and safety concerns and eliminate backups and discharges of raw sewerage within the Town limits. |
Luke |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Federal funds will be used for the SC-992 Egg Shaped Digesters (ESD) project which will ultimately provide improvements to and rehabilitate the interior and exterior of the ESD tanks and associated equipment; upstream primary sludge screening system; portion of the Acid Phase Reactor; rehabilitation of two gravity sludge thickeners and pumps; and, the High Rate Digesters (HRD) recirculation and gas metering system to enhance operation of the entire digesting system. The ESD project is a vital component of DPW’s wastewater treatment program. The proposed wastewater project will benefit Baltimore City and its extended service regions, including the most economically stressed communities that are often impacted the most due to gaps in service delivery and poor or aging infrastructure, and entire Chesapeake Bay. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Perryville |
New funding can provide for several waterfront improvements to the Ice House Park, including connecting the park to the Town Boat Ramp via a pedestrian trail to facilitate fishing, updated landscaping, stream restoration, and install environmental education signs. The development of Ice House Park Trail will support the tourism industry, economically and environmentally, of the Town of Perryville, while promoting the significance of the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay. |
Perryville |
MD |
$44,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to develop a plans and specifications work package for maintenance dredging of the Little River channel. |
Kent County |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to perform maintenance dredging of the Mispillion River entrance channel and the adjoining Cedar Creek. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to mitigate the negative shoreline impact of the Indian River Inlet jetties, addressing beach erosion and coastal storm hazard threats to the highway. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to complete maintenance dredging in the Lewes-Rehoboth Canal to restore navigability to the canal. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Agriculture & Del. State U |
The purpose of this project is to create an incubator farm location at Delaware State University to enable the university to expand its programs and reach under-resourced audiences interested in farming. The incubator will encourage participants to hone their skills and start generating income while being mentored by Delaware State University’s staff. |
Smyrna |
DE |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Calliope Project Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to expand the ground-level green room and rehearsal studios at the Milton Theatre in Downtown Milton, Delaware. In addition to providing year-round arts and entertainment programming for Milton and surrounding rural communities in Sussex County, the theatre also collaborates with the local elementary school and public library to offer after-school and summer camp programs for students. |
Milton |
DE |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is for critical research and outreach efforts that address behavioral barriers to water security challenges that extend beyond accessibility and potentially arise from PFAS, nitrates and other pollutants with the overarching aim of benefitting the citizens of Delaware and historically underserved populations in the United States. This project is in partnership with Delaware State University and Delaware Technical Community College. |
Newark, Statewide |
DE |
$1,998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Milford Housing Development Corporation |
The purpose of this project is for the preservation and rehabilitation of a housing project that serves elderly and disabled communities in Harrington, Delaware. This project will also create a resilience hub in the community that provides social services to the residents. |
Harrington |
DE |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dover Air Force Base |
The purpose of this project is to replace the Armed Services Whole Blood Processing Laboratory – East to support the expedited transfer of blood and blood products to U.S. troops serving abroad from Dover Air Force Base. |
Dover |
DE |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Innovation Space |
The purpose of this project is to enable Delaware Innovation Space to intensify its laboratory capabilities with more flexible lab and office space for growing startups, in addition to providing state of the art molecular biology, chemistry/material science, and biotechnology modular lab space. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Division of Forensic Science |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding for the Delaware Division of Forensic Science to purchase instrumentation and equipment to enhance forensic testing within the State of Delaware. |
Statewide |
DE |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maritime Exchange for the Delaware River and Bay |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding to the Maritime Exchange for the Delaware River and Bay to facilitate permit application and review processes, thus speeding infrastructure construction and maintenance at waterfront facilities.
|
Wilmington |
DE |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware, NIIMBL |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding to the University of Delaware to purchase equipment for biopharmaceutical manufacturing, testing, and workforce training to help the nation be better prepared for pandemic response and support our global competitiveness by ensuring a workforce training and manufacturing infrastructure exists through the National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL). |
Newark |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware, Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to provide undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Delaware and Delaware State University with unique, hands-on learning opportunities with actual spacecraft hardware and scientific instruments that will better prepare students to contribute to the rapidly growing space economy. |
Newark, Dover |
DE |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Criminal Justice Council |
The purpose of this project is to strengthen efforts in ensuring adult and juvenile justice-involved individuals get appropriate community-based services to facilitate successful reintegration into the community and reduce recidivism rates statewide. |
Statewide |
DE |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover Police Department |
This project will fund components of a constitutionally conscious city-wide camera system to support the quality of life in Dover. |
Dover |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
True Access Capital |
The purpose of this project is to provide minority- and women-owned businesses with training and technical support to identify, pursue, and secure corporate contracts and government procurement opportunities. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$181,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement (DANA) |
The purpose of this project is to support the creation of an accelerator program for small, growing nonprofits in Delaware and would provide those nonprofits with training, resources, and tools to overcome obstacles that typically prevent such organizations from achieving sustainability, scale, and success. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
Wilmington Alliance |
The purpose of this project is to support the growth and development of local small businesses in Wilmington. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
Delaware Technology Park |
The purpose of this project is to create a new startup incubator that will incubate 10 financial technology startups per year, focused on improving the financial health of underrepresented communities. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity |
The purpose of this project is to construct 8 new affordable home-owner occupied homes in Downtown Dover, Delaware. |
Dover |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chabad at the University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to build a kitchen at the Chabad at the University of Delaware to address food insecurity on the campus and in the surrounding community. |
Newark |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding for the design, land acquisition, and construction of a connector road from Garrison Oak Road and White Oak Road to the existing State Route 1 interchanges at Route 8 in Dover, Delaware. |
Dover |
DE |
$5,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Code Purple Kent County |
The purpose of this project is to make needed improvements and renovations to a shelter that houses displaced individuals, victims of domestic violence, and people experiencing homelessness. |
Dover |
DE |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware AeroSpace Education Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to expand the Innovation Technology Exploration Center's exhibits, activity centers, and classrooms to further engage with students and build their interest in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields. |
Smyrna |
DE |
$2,171,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Coastal Airport |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding for the design and construction of a new, Federal Aviation Administration-compliant primary taxiway at the Delaware Coastal Airport. |
Georgetown |
DE |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dover Housing Authority |
The purpose of this project is to make capital improvements to existing affordable housing properties for senior residents in Dover. |
Dover |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
First Community Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to construct a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) hub in the Riverside area of Wilmington to address educational, workforce development, and health monitoring needs in the community. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Nanticoke Indian Association Inc |
The purpose of this project is to complete historic renovations and improvements to the Nanticoke Indian Museum. |
Millsboro |
DE |
$1,885,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Michael’s School and Nursery |
The purpose of this project is to make capital improvements and expand the St. Michael's School and Nursery. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sussex County Habitat for Humanity |
The purpose of this project is to acquire building lots for affordable homeownership opportunities throughout Sussex County, Delaware. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Challenge Program |
The purpose of this project is to make capital improvements to affordable housing units in the East Side community of Wilmington. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to make capital improvements at YMCA locations in Downtown Wilmington. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Be Ready Community Development Corporation |
This project will create 12 affordable and accessible units as well as street-level commercial space for small businesses. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware HIV Services |
This project would provide rental assistance for low-income persons living with HIV. |
Statewide |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County |
This project will support the construction of 20 affordable homes in Newark and 13 affordable homes in Wilmington for low-income families to purchase, as well as the demolition of three homes in Wilmington to make space for future affordable housing development. |
New Castle County |
DE |
$4,525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Latin American Community Center (LACC) |
This project would support the construction of a playground and parking facilities at LACC’s Infant and Toddler Center, which is currently under construction. In addition, this project would support critical maintenance at LACC’s two existing community services buildings. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$3,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ministry of Caring Inc. |
This project would support the development of 74 units of one-bedroom affordable senior housing for low- and very low-income seniors in the Old Brandywine Village area. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County |
This project would purchase and renovate four homes to serve as housing for 16 AmeriCorps participants. |
New Castle County |
DE |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County |
This project will make refurbishments to a heavily-used park located in a low-income area. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County Hope Center |
This project would make capital improvements and support the supply budget of the Hope Center, which provides temporary emergency non-congregate shelter for people experiencing homelessness. |
New Castle |
DE |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
REACH Riverside Development Corporation |
This project will purchase five blighted properties in the Riverside neighborhood of Wilmington and redevelop two of the five into a fresh food market and a Town Green – a central public space within the Riverside community. The remaining three properties will be redeveloped in the future. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$7,105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Laurel |
This project would install accessible playground equipment in Tidewater Park in Laurel, Delaware. |
Laurel |
DE |
$938,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West End Neighborhood House |
This project will support the acquisition and renovation of 2 apartment complexes with a total of 7 units that will be used to provide permanent supportive housing and transitional housing for unaccompanied youth. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wilmington Neighborhood Conservancy Land Bank |
This project would acquire 45 units of housing, stabilize 25 deteriorating units, create 15 green spaces, and clean 15 alleyways. Once units are acquired or rehabbed, they will be sold to developers with an enforceable agreement that the developer must sell or rent them to low-income individuals. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Transportation |
This project will construct one of the final three phases of a 17-mile multi-use trail running from Georgetown to Lewes adjacent to a state-owned railroad. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$7,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Transportation |
This project would support design and permitting processes building toward an expanded Dover Civil Air Terminal (CAT) that will become the Central Delaware Aviation Complex. |
Dover |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County |
This project will provide funding to build an Emergency Vehicle Operator Training Course and Police Canine Training Facility to be utilized by all first responders in Delaware. |
New Castle |
DE |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
This project will provide funding to support the construction of a biopharmaceutical manufacturing innovation facility to be located on the University of Delaware STAR Campus. |
Newark |
DE |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ChristianaCare Health Services |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding to implement a comprehensive “Food is Medicine” program for pregnant women who are obese, living in poor food environments, and receiving prenatal care with ChristianaCare in an effort to improve health outcomes for moms and babies. |
Newark |
DE |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Health and Social Services |
This project will support the building of the new 150-bed
long term care facility, Delaware Hospital for the Chronically Ill. |
Smyrna |
DE |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to support Delaware State University's efforts to provide mentorship and training opportunities for underserved populations. |
Dover |
DE |
$603,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Polytech Adult Education |
This project will support the establishment of the Polytech School of Aviation Maintenance in Dover. |
Dover |
DE |
$1,502,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
This project is to support the expansion of the Physical Therapy Clinic at the University of Delaware. |
Newark |
DE |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beebe Medical Foundation |
This project will provide funding to support a comprehensive substance abuse and mental health outreach initiative in Sussex County. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$1,159,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies in Delaware |
This project is to create opportunities for meaningful social interactions and relationships for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Statewide |
DE |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware |
This project is to support the integration of additional mental health services in Boys & Girls Clubs throughout Delaware. |
Statewide |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brandywine Counseling and Community Services |
This project is to provide funding to address historical inequities and disparities in access to medical and behavioral health care in Delaware. |
Statewide |
DE |
$757,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Center for Horticulture |
This project is for a job skills training and placement program that focuses on horticultural training and self-sufficiency, empowerment, and upward mobility for individuals in the program. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$164,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
DE Dept of Svcs for Children, Youth, & Families |
This project is for outreach efforts to encourage more families to participate in Delaware's foster care program. |
Statewide |
DE |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Limen Recovery & Wellness |
This project is to make capital improvements to a men's sober-living residence in Wilmington, Delaware. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$463,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of Delaware and Delaware County |
This project is to update and enhance Goodwill of Delaware and Delaware County's workforce development efforts at its locations and to address digital inequities in Delaware communities. |
Statewide |
DE |
$1,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware State University |
This project is to develop and implement an environmental education program to enhance educational opportunities for at-risk youth in the City of Wilmington and surrounding areas. |
Dover |
DE |
$711,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Rural Water Association |
This project is to prepare individuals for employment as a skilled water or wastewater operator through the Delaware Rural Water Registered Apprenticeship Program. |
Milford |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Workforce Development Board |
This project is to provide young talent with valuable workplace experience at Delaware’s businesses and to attract and retain early career professionals to work and live in the state. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
This project is to support the early childhood education workforce by increasing access to higher education and providing wellness supports for the early care and education community. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nemours Children's Hospital, Delaware |
This project will increase Delaware’s pediatric behavioral health workforce by providing training and hours of supervision for master’s level therapists. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army |
This project is to transition the Salvation Army's existing emergency homeless shelter to a human trafficking survivors-only secured facility to accommodate the increased need for short-term housing and to provide critically needed on-site professional evidence-based therapy. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Learn to Read Foundation |
This project is to provide school-aged children with Internet connected devices and train parents to use technological tools to improve academic achievement. |
Statewide |
DE |
$979,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
This project will develop a workforce training and research platform for undergraduate and post-graduate students to equip them with the skills needed for careers in advancing U.S. battery manufacturing capabilities. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TidalHealth Nanticoke |
This project is to develop a dedicated private and safe behavioral health treatment area within the Emergency Department at TidalHealth Nanticoke. |
Seaford |
DE |
$2,201,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Down Syndrome Association of Delaware |
This project is to offer training in prep cook- and customer
service-skills to adults and teens with Down syndrome. |
Newark |
DE |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
This project will build a new, separate stormwater collection system that will carry rainwater runoff directly to the new South Wilmington Wetland Park, preventing sewage from contaminating ground water during flood events. This improvement will also increase resilience to flooding in the Southbridge neighborhood. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
This project will purchase new digester mixing equipment and five digesters. Both are mission critical to the operation of the wastewater treatment plant and the production of natural gas that is used to power the facility and reduce carbon emissions. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Seaford |
This project will replace 60-year-old parts at the Seaford wastewater treatment plant that will increase flow and allow it to handle the 2020 addition of sewer flows of Blades, Bridgeville, and Greenwood. |
Seaford |
DE |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Dept of Natural Resources & Environmental Control |
This project will study air pollution across the state, especially in communities with histories of environmental injustice, and develop data-informed policy recommendations for pollution mitigation and expanded monitoring. |
Statewide |
DE |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Partnership for the Delaware Estuary, Inc. |
This project will construct a 10,000 square-foot mussel hatchery facility along the tidal Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, PA. Once hatched, the mussels will be transported to ponds in New Castle County, DE to mature, and will ultimately be deployed across the Delaware Estuary to enhance water quality, improve habitat resilience and prevent soil erosion. |
Winterthur |
DE |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
This project will analyze groundwater samples to determine the presence of PFAS and other contaminants in Delaware groundwater. Samples will be collected from deep wells that draw water from confined aquifers, which have not been tested previously for PFAS chemicals. |
Newark/Statewide |
DE |
$464,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Community Housing & Empowerment Connections, Inc. |
This project is to build capacity for the development of a statewide community-engaged air quality monitoring program. |
Statewide |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
This project will replace a mile and a half of 100-year-old, underground combined sewage-stormwater pipe at Prices Run, preventing degradation of surface water quality due to sewage overflow and catastrophic infrastructure failure. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
This project will rehabilitate the structural, electrical, and mechanical controls of the existing aeration and secondary clarifier system, which have not been replaced in 20 years. New, more efficient equipment will significantly reduce electricity usage to decrease the carbon footprint of the plant. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy |
This project will develop a region-wide conservation plan of restorations projects and easements with local stakeholders and government entities. This plan will target federal, state, local, and non-governmental conservation funding to the highest regional conservation priorities in Delmarva in the face of the impacts of climate change. |
Delmarva Peninsula |
DE |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
This project will replace 0.92 mile of water main on North State Street to prevent water discoloration and improve fire protection. It will also install a new well at Silver Lake to add redundancy to the city’s water supply and improve fire protection. |
Dover |
DE |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Indiantown Gap |
The 3rd Civil Support Team (CST) is a federally funded, state controlled military unit that is intended to respond to potential WMD threats by directly supporting civil authorities. The facility in which the 3rd CST currently operates is insufficient for its needs and training and does not allow for its equipment to be properly stored.
This project will construct a 25,676 square feet (SF) Ready Building to support the 3rd Civil Support Team (3rd CST). Per the DD1390-91, this unit currently operates out of 29.4% of its 25,676 SF Ready Building authorized space and is deficit 16,212 SF. The State of Pennsylvania has conducted a preliminary design on this project and is currently at 10% Design. The current RPLANS v59 FY27 C-Rating for CC14132 (Ready Building) for FTIG is C1 (100%). RPLANS does not have space planning criteria for CC14132 due to the unique nature of the space type. RPLANS assigns Allowance=Total Assets for this category code. This project will maintain the current C-Rating of C-Rating of C1 (100%). The current ISR Ratings for the existing Ready Building are F3 (71%) and Q3 (70%). This facility will be built on state-owned, federally licensed land. |
Fort Indiantown Gap, Lebanon County |
PA |
$1,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Indiantown Gap |
The Army National Guard (ARNG) utilizes the Eastern ARNG Aviation Training Site (EAATS) at Fort Indiantown Gap to provide training to National Guard, Active Duty and international Soldiers. This training includes individual aircrew qualification, non-commissioned officer professional education, and enlisted military occupational and additional skill training on numerous helicopter airframes.
This project is intended to consolidate facilities for students attending EAATS and is projected to save $750,000 annually in operational costs that currently occupied facilities require. This project will construct 50,386 square feet (SF) to provide dormitory space and a dining facility for approved student load of 1,445. This project will support the mission of the Eastern ARNG Aviation Training Site (EAATS). Per the DD 1390-91, this unit currently operates out of 20.7% of its 236,037 SF Post-Initial Military Training Unaccompanied Personnel barracks required space and is deficit 187,094 SF. The RPLANS v57 FY27 C-Rating for CC72122 (Post-Initial Military Training Unaccompanied Housing for FTIG is C4 (31%). This project will improve the current installation C-Rating to a C-Rating of C4 (40%). The current ISR Ratings for the six (6) existing WWII wood barracks buildings utilized as EAATS billets have been combined into a weighted average to determine the overall ISR Rating of F4 (59%) and Q3 (70%). This facility will be built on state-owned, federally licensed land.
This request is for design funding only. |
Fort Indiantown Gap, Lebanon County |
PA |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Philadelphia Green Capital Corporation |
This project will allow the Philadelphia Green Capital Corporation to provide subsidized financing options for the installation of solar electric systems across 400 low- and moderate-income homes in Philadelphia. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$1,943,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Penn State University |
This funding will be used to design, build, and test a modular pilot-scale research and development unit at Penn State University that will recover rare earth elements from acid mine drainage. |
University Park, Centre County |
PA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Luzerne County Transportation Authority |
This request will fund the purchase and installation of rooftop mounted solar PV panels and supporting solar power equipment for the Luzerne County Transportation Authority's (LCTA's) new transit facility. |
Kingston, Luzerne County |
PA |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Indiantown Gap |
The Fort Indiantown Gap Fire Station is responsible for fire and rescue services for the Muir Army Airfield and a number of other facilities across the post. The current fire station is not capable of providing adequate space for required maintenance, safety inventories, training, and storage of reserves equipment. This degrades the capability of the station and its personnel to react to emergency situations across Fort Indiantown Gap.
This project will construct a 29,142 square feet (SF) Fire Station to support Fort Indiantown Gap Training Installation (FTIG, MTC-H), Muir Army Airfield, Army Aviation Support Facility #1 (AASF1), Eastern ARNG Aviation Training Site (EAATS), Medical Battalion Training Site (MBTS), 166th Regional Training Site (166 RTI), Northeast Counterdrug Training Center (NCTC). Per the DD1390-91, this unit currently operates out of 29.4% of its 29,142 Fire Station requested space and is deficit 20,566 SF. The current RPLANS v59 FY27 C-Rating for CC73010 (Fire Station) for FTIG is C1 (100%). RPLANS does not have space planning criteria for CC73101 due to the unique nature of the space type. RPLANS assigns Allowance =Total Assets for this category code. This project will maintain the current C-Rating of C-Rating of C1 (100%). The current ISR Ratings for the existing Fire Station building are F4 (59%) and Q3 (70%). This facility will be built on state-owned, federally licensed land.
This request is for design funding only. |
Fort Indiantown Gap, Lebanon County |
PA |
$1,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
New Castle |
This project will construct 58,094 square feet (SF) for 226 Soldiers, one (1) Unit. This project will support the 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team (2IBCT). Per the DD 1390-91, this unit currently operates out of 46% of its 58,094 SF Readiness Center required space and is deficit 31,144 SF. The RPLANS v57 FY26 C-Rating for CC17180 (National Guard Readiness Center) for the entire state, including enclaves is C4 (59%). The v59 C-Rating at the New Castle Site is C4 (45%). This project will improve the current statewide C-Rating to a C-Rating of C4 (57%) and the site C-Rating to a C-Rating of C1 (100%). The current ISR Ratings for the existing Readiness Center building are F4 (45%) and Q3 (66%). This facility will be built on state-owned land.
This request is for planning and design-only. State share is $7.9M and Federal share is $23.6M. |
New Castle, Lawrence County |
PA |
$3,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Steel Valley Authority |
The Keystone Research Center will use this funding to conduct applied research to assist Pennsylvania manufacturers implement renewable, clean energy, energy resiliency and carbon management solutions within their own industrial processes and produce products for clean energy and sustainable industries. |
Harrisburg, Dauphin County |
PA |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Animal Care Fund |
This project will provide driveway lighting at the Animal Care Sanctuary in Bradford, Pennsylvania, ensuring the safety of the thousands of residents, rescue animals and companion animals they serve each year. |
East Smithfield, Bradford County |
PA |
$69,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
This project will provide funding to conduct a feasibility study for modifications to an authorized Army Corps project to improve the quality of aquatic habitat and the environment both in-lake and in the downstream ecosystem. |
Tioga County, Pennsylvania |
PA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
The 313 authority and any funding dedicated to it allow the Corps of Engineers to assist small and underfunded communities with infrastructure construction, repairs and upgrades for projects related to water supply and distribution, wastewater treatment, and critical source water protection. These funds would go towards environmental infrastructure projects in south central Pennsylvania via the 313 authority. |
Franklin County, Pennsylvania |
PA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
This project will support a critical sewer overflow component of Allegheny County Sanitary Authority's (ALCOSAN) $2 billion Clean Water Plan. The project will demolish some structures and construct others in an effort to seriously reduce the overflows of diluted, untreated wastewater into the region's waterways. |
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania |
PA |
$2,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Hazleton |
The City of Hazleton will use this funding to consolidate their emergency response services into a new public safety building, providing a more economical operation for the City and producing a better response time by the department. |
Hazleton, Luzerne County |
PA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Miller Center for Recreation and Wellness |
The Lewisburg YMCA at the Miller Center will use this funding to construct a new child care center in Union County, Pennsylvania, addressing the desperate and growing demand for access to high quality, affordable child care in the region.
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Lewisburg, Union County |
PA |
$1,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Orphans of the Storm Inc |
The Orphans of the Storm animal shelter is coping with frequent flooding from a nearby pond and creek, necessitating emergency evacuation of the animals, putting employees and volunteers at risk and causing damage to the building, equipment and records. This funding will contribute to the cost of constructing a new facility on higher ground. |
Armstrong, Armstrong County |
PA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Indiantown Gap |
This project will construct a 7,901 square feet (SF) Readiness Center addition and will alter 15,079 SF existing Readiness Center space for 153 Soldiers, one (1) Unit. This project will support the 213th Regional Support Group. Per the DD 1390-91, this unit currently operates out of 66% of its 32,546 SF Readiness Center authorized space and is deficit 11,137 SF. The RPLANS v57 FY27 C-Rating for CC17180 (National Guard Readiness Center) for the entire state, including enclaves is C4 (59%). This project will improve the current statewide C-Rating to a C-Rating of C4 (59%). The current ISR Ratings for the existing Readiness Center building are F2 (82%) and Q3 (71%). This facility will be built on state-owned land.
This project has a federal share of $5.567M and a state share of $3.2M. |
Fort Indiantown Gap, Lebanon County |
PA |
$5,567,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
The Section 510 program is an important tool for advancing efforts to restore the health of the Chesapeake Bay through implementation of the 2014 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement’s 2025 milestone for integrated water resources management. This program authorizes the Corps to design and construct water-related resource protection and restoration projects within the Chesapeake Bay watershed in partnership with non-federal sponsors. An additional $11,250,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending funds will allow the Corps to continue to fund these critical restoration projects throughout the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. |
Pennsylvania |
PA |
$11,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Grove City |
This project will construct a 15,588 square feet (SF) Readiness Center addition and will alter 14,039 SF of existing Readiness Center space for 105 Soldiers, one (1) Unit. This project will support the mission of the 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team (2IBCT). Per the DD 1390-91, this unit currently operates out of 42% of its 33,475 SF Readiness Center authorized space and is deficit 19,431 SF. The RPLANS v57 FY27 C-Rating for CC17180 (National Guard Readiness Center) for the entire state, including enclaves is C4 (59%). The v59 C-Rating at the Grove City Site is C4 (36%). This project will improve the current statewide C-Rating to a C-Rating of C4 (57%) and the site C-Rating to a C-Rating of C3 (78%). The current ISR Ratings for the existing Readiness Center building are F4 (43.38%) and Q4 (59%). This facility will be built on state-owned land.
This project's federal share is $8M and its state share is $2.664M. |
Grove City, Mercer County |
PA |
$1,066,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Indiantown Gap |
This project will construct a 35,990 square feet (SF) addition to support 130 Soldiers, one (1) Unit, 48 UH-60, 19 CH-47 aircraft. This project will support the Army Aviation Support Facility #1 (AASF1). Per the DD1390-91, this unit currently operates out of 33.7% of its 319,688 Aviation Hangar required space and is deficit 211,966 SF. The RPLANS v57 FY27 C-Rating for CC21110 (Aircraft Maintenance Hangar) for FTIG is C4 (32%). This project will improve the v57 C-Rating to a C-Rating of C4 (33%). The current ISR Ratings for the existing primary Aircraft Maintenance Hangar building are F3 (69%) and Q2 (83%). This facility will be built on state-owned, federally licensed land. |
Fort Indiantown Gap, Lebanon County |
PA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Indiantown Gap |
This project will construct an Access Control Point (ACP) Facility Complex at the east entrance to Fort Indiantown Gap on Fisher Avenue and a 22,684 Linear Feet (LF) Security Fence along the perimeter of the post. The East ACP will augment the Main Access Control Point Facility Complex currently under construction at the west entrance of the post. the East ACP project will consist of an 800 square feet (SF) Access Control Building with 3,008 SF Overhead Protection, and additional 770 SF Overhead Protection for Vehicle Search and a 100 SF Guard Booth in support of Fort Indiantown Gap Training Installation (FTIG, MTC-H), Muir Army Airfield, Army Aviation Support Facility #1 (AASF1), Eastern ARNG Aviation Training Site (EAATS), Medical Battalion Training Site (MBTS), 166th Regional Training Site (166 RTI), Northeast Counterdrug Training Center (NCTC). The Main ACP is being constructed to provide commercial truck inspection and visitor access. The East ACP will provide a secondary secured access point for personnel and visitors. The State of Pennsylvania has conducted a full design on this project and is currently at 100% Design. This facility will be built on state-owned, federally licensed land. |
Fort Indiantown Gap, Lebanon County |
PA |
$9,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Susquehanna River Basin Commission |
This funding will facilitate the Susquehanna River Basin Commission's extensive interstate water resource management activities, which complement and benefit the priorities of state and federal partners. |
Harrisburg, Dauphin County |
PA |
$493,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Indiantown Gap |
This project will construct 78,312 square feet (SF) for 359 Soldiers, six (6) Units. This project will support the 213th Regional Support Group (213 RSG) and the 55th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (55 MEB). These units currently operate out of 100% of their required space, utilizing a total of 5 separate Readiness Center buildings and 14 separate supporting facility buildings (78,576 SF total). The Real Property Planning & Analysis System version 57 (RPLANS v57) FY26 Capacity Rating (C-Rating) for CC17180 (National Guard Readiness Center) for the entire state, including enclaves is C4 (59%). This project will improve the v57 C-Rating to a C-Rating of C4 (59%). The current Installation Status Report (ISR) Ratings for the five (5) existing Readiness Center buildings have been combined into a weighted average to determine the overall ISR Rating of F3 (60.42%) and Q3 (78.53%). This facility will be built on state-owned, federally licensed land.
The 1390-91 from this project's FY20 MILCON Hard Lock submission was selected for FYDP27. An incorrect project number was placed on the FYDP and the PA National Guard is in the process of correcting this error with National Guard Bureau’s assistance. The correct project number is 420625. The correct 1390-91 submitted in FY20 at a cost of $19.5M for this project is attached, along with the FY20 POM slide. However, the cost has escalated due to inflation and market conditions. The state has a 50% share in this project and is prepared to move forward with additional state funding as needed in order to compete with inflation. This project's federal share is $19.5M, and its state share is $19.386M.
A follow-on estimate of the cost was completed this year. Based on inflation, the new cost-share estimate is $22M federal/$21.5M state. |
Fort Indiantown Gap, Lebanon County |
PA |
$3,877,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Tobyhanna Army Depot |
This project involves the replacement of one of two Access Control Points at Tobyhanna Army Depot. It includes reconfiguration of paving and vehicular flow to meet ACP standards and provide safe vehicle staging off of the roadway as well as new security structures such as guard booths, over watch building, signage, fencing, perimeter hardening, lighting and signals for improved security and safer approach to installation. |
Coolbaugh Township, Monroe County |
PA |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin |
This funding will further the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin’s efforts to protect, preserve and restore the water quality of the Potomac River and its tributaries. |
Rockville |
MD |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Delaware River Basin Commission |
This funding will support the Delaware River Basin Commission in addressing the basin’s major challenges, including water quality, drought management, flood loss reduction and conservation. |
West Trenton |
NJ |
$715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Tobyhanna Army Depot |
This project is to construct 26 single four-bedroom Family Housing units for Senior Non-Commissioned Officer (SNCO) including neighborhood amenities and supporting infrastructure. The 26 existing AFH units will be demolished and new AFH units will re-utilize the same family housing site limits.
Due to pending Army privatization decisions, this project was paused during FY21. |
Coolbaugh Township, Monroe County |
PA |
$20,447,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Tri-COG Land Bank |
Tri-COG Land Bank is requesting funds for a planning study for a solar farm on abandoned, vacant land in the Borough of North Braddock. This project will increase the energy e?iciency of the Borough, alleviate energy cost burdens for residents, and mitigate the damaging ?scal, health, and safety impacts of blighted vacant land. |
Homestead, Allegheny County |
PA |
$21,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Indiantown Gap |
This project is to construct a 10 lane multi-purpose machine gun range that supports training requirements of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard at Fort Indiantown Gap, PA to train and test crews on the skills necessary to detect, identify, engage and defeat stationary and moving infantry and armor targets in a tactical array. Project will consist of ten medium machine gun firing points, four vehicle heavy machine gun firing points, and a range operations control area consisting of a range control tower, range operations and storage building, bleacher enclosure, covered mess shelter, latrine, and ammunition breakdown building. Supporting facilities include electric service, site improvements, down range service road to include a down range bridge crossing and required utilities. This facility will be build on federal land. The project has been validated by ARNG-TR and approved to move project to DA level for review. Current mission requirements.
This facility is designed to meet TC 25-8 Standards for a Multiple-Purpose Machine Gun Range supported by ARRM data that indicates a deficit of 2.3 MPMG ranges for this installation. Installation RFMMS data FY 17 shows 3,655 soldiers trained on our present MPMG. Current ranges have a negative delta of .55 corroborating the current inefficiency of the range to effectively train Soldiers in stabilized platform gunnery. |
Fort Indiantown Gap, Lebanon County |
PA |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Hermitage |
This project is to construct a 35,380 SF National Guard Readiness Center that supports training, administrative, and logistical requirements for the PAARNG. This facility will be built on State land.
This facility is designed to meet the current mission for Btry A, 107th FA. The current authorized square footage far exceeds the existing 19,159 square foot facility. |
Hermitage, Mercer County |
PA |
$10,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Danville |
This project is to construct a 38,247 SF National Guard Vehicle Maintenance Shop which supports maintenance and repair of ground vehicles and equipment for the PAARNG. The facility will be built on state land and will support a current mission.
This facility is designed to meet the requirements of two existing, separately located National Guard Vehicle Shop facilities, both of which shall be closed upon construction of the subject facility which shall support the following listed units authorized:
WTQ0H0 Trp H, Spt Squadron, 278th ACR
WZFYA0 A Co, 128th BSB
WPGRB0 B Co, l/109th IN REG
WPBLT3 Det 3, HHT-Field Artillery Sqdn, 278th ACR
WX71A0 Trp I, 3/278th ACR
WX71B0 Trp K, 3/278th ACR
WX71C0 Trp L, 3/278th ACR
WX71T0 HHT, 3/278th ACR |
Danville, Montour County |
PA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
This project will provide funding for the Delaware River Basin Comprehensive Watershed Assessment. The assessment will evaluate the reservoir system throughout the Delaware River Basin and evaluate opportunities for improvements across multiple purposes including flood risk management, ecosystem restoration, water supply, recreation and other opportunities. The funding will pave the way for future water projects that benefit the communities and families throughout the Delaware River Basin. |
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, and Delaware |
PA |
$2,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Letterkenny Army Depot |
This request and attached 1391 supports two projects, the construction of a guided missile maintenance facility and an Access Control Point.
The guided missile maintenance facility will support Letterkenny Munitions Center, missile maintenance operations for Compatibility Group E (artillery, ammunition, rockets or guided missiles and J (liquid or gel-filled incendiary ammunition, fuel-air explosives devices, flammable liquid-fueled missiles, and torpedoes) missile variants, with space supporting missile delivery, storage, disassembly/assembly and inspection for missile system periodic recertification requirements. A new facility dedicated solely for the Compatibility Group E missile maintenance
mission is required to minimize disruptions in missile maintenance operations and ensure the fewest number of maintenance operators are exposed to the least amount of risk.
The standard design Access Control Point (ACP) for Letterkenny Army Depot includes a Visitor Control Center, Combined Search Office/Gatehouse, Overwatch, Mail Processing Center with loading dock, inspection canopies, guard booths, roadways, parking, lighting, traffic control signals, passive and active vehicle barriers with comprehensive control systems, information systems, fire protection and alarm systems, Intrusion Detection System (IDS) installation, Electronic Security System (ESS) installation, duress alarm, CCTV, and Energy Monitoring Control Systems (EMCS) connection. This project is required to eliminate safety and security hazards at Letterkenny Army Depot’s (LEAD) non-compliant main access control point which does not meet UFC requirements in its current location. The construction of a new primary ACP is required to alleviate non-conforming Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) elements at the existing primary ACP and physical security demands related to high-volume industrial traffic and protection of two major level 2 secure areas on the Depot. |
Chambersberg, Franklin County |
PA |
$89,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Jersey Shore Borough |
The Borough of Jersey Shore, Tiadaghton Valley Regional Police Department (TVRPD) and the Citizen’s Hose EMS/Fire will use this funding to construct a new Regional Public Safety Complex to house all operations associated with the Borough of Jersey Shore, TVRPD, the Citizen’s Hose EMS/Fire and the office of Magisterial District Court 29-3-01.
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Jersey Shore, Lycoming County |
PA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Warren County Development Association |
The Warren County Development Association is requesting funding to renovate a historic property to accommodate entrepreneurial business services. |
Warren, Warren County |
PA |
$1,007,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Learning Lamp, Inc. |
The Learning Lamp Center for Children will use this funding for the renovation of a child care facility in Somerset Borough, PA, increasing child care quality and access, creating 27 new jobs and getting as many as 100 parents back to work. |
Somerset Borough, Somerset County |
PA |
$228,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Washington |
The City of Washington is requesting funding to provide an operational and safe HVAC system for the Central Fire Station, including installation of air conditioning a high efficiency boiler, upgraded electricity, as well as associated facility improvements.
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Washington, Washington County |
PA |
$88,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
NuVisions Center |
The NuVisions Center is requesting funding assistance to renovate and convert a building into a community market and mushroom farm, with a focus on prioritizing employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. |
Lewistown, Mifflin County |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Greater Renovo Area Heritage Park |
The Greater Renovo Area Heritage Park will use this funding for the rehabilitation of a building to develop a distance learning center. Among other programs, the building will host 4H programs and GED classes. |
Renovo, Clinton County |
PA |
$138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Department of Agriculture |
The mission of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service (ARS) facility in University Park (co-located at Penn State) is to support environmentally and economically sustainable farming by improving agroecosystem management. This funding will be used to address a range of deferred maintenance needs at this facility, including upgrades to HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems. |
University Park, Centre County |
PA |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Letterkenny Army Depot |
This facility will provide for segmenting of solid propellant rocket motors that are too large (805lbs Net Explosive Weight (NEW) Max per firing cycle) to be fired intact at the Ammonium Perchlorate (AP) Rocket Motor Disposal (ARMD) system's Thermal Treatment Chamber (TTC) at Letterkenny Army Depot (LEAD).
The ARMD facility is a first of its kind capability and provides the DOD with an unprecedented capability for the closed disposal processing of a wide variety of Army and other service missile AP based rocket motors. System facilitation of the ARMD was recently completed in December 2016 at LEAD. The ARMD has just entered into the Acceptance Testing phase of the program where live rockets motors are being processed. During the developmental phase of the ARMD it was been determined that several of the rocket motors are too large to be processed intact
through the chamber due to their NEW. A solid propellant rocket motor segmenting system is required to section (i.e., cut) the motors into an appropriate size that can be disposed by burning in the ARMD. Concepts for the segmenting system were evaluated and rocket motor cutting by Water Cooled Band Saw (WCBS) was selected for design development. In March 2017, the WCBS successfully completed final prototype testing at Redstone Arsenal. The WCBS was disassembled and shipped to LEAD on 9 March 2017 and placed into temporary storage pending installation in a suitable facility. Currently, there are no existing facilities at LEAD that can be reallocated for the WCBS. Until such time, the WCBS will remain in temporary storage. Without this needed building large rocket motors exceeding a Net Explosive Weight (NEW) of 681 lbs. will remain in igloo storage as we cannot process them through the Thermal Treatment Chamber (TTC) at ARMD. These Individual Rocket Motors exceeding the NEW of 681 lbs. (NEW of the MK 56 Standard Missile motor) must first be segmented into two sections with the NEW of the largest section not exceeding 805 lbs. prior to firing (confined burn) in the TTC at ARMD. The potential rocket motor candidates that could eventually be processed within the TTC. The two motors selected for segmentation / acceptance testing during the facility Production Unit Test Demonstration Study are the MK 70 (Standard Missile Boost Motor -- identified as Block II ER Booster on the list) and the M 124, Army Tactical Missile System Motor (which was not obtainable) for testing. A watercooled band saw (WCBS) will be used to cut through the casing and propellant to reduce the motor size and facilitate thermal destruction. |
Chambersberg, Franklin County |
PA |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Letterkenny Army Depot |
This project is to construct a non-standard designed Information Processing Center for Directorate of Information Management (DOIM) activities at Letterkenny Army Depot. This project is required to address security vulnerabilities and fire and life safety deficiencies that have the potential to severely impact mission essential operations at Letterkenny Army Depot and other locations. |
Chambersberg, Franklin County |
PA |
$5,317,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Letterkenny Army Depot |
This project is to construct a Component Rebuild Shop, Depot Level Category Code 21440 for Ground Support Equipment Maintenance, and to support the Center of Industrial Technical Excellence and Depot Source of Repair missions at Letterkenny Army Depot. (Current Mission) This project is known as Phase I: Future Air and Missile Defense Production Facility in the Depot Modernization Plan.
Letterkenny Army Depot is designated as the Center of Industrial Technical Excellence (Title 10 U.S.C Section 2474) for Mobile Electric Power Generation Equipment, Air Defense and Tactical Missile Ground Support Equipment. LEAD is also Designated the Depot Source of Repair by Department of Defense, for Patriot Ground Support Equipment, Theatre High Altitude Area Defense 13 systems; Theatre High Altitude Area Defense Fire Control and Communications, Launcher AN/TPY-2, Route Clearance Vehicles, and others. The Ground Equipment Division is tasked with providing superior depot-level maintenance support (modification, repair, and overhaul) of combat vehicles, tactical vehicles, material handling equipment, Force Sustainment Systems and sub-assemblies.
Current operations are conducted in numerous government-owned and leased facilities scattered both within and outside of the installation’s controlled perimeter. Most notably, the leased facilities are 1940s era general purpose warehouses converted to component rebuild shops, are located in a commercial business park, and do not meet current Antiterrorism standards. A new facility totaling 107,202 gross square feet is required to support the specific Center of Industrial Technical Excellence and Depot Source of Repair missions, which are a priority for the Ground Support Equipment function. New Construction will provide modern, efficient maintenance work spaces and contribute to Letterkenny Army Depot’s goal to consolidate Ground Support Equipment maintenance functions within the installation’s controlled perimeter. |
Chambersberg, Franklin County |
PA |
$7,664,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Letterkenny Army Depot |
This project is to construct a non-standard design Rocket and Missile Maintenance Facility at Letterkenny Army Depot, PA. This facility is required by Letterkenny Army Depot to support an organic test capability for the overhaul and maintenance of Missile Defense Agency (MDA) Army Navy/Transportable Radar Surveillance Antenna Equipment Unit (AN/TPY-2 AEU) Recapitalization program. Letterkenny was assigned Depot Source of Repair (DSOR) for the AN/TPY-2 radar in 2009. This facility is also planned to support Search Track Acquire Radiate Eliminate (STARE) Recapitalization programs for the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor (LTAMDS) and Sentinel A4 radar systems. An adjacent maintenance facility will accommodate the overhaul and maintenance; and this project’s facility will provide the near field testing to directly support this activity. There are no acceptable alternatives to this project. |
Chambersberg, Franklin County |
PA |
$5,327,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Pittsburgh International Airport |
This project is to construct an indoor small arms firing range, including 14 firing lanes at 50 meter lengths, utilizing conventional design and construction methods to accommodate the mission of the facility. The installation requires an adequately sized, properly configured, and correctly sited indoor small arms range to train and certify security forces, battlefield airmen, and mobility personnel in accordance with AFI 36-2226. The facility will consist of a total of 14 firing lanes, and will provide overflow arms cleaning area for members using the small arms range. The Air National Guard (ANG) has both members that are required to perform armed duties in-garrison and others only in contingency operations on both pistol and rifle in accordance with AFI 36-2226, Table 2-1. |
Pittsburgh, Allegheny County |
PA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Pittsburgh International Airport |
This project is to construct an entry control facility utilizing conventional design and construction methods to accommodate the mission of the facility. The 171st Air Refueling Wing requires an Entry Control Facility and gate house that meets the requirements of DOD 5200.8-R, Physical Security Program, and UFC 4-022-01, Security Engineering: Entry Control Facilities/Access Control Points and force protection standards to protect assigned personnel and resources in support of the current mission. The entry control facility requires vehicle denial barriers properly located to allow response time to vehicle threats. A covered area for searching commercial vehicles is required with adequate lighting and protection from the elements. Security Forces’ Pass and Identification office will be relocated to the entry control facility. |
Pittsburgh, Allegheny County |
PA |
$4,589,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oil City Civic Center |
The Oil City Civic Center will use this funding to upgrade the failing HVAC system of the historic National Transit Complex in Oil City, PA, providing a safer, more e?icient and functional heating and cooling system than the aging system currently in place. |
Oil City, Venango County |
PA |
$152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Department of Agriculture |
The mission of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Eastern Regional Research Center (ERRC) in Wyndmoor, PA is to conduct research on a broad spectrum of agricultural subjects, such as dairy, food safety and sustainable agriculture. This funding will be used to address a range of deferred maintenance needs at the center, including upgrades to HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems. |
Wyndmoor, Montgomery County |
PA |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Central Allegheny Challenger Learning Center |
The project would help establish a Challenger Learning Center Simulator, complete with a Mission Control, Spacecraft, Transport room, and Briefing room, to provide a hands-on, immersive space learning experience to K-12 students. This program would broaden access to STEM education in western Pennsylvania and provide targeted programming for underrepresented groups in STEM, including students of color, low-income students, girls, and students in rural communities. |
Indiana County |
PA |
$1,495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Chester University of Pennsylvania |
This project will provide funding to West Chester University for the purchase of equipment for students to use for experiments and research, a school bus to serve as a mobile STEM lab and funds to support student researchers and mentors in their research. The project is part of West Chester University's "I Want to STEM!" Initiative, which is designed to guide low-income and minority students from elementary school to a bachelor's degree in STEM by establishing a chain of mentorship between K-12 students, undergraduates, and faculty. |
Chester County |
PA |
$716,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Penn State University - The Behrend College |
This project funding will support Penn State University, The Behrend College efforts to establish a Center for Manufacturing Competitiveness to rapidly transition established but traditional manufacturing talent and facilities into a globally competitive, sustainable manufacturing corridor. The fuller project includes the development of a first-in-the-nation, large-scale battery testing center that will take heavy industrial vehicle battery development to the next level. |
Erie County |
PA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia |
This project will fund researched aimed at identifying genetic signatures of critical illnesses in pediatric patients, which will increase diagnosis and treatment options by using genetic studies to increase the precision of diagnosis and treatments of underserved groups and increasing the speed of approval of investigational new drugs involving gene changes. This project would fund 6 postdoctoral researchers, 3 assistant scientists, 1 bioinformatistician, and 1 principal investigator for the research effort. |
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania |
PA |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia Mural Arts Advocates |
Mural Arts Philadelphia's Restorative Justice Department’s programs provide job-readiness and other practical skills through training and mentorship. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Homeless Advocacy Project (HAP) |
This project supports a pilot program to provide legal services to individuals returning from incarceration. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$83,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Erie |
This project will provide funding to support the purchase of a new vehicle for the Erie Bomb Squad. |
Erie |
PA |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Borough of State College |
This project will assist with the purchase and implementation of a regional records management system serving the Borough of State College, the Pennsylvania State University, Ferguson Township and Patton Township. |
State College, Centre County |
PA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Easton |
This project would enable the purchase of Airborne and Terrestrial LIDAR systems. |
Easton, Northampton County |
PA |
$348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia Office of Domestic Violence Strategies |
This project will provide no-cost supervised child visitation program for underserved families. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lycoming County |
Lycoming County's Central Forensic and Judicial Services Building Project aims to substantially improve the efficacy and efficiency of essential public services provided by the County coroner, drug processing and narcotics enforcement units, and magisterial district court. |
Lycoming |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Scranton Lackawanna Industrial Building Company |
The Lackawanna County United Entrepreneurship Project will establish a regional entrepreneurial enterprise in northeastern Pennsylvania. Resources would include multiple specialized spaces to help grow startups in the region including laboratory, innovation, and incubation space. The funding would also assist with building reconfigurations and upgrades to various components of the facilities. |
Lackawanna County |
PA |
$777,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation |
This project will provide funding for the Corridor Revitalization Initiative in Philadelphia’s Chinatown Commercial District. The Corridor Revitalization Initiative is a COVID-19 pandemic economic recovery initiative focused on creating a space to provide small businesses with culturally-competent and in-language support around capital access, increasing operating efficiency, sales revenue, financial issues, and access to business consultants. The initiative will also generate marketing and promotional campaigns to attract visitors to the corridor. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$607,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Pennsylvania State University |
The project would provide funding for the Workforce of the Future program at Pennsylvania State University, an initiative focused on economic empowerment of historically disenfranchised workers in rural Pennsylvania. The funding would be used to purchase equipment to bolster the region’s manufacturing capability. |
Centre County |
PA |
$441,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Washington Citywide Development Corp. |
This project will provide the City of Washington Citywide Development Corp with funds to establish a shared-use commercial kitchen and restaurant incubator in downtown Washington. This incubator space will help emerging food-based businesses overcome expensive equipment and start-up costs and provide industry-specific business development, operations, and marketing education. |
Washington County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mansmann Foundation |
This project will provide funding for the Entrepreneurs Forever program to fund the expansion of their peer-to-peer entrepreneurship program intended for small businesses making under $1 million to 300 local small businesses in 25 counties in western Pennsylvania. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$1,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Ben Franklin Technology Partners Corporation |
This project will provide funding to Ben Franklin Technology Partners Corporation to expand and build upon their entrepreneur support and investment programs to help more minority and women led startups launch and grow in Pennsylvania. |
Lehigh County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Enterprise Center |
This project will boost small businesses in the Philadelphia area by creating boxes full of resources to distribute to local entrepreneurs. These will include cybersecurity programs, tax and bookkeeping software, model business plans and other educational materials. This "Biz in a Box" program will help an estimated 2,000 businesses throughout the southeast Pennsylvania region. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Liberty Housing Development Corp |
This project, known as Liberty53, will create 31 units of new, affordable housing in Philadelphia. This will support not only low-income people, but also people with physical and intellectual disabilities. With 23 one-bedroom and 8 two-bedroom units, this facility will accommodate a diverse range of Philadelphians. Additionally, Liberty53 will take a currently blighted building and restore it to house the project. |
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broad Street Ministry |
This project will perform critical interior renovations that will expand ADA accessibility to the Broad Street Ministry’s historic building’s main entrance and lobby and will accommodate office space, storage space and customer service counters for Broad Street Ministry’s mail room. This mail room provides housing-instable Philadelphians a consistent mailing address, an important step towards stability. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern PA |
This project is the renovation of a former bank building in South Scranton to transform it into a vibrant Business Support and Welcoming Center. This space will serve as a hub for workforce development programming, business networking, co-working space for telecommuters, a venue for the expansion of a year-round farmers market and a central entry point for new immigrants and refugees. |
Lackawanna County |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hill Community Development Corporation |
This project will provide funding for the New Granada Square redevelopment project in Pittsburgh’s historic Hill District. The completion of this project will enable job creation and small business development that will unlock the economic potential of the Hill District, directly benefitting its residents. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Allentown Housing Authority |
The project will provide 50 new high-quality affordable housing units to the local community in Allentown, Pennsylvania. This will be part of the 100-unit redevelopment of the existing Little Lehigh public housing complex. Along with a wide span of supportive services, Little Lehigh Redevelopment - Phase II will contribute to the equity, safety, and overall wellbeing of the local community. |
Lehigh County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carnegie Library of Homestead |
This project will significantly rehabilitate the Carnegie Library’s historic 1,047-seat Music Hall. This project would make the Music Hall fully ADA compliant throughout the facility. The Hall is a significant revenue source for the year-round educational programs presented by the library and a vital facility for residents, school trips and the many community groups who use the facilities for meetings. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CAPSEA |
This project will establish a trauma-informed care facility to serve victims of sexual and domestic violence in Elk and Cameron Counties. These rural counties have long been underserved by existing resources but have seen an increase in instances of domestic and sexual violence in recent years. This project would provide new resources, including emergency and transitional housing, to residents of these two counties needing help. |
Elk County |
PA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port Authority of Allegheny County |
The project will create a safer, more accessible and more welcoming Station Square Station that incorporates better connections between all transit modes. This in turn promote ridership and encourage transit-oriented development in the area, helping both the City, the Port Authority and the environment. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Enterprise Development Center of Erie County |
This project will redevelop the former Erie Malleable Iron property to eliminate extreme blight and hazardous conditions along a primary city corridor in Erie, Pennsylvania. Over the next two years, the Enterprise Development Center of Erie County will transform the property into a multi-tenant business park. |
Erie County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sharing Excess |
This project will install ten community fridges in the underserved areas of West and Southwest Philadelphia. Sharing Excess already runs several of these community fridges throughout the City. These fridges will be cleaned and stocked twice daily and Sharing Excess estimates that they be available to over 50,000 people and offer nearly 400,000 pounds of fresh food every year. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsburgh |
Pittsburgh has more sets of public city steps than any other city in the Nation. This project will restore multiple different high-use sets of steps across the city, ensuring that they are a safe method of connecting streets and parts of the city. The project will also entail the installation of bicycle runnels next to these steps to make it easier for cyclists to move through the city. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Regional Engagement Center |
This project will help build an intergenerational community life center in Selinsgrove, PA in rural Snyder County. This facility will bring together residents of all ages, offering services to improve quality of life, create economic opportunities, boost physical health and create a stronger sense of community. |
Snyder County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Bethany, Inc. |
This project will acquire and renovate the Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem property, which is next to the current New Bethany property. This will create up to thirty non-congregate shelter units targeted to special populations, including families with children (including those with single fathers and teenaged sons, who are often forced to stay separately at men’s shelters), single women and members of the LGBTQ+ community. |
Northampton County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nueva Esperanza, Inc. |
Nueva Esperanza plans to acquire, demolish, and remediate an industrial chemical processing facility in the heart of North Philadelphia. The removal of this blighted structure will benefit the health and safety of the surrounding community and provide opportunities to redevelop the site. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salvation Army Greater Philadelphia |
This project will make improvements to the Salvation Army’s Philadelphia West Corps Community Center. This Center serves its neighborhood through vital programs, including food assistance, senior citizens programs, sports, music, after-school programming and free legal counseling. The facility's deteriorating condition has resulted in increased safety risks and limited programming. This funding will reverse that trend and help restore full services. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Philadelphia |
The Rebuilding Community Infrastructure program by the City of Philadelphia plans to rebuild the Lawncrest Recreational Center, which has fallen into disrepair in recent years. The extensive renovations at this important community hub will improve access for people with disabilities, create a more cohesive civic campus and better support the well-being of the Lawncrest community. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsburgh |
This project will rehabilitate the House of Manna, a human services institution originally built by community activists and faith leaders that has since fallen into disrepair. This project will bring the building into good condition to accommodate human service providers, community educators and healthy food options for local residents. This will not only revitalize the facility but the broader area as well. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Women's Help Center |
The Women’s Help Center plans to establish the Community Help Center, which will serve as Cambria County’s only 24/7 low barrier shelter, meeting housing services and emergency shelter needs in the region. The funding will be used for equipment and furniture in order to provide services. |
Cambria County |
PA |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Avondale Borough |
The Avondale Borough plans to rehabilitate its parks and playgrounds to make them accessible to all residents, including those with disabilities. Currently, no parks in Avondale Borough have accessibility accommodations. The funding will be used to add accessible parking and inclusive playground equipment. |
Chester County |
PA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Ventures, Inc. |
Community Ventures in collaboration with the Blanche A. Nixon / Cobbs Creek Library plans to install an exterior ramp and interior elevator at the library to make the building more accessible to Cobbs Creek residents with disabilities, as well as physical amenities on library grounds to facilitate additional community activities. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$1,431,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Forest County |
Forest County and Warren County plan to initiate a housing study to develop a detailed needs assessment and action plan focused on redevelopment, increasing affordable housing, and addressing a broad range of housing issues in rural Northeastern Pennsylvania. |
Warren and Forest Counties |
PA |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Upper Dublin Township |
This project will provide funds to Upper Dublin Township to complete the demolition of the Township Public Safety Building, which was severely damaged by a natural disaster in 2021. The damaged building is hazardous to the surrounding area, including local schools. |
Montgomery County |
PA |
$381,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CASA |
This project will provide funds so that CASA can move locations to a larger community center in York County, Pennsylvania in order to triple the number of York County residents the serve each year and expand offerings via more office space, classrooms, vocational training labs, and a multipurpose meeting room. |
York County |
PA |
$1,489,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Clairton |
This project will provide funds for the City of Clairton to renovate a building to create a new Community Center. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North10 Philadelphia |
This project will provide funding to North10, a community organization in Philadelphia, to make investments in community-driven safety measures (security cameras and lighting) in Hunting Park-East. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coatesville Youth Initiative |
The Coatesville Youth Initiative plans to acquire, demolish, and remediate a building in order to build a new community center. The proposed center will offer a large, versatile, and stable location for youth programs and community-based activities, a safe environment for youth to congregate, and an event space for the region. |
Chester County |
PA |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ArtsQuest |
This funding will support the initial environmental review and an early segment of general construction costs for ArtsQuest’s plans to establish a Cultural Center. The Cultural Center will allow the organization to significantly increase educational outreach and impact to support approximately 10,000 students each year, expand existing programs and festivals that reach over 2 million people annually and add new visual and performing arts programs including an Artist Makerspace, early childhood education programs, artists-in-residence programs, an Art Educator Lab, and a Healing Art and Music Center to meet the needs of the growing and changing community.
|
Northampton County |
PA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Impact Corry |
The Corry Community Development Corporation has a unique opportunity for the adaptive reuse of a blighted rail yard that exists at the heart of the Corry downtown historic and retail district and is one of two primary gateways to the community. Through adaptive reuse and new build projects, the community aims to turn this property into Corry's largest economic driver at the epicenter of downtown. |
Erie County |
PA |
$1,270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of State College |
The Borough of State College plans to construct transportation improvements at the intersection of Allen Street and College Avenue (gateway to PSU) and Beaver Avenue as the first phase of an initiative to reduce vehicular conflicts, improve safety at intersections, and reduce the number of crashes at downtown State College. |
Centre County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Lancaster |
YWCA Lancaster plans to expand its countywide services for its Sexual Assault Prevention and Counseling Center. The project will enable the organization to provide privacy, ADA accessibility, comprehensive therapy, child and adult counseling groups, private counseling rooms, and staff offices, thus ensuring capacity to serve all adults and children impacted by sexual violence, assault, and harassment in the region. |
Lancaster |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Scranton |
The City of Scranton's Infrastructure-Streetscape Project at Pittston Avenue will revitalize a South Scranton neighborhood, provide ADA access, pedestrian safety, high vehicle traffic safety, as well as a high foot traffic area, where many of the residents walk to and from work, schools, nearby parks and trails, visit local businesses and restaurants, and other residential properties.
|
Lackawanna County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Susquehanna Heritage Corporation |
The Susquehanna Heritage Corporation plans to restore an important Underground Railroad and Civil War historic site for adaptive use as the Susquehanna Discovery Center. This center will serve as a gateway visitor destination for America's 55th National Heritage Area in order to promote economic development and preserve the region’s history. |
York County |
PA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Weavers Way Community Fund |
The Weavers Way Community Fund plans to convert a blighted building into a full-service grocery store in the Germantown neighborhood of Philadelphia. Once open, this community-owned store will improve the public's access to healthy and local foods, including to low-income residents, and serve as a hub of community activity focused on health, nutrition, sustainability, and neighborhood life. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Wyoming Valley |
This project will restore a currently blighted former YWCA property in Hazleton and give it new life as an affordable childcare facility. This funding will turn space in the building into 15 new classrooms that will allow for childcare for some 100 kids in the Hazleton area. It will also have a commercial kitchen to reduce child hunger. This will increase opportunities for local children, allow parents to return fully to work and reduce blight in an impoverished area. |
Luzerne County |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Gettysburg |
The Borough of Gettysburg plans to establish a Gettysburg Welcome Center Project, which will deliver a public facility at the center of Baltimore Street, a major economic driver of tourism for the town. This project will support the growth of tourism in this historic Borough. |
Adams County |
PA |
$1,335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Congreso de Latinos Unidos |
This project will increase accessibility to Congreso’s facility in Philadelphia. This will include the installation of an ADA-compliant ramp to the entrance, new doors to the facility, a renovated lobby and repairs to the elevators. This will allow for more people to access the Congreso facilities and the services they provide. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$1,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Erie-Western Pennsylvania Port Authority |
This project will rehabilitate the antiquated lighting system at Dobbins Landing on the Lake Erie shoreline in downtown Erie. This is the only free, public-access waterfront area in the City, but a lack of quality lighting has created safety concerns that have dissuaded residents from taking advantage of the site. Having improved lighting will increase the capacity to hold events at Dobbins Landing, make the area safer and encourage more activity that will resuscitate the downtown Erie area. |
Erie County |
PA |
$452,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Quintessence Theatre Group |
This project will allow the Quintessence Theater Group (QTG) to acquire and restore the front half of Sedgwick Theater in Northwest Philadelphia. QTG has currently been leasing out this iconic, formerly shuttered space, but this funding will allow it to purchase the front section of the property and make the renovations needed to bring the Sedgwick back to life and offer cultural experiences to the local community. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lackawanna County |
This project will undertake serious renovations to the McDade Park Pool Complex in Scranton. This project will not only replace the pool building and the filter system, but also add ADA-compliant features and new play areas for younger children. This will ensure that the McDade Park Pool can continue to be a free, quality resource for the residents of the City of Scranton. |
Lackawanna County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Susquehanna Depot Borough |
This project will improve a railroad crossing and install the accompanying sidewalk, signage and street improvements that will allow residents and visitors to safely access Ira Reynolds Riverfront Park in Susquehanna Depot Borough. Building improving this crossing and accompanying trail will allow residents of Susquehanna Depot and visitors to safely access the park from downtown, increasing the connectivity of the town and attracting new economic opportunities. |
Susquehanna |
PA |
$1,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens |
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is requesting funding to restore a historic, nationally-registered glasshouse. The proposed work will become the nation’s first museum installation of an HVAC De-carbonization modular system. |
Pittsburgh, Allegheny County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
PA Dept of Conservation and Natural Resources |
The PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will use this funding to develop and improve the Butler Tract for motorized recreational use. The proposed work will restore abandoned mine lands and conserve forested areas while bolstering the local and regional economy. |
Schuylkill and Luzerne Counties |
PA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cambria County |
Cambria County will use this funding for the restoration and rehabilitation of the historic, nationally-registered Cambria County Courthouse. The proposed work will mitigate risk of structural damage and remediate signifcant rot and extensive mold to elements of the historic architecture. |
Cambria County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites |
Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites is requesting funding to support the restoration of the Colonial Industrial Quarter, part of Historic Moravian Bethlehem National Historic Landmark District and home to the 1762 Waterworks, an individually listed National Historic Landmark. |
Bethlehem, Northampton County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Homeland Security |
Borough of West Pittston |
This funding will go to the Borough of West Pittston to use on a levee project that will provide flood protection to over 900 homes and businesses. |
Luzerne County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Homeland Security |
City of Harrisburg |
This funding will support the City of Harrisburg’s plans to dechannelize Paxton Creek, which is a major waterway in the city. Once fully completed, this project will address flash flooding concerns and resolve longstanding safety challenges experienced by the community due to the existing channel. |
Dauphin County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Homeland Security |
City of Williamsport and Lycoming County |
This funding support the City of Williamsport and Lycoming County’s plans to make critical safety improvements to the Greater Williamsport Levee, the second largest flood control system of its kind in Pennsylvania. These measures will prevent overtopping and wall failure of the levee. |
Lycoming County |
PA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Homeland Security |
City of Philadelphia Water Department |
This funding will go towards improving stormwater infrastructure in a high-need community in southwest Philadelphia that has experienced the harmful impacts of climate change. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Homeland Security |
Northampton County |
This funding will be used to upgrade the public safety radio system to improve emergency and public safety communications in the region. |
Northampton County |
PA |
$4,928,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pennsylvania CASA Association |
In this project, Pennsylvania CASA seeks to expand operations in Northwest Pennsylvania and specifically in Mercer County, areas that are under-served by existing programs. Pennsylvania CASA provides Court Appointed Special Advocates, volunteers who advocate and improve outcomes for abused and neglected children. Foster children with CASAs are less likely to re-enter foster care within 12 months, making these advocates an important tool in promoting safe and stable families. |
Mercer County |
PA |
$272,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Temple University Hospital |
This project will cover a portion of the equipment costs associated with Temple University Health System's (TUHS) new hospital for women and infants. The TUHS specialty campus will offer women and families a safe, welcoming environment and the highest quality care, regardless of social and economic circumstances. |
Philadelphia, PA |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Widener University |
This project will expand and upgrade facilities and equipment for physical, speech, and occupational therapy as well as physician assistant services and community rehabilitation at the Chester Community Clinic, operated by Widener University. The Clinic provides pro bono care to underserved residents of Delaware County while serving as a training program for the next generation of health care workers. |
Chester County |
PA |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family and Children's Service |
This project will expand the Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia (JFCS) Mental Health Network, a strategic partnership and pilot program between JFCS and greater Philadelphia mental health practitioners and community organizations. Targeting local youth and families with insufficient access to quality, affordable mental health services, the Mental Health Network makes available mental health services such as talk therapy, psychiatry, substance abuse counseling, and intensive outpatient services through streamlined services and subsidized rates. Its goal is to increase accessibility and affordability of mental health care for underserved communities in the greater Philadelphia area. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
1889 Foundation |
This project will expand the number of Community Health Workers providing assistance to at-risk individuals in need of health care or social services in rural Cambria and Somerset counties. This program works to reduce health inequities by improving care coordination and linkage to services. |
Cambria County |
PA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Butler County Community College |
This funding will support the purchase of equipment & technology for Butler County Community College's Shaffer School of Nursing and Allied Health. The equipment & technology will be used to appoint classrooms, laboratories and simulation labs to provide high-quality, affordable nursing education that will help address critical nursing shortages and provide students with access to in-demand, well-paying jobs in Western Pennsylvania. |
Butler County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh |
This project supports the recruitment, training and matching of LGBTQ+ adult volunteer mentors with LGBTQ+ youth through Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh’s Big Siblings Program. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hyndman Area Health Center, Inc |
The project would help the Hyndman Area Health Center to add clinical space, exam rooms, counseling rooms, reception area, professional offices, and bathrooms to their facility. The expanded physical capacity would facilitate and increase their ability to offer much needed medication-assisted treatment to address opioid use disorder in their rural, low income community. |
Hyndman |
PA |
$852,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Tech |
The project would help in the construction of a new healthcare training facility by the Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology. This initiative would enable affordable post-secondary education in a rural area, which includes pockets of poverty and severe distress, to address significant unmet demands for a skilled workforce in the healthcare industry. |
Bellefonte |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Lehigh |
This project will support the construction of a new wing of the Cedarbrook Senior Care & Rehab, a county-run nursing home that primarily serves seniors on Medicaid. This new wing will enable the facility to reduce room occupancy from 3 or 4 to no more than 2 residents to a room, and will add private bathrooms to each room. This project will allow low-income seniors to age in dignity and greater comfort, and also supports infectious disease mitigation efforts by allowing more limited contacts when necessary. |
Lehigh County |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County, |
Community Action Partnership of Lancaster (CAP), Lancaster's most robust anti-poverty organization, is seeking funding to infuse STEM education across its 53 early learning classrooms in Lancaster County. |
Lancaster |
PA |
$710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seton Hill University |
This funding will support Seton Hill University in the creation of a new Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) program that will serve vulnerable populations (aging, rural, low-income) in Pennsylvania. |
Greensburg |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northampton Community College |
Designed to be community resources that recruit and educate tomorrow's high-priority workforce, the Centers will feature state-of-the-industry, skill-specific training stations to educate and offer pre-college programming in advanced technology degree programs. In response to employer request, a new program, Precision Machining and Tool Design will be developed at the Bethlehem Center that will allow students to earn a specialized diploma, certificate, or A.A.S degree. |
Bethlehem |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence Region |
The BIG Futures project supports career exploration and work- and life-skill development programming to ensure Littles graduate with a plan for their future, whether that is Enrollment in higher education, Entrepreneurship, Employment, or military Enlistment (the 4E's). The project will also help Big Brothers, Big Sisters Independence (BBBSI) serve even more Littles and families in PA-05 and throughout the greater Philadelphia region. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House PA |
This project would help Covenant House PA scale up its mental health services for young adults and young families in Philadelphia and York who are experiencing homelessness. Funding will be used to increase mental health treatment and other supportive services for these at-risk individuals and develop and sustain meaningful partnerships with permanent connections in the community. |
Philadelphia and York |
PA |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Primary Care Health Services, Inc. |
This project will support construction of a new facility for a Federally Qualified Health Center in the Homewood community of Pittsburgh. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mikayla's Voice |
Mikayla's Voice will utilize funding to scale up a program and support additional children and youth with and without disabilities to be taught the concepts of Social Emotional Learning (SEL) across an additional 16 schools. |
Nazareth |
PA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennett Library |
The New Kennett Library and Resource Center asks for funding for Computers and Technology that will be installed at the end of the construction of the new facility, currently underway, estimated to be the summer of 2023. Technology items and associated infrastructure are considered Owner's Costs, and as yet are unfunded. The items are considered vital to the success of the Resource Center, and especially impact the adult education programs, which are helping to stabilize and upgrade the region's workforce, and also K-12 programs. |
Kennett Square |
PA |
$224,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bucks County Community College |
The Bucks County Community College Network Refresh Servicing Educational Mission will serve the purpose of updating the College's Information and Technology Services (ITS) network core with current technologies and hardware equipment to support internet connectivity for all functions of the institution. |
Newtown |
PA |
$582,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsburgh |
The City of Pittsburgh, in partnership with the existing Allegheny Health Network Reaching Out On The Streets (AHN ROOTS) program, seeks funding to stand up an Overdose Outreach and Support Team that will respond during an overdose with a staff of certified peer recovery specialists (CPRSs), emergency medical technicians (EMTs), and outreach professionals to help people to navigate treatment or other services. Pittsburgh EMS responded to almost 1,100 opioid-related overdose calls in 2021, and on average 30% of patients declined transport to the emergency department, eliminating a critical opportunity for support and engagement. The overdose response program will build critical relationships with participants and providers to ensure fluid referral and support services for individuals experiencing substance use disorders. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Pennsylvania (BGCWPA) is requesting funs to launch the Teen Outreach Program into more schools and sites within Allegheny County and to, for the first time, offer the program within schools and sites in Fayette, Somerset, and Westmoreland Counties. The Teen Outreach Program is an evidence-based program designed to instill in participants the confidence and tools needed to lead healthy lives, develop healthy relationships, and avoid risky behaviors, including substance use and abuse and teen pregnancy. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carlow University |
Carlow Univerity seeks to begin a pilot program to transition college-age students out of the foster care system into postsecondary students. The program would provide critical wrap around services, including mental health support, year round housing, healthcare and more, to ensure all areas of the student is cared for. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Lancaster County |
This project supports software enhancements for United Way of Lancaster County’s 2-1-1 free information and referral hotline to increase equitable access to community resources. This software, piloted by United Way of Lancaster County, would be scaled out to all 67 counties in Pennsylvania. |
Lancaster County |
PA |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Venango County |
To support early childhood literacy in Venango County by purchasing books for the Imagination Library. |
Reno |
PA |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers in Medicine |
This project supports a partial building renovation at a Volunteers in Medicine facility in Luzerne County to meet increased demand for free health care services, including behavioral health services, from the low-income patients served by the clinic. |
Luzerne County |
PA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth |
Through the proposed project, The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth (TLC) will partner with Trellis for Tomorrow to develop a school garden and with it, a site for educational programming to provide valuable STEM learning, career readiness skills, collaboration and leadership experiences, and a host of other benefits for at-risk students experiencing significant academic and behavioral challenges. |
Audubon |
PA |
$32,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Johnstown Area Regional Industries (JARI) |
The project purpose is to increase workforce capacity by providing training and employment opportunities for unemployed and underemployed disadvantaged residents of the Johnstown Public Housing units. The overall goal of the project is to increase workforce capacity to fill current and future job openings while offering residents an opportunity to transition out of poverty. |
Johnstown |
PA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marywood University |
Marywood University seeks funding to expand its healthcare education building to accommodate a new, accelerated LPN-BSN degree program and expansion of existing physician assistant and nursing programs to address healthcare staffing shortages in Northeastern Pennsylvania. |
Lackawanna County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westminster College |
Westminster College seeks funding to provide equipment to (1) enhance its existing nursing education program by offering an RN to BSN program, (2) improve learning outcomes for nursing students and expand workforce development opportunities for allied health providers through enhanced educational facilities, tools and technology, and (3) build workforce capacity to address the unique health and fitness needs of an aging population. |
Wilmington |
PA |
$473,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washington & Jefferson College |
This project will support upgrading the public safety and security systems at Washington & Jefferson College. |
Washington |
PA |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friendship House |
Friendship House seeks to renovate buildings to co-locate mental health and substance use disorder services with other primary/physical health services in order to provide Whole Person Care. |
Lackawanna County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lafayette College |
The project will make it possible for K–12 students and teachers in Northeast Pennsylvania to have better access to the region’s wealth of historical materials and education resources housed at area cultural organizations. The LV-Lab’s mission is to provide historical content and educational resources related to American and local history and civics, aligned with Commonwealth education standards, and delivered via a mobile application to approximately 52,000 public school students in Grades 3, 6, 9, and 12 across Berks, Lehigh and Northampton counties. |
Easton |
PA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Summer Search Philadelphia |
Summer Search Philadelphia seeks $200,000 to be able to double the number of school partners with whom we work. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
PA Dept of Conservation and Natural Resources |
The PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will use this funding to improve the Leonard Harrison State Park Visitor’s Center, a heavily-visited facility and educational center located on the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. |
Tioga County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lehigh Carbon Community College |
LCCC’s SEED (Success, Engagement, Education, Determination) program provides students with disabilities with the on campus services and support they need to achieve their academic, career, and independent living goals. LCCC requests funding to expand SEED’s outreach to the business community and to create more job shadowing and internship opportunities for students exploring their career interests. |
Schnecksville |
PA |
$172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Delaware |
This funding would be used to launch the Delaware County Perinatal Community Health Worker/Doula Pilot Program, a workforce development program that prepares participants to work as Perinatal Community Health Care Workers (PCHW) or Doulas. This program would aim to reduce racial and economic disparities in maternal care through its educational component and through targeted training and deployment of doulas in communities that are experiencing the highest disparities in maternal/childcare and birth outcomes. This training also supports participants by offering them education and certification that will allow them to jumpstart their careers in healthcare and social assistance. |
Delaware County |
PA |
$954,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Macedonia Family and Community Enrichment Center |
Responding to opportunity gaps exacerbated by the pandemic disruptions to school and family life, Macedonia FACE’s Family Capacity Youth Education Support program seeks funding to expand their transportation support to assist families in getting their children to school, and their in-school school-day support to parents, students, and educators. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania |
Industries and employers in South Central Pennsylvania continue to grapple with a critical need for a skilled entry-level and an upskilled incumbent workforce. Shippensburg University has capabilities in the areas of career readiness and workforce development that can be leveraged to prepare marginalized, unemployed, and underemployed Pennsylvanians to enter or promote wage-sustaining jobs with identifiable career pathways and upward economic mobility. With $1.2 million in Community Project Funding, Shippensburg University South Central Pennsylvania Career Development and Readiness Initiative will deliver career counseling, resources, and support services along with a robust schedule of employability and industry driven technical skill courses, programs, certificates, and certifications at no cost to any qualified individuals through a scholarship that will cover the cost of the training. |
Cumberland |
PA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Philabundance |
The Philabundance Community Kitchen's (PCK) workforce development program would provide students and graduates with additional supports to help them thrive in a post-COVID job market while scaling the program to impact more community members. PCK provides free, high-quality culinary job training to low- and no-income adults with limited work experience and significant personal challenges, including a history of unemployment, mental illness, or incarceration. Between 80 and 100 adults will be enrolled in the program during FY23 and will receive 16 weeks of professional-level training and life skills development, followed by ongoing support for two years after graduation, ultimately contributing to the ability of Philadelphia-area residents to attain and retain sustainable careers, providing the culinary sector with a steady source of trained candidates, and preparing over 350,000 healthy meals for community members in need.
|
Philadelphia |
PA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community College of Philadelphia |
Community College of Philadelphia is seeking $750,000 to support its educational programming in the life sciences helping to strengthen its role as a vital player contributing to a diverse STEM workforce called for in the cell and gene therapy and pharmaceutical sector rapidly growing in Philadelphia, working to expand the number of under-represented minorities in this field. Specifically, the funding would support the College's technical and subject matter capacity, development and design of curriculum and training for an aseptic technician program, as well as other supports necessary to launch a pilot training program with key employers who have a strong need for a diverse workforce in these positions. The College will seek to replicate in Philadelphia skill standards established in the areas of quality control and aseptic techniques for biomanufacturing technicians based on programming developed in 2013 by Montgomery County Community College via the National Science Foundation funded Northeast Biomanufacturing Center and Collaborative (NBC2). The College would conduct training that supports 80 - 100 aseptic and quality control techs and between 75-100 middle and high school students seeking preparatory STEM training to generate interest in Philadelphia's Cellicon Valley industry of cell and gene therapy. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Outreach Works |
Outreach's Center for Community Resources (formerly Employment Opportunity and Training Center EOTC) seeks support to provide tutoring to economically disadvantaged adults, allowing them to gain improved literacy and the skills necessary to achieve their GED credential. Outreach also seeks support to assist adults requesting a pardon for non-violent criminal offenses committed over five years ago. These supportive services in combination with the workforce development services that Outreach provides to economically disadvantaged adults in the region improve their opportunities to achieve employment at family-sustaining wages. |
Scranton |
PA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Partner4Work |
The Career Services Program will reduce recidivism, increase community safety, and improve employment outcomes for youth and adults involved in the justice system by providing comprehensive case management, career services and connection to wrap-around supports. Case managers will create service plans to identify pre-employment needs, career interests and training and/or work experience opportunities. Participants will receive scholarships and stipends to attend occupational training, which typically lasts 6-8 weeks and includes industry-recognized credentialing programs, apprenticeship and pre-apprenticeship, and enrollment in post-secondary education. Participants will be placed in career-track employment in industries like construction, manufacturing and retail/hospitality, in collaboration with employer partners, Industry Councils and American Job Center. CSP will engage a wide referral network of justice system partners, including the County Jail, PADOC and probation centers. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$993,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lebanon Valley College |
This project will support technology and equipment for a new 30,000 square foot facility dedicated to nursing education, accommodating 40-60 new nursing students in each annual incoming class, as well as 14+ new full-time faculty/staff. This facility is in response to the Pennsylvania Board of Nursing’s April 2021 approval of a 4-year bachelor of science in nursing program at Lebanon Valley College—the only nursing education program in Lebanon County. The facility will contain multiple teaching spaces, including five simulation labs, two skills labs with exam spaces, three classrooms, a wet lab, and a home health simulation area—each outfitted with the technology required for today’s nursing education. |
Annville |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia Department of Public Health |
This request will fund the renovation of Philadelphia’s oldest public health center, which provides primary, ambulatory, and family-oriented health services to the surrounding community. More than 60 years old, the facility has been used and reused extensively, leaving it in a state of disrepair. Renovations are desperately needed to meet the healthcare needs of an underserved community. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$591,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PIDC Community Capital |
PIDC seeks Community Project Funding in the amount of $460,000 to continue to operate and expand its Navy Yard Skills Initiative (NYSI) program, which connects Philadelphian residents who have been disconnected from the workforce to permanent, full-time, quality wage careers at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. Funding would expand to launch a specialized 22-week Aseptic Technicians training program with a Navy Yard life sciences employer. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Abilities in Motion |
AIM would like to provide disability/sensitivity training for all first responders in Berks county. This training will provide local first responders with first-hand appropriate education with regards to what it means to be a person with a disability, how first responders can become more adept at the appropriate language with regards to speaking with individuals with many different disabilities ranging from autism, behavioral health, intellectual disabilities and physical disabilities. This training will provide first hand tips on ways to interact with individuals with disabilities, in emergency-type situations. It is an hour long training. |
Berks County |
PA |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Voices for Independence |
The overarching goal is to empower people, primarily single mothers, in Western Pennsylvania to live more self sufficient lives through the life skills training program offered by Voices for Independence. Classes will be taught in cooking, financial literacy, budgeting, and grocery planning. |
Erie, Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Warren, McKean, Forest, Venango, Elk, Cameron, Washington, Green, Somerset, Bedford, Westmoreland, Armstrong, Indiana, Mercer, Lawrence, Blair, Cambria, Potter, Jefferson, Potter Counties |
PA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family Services of Lehigh Valley |
The project will address barriers of systemic social exclusion of adults with disabilities through a program focused on in-person and weekly events to enhance participants quality of life. |
Lehigh, Berks, and Northampton Counties |
PA |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln University of Pennsylvania |
The purpose of this project is to create an E-Sports Varsity Program, Certificate Program and Innovation Lab at Lincoln University of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It will cover start-up costs and provide equipment and technology needed to start the program, starting personnel expenses, and more. |
Chester |
PA |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Penn State University |
Penn State University requests funding for educational programming focused on ‘industry 4.0’ (technology that enables production, manufacturing, and business operations modern efficiencies) workforce development and entrepreneurial training for rural founders. |
Centre |
PA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Special Olympics Pennsylvania |
The project will provide health and sport clinics throughout the state, and expand opportunities for athletes to return to in-person activities and address health disparities experienced by both children and adults with intellectual disabilities. |
Montgomery County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Transitional Paths To Independent Living (TRPIL) |
TRPIL is developing programs that would assist consumers with disabilities to feel more independent and less isolated in the community. The agency knows that consumers and personal care attendants may not have learned cooking skills when younger or feel uncomfortable in the kitchen because of safety issues. |
Washington, Greene, and Fayette Counties |
PA |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Scranton Neighborhood Hosuing Services, Inc. |
The project will expand the Aging in Place program, which assists older and disabled homeowners with critical safety modifications to help them to continue living safely and with dignity in their homes and community. |
Lackawanna, Wayne, and Luzerne Counties |
PA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Manchester Bidwell Corp. Bidwell Training Center |
Through this initiative, Manchester Bidwell Corporation's Bidwell Training Center will implement a unique training program based upon industry needs in the region. Through the implementation of an urban food production program, BTC seeks to support current and developing businesses that are emerging in greater Pittsburgh to support local food needs. Current trends strongly suggest the future of urban food production is threefold: vertical farming, hydroponic farming, and more traditional indoor farming where plants are grown in a potting mix. Because urban food production, especially indoor operations, is an emerging part of the horticulture industry in Pittsburgh, there is a shortage of trained individuals to meet growing labor needs. Bidwell Training Center, which has been providing workforce development training to greater Pittsburgh residents for over 50 years, seeks to expand its reach through the creation of this program. It can easily be implemented into their existing infrastructure within the Drew Mathieson Greenhouse, their 1-acre educational facility. They would continue food production in traditional potting mix, install a vertical farming training system, and implement a cutting-edge hydroponics system, which has been pioneered in the Netherlands and is being successfully executed across the US. This hydroponics system will be connected to an on-site Urban Farm Shop, as well, allowing students the chance to sell what they grow to the local community as a part of their educational experience. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
PA Dept of Conservation and Natural Resources |
DCNR will use this funding to expand campgrounds at Ohiopyle State Park and install critical infrastructure to meet the park’s recreational capacity. |
Fayette County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
PA Dept of Conservation and Natural Resources |
DCNR will use this funding to purchase and manage conservation easements surrounding drinking water reservoirs, allowing for public access, sustainable forest management and water quality protection. |
Luzerne County |
PA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Scott Township |
The project will improve deficiencies in Scott Township’s sanitary sewer system, which will reduce the overflow of untreated sewage into the environment and reduce the need for future repairs. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$1,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Borough |
The project will upgrade Freeport Borough’s wastewater treatment facility to minimize sewage contamination into Buffalo Creek, a popular recreational boating area that flows into the Allegheny River. |
Armstrong County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Meadville Area Water Authority |
The project will rehabilitate two water storage tanks in order to provide a safe and reliable public water supply to the City of Meadville. |
Crawford County |
PA |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Municipal Water Authority of Aliquippa |
The project will replace critical water infrastructure including waterlines and valves in order to mitigate water loss, reduce the cost burden on residents, and improve service to southwestern Pennsylvania. |
Beaver County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ashland Area Municipal Authority |
The project will replace a vulnerable waterline prone to leaks and breaks that runs beneath a critical roadway that serves as an access point to local public schools. It will also prevent water loss and lower the currently significant costs of frequent repairs. |
Schuylkill County |
PA |
$416,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County |
The project will prevent contamination of local waterways by separating stormwater currently collected from the Wyoming County Correctional Facility and the Tunkhannock Borough streets and redirecting it to a separate stormwater collection system. |
Wyoming County |
PA |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lower Ten Mile Joint Sewer Authority |
This project will replace an outdated sewer system in order to provide reliable sewer service to residents not previously served in the region. It will also help eliminate environmental and human health risks posed by faulty sewer systems. |
Greene County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Leet Township Municipal Authority |
The project will repair a defective interceptor line in two sewer segments and one manhole. The project will reduce the likelihood of sewage pollution and remove inhibit groundwater infiltration. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$58,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lancaster |
The project is a stormwater separation in the City of Lancaster that will reduce annual combined sewer flows to the Conestoga River by over 27 million gallons. By supporting this critical infrastructure, the project will improve water quality in the region by reducing pollutants while also providing flood reduction benefits. |
Lancaster County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Redbank Valley Municipal Authority |
The project will replace waterline in New Bethlehem Borough and tube settlers in the water treatment plant, which will reduce water loss and bring the water system into compliance with state regulations. |
Clarion County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sunbury |
The project will separate storm water and sewer in order to prevent wastewater pollution and the flooding of a railroad underpass during storm events. |
Northumberland County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mercersburg Water Authority |
The project will provide funds to go towards addressing a series of deficiencies in a rural local water system in southern Pennsylvania, including replacing the existing water treatment plant, storage tank and well in order to provide reliable service and improved drinking water quality. |
Franklin County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fawn-Frazer Joint Water Authority |
The project will install a new waterline extension to connect two water authorities to each other and minimize disruptions of service to residents of southwestern Pennsylvania. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Harmar Water Authority |
The project will rehabilitate a water storage tank to provide a reliable public water supply to Harmar Township and a portion of Indiana Township. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Jersey Shore Area Joint Water Authority |
The project will go towards a series of upgrades including new filters, pumps and pipes at the Pine Creek Filter Plant, an at-risk water facility serving 7,000 residents and many businesses in central Pennsylvania. |
Lycoming County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lock Haven |
The project will establish two wells to support the drinking water supply of the City of Lock Haven's residents. The wells will provide drinking water to customers while extensive construction occurs at the Ohl and Keller Reservoirs, the original sources of drinking water for residents. |
Clinton County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shamokin Creek Restoration Alliance |
The project will install a clay liner within portions of the Quaker Run stream to prevent abandoned mine drainage pollution from entering the Shamokin Creek watershed. |
Northumberland County |
PA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Albert Gallatin Municipal Authority |
The project will expand the distribution system to give more residents in southwestern Pennsylvania access to clean drinking water and repair control valves to maintain the water system. |
Fayette County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Capital Region Water |
This project will would provide funding for implementation of green infrastructure solutions to capture and manage urban runoff in the City of Harrisburg. These improvements would replace impervious surfaces with green infrastructure in an effort to significantly reduce sewage contamination within downtown Harrisburg as well improve water quality in the Susquehanna River and the larger Chesapeake Bay Watershed. |
Dauphin County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Indian Creek Valley Water Authority |
The project will make several modifications to the Grimm Spring Slow Sand Filtration plant to bring it into compliance with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection’s regulations. |
Fayette County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Williamsport Sanitary Authority |
The project will support essential upgrades to a six-mile sanitary sewer main and auxiliary piping network that serves approximately 755 properties along the industrial corridor in the City of Williamsport. |
Lycoming County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Partnership for the Delaware Estuary, Inc. |
This project will construct a 10,000 square-foot mussel hatchery facility along the tidal Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, PA. Once hatched, the mussels will be transported to ponds in New Castle County, DE to mature, and will ultimately be deployed across the Delaware Estuary to enhance water quality, improve habitat resilience and prevent soil erosion. |
Philadelphia County |
PA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
LA Department of Wildlife and Fisheries |
Provide $500,000 to fund wildlife conservation research |
Lafayette |
LA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
American Sugar Cane League |
Provide $35.1 million for the Completion of the USDA/ARS Sugarcane Research Facilities, Houma, LA
|
Schriever |
LA |
$35,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Polk |
Provide an additional $35,360,000 to complete the construction of an Information System Facility at Fort Polk, LA
|
Vernon Parish |
LA |
$35,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Polk |
This project would provide an additional $61 million to complete the construction of a Joint Operations Center at Fort Polk, LA |
Vernon Parish |
LA |
$61,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Polk |
This project provides an additional $9 million to complete the construction of a new Child Development Center at Fort Polk, LA |
Vernon Parish |
LA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Barksdale Air Force Base |
This project provides $15.6 million for an updated Child Development Center at Barksdale AFB. |
Bossier Parish |
LA |
$15,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Acadiana Planning Commission |
This project would provide $500,000 to expand access to healthcare through improved telemedicine facilities in Evangeline Parish, LA |
Evangeline Parish |
LA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
This funding for Morganza to the Gulf would be utilized to construct a second lift that will provide connectivity between two key features of this project and provide greater protection to nearby communities in Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes |
Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes |
LA |
$31,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Funding for the Southwest Coastal Louisiana Hurricane Protection Project for flood control protection measures and ecosystem restoration features. |
Calcasieu, Cameron and Vermillion Parishes |
LA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Funding for Calcasieu River and Pass to increase the capacity of combined disposal facility sites. |
Cameron Parish |
LA |
$19,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Funding to expedite completion of the Lafitte Area Flood Risk Management Study |
Jefferson Parish |
LA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Funding to expedite the deepening of the Houma Navigation Canal. |
Terrebonne Parish |
LA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Coushatta Tribe |
Provide $3 million to construct an Educational Facility for the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana. |
Town of Elton |
LA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Farmerville |
Funding for the development of a Teen Center and other Community-based facility improvements for the Town of Farmerville, LA |
Town of Farmerville |
LA |
$713,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Baton Rouge Police Department |
This project would support replacement of end-of-life aerial camera technology. |
Baton Rouge |
LA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Office of the Mayor-President, City of Baton Rouge |
This project would support a violent crime reduction initiative centered on public safety, community engagement, and improved approaches to mental health
|
Baton Rouge |
LA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Northwestern State University |
This project would provide $2.1 million for the development of an Entrepreneurial Innovation Center at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, LA |
Natchitoches. |
LA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
LSU National Center for Advanced Manufacturing |
Digital manufacturing technology upgrades |
New Orleans |
LA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Louisiana State University |
Funding for the integration of a flexible and comprehensive cyber physical architecture at Louisiana State University to protect and defend digital attacks on physical energy infrastructure. |
Baton Rouge |
LA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Louisiana Tech University |
Funding for Hydrogen Infused Active Engine Emission Technology, Louisiana Tech University, LA |
Ruston |
LA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Funding for navigational improvements to the J. Bennett Johnston Waterway |
Shreveport |
LA |
$15,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
Funding for the Lower Mississippi River Comprehensive Study |
Lower Mississippi River Basin |
LA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Louisiana State University |
$4 million to Louisiana State University for instrumentation to better monitor coast currents, waves, and related weather phenomena, |
Baton Rouge |
LA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tulane University |
Funding for Advanced Semiconductor Research Equipment |
New Orleans |
LA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alexandria |
Enhancements, rehabilitation and expansion of the City of Alexandria water system infrastructure. |
Alexandria |
LA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Houma-Terrebonne Airport |
Construction of an Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting Fire Station Building at Houma-Terrebonne Airport |
Houma |
LA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lake Charles Regional Airport |
Funding for Lake Charles Regional Airport to build an on-Airport electricity generation and storage system |
Lake Charles |
LA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SporTran |
Completion of a Maintenance and Vehicle Charging Service Center in Shreveport, LA |
Shreveport |
LA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Orleans Regional Transit Authority |
This project would provide $5 million for improvements to the New Orleans Union Passenger Terminal |
New Orleans |
LA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Community Housing |
Acquisition and preservation of affordable housing for the elderly |
New Orleans |
LA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans |
Construction of the West Power Complex Control Center |
New Orleans |
LA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Department of Transportation & Development |
To complete the design of a new Interstate 20 interchange at the current Roughedge Road overpass. |
Ruston |
LA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Louisiana Department of Transportation |
Ascension Parish Corridor and Roundabout Improvements |
Ascension |
LA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Department of Transportation and Development |
Provide funding to rehabilitate the St. Claude Avenue Bridge in New Orleans |
New Orleans |
LA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Natchitoches |
Planning, design, construction and renovations to the City of Natchitoches for Park Improvements |
Natchitoches |
LA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans |
Construction and buildout of a facility |
Lake Charles |
LA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Louisiana Monroe |
University of Louisiana Monroe Accessibility Upgrades |
Monroe |
LA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Orleans |
Roadway-Rail Crossing Safety Design Improvements |
New Orleans |
LA |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Louisiana Tech University |
To fund research project on engineering and planning workforce literacy and diversity and intelligent transportation technologies |
Ruston |
LA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Homeland Security |
Louisiana Sheriff's Association |
Emergency Operations Center for the Louisiana Sherriff's Task Force |
Ascension |
LA |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Homeland Security |
City of West Monroe |
For the West Monroe stormwater drainage mitigation project |
West Monroe |
LA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Homeland Security |
New Orleans Office of Emergency Preparedness |
Upgrades to the New Orleans Emergency Operations Center |
New Orleans |
LA |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Communities In Schools Gulf South, Inc. |
Funding for Communities in Schools, Louisiana for after school and mentoring programs |
New Orleans |
LA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grambling State University |
Funding for a cybersecurity education program, including technology and equipment |
Grambling |
LA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for the Art and Science of Learning |
Funding for the implementation of an evidence-based interventions program aimed specifically at addressing learning loss |
Laplace |
LA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LaSalle General Hospital |
Funding for renovations and expansion of LaSalle General Hospital |
Jena |
LA |
$1,070,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Biomedical Research Foundation of NW Louisiana |
Funding for the acquisition of PET/CT scanner equipment |
Shreveport |
LA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University |
Funding to renovate and expand a Health Professions building |
Baton Rouge |
LA |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Louisiana Monroe |
Funding for a Mobile Pharmacy |
Monroe |
LA |
$505,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LSU Health New Orleans |
Funding for a field emissions scanning electron microscope |
New Orleans |
LA |
$630,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Xavier University |
Funding for facilities and construction of a Health Sciences building |
New Orleans |
LA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Orleans Health Department |
Funding for mental health care through mobile mental health crisis responders |
New Orleans |
LA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LSU Shreveport |
Funding for equipment and instrumentation to measure the impact of heat stress on first responders |
Shreveport |
LA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Louisiana Board of Regents |
Funding for engineering and computer science curriculum development |
Baton Rouge |
LA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Ruston |
Provide services to children and families to help reduce poverty |
Ruston |
LA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gonzalez |
Funding for Wastewater Treatment Plant upgrades |
Gonzalez |
LA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lafayette Consolidated Government |
Funding for Lafayette Sewer Improvements |
Lafayette |
LA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Natchitoches Regional Medical Center |
Funding to construct and install a new potable water system |
Natchitoches |
LA |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Jackson Parish Hospital |
Funding to construct and install a potable water system |
Jonesboro |
LA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Farmerville |
Funding to install water metering technology |
Farmerville |
LA |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps |
To complete maintenance dredging of Union River in Ellsworth, which is currently unnavigable in places at low tide. |
Ellsworth |
ME |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps |
To fully fund maintenance dredging that was partially funded in Fiscal Year 2022 to address safety issues and restore full use of the harbor for commercial and charter fishermen. |
Wells |
ME |
$4,296,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps |
To dredge the Scarborough River to address significant shoaling that has impeded access to the commercial pier, moorings, and boat launches. |
Scarborough |
ME |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps |
To fund the next phase of environmental review and design in support of maintenance dredging of a 60-year-old federal navigation channel. |
Isle au Haut |
ME |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps |
To perform sampling, testing, and environmental coordination in support of maintenance dredging of George's River, which was last dredged in 1977. |
Thomaston |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Our Katahdin |
To support the construction of a highly efficient biomass-fueled power plant that will generate electricity and provide thermal energy to the former Millinocket mill site. |
Millinocket |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Brewer |
To fund infrastructure and safety enhancements in the Town of Brewer. |
Brewer |
ME |
$465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Maine |
To make improvements in the University Forest. |
Orono and Old Town |
ME |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Southern Maine Community College |
To fund the newly implemented vehicle repair certification program. |
South Portland |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Maine National Guard Woodville Training Center |
To provide planning and design of a Maine National Guard range complex, which would consist of three small arms ranges for individual weapon qualification and crew served weapons qualification. |
Woodville |
ME |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
ME National Guard Southern Maine Readiness Center |
To provide planning and design for a joint-Army and Air National Guard facility to provide readiness, training, administrative and logistical space for multiple Maine Guard units. |
Saco |
ME |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard |
To provide planning and design for a new day care center to support Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (PNSY). |
Kittery |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To support the University of Maine Tick Lab’s establishment of a coordinated system of tick and tick-borne pathogen surveillance and risk communication in northern New England to address the staggering growth of the tick population in the region. |
Orono |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Van Buren |
To replace an old firehouse in Van Buren with a new facility that serves the surrounding communities of Grand Isle, Madawaska, Caribou, Limestone, and Stockholm in addition to Van Buren. |
Van Buren |
ME |
$2,177,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Friends of Veterans' Memorial Library |
To build a new library for the town of Patten and surrounding residents, replacing the Veterans’ Memorial Library built in 1928. |
Patten |
ME |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Island Village Childcare |
To expand the only child care center on the island of Vinalhaven. |
Vinalhaven |
ME |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bradford |
To construct a new fire station to replace the current 175-year old structure. |
Bradford |
ME |
$1,387,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Valley Community College |
Structural repairs to two buildings on campus that are on the National Register of Historic Places. |
Hinckley |
ME |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newburgh |
To replace an old fire station that is in disrepair. |
Newburgh |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Norway |
To renovate and expand the town office building with improvements for public safety services. |
Norway |
ME |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Plymouth |
To replace the an old fire station that is in disrepair. |
Plymouth |
ME |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Healthy Acadia |
To fund collaborative programming at the Washington County Jail. |
Machias |
ME |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Greenville |
To replace the growing town’s fire department building with a new public safety building that will house both the fire and police departments while including a community room for public meetings. |
Greenville |
ME |
$902,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Bethel District Exchange and Food Pantry |
To renovate a facility that will serve as a new permanent location for the Exchange and Food Pantry. |
Bethel |
ME |
$273,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Milo |
To construct a new public safety building to house Milo’s fire, police, and public works departments, which are currently housed in the 100-year-old Milo Town Hall. |
Milo |
ME |
$6,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
To construct a facility to house Belfast’s Fire, Police, and Ambulance Departments at a single location. |
Belfast |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
Improvements to operations and security at USDA National Cold Water Marine Aquaculture Center. |
Franklin |
ME |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Jackman |
To build a cooperative municipal facility that will house a paramedicine vehicle and ambulances for regional emergency services responses. |
Jackman |
ME |
$541,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Responsible Pet Care of Oxford Hills, Inc. |
To expand an animal shelter that serves 14 towns in Oxford County. |
South Paris |
ME |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To purchase the equipment needed to set up a PFAS analytical laboratory at the University of Maine, which would serve the monitoring needs of the entire State. |
Orono |
ME |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Washington County Emergency Management Agency |
To upgrade and replace public safety communications equipment for Washington County. |
Washington County |
ME |
$3,178,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Downeast Institute |
To support shellfish research and hatchery activities at the facility that serves as the marine research campus for UMaine at Machias. |
Beals |
ME |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences |
To construct an Innovation and Education Wing and expand laboratory facilities as well as construct a 300-person auditorium that will be a resource for the broader community. |
East Boothbay |
ME |
$12,326,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Saco, Maine |
To upgrade and replace public safety communications equipment for the City of Saco. |
Saco |
ME |
$667,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kittery |
To support equipment purchases for Kittery, Eliot, and York’s Law Enforcement Community Outreach Liaison Program, which helps reduce the need for emergency calls related to mental health and substance abuse. |
Kittery |
ME |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maine Mineral and Gem Museum |
To purchase equipment to study lithium and other minerals. |
Bethel |
ME |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
York County Community College |
To expand and renovate an existing Welding Training Facility at the York County Community College Sanford Instructional Center. This upgraded facility will include a state-of-the-art welding instruction lab and classroom. |
Wells |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To address the deteriorated condition of four bridge spans that carry Routes 6 and 16 over the Sebec River. |
Milo |
ME |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fair Tide |
To establish a resource hub and transitional housing for homeless and low-income individuals and families. |
Kittery |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To rehabilitate Route 15 from Abbot to Greenville where current roadway conditions are rated poor to very poor by the Maine Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration metrics. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Cumberland |
To upgrade and replace public safety communications equipment that is nearing the end of its life. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To make improvements to a high-crash location, pedestrian and bicycle lanes, and intersections. |
Biddeford |
ME |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Limerick |
To build a new fire station to serve Limerick and several smaller communities, including Cornish and Limington. |
Limerick |
ME |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To rehabilitate Route 11 from Ashland to Eagle Lake where current roadway conditions are rated poor to very poor by the Maine Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration metrics. |
Eagle Lake |
ME |
$14,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
York County Community Action |
To acquire a center for the York County Community Action Corporation to co-locate their health, childcare, housing, transportation, and other social service programs. |
Biddeford |
ME |
$1,152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New England |
To construct a four-season research deployment facility to expand UNE’s experiential learning and research opportunities in the marine ecosphere. |
Biddeford |
ME |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This safety improvement project would convert this intersection to a roundabout configuration and is anticipated to greatly reduce the frequency and severity of crashes. |
Buxton |
ME |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Apex Youth Connection |
To acquire a building to support and expand a job readiness program, which will help the community’s most at-risk young people attain job and life skills training. |
Biddeford |
ME |
$912,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
My Place Teen Center |
To complete the renovation of the My Place Teen Center in Biddeford, a free, year-round, after school children’s program that serves low to moderate income youth. |
Biddeford |
ME |
$415,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct 4.8 miles of US Route 1 from Milbridge to Cherryfield, which will help this segment of roadway meet safety standards. |
Washington County |
ME |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct 3.6 miles of US Route 1A from Milbridge to Harrington, which will help this segment of roadway meet safety standards. |
Washington County |
ME |
$12,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Jonesport |
To repair, elevate, and widen approximately 1,500 linear feet of town-owned public road to support approximately 250 commercial fishers. |
Jonesport |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Waldo |
To upgrade electronic equipment and 911 dispatch consoles for Waldo County’s 911 dispatch center. |
Belfast |
ME |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To make signal, mobility, and safety improvements to Brighton Avenue between Dartmouth Street and Rowe Avenue. |
Portland |
ME |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To upgrade and modernize 43 railway bridges to Federal Railroad Administration weight standards for Class 3 track speeds. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$17,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
To make improvements to sections of Congress and Salmond Streets.
|
Belfast |
ME |
$2,418,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
To extend a sidewalk from the East Belfast Elementary School, located on Swan Lake Avenue, to the intersection of Swan Lake Avenue and Alberta Way. |
Belfast |
ME |
$768,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To make accessibility improvements to approximately 100-125 bus stops across the Greater Portland area. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To support planning and engineering work for the reconstruction of the Greater Portland Metro bus operations-maintenance facility. |
Portland |
ME |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct 4.7 miles of US Route 1 in Van Buren, connecting the Van Buren service center with the Madawaska service center in Aroostook County. |
Van Buren |
ME |
$10,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To enhance pedestrian safety along US Route 2 in Orono, including upgraded crossings, activated signals and warnings, bicycle delineation, and improved accessibility. |
Orono |
ME |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bath |
To design and construct a new fire station for Bath and the surrounding communities that have mutual aid agreements with the city’s EMS. |
Bath |
ME |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To rehabilitate Route 27 from Augusta to New Sharon where current roadway conditions are rated poor to very poor by the Maine Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration metrics. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$14,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To address a high-crash location at the intersection of Route 17, Route 32, and North Hunts Meadow Road. |
Windsor |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project will reconstruct 2.21 miles Route 109 in the town of Acton. |
Acton |
ME |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Moosehead Caring For Kids Foundation |
To build a new facility to house early childcare programs, after-school programs, and a community center. |
Greenville |
ME |
$1,561,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brownville |
To reconstruct and secure a retaining wall that supports sidewalk access and railroad bridge overpass abutment. This is the sole access to the residential village in Brownville Junction. |
Brownville |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lake View Plantation |
To renovate and repair the community building, which is the only remaining historical town-owned building in the community. |
Lake View Plantation |
ME |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To improve coastal resiliency by managing for projected sea-level rise by replacing a major culvert on Route 1A, which assessments have indicated is particularly vulnerable to coastal flooding. |
Frankfort |
ME |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bangor Region YMCA |
To construct a new YMCA serving the Bangor region. This new facility will help support community needs related to childcare, youth education and development, chronic disease prevention, and workforce recruitment and retention needs. |
Bangor |
ME |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Caribou |
For the construction of a police station for the City of Caribou, which will serve as a vital hub for law enforcement across Aroostook County. |
Caribou |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newport |
To renovate the Newport Recreation Center, including improvements to handicap accessibility, which also serves the nearby communities of Plymouth, Etna, Corinna, St. Albans, Palmyra, and Hartland. |
Newport |
ME |
$935,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Milford |
To construct an addition to an existing fire station, which will increase staffing capacity and improve the safety of the structure. |
Milford |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Alton |
To expand the town municipal building and fire station to provide more room for fire trucks and to improve the facilities used by firefighters. |
Alton |
ME |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Millinocket |
To construct a new airport terminal building at the Millinocket Regional Airport, expanding its services to the community and encouraging economic development. |
Millinocket |
ME |
$4,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Millinocket |
To restructure sidewalks and improve lighting to support safety, which will help stimulate commerce and business investment in Downtown Millinocket. |
Millinocket |
ME |
$1,511,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Old Town |
To upgrade the riverfront park, extend the trail and sidewalk to connect to a community boat launch, raze two dangerous and blighted buildings, and improve access to trails maintained by the University of Maine. |
Old Town |
ME |
$539,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Lincoln County YMCA |
To build a new childcare center that will help meet demand in the Midcoast region. |
Damariscotta |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boothbay Region YMCA |
To expand the Boothbay Region YMCA’s Child Enrichment Center and McEvoy Lodge to provide preschool, daycare, after-school, and summer programming for youth. |
Boothbay Harbor |
ME |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Alna |
To replace a 70-year-old bridge that has been identified by the Maine Department of Transportation as a high priority repair. |
Alna |
ME |
$570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Somerville |
To rebuild segments prone to deep mud on the 9.6 miles of town-maintained gravel roads. |
Somerville |
ME |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fort Kent |
To construct a facility to house the Fort Kent Police Department’s fleet of police vehicles. |
Fort Kent |
ME |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mapleton |
For Main Street sidewalk repairs and upgrades in Mapleton, which will support safe travel and access by the residents of Mapleton, Castle Hill, and Chapman. |
Mapleton |
ME |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Caribou Parks and Recreation Foundation |
To excavate a pond to remove vegetation and construct a new dam with a fish passage to increase water levels and increase the brook trout and waterfowl. |
Caribou |
ME |
$4,459,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Eagle Lake |
To construct a fire station on Sly Brook Road in Eagle Lake and to purchase a fully equipped rescue boat to perform water rescues as needed. The new station will also be equipped to serve as an emergency shelter. |
Eagle Lake |
ME |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aroostook County Action Program |
To renovate three existing childcare buildings, which will increase the Aroostook County Action Program’s childcare offerings. |
Presque Isle |
ME |
$890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Long Island |
To repair and reinforce a town wharf that has been damaged by severe winter storms and which serves as the embarkation/debarkation point for ferry service to the island. |
Long Island |
ME |
$477,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family Focus |
To renovate one of the former Navy childcare buildings at Brunswick Landing, which will serve children with special needs, and provide public Pre-Kindergarten. |
Brunswick |
ME |
$992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Irish Heritage Center |
To fully restore and weatherize the Maine Irish Heritage Center building and prevent further interior damage and deterioration of the exterior structure. |
Portland |
ME |
$3,323,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harpswell Neck Fire and Rescue, Inc. |
To complete renovations of the Harpswell Neck Fire and Rescue Station to bring the station up to code and upgrade the facilities for volunteer firefighters, EMTs, and Rescue Drivers. |
Harpswell |
ME |
$548,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tedford Housing |
To help construct a 64-bed emergency housing building, replacing Tedford Housing’s existing adult and family facilities. |
Brunswick |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gorham |
To complete construction of the Cross Town Trail, a bicycle and pedestrian pathway. |
Gorham |
ME |
$1,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Southwest Harbor Housing Authority |
To support fire safety upgrades for a 32-unit building for low-income, elderly, and disabled residents in Southwest Harbor. |
Bar Harbor |
ME |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Mount Desert Housing Authority |
To make needed fire safety upgrades to an 18-unit building that houses low-income, elderly, and disabled residents in Northeast Harbor. |
Bar Harbor |
ME |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dedham |
To build fire station barracks for full-time staff and students trainees from the Fire Science program at Eastern Maine Community College. |
Dedham |
ME |
$438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colonial, Inc. |
To assist in the restoration of the historic building into a modern, multi-purpose center that will provide jobs, boost the economy, expand educational programs for students, and improve the quality of life in the entire Central Maine region. |
Augusta |
ME |
$1,741,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New England Music Camp Association |
To complete the renovation of the historic Bowl in the Pines. |
Sidney |
ME |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clinton |
To construct a new fire station for the Town of Clinton. The current station is not large enough to accommodate replacement equipment. |
Clinton |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Children's Center |
For the construction and renovation of the Children’s Center in Augusta. The project will address persistent wait lists for specialized early intervention services for children with special needs and accommodate future community demand based on population projections for the area. |
Augusta |
ME |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter and Services |
To support the construction of a 5-6 unit family shelter and 19-26 units of permanent supportive housing for seniors in Waterville. |
Waterville |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alfond Youth Center |
To renovate a building in downtown Augusta that will serve as the new Youth Center of Augusta, enabling the organization to expand programming and increase capacity to serve children and families. |
Waterville |
ME |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To support research to develop composite materials that reduce the cost and improve resilience of vital transportation assets including bridges and coastal structures. |
Orono |
ME |
$1,975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To renovate an antiquated campus facility that is widely utilized by both the University and broader local community for essential education and cultural and community programming, and is an important driver of economic and community development. |
Fort Kent |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To repurpose existing equipment and create a centrally located, sawmill operations training facility. This facility will provide year-round workforce training for students and professionals in the forest products industry. |
Orono |
ME |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To construct a facility to provide child and elder care on the University of Maine Campus. |
Orono |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
To provide training and technical assistance to small wild blueberry growers and to support research and new technologies for sustainability and efficiency. |
Washington County |
ME |
$2,997,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
To develop a strategic plan to support Maine's small-scale agricultural workforce and business growth. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
To fund a small business education fellowship program that will provide incubator support, technical assistance, and training to accelerate startup businesses and create jobs in Maine. |
Orono |
ME |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
To grow Maine’s land- and water-based food economy by providing workforce development and services for small agriculture and aquaculture producers, including through food processing services, production scale-up, food safety consulting, and testing. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Southern Maine Community College |
To purchase a facility to support Controlled Environment Agriculture and to initiate a certificate program in greenhouse management and horticulture. This programming will help educate Maine businesses, communities, and citizens about ways to foster year-round food and plant growth, including through workforce skills training and industry workshops. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Northern Maine Development Commission |
To support business growth and job creation in rural areas by expanding business counseling and accelerator trainings for entrepreneurs. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
For construction of the digital research Factory of the Future to advance large-scale, bio-based additive manufacturing using advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, high performance computing, and collaborative arrays of large 3D printers and
subtractive systems. Funding will also support a second manufacturing bay and immersive
workforce training facilities. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Auburn Police Activities League |
To build a new Auburn PAL Community Center for supervised after-school and summer activities. The facility will also support an early childhood education and childcare program, activities for young people and teens, and a kitchen and food pantry. |
Auburn |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lewiston |
To expand Lewiston’s riverfront trail that links the new Auburn Village Center and Lewiston’s Little Canada neighborhood in accordance with the city’s 2012 Riverfront Island Master Plan. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$979,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sabattus |
To consolidate two fire stations into one at the town office complex. The current stations are old and too small for the needs of the department and its equipment. |
Sabattus |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trinity Jubilee Center |
To renovate and expand the Trinity Jubilee Center’s facility, which will support improved services for people experiencing homelessness and allow the Center to serve more people in an updated space with handicap access, a public restroom, and adequate ventilation. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Auburn-Lewiston |
To construct an all-weather pavilion and multi-use facility at the YMCA’s 95-acre outdoor learning center. |
Auburn |
ME |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lewiston |
To build a new fire sub-station on Lisbon Street in Lewiston, which will improve the Fire Department’s response time and effectiveness. |
City of Lewiston |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poland |
To renovate the town library and create a dedicated children’s space. |
Poland |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Museum L-A |
To rehabilitate the mill building to serve as the permanent home for Museum L-A, which is part of Lewiston and Auburn's Economic Development Plan. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lewiston Housing Authority |
To support construction of a facility to co-locate senior housing, childcare, healthcare, and social services, in partnership with St. Mary's Hospital. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SeniorsPlus |
To construct a facility that would house a new Meals on Wheels Kitchen that serves Androscoggin, Oxford, and Franklin Counties, as well as an Education Center to facilitate classes and support groups. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Center for Entrepreneurial Studies |
To develop a parcel and build two facilities for a Youth Center where internships and entrepreneurial opportunities will be available to youth aged 14-24. |
Farmington |
ME |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
High Peaks Alliance |
To construct a 336-foot multi-use bridge connecting the Whistle Stop Trail to central Farmington. |
Farmington |
ME |
$2,041,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Regional School Unit #10 |
To improve the middle school facility for the benefit of the students and the communities in the district, which covers 12 towns: Buckfield, Byron, Canton, Carthage, Dixfield, Hanover, Hartford, Mexico, Peru, Roxbury, Rumford, and Sumner. |
Mexico |
ME |
$1,167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oxford |
To replace a failing dam with a grade control system. |
Oxford |
ME |
$819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Old Town |
To construct Eco Drive, one of three roads on a planned 160-acre industrial park in Old Town located adjacent to the University of Maine. |
Old Town |
ME |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bangor Housing Authority |
To convert an administrative building to provide training and services for Bangor Housing Authority residents. |
Bangor |
ME |
$2,675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Weston |
To build a public waterfront park on a 5.4 acre parcel of land with 900 feet of shoreline on East Grand Lake. |
Weston |
ME |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bath Area YMCA |
To construct an early learning center attached to the Bath YMCA’s existing facility, which will support new childcare slots and childcare jobs. |
Bath |
ME |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To construct a second site for the University System's childcare education center at USM’s Lewiston-Auburn College. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$3,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Palermo Volunteer Fire Department |
To expand the current fire station to include a larger evacuation shelter. |
Palermo |
ME |
$591,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rockland |
To connect the multi-use piers and parks on Rockland's Downtown Waterfront to Rockland's historic Main Street. |
Rockland |
ME |
$1,039,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Louis B. Goodall Memorial Library |
To renovate and expand the historic Goodall Memorial Library.
|
Sanford |
ME |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Norway Opera House Corporation LLC |
To make needed structural improvements to the historic Opera House building, which provides commercial space in downtown Norway. |
Norway |
ME |
$1,115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jesup Memorial Library |
To support building improvements at the Jesup Memorial library, including by modernizing programming spaces and ensuring ADA compliance. |
Bar Harbor |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Augusta Downtown Alliance |
To expand educational programming about the Cushnoc Trading Post at Fort Western by constructing a living history museum next to the fort, which was built in 1754 and is the oldest surviving wood fort in New England. |
Augusta |
ME |
$207,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian Township |
To make necessary improvements to low income housing on Indian Township Reservation land in order to eliminate unsafe conditions, decrease utility costs, and reduce emissions. |
Indian Township Reservation, Princeton |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Little Theatre |
To assist with the renovation of a nearly 100-year-old community theatre, including classroom space, in the center of downtown Auburn. |
Auburn |
ME |
$1,658,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Old Town - Orono YMCA |
To upgrade the Old Town YMCA to serve as a community hub. |
Old Town |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ignite PI |
To renovate parts of a building for use as a co-workspace for a small business incubator. |
Presque Isle |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bangor |
To renovate and modernize the Bangor Innovation Center, which provides operating space for local small businesses and entrepreneurs, including manufacturing startups. |
Bangor |
ME |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bangor, Maine |
To increase accessibility of trails and redevelop land on Bangor’s waterfront. |
Bangor |
ME |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Penobscot Community Health Center, Inc. |
To build new affordable senior housing units in Belfast, Maine. |
Belfast |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Norridgewock |
To improve erosion management on the municipal roadways traversing the banks of the Sandy River and Kennebec River. |
Norridgewock |
ME |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Homeland Security |
City of Westbrook |
The project will identify causes of the September 2020 Presumpscot River landslide. The study will be used to develop mitigation strategies and help with future development planning. |
Westbrook |
ME |
$996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Homeland Security |
Hancock County Emergency Management Agency |
To construct a new facility to house an Emergency Operations Center for the Hancock County Emergency Management Agency. |
Ellsworth |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Isle au Haut Boat Services, Inc. |
To rebuild and repair the Isle au Haut Boat Services wharf in Stonington, which operates the Isle au Haut Mailboat that carries passengers, freight, and postal service between the island and the mainland. |
Isle au Haut and Stonington |
ME |
$1,292,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wiscasset |
To replace an inadequate stream crossing that is in danger of failure and provides sole access to the Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation at Maine Yankee. |
Wiscasset |
ME |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Anson |
To replace a 70-year-old fire station, which is structurally unsound. |
Anson |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Husson University |
To purchase high-tech science lab equipment to enable Husson University to expand enrollments and add new programs to meet workforce needs by providing experiential learning and skills-based training to prepare students for healthcare and STEM careers. |
Bangor |
ME |
$726,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Development Corporation |
To support the construction of a municipal sewer line to the Moosehead sanitary district to promote economic development and protect the watershed. |
Big Moose Township |
ME |
$5,733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Oxford Agricultural Society |
To replace the aging and failing water main line, extend the water main distribution line, and replace lead and copper service lines that serve the more than 200,000 fair attendees and others who use the fairgrounds annually. |
Fryeburg |
ME |
$687,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To support a partnership between the UMaine Cohen Institute and Maine high schools to train the next generation of public service-minded leaders. Participating students will earn college credits while still in high school, engage in a residential leadership program on the UMaine campus, and receive active mentoring and support in post-graduation career placement. |
Orono |
ME |
$464,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mapleton Sewer District |
To replace existing sanitary sewer lines for regulatory compliance and to reduce excess flows into the sewer system. |
Mapleton |
ME |
$783,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Educate Maine |
To acquire and operate a state-of-the-art mobile lab to instruct K-12 students and engage them in hands-on interactive learning in the life sciences. Funding would also be used for curriculum development and lab equipment. |
Portland |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Matagamon Lake Association |
To repair and replace metal rebar on the dam on the East Branch, which runs through Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument and provides ideal spawning conditions for the endangered Atlantic Salmon, brook trout, and landlocked salmon. |
Patten |
ME |
$229,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kittery |
To reopen a preschool and childcare program that closed during COVID-19, which will expand access to early education opportunities and serve low-income families in Kittery. |
Kittery |
ME |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Community College |
To expand health care training programs that provide hands-on and remote training to rural health care workers and prospective workers as part of licensing and certification programs. |
Bangor |
ME |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Maine Community College |
To expand enrollment in NMCC’s early childhood education degree program in order to increase the early childhood educator workforce in Aroostook County. |
Presque Isle |
ME |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Port Resources |
To fund a health care training program to fill much-needed direct support professional roles. |
South Portland |
ME |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Maritime Academy |
To strengthen MMA’s licensure program and establish new higher education degree pathways in support of vessel digitization and energy efficiency initiatives. MMA will use funding to acquire critical equipment and technology, including vertical milling machines, 3D printers, software, video monitors, and electrical and IT upgrades. |
Castine, ME and Bucksport, ME |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To support a cybersecurity training certification program that uses adjustable simulation models. |
Augusta |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Whiting Maine |
To restore a fish passage in a key step to help restore critical habitat for the endangered Atlantic Salmon throughout the Orange River Watershed. |
Whiting |
ME |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Valley Community College |
To increase student access to academic supports, centralize and strengthen advising services, and enhance technology support for students and faculty. This project will improve student degree and credential completion outcomes. |
Fairfield |
ME |
$145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas College |
To provide a pipeline for qualified students into Thomas College’s undergraduate and graduate degree programs in cybersecurity in order to expand the pipeline of professionals in the cybersecurity field, which is in high demand. |
Waterville |
ME |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To launch a higher education degree program in aviation maintenance where students will learn how to repair and maintain certified aircraft. This project will expand the pipeline of aviation professionals to fill in-demand jobs. |
Brunswick |
ME |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Houlton Regional Hospital |
To fund facility improvements and equipment upgrades, which will help lower energy and heating costs and support continuity of health care operations. |
Houlton |
ME |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York Hospital |
To modernize equipment and renovate York Hospital’s Cardiac Catheterization Lab. |
York County |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To expand UMaine Law’s public service legal aid clinic to prepare students for professional practice, including by acquiring essential technology items for the clinic. |
Portland |
ME |
$17,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Acadia Hospital Corp. |
To support the construction and equipment needs of a new pediatric inpatient facility at Acadia Hospital, which will increase desperately needed capacity to treat youth experiencing mental health challenges. |
Bangor |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aroostook Area Agency on Aging |
To improve the aging service network in Aroostook County. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$842,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York County Government |
To support construction and equipment for York County’s Substance Abuse Recovery Center, which will accommodate up to 60 beds for mental health and substance abuse patients and serve 29 cities and towns. |
York County |
ME |
$1,968,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To support the facility construction and equipment needs of a new dental lab University of Maine at Presque Isle, with the goal of training an additional 20 dental assistants annually to provide free or low-cost services to veterans and low income residents. |
Presque Isle |
ME |
$588,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary's Regional Medical Center |
To support equipment and facility renovations, including improving St. Mary’s Medical Center’s C2 Unit by converting three single patient rooms into negative pressure-capable isolation rooms and installing a new HVAC air handling system. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Aroostook County Emergency Medical Service |
To support the purchase of a new, fully-equipped ambulance to service the communities of Blaine, Bridgewater, and Mars Hill, which are located more than 20 miles from an emergency department. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$454,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Maine Agency on Aging |
To expand services at the Sam L. Cohen Adult Day Center. |
Biddeford |
ME |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory |
To support the renovation of existing MDI Biological Laboratory facility and purchase equipment to allow for innovative drug discovery. |
Bar Harbor |
ME |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MaineGeneral Medical Center |
To support facility improvements and the purchase of surgical equipment to enhance MaineGeneral’s ability to perform minimally invasive surgeries and lead to better health outcomes for patients. |
Augusta |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MaineHealth |
To support facility improvements and equipment for the PACE Paramedic Station in Norway, which will serve 18 rural communities in Oxford County. |
Norway |
ME |
$1,642,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Medical Center |
To support facility improvements and needed medical equipment at EMMC, including replacing ventilators that have been stressed beyond capabilities during COVID-19. |
Bangor |
ME |
$1,198,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eagle Lake Water & Sewer District |
To upgrade Eagle Lake’s sewer system to prevent failures and ensure regulatory compliance. |
Eagle Lake |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Day One |
To support facility renovations to increase access to substance use disorder treatment for adolescent girls. |
Windham |
ME |
$443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mattawamkeag |
To provide needed sludge removal for the Town of Mattawamkeag’s two facultative wastewater treatment plant lagoons. |
Mattawamkeag |
ME |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
3i Housing of Maine |
To improve independent living opportunities. |
Topsham |
ME |
$509,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To support facility expansion and simulation equipment to increase nursing enrollment throughout the UMaine System. |
Portland |
ME |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jackson Laboratory |
To support facilities improvements and equipment, allowing Jackson Laboratory to continue to service biomedical researchers worldwide who require precision engineered and experimentally reliable models to advance understanding of human disease. |
Bar Harbor |
ME |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aroostook Dental Clinic |
To support a mobile dental unit to improve access to complete dental services for children throughout Aroostook County. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dempsey Centers for Quality Cancer Care |
To support the purchase of two mobile units to provide physical and emotional support to rural Mainers impacted by cancer, including those with limited transportation and low digital access. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Millinocket Regional Hospital |
To support the renovation and expansion of the Millinocket Regional Hospital Emergency Room to meet community needs. |
Millinocket |
ME |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Upper Kennebec Valley Ambulance Service |
To support facilities improvement and the purchase of two ambulances and additional emergency equipment. |
Bingham |
ME |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To support targeted public health outreach and education to rural communities in order to prevent tick-borne diseases. |
Orono |
ME |
$1,653,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Baileyville Utilities District |
To replace an aging waterline on Palm Street in Baileyville, which is in poor condition and has experienced multiple breaks. |
Baileyville |
ME |
$1,592,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Three Rivers Ambulance Service |
To purchase a new ambulance for the Three Rivers Ambulance Service, which serves eight communities in rural Maine. |
Milo |
ME |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Valley Family Dentistry |
To support facility expansion and equipment needs to increase the Center's dental capacity. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$603,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Clinical Services, Inc. |
To support facilities improvement and equipment needs to expand capacity for medical, mental health, and dental care services. |
Litchfield |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oasis Health Network Inc. |
To support facility improvements and equipment for the medical and dental clinic, which provides free services to patients. |
Brunswick |
ME |
$833,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Peregrine Corporation |
To expand independent living services. |
South Portland |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Acadia Disposal District |
To establish a year-round collection site for hazardous waste disposal, which will be utilized by Acadia National Park. |
Southwest Harbor |
ME |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brooks Ambulance, Inc. |
To purchase an EMS transfer van. |
Brooks |
ME |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stop Trafficking Us |
To expand trauma programming to improve awareness and prevention of child sexual abuse. |
Standish |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph Ambulatory Care, Inc. |
To upgrade mammogram imaging equipment, which will limit the need for follow-up testing. |
Bangor |
ME |
$708,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Maine Healthcare Corportation |
To support the purchase of medical equipment and related renovations for the Rumford and Bridgton Hospitals. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Grand Isle |
To ensure safe treatment and delivery of potable water, treatment of wastewater, and disposal of wastewater sludge that minimizes the impact on low to moderate income households. |
Grand Isle |
ME |
$1,296,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trustees of St. Joseph's College Saint Joseph's Co |
To renovate a facility to train nursing students to enter the home care workforce serving Maine’s elderly population. |
Standish |
ME |
$1,165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Veterans Home |
To support needed renovations and life safety upgrades at Maine Veterans Home. |
Caribou, ME; Machias, ME; South Paris, ME; Bangor, ME; Scarborough, ME |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Coast Health Net Inc. |
To support the construction and equipment needs of a new community health center in Thomaston, allowing the Clinic to reach under-resourced areas of Knox County. |
Knox County |
ME |
$1,836,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York County Fire & EMS Office |
To purchase simulators and training equipment for the York County Emergency Operations Center. |
Alfred |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Calais |
To separate storm water from the sewer system and to replace the existing sewer which is deteriorated. |
Calais |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Calais |
To replace one of the two drinking water supply wells in Calais and install a permanent backup generator. |
Calais |
ME |
$576,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ellsworth |
To upgrade the High Street Pump Station in Ellsworth, which is near the end of its useful life. |
Ellsworth |
ME |
$1,774,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Salmon Federation |
To install a fish passage to restore native fish passage to 137 miles of stream as well as nearly 9,000 acres of lake habitat for alewives. |
Danforth |
ME |
$567,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dover-Foxcroft |
To allow for needed improvements to the town’s wastewater treatment system that will make it more efficient. |
Dover-Foxcroft |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Solon Water District |
To replace the water main that runs under the Fall Brook bridge. |
Solon |
ME |
$553,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Loring Development Authority of Maine |
To replace 28,000 feet of clay sewers and 90 brick manholes with new PVC sewers and concrete manholes, resolving overflows of untreated wastewater and discharge permit violations into the Aroostook River Watershed. |
Limestone |
ME |
$2,475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gray Water District |
To replace an old water main that runs under the Maine Turnpike that was installed at the same time the turnpike was built in the 1950s. |
Gray |
ME |
$1,416,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
York Sewer District |
To provide sewer services to over 240 commercial and residential users and complete the sewer line on York’s Route 1 corridor. |
York |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poland |
To improve the capability and capacity, safety, and environmental protection at the Poland Transfer Station. |
Poland |
ME |
$598,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Acadia |
To fix a storm water runoff issue from Route 3 in the Village of Seal Harbor that has caused severe erosion of hillside banks in Acadia National Park and polluted Stanley Brook in Acadia. |
Town of Mount Desert (Seal Harbor Village) |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Winthrop Utilities District |
To upgrade the Sewer Pumping Stations to current electrical standards, replace the pumps and piping, make necessary structural repairs to the steel pump chamber, and recoat steel pump chambers. |
Winthrop |
ME |
$1,896,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sportsmen's Alliance of Maine |
To fund the follow-up research and planning to expand hatchery production of salmonid fish in Maine as identified in the “2002 Hatchery Commission Report” and followed-up in the “Maine 2016 Fish Hatcheries Engineering Studies Report.” |
State-wide |
ME |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fairfield |
To construct a new and expanded public water service and domestic water infrastructure in Fairfield, which will increase access to public water, stimulate a new commercial economic development corridor, and provide clean and safe drinking water to residents that are currently being impacted by subsurface water contamination by industrial PFAS. |
Fairfield |
ME |
$8,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greater Augusta Utility District |
To consolidate two existing sewer pump stations into a single, more reliable pump station that will be designed for 50 years of service. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Poland Spring Preservation Society |
To install a new roof on the Maine State Building. |
Poland |
ME |
$278,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Starling Hall |
To renovate and rehabilitate the historic grange hall in Fayette. |
Fayette |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Watts Hall Community Players |
To preserve the historic Watts Block in Thomaston. |
Thomaston |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gorham |
To fund a feasibility study to connect the Route 22 commercial corridor with sewage and water distribution services to prepare for future development. |
Gorham |
ME |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Maine Preservation |
To rehabilitate the Wayne Masonic Hall, a 19th century, culturally significant building. |
Wayne |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hampden |
To replace the Souadabscook pump station to alleviate potential environmental and economic issues. |
Hampden |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
First Amendment Museum |
To help restore the Historic Gannett House, home of the First Amendment Museum. |
Augusta |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bar Harbor |
To replace the Up Island Water Tank, Bar Harbor's sole water tank. |
Bar Harbor |
ME |
$1,439,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windham |
To install a sewer and wastewater treatment system using a Membrane Bio Reactor, which would clean the water to a much higher standard than the subsurface waste disposal systems currently in place and accommodate business and residential growth. |
Windham |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Limerick |
To replace water and sewer lines on three streets in Limerick, some of which are more than 100 years old. |
Limerick |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rockland |
To repair and restore the lighthouse to protect it from the elements, address rot in several locations, address chipping paint/lead safety, and restore missing or damaged architectural details such as shutters, plaster, and wood trim. |
Rockland |
ME |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To fund research to help inform short-term management decisions for farms experiencing PFAS contamination. |
Orono |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To identify alternatives to conventional pesticides designed to kill ticks and examine the intersection between climate and alternative tick management interventions. |
Orono |
ME |
$2,021,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Stonington Water Company |
To construct a water storage facility within the water distribution system to improve pressure and provide capacity needed to meet increased demand during the busy summer season. |
Stonington |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Maine Preservation |
To rehabilitate the First Congregational Church of East Machias, a 19th century, culturally significant building. |
East Machias |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Little River is a federally authorized navigation channel that experiences significant shoaling, at high rates especially at the inlet to Delaware Bay. This project is for USACE to develop a plans and specifications work package for maintenance dredging of this channel. The authorized channel is 5 feet deep and 60 feet wide at the inlet, 40 feet wide in the remainder of the channel. |
Kent County |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Maintenance dredging of Mispillion River entrance channel and adjoining Cedar Creek has been performed separately in the past. This project seeks to combine these two projects to maximize cost savings and operational efficiency. The authorized project in the entrance channel is 9 feet deep and 80 feet wide protected by two parallel jetties. The authorized project in Cedar Creek is 6 feet deep and 45 feet wide. |
Slaughter Beach, Sussex County |
DE |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The Sand Bypass Plant project mitigates the negative shoreline impact of the Indian River Inlet jetties by pumping sand across the inlet to restore the natural flow of sand from south to north, addressing beach erosion and coastal storm hazard threats to the highway. |
Slaughter Beach, Sussex County |
DE |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dover Air Force Base |
To replace the Armed Services Whole Blood Processing Laboratory – East to support the expedited transfer of blood and blood products to U.S. troops serving abroad from Dover Air Force Base. |
Dover |
DE |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Agriculture & Del. State U |
The purpose of this project is to create an incubator farm location on Delaware State University property to enable the university to expand its programs and reach to often under-resourced audiences interested in farming, including socially disadvantaged populations, Native American, African American, Hispanic, Asian, and veteran populations. |
Smyrna |
DE |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
This Project will procure and set up a suite of scale-up biopharmaceutical manufacturing equipment for testing and benchmarking as well as workforce training. |
Newark |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Innovation Space |
This project would renovate 40-year old laboratory space to establish 14 highly modular, state of the art wet laboratories able to accommodate high-growth biotechnology, chemistry, and materials science companies. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
True Access Capital |
This project will provide minority- and women-owned businesses with training and technical support to identify, pursue, and secure corporate contracts and government procurement opportunities. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$181,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover Police Department |
This project will fund components of a constitutionally conscious city-wide camera system to support the quality of life in Dover. |
Dover |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Division of Forensic Science |
This project would fund instrumentation and equipment to enhance forensic testing in Delaware. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Criminal Justice Council |
The Statewide Community Based Re-entry Improvement Project is an evidence-based program to provide funding to non-profits for direct services to justice involved youth and adults returning to the community. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware & Delaware State University |
Recent milestones in the commercialization of space exploration have highlighted the vast opportunity in the nascent space economy. The Space Education Excellence for Delaware (SEED) Program seeks to inspire and empower the State’s students and researchers to better participate in this industry. Multiple programs at the University of Delaware (UD) and Delaware State University (DSU) would engage students at various levels and provide them with unique, hands-on experience with advanced scientific instruments and spacecraft components. |
Newark and Dover |
DE |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maritime Exchange for the Delaware River and Bay |
The project seeks to facilitate permit application
and review processes, thus speeding infrastructure construction and maintenance at waterfront facilities. It involves identifying, assembling, validating, sharing, and utilizing empirical data needed for permitting, such as information on endangered species activities and critical habitats. It will collect comprehensive data, store or link to it in an easily accessible, centralized database, and provide it to stakeholders, promoting efficient and consistent permit application and review processes.
|
Port of Wilmington |
DE |
$356,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
Delaware Technology Park |
This project will create a new startup incubator co-located with the Delaware SBDC that will incubate 10 fintech startups per year focused on improving the financial health of underrepresented communities. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
Wilmington Alliance |
This project will enhance an online directory that promotes businesses in the City of Wilmington and will allow the applicant to assist 70 additional small businesses in their marketing efforts, with an emphasis on women- and minority-owned businesses. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Delaware |
This project will support the creation of a new center that will translate science and engineering advancements at three universities in Delaware into successful businesses. |
Newark |
DE |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement |
This project would support the creation of an accelerator program for small, growing nonprofits in Delaware and would provide those nonprofits with training, resources, and tools to overcome obstacles that typically prevent such organizations from achieving sustainability, scale, and success. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$803,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Milford Housing Development Corporation |
Preservation/rehabilitation of a fully subsidized USDA Rural Development 515 project serving elderly, disabled, and handicap population. Currently known as West Street Manor (32 units) and West Street Annex (28 units). The projects will be combined into a 60 unit project. The project is fully subsidized with rental assistance through USDA Rural Development. The RA will continue with the redevelopment. It will continue to serve the elderly, disabled, and handicap population. The units will contain one-bedroom after rehabilitation. There are 15 single-story residential buildings and an office/community building on the site. A resiliency hub will be added with the redevelopment. |
Milford |
DE |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Friends of Wilmington Parks |
The purpose of this project is to develop a 2.2-mile recreational trail along the Brandywine River in Wilmington. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$2,631,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Delaware Habitat for Humanity |
The purpose of this project is to create 8 new affordable home-owner occupied homes in Downtown Dover, Delaware. |
Dover |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Transportation |
This project would support design and permitting processes building toward an expanded Dover Civil Air Terminal (CAT) that will become the Central Delaware Aviation Complex. |
Dover |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chabad at University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to build a kitchen at the University of Delaware to address food insecurity on the campus and in the surrounding community. |
Newark |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Code Purple Kent County |
The purpose of this project is to make needed improvements and renovations to a shelter that houses displaced individuals, victims of domestic violence, and people experiencing homelessness. |
Dover |
DE |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dover Housing Authority |
The purpose of this project is make capital improvements to existing affordable housing properties for senior residents in Dover. |
Dover |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Michael’s School and Nursery, Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to make capital improvements and expand the St. Michael's School and Nursery. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
First Community Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to construct a science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) hub in the Riverside area of Wilmington, Delaware to address educational, workforce development, and health monitoring needs in the community. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sussex County Habitat for Humanity |
The purpose of this project is to acquire building lots for affordable homeownership opportunities throughout Sussex County, Delaware. |
Georgetown |
DE |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Challenge Program |
The purpose of this project is to make capital improvements to affordable housing units in the East Side community of Wilmington. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Todmorden East Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to construct new affordable housing units in the East Side of Wilmington. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$2,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to make capital improvements at two YMCA locations in Downtown Wilmington. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arden Club |
These funds will make a series of capital improvements to the historic Arden Club, a hall and barn that host affordable music, theater, lectures, and community events. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Be Ready Community Development Corporation |
This project will create 12 affordable and accessible units as well as street-level commercial space for small businesses. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
This project would support renovations to the George Wilson Center, a historic facility owned by the City of Newark that currently serves as a community center. |
Newark |
DE |
$595,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware HIV Services |
This project would provide rental assistance for low-income persons living with HIV. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County |
This project will support the construction of 20 affordable homes in Newark and 13 affordable homes in Wilmington for low-income families to purchase, as well as the demolition of three homes in Wilmington to make space for future affordable housing development. |
New Castle County |
DE |
$4,525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Latin American Community Center (LACC) |
This project would support the construction of a playground and parking facilities at LACC’s Infant and Toddler Center, which is currently under construction. In addition, this project would support critical maintenance at LACC’s two existing community services buildings |
Wilmington |
DE |
$3,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ministry of Caring Inc. |
This project would support the development of 74 units of one-bedroom affordable senior housing for low- and very low-income seniors in the Old Brandywine Village area. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County |
This project would purchase and renovate four homes to serve as housing for 16 AmeriCorps participants. |
New Castle County |
DE |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County |
These project will make refurbishments to a heavily-used park located in a low-income area. |
New Castle |
DE |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
DE Department of Safety and Homeland Security |
The requested funding would allow the DE Department of Safety and Homeland Security to build a special purpose vehicle shelter to house critical assets in a central location in order to help reduce emergency response times and extend the life of the vehicles and equipment housed within. |
Dover |
DE |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County Hope Center |
This project would make capital improvements and support the supply budget of the Hope Center, which provides temporary emergency non-congregate shelter for people experiencing homelessness. |
New Castle |
DE |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
REACH Riverside Development Corporation |
This project will purchase five blighted properties in the Riverside neighborhood of Wilmington and redevelop two of the five into a a fresh food market and a Town Green – a central public space within the Riverside community. The remaining three properties will be redeveloped in the future. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$7,105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dewey Beach |
This request would support planning and construction of a new building that would serve as a police department in Dewey Beach, Delaware. |
Dewey |
DE |
$2,827,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Laurel |
This project would install accessible playground equipment in Tidewater Park in Laurel, Delaware. |
Laurel |
DE |
$938,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West End Neighborhood House |
This project will support the acquisition and renovation of 2 apartment complexes with a total of 7 units that will be used to provide permanent supportive housing and transitional housing for unaccompanied youth. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wilmington Neighborhood Conservancy Land Bank |
This project would acquire 45 units of housing, stabilize 25 deteriorating units, create 15 green spaces, and clean 15 alleyways. Once units are acquired or rehabbed, they will be sold to developers with an enforceable agreement that the developer must sell or rent them to low-income individuals. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cornerstone West CDC |
This project will support the acquisition of a former commercial facility and the building's renovation into a commercial kitchen that will provide local entrepreneurs of color a culinary incubator space. The kitchen will also serve as a canning, bottling, and small-batch packaging facility providing workforce training opportunities for underserved youth. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Transportation |
This project will construct one of the final three phases of a 17-mile multi-use trail running from Georgetown to Lewes adjacent to a state-owned railroad. |
Dover |
DE |
$7,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County Division of Police |
The project would help fund a state-of-the-art training course for emergency vehicle operators and a police canine training facility to be used by all first responders in Delaware. |
New Castle |
DE |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Limen Recovery + Wellness |
The purpose of this project is to support capital improvements to the Limen Recovery + Wellness men's sober living residence, which will provide a safe and secure living environment for individuals receiving treatment. This facility houses 16 men at a time and provides mental health counseling, case management services, and life skills training to men who are in recovery from addiction. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$463,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nemours Children's Hospital |
The purpose of this project is to increase Delaware's pediatric behavioral health workforce through a mental and behavioral health training program. This program will provide master's level pediatric therapists with the training and hours needed to become licensed. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Health and Social Services |
The purpose of this project is to support the construction of a new Delaware Hospital for the Chronically Ill. This new facility will be a 150-bed long term care facility and the project will address long-term safety and environmental concerns with the facility. |
Smyrna |
DE |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brandywine Counseling and Community Services, Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to support the efforts to outfit a van as a mobile health clinic, which will provide medical and behavioral health care services to populations up and down Delaware that have historically had barriers to health care. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$757,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army Delaware Command |
The purpose of this project is to expand the Salvation Army's Restoration Now program, which provides comprehensive services to victims of human trafficking. These funds will meet increased demand for these services and allow the Salvation Army to serve more victims. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Literacy Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to expand the services that Literacy Delaware provides, including reading skills, digital and numeracy literacy, and English language training. This expansion will allow Literacy Delaware to expand their reach and provide more Delawareans with the skills necessary to gain employment opportunities. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, DE |
The purpose of this project is to provide the SafeSide Suicide Prevention Training program to primary care health providers in Delaware, which will provide better mental health care services to Delawareans. |
Statewide |
DE |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies in Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to expand Best Buddies in Delaware's programming to additional schools, providing meaningful interactions and friendships for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Statewide |
DE |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to support the construction of a current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) facility on the University of Delaware STAR Campus, which will allow for the clinical-scale production of biopharmaceutical products and help our nation prepare for future public health threats. |
Newark |
DE |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to convene researchers and educators at Delaware State University, the University of Delaware, and the Delaware Nature Society to develop a new environmental education curriculum for the DuPont Environmental Education Center (DEEC) in the Russell Peterson Urban Wildlife Refuge on the Wilmington Riverfront. This project will serve 1,000 Wilmington K-12 students in its first year. |
Wilmington Riverfront |
DE |
$710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Clubs of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to expand the mental health programming provided by the Boys and Girls Clubs of Delaware to more families, including providing trauma-informed care and group-counseling sessions. |
Statewide |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ChristianaCare Health Services |
The purpose of this project is to purchase equipment to be used as part of ChristianaCare's health monitoring program for communities experiencing chronic disease burden. |
Newark |
DE |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Down Syndrome Association of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to support the Down Syndrome Association of Delaware's Cafe Internship program, which provides adults and teens with down syndrome workplace readiness training. |
Newark |
DE |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Center for Horticulture |
This project will expand the Branches to Chances program, a job skills training and placement program focused on the horticulture industry. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$164,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Polytech Adult Education |
This project will support the establishment of the Polytech School of Aviation Maintenance, which would offer three training and certification programs, train 50 individuals per year, and place them in employment opportunities with local and regional aviation partners. |
Dover |
DE |
$1,502,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of Delaware and Delaware County |
This project will support technological upgrades to Goodwill’s three employment centers in each of Delaware’s three counties, with a view to providing digital resources and skills training for unemployed and underemployed Delawareans. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County |
This project will allow New Castle County's National Health Corps members to complete a Community Health Worker certification at Delaware Technical Community College. |
New Castle County |
DE |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
This project will support a workforce development partnership project between the University of Delaware and Delaware Technical and Community College that will train students to assess the impact of extreme weather events and sea-level rise on infrastructure and coastal morphology using advanced technologies. |
Newark |
DE |
$675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Workforce Development Board |
This project will develop a statewide cooperative education program. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$243,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to support Delaware State University's efforts to provide mentorship and training opportunities for underserved populations. |
Dover |
DE |
$603,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to support Delaware State University's medical theater program, which provides realistic simulations to students in health care programs. |
Dover |
DE |
$565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Seaford |
This project will replace 60-year-old parts at the Seaford wastewater treatment plant that will increase flow and allow it to handle the 2020 addition of sewer flows of Blades, Bridgeville, and Greenwood. |
Seaford |
DE |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
This project will replace a mile and a half of 100-year-old, underground combined sewage-stormwater pipe at Prices Run, preventing degradation of surface water quality due to sewage overflow and catastrophic infrastructure failure. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
This project will build a new, separate stormwater collection system that will carry rainwater runoff directly to the new South Wilmington Wetland Park, preventing sewage from contaminating ground water during flood events. This improvement will also increase resilience to flooding in the Southbridge neighborhood. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
This project will purchase new digester mixing equipment and five digesters. Both are mission critical to the operation of the wastewater treatment plant and the production of natural gas that is used to power the facility and reduce carbon emissions. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
This project will rehabilitate the structural, electrical, and mechanical controls of the existing aeration and secondary clarifier system, which have not been replaced in 20 years. New, more efficient equipment will significantly reduce electricity usage to decrease the carbon footprint of the plant. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
This project will replace 0.92 mile of water main on North State Street to prevent water discoloration and improve fire protection. It will also install a new well at Silver Lake to add redundancy to the city’s water supply and improve fire protection. |
Dover |
DE |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Partnership for the Delaware Estuary, Inc. |
This project will construct a 10,000 square-foot mussel hatchery facility along the tidal Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, PA. Once hatched, the mussels will be transported to ponds in New Castle County, DE to mature, and will ultimately be deployed across the Delaware Estuary to enhance water quality, improve habitat resilience and prevent soil erosion. |
Winterthur |
DE |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy |
This project will develop a region-wide conservation plan of restoration projects and easements with local stakeholders and government entities. This plan will target federal, state, local, and non-governmental conservation funding to the highest regional conservation priorities in the Delmarva in the face of the impacts of climate change. |
Delmarva Peninsula |
DE |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Nanticoke Indian Association Inc |
This project will completely restore this 100-year-old structure that is on the National Register of Historic Places, including roof, siding, windows, fascia, trims, and doors on the exterior as well as lighting, electrical, plumbing, restrooms, floors, HVAC, furnishings, and display cases in the interior. |
Millsboro |
DE |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
DNREC, Division of Air Quality |
This project will study air pollution across the state, especially in communities with histories of environmental injustice, and develop data-informed policy recommendations for pollution mitigation and expanded monitoring. |
Statewide |
DE |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
This project will analyze groundwater samples to determine the presence of PFAS and other contaminants in Delaware groundwater. Samples will be collected from deep wells that draw water from confined aquifers, which have not been tested previously for PFAS chemicals. |
Newark |
DE |
$463,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Caliente |
The City of Caliente's Advanced Metering Infrastructure project request will modernize the city's aging electric metering system to enable remote meter reading, network problem identification and trouble-shooting, load profiling, energy audit, and partial load curtailment in place of load shedding. |
Caliente |
NV |
$148,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Clark County |
Clark County's Energy Efficiency project request would fund the removal of outdoor metal halide lighting fixtures and replacement with energy efficient LED fixtures in four major areas throughout the county.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Lincoln County Power District |
The LCPD's Solar project request would fund a planned 2 MW, fixed tilt ground mount, solar energy system. |
Lincoln County |
NV |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Nevada Division of Environmental Protection |
NDEP's Caselton Mill Remediation project request would fund site investigations, engineering, and cost estimating for the work required to remediate the site for future solar development. |
Lincoln County |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Desert Research Institute |
DRI's Nevada Lithium Resource Assessment project request would fund a research project to advance the state of knowledge of Nevada's lithium resources. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Nevada, Reno |
UNR's Lithium Characterization Analysis project request would fund the establishment of a Lithium Characterization, Analysis, and Testing (Li-CAT) Laboratory to partner with the private sector in providing much needed advanced characterization and data interpretation services. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
The City of Fallon's Fixed Based Operations Facility project request consists of the demolition and reconstruction of a new state of the art Fixed Base Operations Center (FBO) at the Fallon Municipal Airport (FLX). |
Fallon |
NV |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County |
Lincoln's County's Courthouse Upgrade project would improve sanitation and emergency exiting capacity at the historic courthouse through facility upgrades. |
Pioche |
NV |
$1,393,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Agriculture |
The Nevada Department of Agriculture's Wild Horse Management project request will implement a pilot study in cooperation with local partners to count and verify current feral/estray horses and develop long-term management solutions including establishing a formal horse adoption program, providing diversionary feeding to keep herds away from major cities and roadways, and erecting fencing in high traffic areas to complement private entity fencing efforts. |
Virginia Range |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Justice Center project request would fund the addition of bollards, lighting, and pavement at the center to improve safety and security for employees and the public. |
Virginia City |
NV |
$244,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Lockwood Substation project request would replace the decrepit modular building and install a 1GB fiber link and distribution tower, allowing for faster internet to accommodate bodycam footage. |
Lockwood |
NV |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Fire Station 71 project request would rebuild Storey County Fire Protection District Fire Station 71 located in Virginia City. |
Virginia City |
NV |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Virginia City Fairgrounds project request would include installation of water and electricity to the County Fairgrounds facility, construction of ADA restrooms, pave and correct roads to the facility and parking lot to improve public safety. |
Virginia City |
NV |
$615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Creech Air Force Base |
The Creech AFB Reconnaissance Operations Training Facility project request is for an adequately sized and configured facility is required to house Command Staff, Operations, Mission Planning, Scheduling, Standards and Evaluation, Test, Communications, Security, and Administrative personnel from the 44th Reconnaissance
Squadron to meet mission requirements. |
Clark County |
NV |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Nellis Air Force Base |
The Nellis AFB Dormitory project request would fund project and development (P&D) design of a 240 room dormitory at Nellis Air Force Base to enable future years appropriations for construction. Additional housing will address a housing shortage for junior enlisted Airmen on Nellis AFB. |
Clark County |
NV |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
The City of North Las Vegas' Municipal Court Case Management System Upgrade project request would upgrade case management to a paperless system, which will allow the court to work remotely, hold virtual hearings, send automated notifications to reduce warrant rates, and offer a full suite of online dispute resolutions. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
The Desert Research Institute's Statewide Climate Assessment project request would build the scientific base for understanding how Nevada's economy, environment, public health, and quality of life are vulnerable to climate-related impacts. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Carson City Sheriff's Department |
The Carson City Tactical Vehicle Replacement project request would fund the replacement of an outdated tactical vehicle with different, newer model to improve officer safety, rescue, and reduce maintenance costs. |
Carson City |
NV |
$286,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
Henderson's Eldorado Valley Training Facility Equipment project request would enhance the facility through the purchasing of equipment necessary to assemble a “training village,” purchase an additional training simulator and computer equipment, and enhance the ability to train on firing ranges and other training areas during hot summer months. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,049,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County's Case Management project request would procure a cloud-based system for case tracking, document generation, document management, evidence management, subpoena generation, event driven workflow engine, extensive reporting, and electronic data exchange. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,576,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County's Public Defender Counseling Program project request aims to reduce recidivism by providing counseling to clients of the Clark County Public Defender's Office.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas' Police Department Technology Upgrade project request would upgrade its failing audio-visual equipment to more efficiently run police training and briefings. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
The City of North Las Vegas' Document Management Software project request would fund a platform for storing and organizing cases, improve analytics and reporting functions, managing permissions and access, document versions management and matter notes, creating unique document I.D. and allowing for full text search capability for the City Attorney's Office. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas' Officer Wellness project request would promote officers physical health through increased exercise and retrofit spaces within the Department to serve officer's mental health needs. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
Reno's Forensics Software and Equipment project would allow the Reno Police Department to purchase equipment and software to document crime scenes and conduct investigations through its new Forensics and Evidence Unit. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Elko Sheriff's Department |
The Elko Sheriff's Department's Rapid DNA Instrument project request would fund the purchase a Rapid DNA instrument to help bolster law enforcement efficiency, improve community outcomes, and assist to ease the workload in Nevada's state crime lab. |
Elko |
NV |
$486,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
Henderon's Dispatch Consoles project request would fund dispatch consoles and radios for a new Henderson 9-1-1 Communications Center, the central Primary Safety Answering Point (PSAP) for police, medical, and fire responses. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,624,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas' Small Business Connector project request would continue a pilot program launched by the City to provide services to small businesses including advisory sessions, business plan development, permitting and licensing navigation, workshops, and navigation of grant and loan programs. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Lander County Convention & Tourism Authority |
Lander County Convention & Tourism Authority's Lemaire Business Incubator project request would fund the first phase of a stabilization and renovation project to restore a historic building for the purposes of providing a small business incubator in a rural community. |
Battle Mountain |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Clark County |
Clark County Small Business Opportunity Program (SBOP) Upgrade project request would upgrade SBOP to a virtual platform to expand access to small business programming and content. |
Clark County |
NV |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Department of Aviation |
Clark County Department of Aviation’s Holding Pad 7 Expansion at Harry Reid International Airport project request would expand a holding pad at the Harry Reid International Airport, helping to accommodate aircraft when gate and cargo facility demand is high. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$9,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Department of Aviation |
Clark County Department of Aviation’s Overton Airfield Reconstruction project request would help fund reconstruction of the runway, taxiway, and apron at Overton Perkins Field and weather reporting equipment. The quality of the current pavement areas of the runway and apron are poor and this project would also ensure compliance with FAA Design Standards.
|
Overton |
NV |
$8,437,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority |
Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority’s RNO Terminal Roadway Construction, Safety & Security, and ADA Improvements project request would install and construct critical improvements along Terminal Loop Road, which also serves as passenger pick-up and drop-off areas. |
Reno |
NV |
$3,590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Carson City's Prison Hill Trail South project request would complete a segment of a non-motorized multi-use loop trail around the base of Prison Hill, connecting residents to open space and outdoor recreation opportunities. |
Carson City |
NV |
$2,384,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Carson City's Safe Routes to School project request would help with the design and construction of safer crossings and well-built sidewalks to help make walking and biking safer for students and create more accessible and equitable facilities for people of all ages and abilities.
|
Carson City |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Carson City's Appion Way Traffic Signal and Infrastructure Improvement project request would help construct a new traffic signal and fund traffic circulation improvements at the intersection of S. Carson Street and Appion Way in Carson City. |
Carson City |
NV |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Churchill County’s Coleman Road Connector project request would provide an alternate route for traffic traveling from rural areas north of Fallon into the central retail/commercial area of Fallon. This project would increase access to local businesses and educational institutions and accommodate the expected growth in population to the area.
|
Fallon |
NV |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Fallon’s Whitaker Extension project request would include a full reconstruction of Auction Road and the continuation of Whitaker Lane to the north beyond where it currently ends at Williams Avenue. The project would provide improved access to the Western Nevada Community College, seniors in low to moderate income residences, the City of Fallon Convention Center and improve access to local businesses while improving traffic flow within the City.
|
Fallon |
NV |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
City of Las Vegas’ Citywide Streetlight Next Generation LED Conversions project request would help procure and install LED streetlights in the City’s Historic Westside and Northwest areas. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Las Vegas’ Next Generation Signal Prioritization project request would support upgrading the City’s current communications devices with a cloud-based signal prioritization software. This would provide signal prioritization and preemption technology for emergency responders, allowing them to reach the scene up to 50% faster. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Sparks’ Street Roadway and Pedestrian Rehabilitation project request would rehabilitate over 529,00 square feet of Asphaltic Concrete (AC) roadway pavement and approximately 13,000 lineal feet of Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) sidewalk, curb, and gutter. |
Sparks |
NV |
$4,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Clark County’s Pedestrian Flashers and Safety Improvements project request would provide improvements to pedestrian safety and enhance accessibility including the construction of pedestrian flashers at crossings. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Douglas County’s- Kahle Drive Complete Street project request would help re-construction of Kahle Drive. This would include improving stormwater drainage and treatment; upgrading an outdated water main and hydrants; repairing wastewater infrastructure; adding sidewalks, bike lanes, crosswalks, and intersection safety improvements; and undergrounding overhead utilities |
Douglas County |
NV |
$1,385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Nevada Department of Transportation’s Ely Downtown Infrastructure and Complete Streets project request would support Phase 2 of the Downtown Ely Project through full depth pavement rehabilitation, including replacement/widening of sidewalks and drainage improvements. This would replace aging infrastructure and improve safety and for all roadway users, with a focus on vulnerable road users by providing improved bicycle and pedestrian features.
|
Ely |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Nevada Department of Transportation’s 215/515 Henderson Interchange Traffic Improvement project request would improve traffic operations at the I-515 and I-11 interchange. The project will resolve existing roadway deficiencies in the Henderson Interchange and surrounding roadways, provide transportation improvements to serve existing and future growth areas, and restore local traffic connectivity.
|
Henderson |
NV |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
Reno’s Rooftop Solar at the Moana Aquatics & Fitness Center project request would help fund the addition of rooftop solar at the proposed Moana Aquatics & Fitness Center. The City is in the design stages for this proposed two-level facility open to the public that will include three pools, a multi-purpose room, and fitness center. |
Reno |
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
Fallon’s New River Feeders project request would install two additional circuits, known as the New River Feeders, to the recently constructed and commissioned New River Substation. This would allow for the New River Substation to absorb much of the current electric load of another substation, ensuring the continued delivery of safe and reliable power.
|
Fallon |
NV |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
Fallon’s City Hall ADA Restroom and Breakroom Remodel project request would upgrade the existing women’s restroom and staff breakroom to ensure the entire building is ADA accessible.
|
Fallon |
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
City of Henderson’s LED Streetlight project request would install new LED streetlights citywide, and smart streetlights and LED lamps in low-income and moderate-income, CDBG-eligible portions of the City. |
Henderson |
NV |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
City of North Las Vegas’ LED Streetlight Retrofit project request would install new LED streetlights within the City’s eight Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs) and other low-income neighborhoods. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas’ Small Business Forgivable Loan Program project request would recapitalize the City’s Small Business Forgivable Loan Program, which provides loans to small businesses, prioritizing low-income communities, minority, and women-owned businesses. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas' Urban Center for Advanced Agricultural Technologies project request would expand this facility through the renovation of the commercial demonstration kitchen, expansion of educational spaces, installation of new utilities, and other facility upgrades. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County’s Jewish Family Services Agency – CDBG Tenant Improvements project request would be used by the County to renovate and complete a newly purchased building for the Jewish Family Services Agency (JFSA) building. The JFSA provides food, senior services, rapid rehousing/basic needs.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$2,555,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nye County |
Nye County’s Tonopah Child Development Center project request would design and build a new Child Development Center to serve child and families in and around the community. Tonopah currently has no licensed childcare providers. The proposed Child Development Center is part of the Town's efforts to prevent social problems, help the community get to work, support local business' needs, and increase recruitment and retention efforts of critical service professionals in the area.
|
Tonopah |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Community Center project request would support an educational and community development anchor for downtown Austin. Once completed the center will provide programs and services targeting senior citizens and underserved communities. |
Austin |
NV |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
Washoe County’s South Valleys Regional Park Buildout project request would help expand the park to provide additional recreational opportunities for the growing south Reno community. The project includes developing the South Valley’s Regional Park to include multipurpose flat fields, baseball fields, restrooms, picnic areas, play areas, and a possible dog park.
|
Washoe County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas’ Cheyenne Sports Complex Access Rehab project request would repair the parking lots and access walkway of the Cheyenne Sports Complex, the largest park in the area which serves low-income and minority populations. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Lockwood Senior Center project request will replace the existing outdated and inadequate senior center facility. |
Lockwood |
NV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Regional Transportation Commission of Southern NV |
RTCSNV’s Pedestrian Collision Avoidance System project request would provide real-time alerts for transit bus operators to react and avoid collisions. This will improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Regional Transportation Commission of Southern NV |
RTCSNV’s Standalone Solar Lighting for 500 Transit Stops project request would provide for the installation of standalone solar lighting at an additional 500 bus stops throughout the RTCSNV service area. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
RTC Washoe’s Lemmon Drive Segment 2 Improvement project request would help reconstruct 3.7 miles of Lemmon Drive between Fleetwood Drive to Ramsey Way above the 100-year flood plain of Swan Lake. This will improve safety in the area’s Historically Disadvantaged Communities, construct dedicated bike lanes and a separated multi-use path, and widen Lemmon Drive from Fleetwood Drive to Palace Drive.
|
Washoe County |
NV |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Reno’s Paved Trail Restoration project request would replace and resurface approximately 8 miles of asphalt walking paths throughout the northwest Reno trail system and along the Truckee River. The project will also integrate trail map signs at the entrances of each path. |
Reno |
NV |
$2,420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RTC of Washoe County |
RTC Washoe’s Villanova Maintenance Facility Replacement Design project request would include architectural and engineering work necessary to support the eventual relocation and replacement of RTC Washoe’s primary transit facility. When finished, this facility will lower RTC Washoe’s operating expenses, add improvements for sustainability, and provide investment and economic development in a disadvantaged area.
|
Washoe County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tahoe Transportation District |
Tahoe Transportation District’s Transit Maintenance and Administration Facility project request would help construct a new Maintenance and Administrative Facility (MAF) to replace the existing, inadequate, and outdated transit yard in order to provide ongoing fleet maintenance, allow for efficient bus-related administrative activities, and afford adequate storage for existing fleet. |
Lake Tahoe |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe |
Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe’s Food Distribution Program project request would help purchase and install materials to complete the interior walls of the 22,500 square foot food distribution warehouse. The Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe’s Food Distribution Program opened on April 4, 2022, and currently serves over 200 participants, benefitting both Tribal and non-Tribal members.
|
Wadsworth |
NV |
$598,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Trasportation |
Duckwater Shoshone Tribe’s Road Paving project request would help pave 26 miles of State Route 379 located in Nye County, White Pine County and Eureka County in Northeastern Central Nevada. This unpaved road limits economic development and is a safety threat to the local communities and school children whose buses ride on this road.
|
Duckwater |
NV |
$34,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Clark County’s Safe Routes School Safety project request would help install LED speed limit school zone signs at various locations to enhance safety for bikers and pedestrians school routes. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Carson City |
Carson City’s Flood Control Project consists of a large detention basin located near the west foothills of the city. This request would capture and reduce flood water from both Kings Canyon and Ash Canyon Creeks and their surrounding neighborhoods. |
Carson City |
NV |
$8,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Carson City |
Carson City Fire Department’s Emergency Operations Center project request would help fund the design and construction of a new Emergency Operation Center (EOC), which would improve emergency management and preparedness capabilities. |
Carson City |
NV |
$7,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Homeland Security |
City of Fallon |
Fallon’s City Hall Generator Upgrade project request would include the demolition and removal of the existing City Hall generator, installation of a new generator, the construction of a generator enclosure, and the installation of an underground conductor to 98 South Carson Street and the Douglass House. |
Fallon |
NV |
$488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Flood Levee Mitigation Upgrade Project request would upgrade and raise an existing Levee east of Battle Mountain, NV. The modifications will include measures to protect the upgraded and new sections of levee from degradation caused by recreational vehicles and other detrimental activities. |
Lander County |
NV |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Washoe County |
Washoe County’s Lemmon Valley Heppner 5 Subdivision Stormwater Improvements project request would help design and install a regional detention and sedimentation basin above the Heppner 5 subdivision in Lemmon Valley to provide greater community resilience. The project will upgrade existing water conveyance infrastructure and install a sediment and runoff detention basin to mitigate flooding in the community.
|
Reno |
NV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Washoe County |
Washoe County’s West Spanish Springs Stormwater Improvement project request would install detention basins for stormwater and sediment to mitigate future flooding and reduce the cost of future repair efforts. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$938,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
Henderson’s Co-Responder Crisis Unit project request will provide funding to increase its ability to safely and effectively respond to people suffering from a behavioral health crisis through a Co-Responder Unit. |
Henderson |
NV |
$1,355,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas’ Community Correctional Center’s Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Expansion project request will provide interventions to decrease the recidivism rate among incarcerated individuals in North Las Vegas. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas Fire Department’s Crisis Response Unit project request will create a Crisis Response Unit staffed by a licensed social worker, a paramedic, and an EMT. The unit will be specially trained to respond to and prevent situations involving individuals with mental health or substance abuse issues, ensuring the safety of everyone involved.
|
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County Department of Family Services’ Expansion of Project HOPE project request will provide victim-centered residential services with high quality clinical services. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County Department of Social Service’s Health Nation’s project will be used to provide additional equipment and purchase an additional mobile office trailer which will allow for ongoing expansion. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County’s Justice System Improvement project request will provide effective and community-based legal services by having on-site access to necessary technology or alternative accommodations to facilitate participation in judicial proceedings and case management conferences. |
Clark County |
NV |
$214,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
The Clark County Fire Department’s (CCFD) Training Program and Web Conferencing project request will allow staff to conduct Critical Incident Stress Defusing immediately after significant events utilizing web conferencing to remote into urban and rural fire stations. |
Clark County |
NV |
$658,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County’s LVMD Program Expansion project request will expand the current Clark County/Las Vegas Metro Diversion Program, which provides mental health and substance abuse support services. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
The Clark County Department of Juvenile Justice Services (DJJS) Home for Traumatized Girl’s project request will fund mental health and substance abuse program support staff to serve girls who have faced trauma and mental health issues. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,224,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County’s Expansion of the Southern Nevada Children’s Advocacy Center project request will fund the design and engineering costs associated with the expansion of the center including additional medical clinic and/or mental health treatment rooms in the new Southern Nevada Children’s Advocacy Center (SNCAC). |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of Southern Nevada |
The College of Southern Nevada’s Nursing Skills lab project request will fund facilities and equipment for two nursing labs, one at the Charleston site and one at the North Las Vegas site. Both sites need updated skills and simulation lab equipment that will help students train on the latest technologies to meet the growing demand in the region for health care workers.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Great Basin College |
Great Basin College’s Health Science Lab Equipment project request will fund necessary lab and classroom equipment for two new lab credential classes in fall 2023. Funding will also be used to install Interactive Video (IAV) equipment in two classrooms to facilitate distance instruction; both Medical Assistant/Phlebotomy EKG (MAPE) classrooms also will need to be retrofitted in order to accommodate the labs.
|
Elko |
NV |
$938,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Battle Mountain Clinic project request will be used for capital improvements to the community health clinic. |
Battle Mountain |
NV |
$2,993,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Austin Clinic project request will be used for capital improvements to the community health clinic. |
Austin |
NV |
$2,248,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Hospital District |
Lincoln County’s Grover C. Dils Medical Center Replacement Hospital project request will fund a replacement hospital located in rural Caliente, NV. |
Caliente |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lyon County |
Lyon County’s Community Based Mentoring project request will help create a mentoring system for at-risk youth. Funds will be used to recruit, screen, and train adult mentors, and conduct surveys to track the outcomes of enrolled kids.
|
Lyon County |
NV |
$119,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Education |
The Nevada Department of Education’s Arts in Education project request will expand the Nevada Museum of Art’s existing programs, including: school tours and art lab, teacher professional development, scholarships and instructors, and after-school art programs. |
Statewide |
NV |
$1,998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
Nevada State College’s Mental Health Clinic project request will establish a comprehensive psycho-educational evaluation clinic. The Clinic will provide mental health services for Clark County School District PK-12 students and their families. The clinic will also serve as a training facility for students at Nevada State College who are preparing to become school psychologists.
|
Henderson |
NV |
$1,337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
Nevada State College’s Nursing Night Education Program project request will create a pre-licensure evening/night full-time track cohort to improve the professional nursing pipeline and accommodate the diverse, non-traditional students served by NSC. |
Henderson |
NV |
$1,685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
Nevada State College’s Nurse Educator Faculty Recruitment project request will create a pilot project to cultivate an innovative and holistic professional development support structure for new and existing nursing faculty at Nevada State. The implementation of this project plan will improve the nursing pipeline by strengthening the nurse educator workforce resulting in positive outcomes for healthcare consumers in Nevada.
|
Henderson |
NV |
$1,776,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nye County School District |
The Nye County School District’s Work-Based Learning project request will support students that are not eligible for the Workforce Innovative and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Youth Program but still have needs identified by teachers, probation officers, school staff, district staff, and community stakeholders. Through this program, the district will establish partnerships with businesses in Nye communities that host high school students, building the bonds in each community.
|
Nye County |
NV |
$152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
UNLV’s Functional MRI Scanner for Biomedical Research project request will fund a 3 Tesla functional MRI (fMRI) scanner to campus that would improve research capacity at the University. The fMRI will provide an opportunity for scanning capabilities for students in the UNLV School of Medicine and serve as a clinical resource for many UNLV initiatives that will engage with the surrounding community.
|
Las Vegas |
NV |
$4,515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
UNLV’s Sports Research and Innovation project request will fund a High-Performance Computer (HPC) and related curriculum coordination to expand the University’s capacity for advanced research and education. UNLV’s request for a HPC will allow for a central hub for researchers and students to conduct data analytics and disseminate data to various user groups.
|
Las Vegas |
NV |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
UNR’s Women in STEM project request will partner with Complete College America to close gender gaps in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields.
Funding will be used to increase STEM field outreach, pre-enrollment activities, and increase women in STEM fields, including at certificate, associate, and baccalaureate levels.
|
Reno |
NV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
UNR’s Air Contaminants Cleanroom project request will create a cleanroom facility and provide initial support for technical and management personnel that will enable UNR’s entry into many new lines of research. A cleanroom facility center reduces air contaminants from typical levels and would provide an ultra-clean environment for teaching, research and manufacturing.
|
Reno |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County School District |
Washoe County School District’s Direct Mental Health Support for Students project request will add 11 Mental Health Professionals to the district to provide greater therapeutic support to students, giving them immediate help during a crisis or when they are most vulnerable.
|
Washoe County |
NV |
$1,535,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County School District |
Washoe County School District’s Chronic Absenteeism project request will expand school-based student support staff and increase the number of Family Resource Centers available in Washoe County. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$1,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County School District |
Washoe County School District’s Direct Mental Health Support for Staff project request will expand the district’s Employee Assistance Program and fund between eight and ten licensed family therapists to offer weekly support groups to WCSD’s 7,000 employees. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
Washoe County’s Northern Nevada HOPES Cares Campus Clinic project request will support HOPES in constructing a new Federally Qualified Health Center on East 4th Street in Reno, Nevada. The facility is located directly adjacent to the Washoe County Cares Campus; the County-operated homeless shelter.
|
Reno |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Nevada College |
Western Nevada College’s Rural Nursing Expansion and Renovation project request will create a permanent instructional training space for its rural nursing cohort at the Fallon Campus (health facilities, construction, and equipment). |
Fallon |
NV |
$2,314,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Connections |
Workforce Connections’ Development Program project request will launch regional sector partnerships for industries that face critical workforce talent/skill gap needs.These partnerships will help support businesses, communities and overall regional economic growth.
|
Las Vegas |
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
Carson City's Quill Water Treatment Plant (QWTP) Upgrade project request will upgrade the QWTP’s infrastructure and water treatment capabilities in order to meet water demands. |
Carson City |
NV |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
Carson City's Southeast Mandatory Sewer Extension project request will eliminate septic systems as a source of nitrogen contamination in Carson City's domestic water supply wells in the project vicinity. |
Carson City |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
Churchill County’s Water Treatment project request will develop a secondary water treatment plant in rural Churchill County. This will provide safe drinking water to proposed new housing and commercial developments and incorporate existing residences that currently utilize individual and mostly shallow wells. |
Fallon |
NV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
Churchill County’s Water Storage Tank project request will replace open storage ponds with enclosed effluent water storage tanks at the waste water treatment facility. A water storage tank would prevent evaporation in open ponds, thereby further conserving water in the County’s arid desert environment. |
Fallon |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
Churchill County’s Water Transmission Lines project request will expand water main transmission lines to allow development of much-needed housing for active duty military members, veterans and current residents of Churchill County to areas not currently served by municipally treated water. |
Fallon |
NV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
Ely’s Lower East Ely Water Mains Upgrade project request will upgrade the city’s water mains in Lower East Ely. This project is a high priority for the city due to the fact that the water lines provide essential potable water service to residents of the community and the age of the current water lines in this area. |
Ely |
NV |
$2,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
Ely’s Upgrade Central Ely Sewer System project request will replace the outdated 15-inch vitrified clay pipe sewer mainline. This project would also rehabilitate sewers and manholes. |
Ely |
NV |
$2,872,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
Ely’s Water Meters Upgrade project request will install water meters for all customers of the City of Ely’s Water Services and upgrade the service lines from the meters to the water main. This project will provide the city and its residents with an accurate record of water use and result in better water conservation. |
Ely |
NV |
$4,083,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
City of Fallon’s Rattlesnake Hill Water Tank Replacement project request will replace the city’s water storage tanks with new steel tanks. |
Fallon |
NV |
$3,675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
Fallon’s Wastewater Treatment Plant Dewatering Press project request will construct a new dewatering press at the city’s Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). This will more effectively process the biosolids generated from the treatment processes at the plant and allow the city to respond to current and anticipated population growth. |
Fallon |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
Henderson’s Advanced Metering Infrastructure project request will procure and install a smart water metering technology system to better measure and communicate water usage. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas’ Robinson Well Rehab project request will rehabilitate a groundwater production well. The project involves the demolition, re-drilling and equipping of the well. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
Reno’s Booth Street Sewer Siphon project request will replace the aging and undersized Booth Street sewer siphon and approximately 1,100 feet of unreinforced concrete sewer main. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Water Reclamation District |
Clark County Water Reclamation District’s Logandale Sewer Collection Extension project request will install 8,000 feet of wastewater collection infrastructure that will make sewer available to residences, businesses, and public entities. |
Moapa Valley |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Water Reclamation District |
Clark County Water Reclamation District’s Reclaimed Water Infrastructure project request will remove old water lines and the install new water lines, meters, and valves. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Water Reclamation District |
Clark County Water Reclamation District’s Septic Lateral Installation Program project request will help expand the District’s collection system through installation of mainlines and sewer laterals. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
Desert Research Institute’s Firefighter Hazard Detection project request will develop and test wearable environmental and biometric sensors to provide real-time feedback and hazard warnings to firefighters. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
Desert Research Institute’s Planning for the Future at Lake Tahoe project request will fund research to support environmental research and long-term planning at Lake Tahoe. |
Reno |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Incline Village General Improvement District |
Incline Village General Improvement District’s (IVGID) Effluent Export Pipeline project request will replace 5 miles of original wastewater export pipeline servicing Incline Village and Crystal Bay. |
Incline Village |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Water Main project request will install potable water mainline in order to provide clean drinking water to Battle Mountain residents. |
Lander County |
NV |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Moapa Valley Water District |
Moapa Valley Water District’s Transmission Replacement project request will replace approximately 2 miles of a critical length of existing 24-inch potable water transmission line that has experienced a high leak/break rate. |
Moapa |
NV |
$2,747,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southern Nevada Water Authority |
Southern Nevada Water Authority’s Southern Nevada Septic Conversion Program project request will help fund SNWA’s Septic Conversion Program, which helps homeowners offset the cost of abandoning their septic tanks and converting to the municipal sewer system. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County’s Flowery Water Line Improvement Phase project request will replace the aging and undersized water main line on Flowery Street between C and D Streets. The replacement of this section of the water project is required for adequate fire suppression and safe drinking water for the community. |
Virginia City |
NV |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority’s Spanish Springs Nitrate and Arsenic Treatment Plant project request will design a treatment plant to remove nitrate and arsenic from the wells in the Spanish Springs area. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority’s Forest Ambassador Program project request will help fund a pilot Forest Ambassador Program on the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest (HTNF) to decrease the likelihood of human-caused wildfires and protect water quality. |
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest |
NV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sparks |
Sparks' Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility’s Disinfection Upgrades project request will help upgrade the current water disinfection process to eliminate the need for process chemicals, lowering both operation cost and runoff to the Truckee River and Pyramid Lake. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
White Pine County |
White Pine County’s Sewer Expansion project request will expand the sewer system to provide future opportunity to develop much needed housing. |
White Pine County |
NV |
$3,999,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Virgin Valley Water District |
Virgin Valley Water District’s Tank Replacement project request will replace a failing 2,000,000-gallon culinary water storage tank. |
Virgin Valley |
NV |
$2,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Virgin Valley Water District |
Virgin Valley Water District’s Arsenic Treatment Plant project request will construct a new arsenic removal treatment plant to serve the City of Mesquite and Town of Bunkerville. |
Virgin Valley |
NV |
$3,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Virgin Valley Water District |
Virgin Valley Water District’s Waterline Replacement project request will replace failing water lines at the intersections of Falcon Ridge Parkway and Pioneer Blvd.; and Hillside Drive and Sandhill Blvd. |
Virgin Valley |
NV |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
University of Nevada, Reno's Great Basin Critical Minerals Research and Repository project request would fund a research project and expand a facility to expand understanding of Nevada's geothermal and critical mineral resources. |
Reno |
NV |
$8,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Evanston |
The One Stop Shop for Retrofitting Affordable, Resilient Net-Zero Homes is a 2-year pilot program that would focus on retrofitting naturally occurring affordable housing in Evanston, Illinois. The goal is to establish a sustainable and scalable program that will preserve affordability, drastically reduce carbon emissions and maximize local economic impacts on building owners, residents and businesses.
|
Evanston |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Clay County Hospital and Medical Clinics |
The purpose of this project is to expand and remodel Clay County Hospital's Flora clinic to create a space that is conducive to providing safe, accessible, collaborative care to patients for many years into the future.
The proposed project will be broken into three phases which are outlined below:
Phase 1 - Addition of a new 5715 square foot space to house specialty medical services offered to residents of Clay County and the surrounding areas. The space available to these specialists is currently limited and COVID has shown an increased need to keep these patients, many of which are severely immunocompromised, segregated from our general patient population.
Phase 2 - Retrofitting of 9419 square feet of the existing primary care space to allow for a shift from care being provided in segmented "pods" to a collaborative care model. This new space will bring all nursing staff and providers into a centralized workstation to work closely on meeting all aspects of a patient's care needs. Under this model, primary care will be combined with case management and behavioral health to address not only physical health issues but also the social determinants of health that drive patients ability to experience positive health outcomes.
Phase 3 - This phase will consist of renovating 6210 square feet of current space to create additional treatment rooms for our expanding behavioral health program as well as upgrading both the acute care clinic area and the therapy suite.
|
Clay County |
IL |
$4,555,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
This funding will allow the Corps to complete the design of the modernization of the LaGrange Lock on the Illinois River, south of Beardstown. It is the next priority project in the NESP program, which will expand and modernize seven locks at the most congested lock locations along the Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers as well as fund $1.7 billion in ecosystem restoration. |
Upper Mississippi River System |
IL |
$49,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hamilton Memorial Hospital District |
Hamilton Memorial Hospital District is a Critical Access Hospital and municipal government entity located in McLeansboro, Illinois. The purpose of this project is to purchase and implement the Epic electronic medical record (EMR) system thereby allowing for improved coordination and collaboration of patient care across rural health care systems, specifically in the southern Illinois region. |
McLeansboro |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Mt. Morris Fire Protection District |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding for the design, engineering and site work for the construction of a new fire station in Mt. Morris, Illinois. The existing fire station has not been updated since the 1920s. |
Mt. Morris |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois |
In partnership with the West Carroll School District, the University of Illinois Extension will develop a STEAM hub in Mt. Carroll, Illinois. This STEAM Hub project would include computers, digital and 3-D printers, sewing machines and art supplies for classroom instruction and after-school learning. This project funding would contribute to renovating existing space, the purchasing of new hardware, software and tech equipment and the supplies necessary to operate the facility. |
Mount Carroll |
IL |
$83,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Community Health & Emergency Services, Inc. |
Funding from this project would help contribute to the construction of a sixteen-bed hospital wing at the CHESI Critical Access Hospital in Cairo, Illinois, which would include a 24/7 emergency room. |
Cairo |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Illinois-Chicago - Public Health |
This project would fund the collective design and implementation of a community-driven air monitoring program to identify and uncover local air quality concerns and disparities across the City of Chicago. The goal of this program is to help guide public policy decisions at the local level to spearhead improvements in health and racial inequity, climate resiliency and renewable energy infrastructure. |
Chicago |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Heartland Alliance for Human Need & Human Rights |
The Rapid Employment and Development Initiative (READI) Chicago program works to strengthen employment opportunities for underserved individuals vulnerable to falling into gang life or the justice system through paid transitional jobs, cognitive-behavioral interventions (CBI), coaching and supportive services. READI is specifically focused on decreasing their program participant's involvement in gun violence and the criminal justice system and helps identify viable paths for better life outcomes.
|
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Healthy Schools Campaign |
This funding would support the Space to Grow initiative, which is an innovative response to the impacts of climate change and historic disinvestment on Chicago neighborhoods, schools and students. This program would help make sure school communities have a voice in the design of their new schoolyard, provide nature-based and climate resilience education to foster generations of environmental stewards and work with all the partners to ensure the green stormwater infrastructure is well maintained over time.
|
Chicago |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center |
This funding would support the statewide expansion of the Illinois Holocaust Museum's LEAD Training, an evidence-based initiative providing education to law enforcement personnel related to good policing, anti-bias practice, hate crime reporting and racial awareness to improve relations between police and the communities they serve. |
Skokie |
IL |
$299,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Chicago |
This funding would support staff and programming focused on helping people with disabilities who are victims of violence, and people who become disabled as a result of gun and community violence. |
Chicago |
IL |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
Joliet Junior College |
This funding for the Joliet Junior College Entrepreneurial Development Center would help foster economic development within Joliet and the Illinois Community College District 525. This project would work directly with new and existing entrepreneurs from the conceptual stage of a business to formal businesses, assisting entrepreneurs with education, training and resource identification. This center would provide no-cost services including workshops and classes, one-on-one business advising and referral services to assist entrepreneurs with business plan development, small business financing acquisition, marketing strategies and technical assistance. |
Joliet |
IL |
$312,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
mHUB |
This funding would contribute to the mHUB Catalyze Initiative, which is a 5-year, $8.6 million effort to reduce structural barriers to entrepreneurship and innovation in manufacturing for women and people of color. Developed to tackle systemic problems with multi-pronged solutions, the Catalyze Initiative bridges the access gap for underrepresented manufacturers, engineers and small business owners through a portfolio of programs to combat inequity.
|
Chicago |
IL |
$921,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Transit Authority |
To improve the accessibility of the Oak Park and Ridgeland stations on the CTA Green Line. |
Oak Park |
IL |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Airport Authority |
This project would expand the north commercial aircraft parking ramp to accommodate increased airside activity from the Illinois Army National Guard. The ramp expansion would provide needed safety separation from the commercial airline gates and parking locations for IL Army National Guard fixed and rotor-wing aircraft adjacent to ILANG facilities in the terminal building. |
Springfield |
IL |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Illinois Department of Transportation |
To help fund an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) project to deploy battery-electric paratransit buses and related charging infrastructure to rural and urban public transportation providers across the State. |
Statewide |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Normal |
This project would increase pedestrian and bicycle access from low- and moderate-income communities to major commercial and metropolitan areas in Normal, Illinois. |
Normal |
IL |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cook County Department of Transportation and Highw |
This project would help fund the full reconstruction of Butler Drive, a key link in interstate commerce, and the adjacent truck loading areas with pavement designed for heavy vehicle use, to improve roadway geometry to optimize truck turning movements and improve the drainage system to remove standing water and decrease conveyance. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Savoy |
To help fund the construction of several multi-modal transportation routes, most notably the construction of an overpass for the Canadian National Railroad tracks with the associated 2-miles of required track realignment. |
Village of Savoy |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Centreville Citizens for Change |
This project would provide immediate relief to Centreville community residents by addressing the contaminated indoor air and drinking water in many homes. These unhealthy home conditions, caused by chronic flooding and wastewater overflow events, are serious public health issues. This project would be implemented in coordination with Urban League St. Louis.
|
Cahokia Heights |
IL |
$1,741,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Breakthrough Urban Ministries, Inc. |
This project would provide 14 units of new affordable housing to families in the East Garfield Park community area on Chicago's west side. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Chicago Food Depository |
This project would help address food insecurity and hunger in the Chicagoland region. |
Chicago |
IL |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cook County Bureau of Asset Management |
To enhance the accessibility of the Markham Courthouse in Markham, Illinois. |
Markham |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Homeland Security |
City of Peoria |
This project would help fund the installation of a water-tight modular panel wall system that is installed on a concrete foundation - to provide flood protection for historical buildings, business properties on Water Street and the Riverfront Museum and Caterpillar Visitor Center in Peoria, Illinois. |
Peoria
|
IL |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Homeland Security |
City of Rockford |
This project would help fund the construction of a Homeland Security Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for coordination of emergency response activities throughout the City of Rockford. This center will serve as the hub of all response activities for fire, police, public works and other governmental and non-governmental officials. |
Rockford |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Homeland Security |
Village of Hampshire |
This project would help fund the replacement of undersized storm sewers with larger ones to accommodate the increases in stormwater this area sees. The location of this project, the intersection of Park St. and Rinn Ave in Hampshire, Illinois, sees chronic flooding from relatively minor rain events. |
Hampshire |
IL |
$518,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Homeland Security |
County of Washington |
This project would help fund the construction of an Emergency Operations Center in Washington County, Illinois. |
Nashville |
IL |
$2,561,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cook County Health |
This project would provide funding to replace equipment for a newborn intensive care unit. |
Chicago |
IL |
$863,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kids Above All Illinois |
This project would provide funding for a comprehensive, educational support system for children four years of age and below living in underserved communities in Lake County, Illinois. |
North Chicago |
IL |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Illinois CASA |
This project would help fund the expansion of Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) programs to six central Illinois counties within the 4th Judicial Circuit. |
Statewide |
IL |
$256,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Infant Welfare Society of Chicago |
The purpose of this project is to expand the Infant Welfare Society's integrated and coordinated healthcare home to meet the urgent needs of low-income communities identified as areas lacking access to healthcare professionals. |
Chicago |
IL |
$978,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
B U I L D INCORPORATED (BUILD, Inc.) |
This project would fund the launch of two additional Mobile Mental Health programs to expand access to mental healthcare in Chicago neighborhoods. |
Chicago |
IL |
$649,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
B U I L D INCORPORATED (BUILD, Inc.) |
This project would fund the launch of two additional Mobile Mental Health programs to expand access to mental healthcare in Chicago neighborhoods. |
Chicago |
IL |
$649,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AeroStar Avion Institute |
The purpose of this project is to fund an educational apprentice program to address the Federally recognized shortage of aircraft pilots nationwide as well as the underrepresentation of women and people of color serving as pilots in the aerospace industry. |
Cook County |
IL |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AeroStar Avion Institute |
The purpose of this project is to fund an educational apprentice program to address the Federally recognized shortage of aircraft pilots nationwide as well as the underrepresentation of women and people of color serving as pilots in the aerospace industry. |
Cook County |
IL |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Current |
This project would provide funding for the development of a pilot, entry-level training program centered on water quality sampling and monitoring. |
Chicago |
IL |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Network: Advocating Against Domestic Violence |
This project would enable an essential expansion of the Illinois Domestic Violence Hotline. |
Statewide |
IL |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago |
This project would help fund the implementation of the Technology Divide Relief program, to provide critical technical support to individuals with disabilities to help make sure they have equitable access to services and support. |
Chicago |
IL |
$402,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City Colleges of Chicago |
This project would help schools in the Chicago Public School system create a pathway for students in their senior year to navigate higher education opportunities at City Colleges of Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chicago State University |
This project would help enable the redesign of the Chicago State University curriculum and increase access to the internet by improving and expanding computer facilities. |
Chicago |
IL |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kaskaskia College |
This project would help fund the development of a mobile manufacturing and training lab focused on workforce development and career training initiatives. |
Multiple Counties |
IL |
$413,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Revolution Workshop |
This project would help fund Revolution Workshop's Pre-Apprenticeship Construction Job Training Program, focused on reducing economic inequality through comprehensive job training. |
Multiple Counties |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adaptive Adventures |
This project would help fund the establishment of a community-based adaptive sports center that will act as a hub for adaptive sports opportunities in the Cook County area. |
Schaumburg |
IL |
$228,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chinese American Service League |
This project would help enable the expansion of the Chinese American Service League's behavioral health services department. |
Chicago |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Advocate Christ Medical Center |
This project would help enhance capacity at the Southland Hospitals and Shelters Collaborative Partnership - a group of local hospitals and social service agencies who collaborate to provide medical care, emergency housing services and short-term emergency assistance to families who are experiencing homelessness in suburban Cook County. |
Cook County |
IL |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chicago |
This project would help fund the removal of lead service lines in licensed daycare centers in Chicago, Illinois. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cahokia Heights |
This project would help fund the rehabilitation of a portion of the main trunk line sewer in Cahokia Heights, Illinois. |
Cahokia Heights |
IL |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Diamond |
This project would help fund the replacement of approximately 2,000 feet of an aging and failing watermain and rehabilitate three sanitary lift stations that are over 30 years old. |
Diamond |
IL |
$601,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cedar Point |
This project would help upgrade the Village of Cedar Point's wastewater treatment facility, including dike repairs, sludge removal, rock filter replacement and repairs to the outlet piping. |
Cedar Point |
IL |
$530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Naplate |
This request would help fund the construction of a storm sewer extension project. |
Naplate |
IL |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln Presidential Foundation |
This project would help fund construction initiatives to increase the accessibility of the Lincoln Home National Historic Site. |
Springfield |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Historic Liberty Theater |
This project would help fund the renovation of one of the theater's restrooms to meet ADA requirements. |
Murphysboro |
IL |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Streator |
This project would help fund the installation of new energy-efficient motors and variable frequency drives in Streator's WWTP Oxidation Ditch |
Streator |
IL |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Chicago Ridge |
This project would help fund critical renovations to Chicago Ridge's Ridgeland Avenue Lift Station Basin. |
Chicago Ridge |
IL |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chester |
This project would help fund the construction of a new water storage tank to replace a 500,000-gallon ground storage tank, which was constructed in 1949 and, due to deterioration, was removed from service in 2017. |
Chester |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Eldorado |
This project would help fund the replacement of aging water distribution infrastructure along Illinois Route 142 in Eldorado, Illinois. |
Eldorado |
IL |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jerseyville |
This project would help fund renovations to the stormwater drainage system on Pleasant Street in Jerseyville, Illinois. |
Jerseyville |
IL |
$682,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will allow the Corps to complete design of the restoration of the South Fork of the South Branch of the Chicago River in preparation for construction. The area is known as Bubbly Creek because it still generates bubbles from the sanitary sewage, industrial waste, and animal waste that were disposed in the creek from the adjacent Union Stockyards. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will allow the Corps to use its existing 219 authority in Madison and St. Clair Counties to complete a new sewer project in Cahokia Heights. Sen. Durbin secured funding last year for a letter report for a potential project, and the Corps has used those funds to identify the rehabilitation of the city’s main trunk sewer line as the best shovel ready project eligible for federal funding. The project would slip-line (new pipe) a large portion of the city’s sanitary sewer trunk line, which is a critical part of the city’s sewer infrastructure that runs nearly the length of the city and receives flows from all tributary lines before being pumped to the water treatment plant. Slip-lining of the main trunk line will reduce infiltration of groundwater into the system and prevent catastrophic failure. |
Madison and St. Clair Counties |
IL |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding will allow Corps to begin a feasibility study to determine how federal funding can be used to implement a comprehensive restoration plan for the Chicago River system developed over the last two years by the Corps, MWRD, the City of Chicago, the Cook County Forest Preserve, and the Chicago Park District. While much of the past restoration/development of the Chicago River has focused on the Loop, the framework plan identifies ecosystem restoration projects with recreation and economic development purposes throughout the Chicago River system for potential federal funding |
Chicago |
IL |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will allow the Corps to complete design on the modernization of the LaGrange Lock on the Illinois River, south of Beardstown. It is the next priority project in the NESP program, which will expand and modernize seven locks at the most congested lock locations along the Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers as well as fund $1.7B in ecosystem restoration |
Beardstown |
IL |
$49,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will be used by Corps to dredge Sunset Marina, which is the only marina on the Mississippi River in the Quad Cities area. During periods of low water, there is not enough water in the marina for boaters to utilize this facility |
Rock Island |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will allow the Corps to begin construction on a combined flood protection and ecosystem restoration project for the Upper Des Plaines River watershed. The project includes three floodwall/levees and two reservoirs that reduce flood risk by 48% and benefit more than 1,000 homes and businesses as well as 6,859 acres of habitat restoration that equates to a 32% increase in habitat across the watershed |
Chicagoland |
IL |
$19,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Ongoing sewer rehab projects in Wood River and Belleville require an additional $15M to complete |
Wood River and Belleville |
IL |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Chicago |
The City of Chicago will use this funding to retrofit and install solar panels and battery storage at five libraries on the South and West sides. These retrofit and renewable energy installation concepts will accelerate Chicago's Climate Action Plan. This project will install either rooftop or canopy solar panels plus battery storage (where possible) at libraries located in communities particularly susceptible to climate induced extreme weather, demonstrating deep alignment with President Biden's Justice40 framework. |
Chicago |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
Metropolitan Mayors Caucus |
The Metro Mayors Caucus will use the funding to develop policies and best practices for “EV Readiness” to help IL municipalities be more competitive for investment by the EV industry and for EV infrastructure funding from the IIJA. The project will survey and compile the most effective tools into an EV Readiness guide that municipalities can use to help update zoning and building codes, streamline permitting processes, build staff capacity, and engage their constituents to expedite the deployment of safe and strategic electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the region. |
Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, Will, and Winnebago Counties |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
UI LABS dba MxD USA |
MxD (Digital Manufacturing and Cybersecurity Institute) will use the funding to create a toolkit that manufacturers, prospective EV supply chain investors, schools and training programs can use to capitalize on the growing EV labor market in the Chicago region and build a competitive, highly-skilled, EV workforce in Illinois. MxD has a history of creating these “Jobs Taxonomies” in advanced manufacturing and cybersecurity, and this earmark funding would help them expand their skills and workforce development into the EV industry. The resources they would develop and offer using the funds will include a community workforce equity plan, an EV workforce hiring guide, and an EV workforce training curriculum |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Quincy |
The City of Quincy will use this funding to install two solar farms on city land located on 1.5 acres at Reservoir Park and 15 acres at the city’s wastewater treatment plant. This project would allow the city to produce clean energy and reduce pollution, reduce the city’s energy expenses, and lower energy costs for taxpayers, and potentially allow the city to sell energy back to the grid |
Quincy |
IL |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Winnetka |
The City of Winnetka will use this funding to develop a plan to decommission their outdated power plant that runs on diesel and natural gas and upgrade the facility to run on renewable energy. The power plant, which is located on the shore of Lake Michigan, was constructed in 1900 and is at the end of its useable life. |
Winnetka |
IL |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Scott Air Force Base |
For the planning and design of a new Refueling Hangar Facility at Scott Air Force Base for the 126th Air Refueling Wing. |
Scott AFB |
IL |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Richard L. Jones National Guard Readiness Center |
For the planning and design of major alternations to the General Richard L. Jones National Guard Readiness Center in Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
ARS, Peoria |
to the National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research (NCAUR) for necessary modernizations to the federal buildings that house laboratories of the Agricultural Research Service. |
Peoria |
IL |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
ARS, Urbana |
to the Agricultural Research Service for necessary repairs and modernizations to their facilities in Urbana, Illinois. |
Urbana |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois |
for an educational complex at the Dixon Springs Agricultural Center, a University of Illinois research station located in Southern Illinois. |
Simpson |
IL |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Dixon Public Library |
to the Dixon Public Library to renovate 1700 square feet of space in their current building |
Dixon |
IL |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Blessing Health System |
to expand an established telemedicine program with a mobile clinic containing diagnostic and telemedicine equipment. |
Quincy |
IL |
$710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Carle Eureka Hospital |
to expand their rural telemedicine program covering a town of 5,000 people. |
Eureka |
IL |
$163,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
OSF Healthcare System dba Saint Anthony Medical Ce |
to expand telehealth services to additional rural hospitals and clinics surrounding Rockford. |
Rockford |
IL |
$218,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Northern Illinois University |
Funding for Northern Illinois University for updated technology and equipment to transform an existing microchip lab space |
DeKalb |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lake County State's Attorney's Office |
Funding for the Lake County State’s Attorney’s Office to deploy violence interrupters to high crime areas within Lake County |
Lake County |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Haymarket Center |
Funding for to the Haymarket Center to reduce recidivism among adults in vulnerable areas of Chicago who have completed inpatient treatment for substance use disorder and remain at high risk of re-engagement with criminal activities |
Chicago |
IL |
$775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Carbondale |
Funding for the City of Carbondale to upgrade the records management software of the police department |
Carbondale |
IL |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Youth Outreach Services |
Funding for Youth Outreach Services for pre-trial and crime prevention services for Cook County and Chicagoland youth ages 12 to 18. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Family Services |
Funding to Metropolitan Family Services to expand training for professionals involved in addressing and responding to incidences of gun violence |
Chicago |
IL |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago |
Funding to Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Metropolitan Chicago to expand their youth mentoring efforts to include the West and far South Sides of Chicago, and south suburban Cook County. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
Climate Jobs Illinois |
to Climate Jobs Illinois for a career development program that identifies individuals in underrepresented communities and works to provide equitable and diverse opportunities to obtain jobs in clean energy-including the electric vehicle industry-and ensures the individuals have the training and skills necessary to succeed |
Springfield |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
MxD USA |
Funding for MxD USA to develop a community workforce plan, hiring guide, and electric vehicle (EV) curriculum to develop both the supply and demand for skilled workers in the rapidly growing EV and EV infrastructure sector in Illinois. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
Litchfield C.U.S.D. #12 |
funding for Litchfield C.U.S.D. #12 to support the South Central Illinois (SCI) Regional Workforce Training and Innovation Center, which will provide career and technical educational opportunities |
Litchfield |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of St. Francis |
Funding for the University of St. Francis for a Small Business Accelerator to provide small business owners with mentoring, training, access to a regional business incubator, and networking opportunities, with an emphasis on minority-, women-, and veteran-owned business startups. |
Joliet |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Rockford |
Funding for the City of Rockford to establish a small business development center focused on assisting minority and women entrepreneurs start and sustain a business |
Rockford |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
ASI, Inc. |
Funding for ASI for a workforce development initiative that will provide employment and training services to position unemployed or underemployed individuals obtain positions in high demand occupations |
Chicago |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Illinois Department of Transportation |
To purchase new electric buses and charging infrastructure for downstate transit agencies. |
Statewide |
IL |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Illinois Department of Transportation |
Funding will be used to construct priority multi-use (bike/pedestrian) trail projects in Illinois.
While multiple projects will be supported, they will be chosen by the Illinois Department of Transportation - this agency will assess the viability of proposed projects and allocate funds accordingly. |
Statewide |
IL |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) |
CTA proposes to retrofit 500 of its buses with next generation security shields to help further protect its bus operators.
|
Chicago |
IL |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) |
CTA will use this funding to redesign its West Side Bus Garage for a full electrical upgrade needed for the expansion of the CTA’s EV bus fleet |
Chicago |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alton |
Funding will be used to equip Alton’s broadband network data center, which is a remaining component needed to complete the city’s plan for a new fiber optic network in Alton, funded by $20M in state funds. The network will provide broadband access to the community and attract economic development to downtown. Downstate Illinois needs an economic driver that brings livability, prosperity, and jobs to everyone in the region. With a dismal 26% of its population living in poverty, Alton needs transformational change. |
Alton |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Green Era Educational NFP |
Funding will help fill a gap caused by pandemic cost increases for the ongoing construction of the Green Era Renewable Energy and Urban Farm Campus in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood of Chicago. Specifically, this request would cover one-time capital expenditures to successfully complete all necessary components of this project. Funded with $33M in federal, state, local, and private dollars, this project is transforming nine acres of brownfield into a first-of-its-kind hub for organics recycling, green energy workforce development, small business incubation, educational programming, and community green space.
The Campus will include: (1) a closed-loop anaerobic digester that will use a natural, biological process to recycle food waste into clean renewable energy and nutrient-rich compost to support local food production; (2) an urban farm, and (3) a community education center. This funding would be used to cover increased pandemic-related construction costs . |
Chicago |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aurora Area Interfaith Food Pantry |
Funding will be used by the Aurora Interfaith Food Pantry to create a Mobile Meals Program to expand their services to the underserved population in a five-county region through the purchase of a full-service food truck. While the pantry consistently provides boxes of food to about 700 families a week through its warehouse distribution system, a food truck will allow them to go into areas with dense populations of extremely food-insecure families and individuals to prepare and serve free, hot meals for people with mobility issues, the homeless, and the homebound. |
Aurora |
IL |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Park District |
Funding will be used by the Chicago Park District to rebuild the fieldhouse in Cragin Park in the Belmont-Cragin community of Chicago. Currently, Cragin Park has a small 1,395 sq. ft., outdated and dilapidated field house that does not meet the needs of the community’s high youth population. Belmont Cragin is a low-income area that is 80% Latinx. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Saint Louis |
Funding will allow East St. Louis to renovate its community center, which serves the surrounding community with a Food Pantry, Emergency Food Agency, community heating and cooling center, counseling, health resources, and community programming. East St. Louis Township remains the much-needed staple in the community, providing food to approximately 9,000 residents through its Food Pantry and Emergency Food Agency. It also offers one of only four community heating and cooling centers in the area, a large swath of programming, counseling, health resources, other local resource identification. Funding will allow the city to finally replace the roof and outdated HVAC system, update the food pantry, upgrade restrooms for ADA compliance, upgrade the building’s sprinkler system, and install a commercial grade generator. |
East Saint Louis |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Winnebago County Housing Authority |
Funding will allow for the installation of new fire sprinkler systems in two public housing high rise buildings in Freeport (Brewster and Mary Hosmer Apartment Buildings), which house 167 senior and disabled families. Problems with the sprinkler system in the buildings were discovered following a small fire on the 14th floor of one of the buildings earlier this year that almost led to the death of a resident. This would improve safety for low-income senior and disabled residents. |
Freeport |
IL |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kankakee |
Funding will be used toward the construction of Kankakee’s new East Riverwalk along the Kankakee River, which is the first public segment of The Currents of Kankakee, the new planned riverfront district in downtown Kankakee. The East Riverwalk segment has been designed and engineered and is ready for construction. Construction on the project will cost $2.4M, and Kankakee has committed local funding for construction. This earmark will help lower the cost to locals and will also help incentivize further private donations. The project will provide safer and healthier outdoor spaces for low- to moderate-income residents and residents with disabilities, as the project location is a vulnerable neighborhood next to affordable housing for seniors. Further, it will provide a mechanism to address employment barriers and create new opportunities for job creation and small business development. |
Kankakee |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rockford Mass Transit District |
Funding will be used by Rockford Mass Transit District (RMTD) to purchase two EV buses and associated charging infrastructure |
Rockford |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Botanic Garden |
Funding will be used for necessary equipment and improvements at the Chicago Botanic Garden’s Farm on Ogden in the Lawndale neighborhood of Chicago, including a back-up generator. The Farm at Ogden includes a 50,000-gallon aquaponics system, a 7,300-square-foot greenhouse, a commercial and teaching kitchen, aggregation space, and a year-round indoor market that offers fresh, affordable food, prioritizing produce that is locally grown by participants and graduates. It serves a population that is overwhelmingly low income, socially disadvantaged, and medically under-served, providing youth education programming and employment. The Farm on Ogden has contributed to the continuing revival of the North Lawndale community, it employs both full and part time staff and is a hub for its job training programs. It also serves as a distribution point for food packages to approximately 2,000 chronically ill individuals. |
Chicago |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Illinois Department of Transportation |
Funding will be used by IDOT for a new pilot program focused on procuring EV paratransit vehicles for rural Illinois transit agencies |
Statewide |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pace, the Suburban Bus Division of the RTA |
Funding will be used by Pace to purchase two EV buses to replace existing diesel buses used on its North Division routes in Waukegan |
Waukegan |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Niles |
Funding will be used to renovate the Niles Teen Center and purchase a handicapped-accessible activity bus to allow for better access to the youth development, mental health, and wellness programming provided for teens in Niles and 12 surrounding communities in a region identified as a disproportionately impacted area by Illinois DCEO. At the learning center, families are reassured that their youth are in a safe after school location and the students benefit socially, emotionally, and developmentally. Benefits include better mental and physical health, reduced symptoms of depression/ anxiety, increase safety, and increased economic stability by providing affordable space for youth and help youth to develop needed skills for the workplace. The center allows youth increased access to therapeutic services and are safe spaces for diversity and inclusiveness. |
Niles |
IL |
$365,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Forest Preserve District of Will County |
Funding will be used to complete engineering and construction on a 1.34-mile multi-use trail connection linking the south side of Joliet’s Illinois Route 53 Corridor to the Will County Forest Preserve’s 23-mile Wauponsee Glacial Trail
This is a trail development request. Project is not currently located in the TIP. |
Will County |
IL |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Decatur |
Funding will be used to construct a separated multi-use (bike/pedestrian) path on the east side of Water Street (US 51) and sidewalk on west side to connect an underserved area of Decatur that has been identified as an area of persistent poverty by DOT to downtown Decatur |
Decatur |
IL |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ottawa YMCA |
Funding will help complete construction on a new YMCA facility serving a low-income population in LaSalle County. Federal, state, and local funding has been secured to construct the $26M project beginning this summer. This funding will add wellness and therapy components to the center as part of the OSF Health Care clinic on-site. |
Ottawa |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gateway East Trails |
Funding will be used to complete engineering on phase 1 of a multi-phase bicycle/pedestrian trail connector project that will connect Lebanon with O'Fallon, Shiloh, MidAmerica Regional Airport, Scott Air force Base, and Belleville.
This project has had an assurance from East-West Gateway Council of Governments that it will be included in the TIP if funded. |
St. Clair County |
IL |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Kane |
Funding will help pay for construction of a long proposed extension of Dauberman Road in Kane County, including a grade separation over Route 30 and the BNSF rail tracks. |
Kane County |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Moving Pillsbury Forward |
Funding will be used to demolish existing structures, remediate the site, and redevelop the former Pillsbury Mills facility, which has been abandoned and deteriorating since it was closed 20 years ago. The non-profit Moving Pillsbury Forward, who now owns the site, is partnering with Springfield and Sangamon County on a development plan for the 18-acre site, which is located in one of the most impoverished areas in Springfield.
This request would provide funding to demolish, remediate, and redevelop the current site. The project would directly benefit a population of more than 51% low-to-moderate income individuals, especially the elderly. |
Springfield |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metra Commuter Railroad |
Funding will support a new zero emission pilot on Metra’s Rock Island Line that runs from Chicago to Joliet, including the design and engineering of clean locomotives. |
Cook/Lake/DuPage/Kane/Kendall/McHenry |
IL |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Elgin |
Funding will contribute to the ongoing construction of a new South Elgin Boys and Girls Clubhouse that will serves 250 youth daily. Construction already is underway with state, local, and private funding, but increased pandemic costs have created a funding gap. Once complete, local children will receive daily homework help, programming in the critical areas of STEM and workforce development, a healthy meal or snack, fun recreational activities, and most importantly, a safe place to go after school. Once complete, it would be the largest non-profit in the community, providing equitable access to programming for local youth. Students who attend the Boys & Girls Club do better in school, have less behavioral referrals, and are more likely to graduate high school and pursue post-secondary education or training. The latter alone brings significant positive impacts to the economy. |
Elgin |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cultivate Collective |
Funding will support the ongoing construction of a community development hub owned by the non-profit Cultivate Collective on Chicago’s Southwest Side in a region that has experienced decades of disinvestment. About 70% of residents that will be served by the hub are low income and 96% are minorities. The hub is being constructed on a six-acre plot of vacant land that is part of a larger 44-acre Chicago Public Housing site being redeveloped into a mixed-use housing and commercial project. The project is funded by a mix of federal, state, local, and private funds. This earmark is needed to complete the full build-out of the facility. Cultivate Collective serves 70% low-income residents and 96% minority residents. Additionally, the community is designated as a food desert by the USDA. |
Chicago |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Normal |
Funding will be used to create a capital improvement plan for land development in Northwest Normal that is being spurred by the Rivian EV manufacturing facility and the associated growth of local EV supply chain in the area. |
Normal |
IL |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rides Mass Transit |
Funding will be used to provide technology upgrades to Rides Mass Transit District (RMTD), which provides paratransit service in an 18-county area in southeastern Illinois |
Clark, Crawford, Cumberland, Edgar, Edwards, Effingham, Gallatin, Hamilton, Hardin, Jasper, Lawrence, Pope, Richland, Saline, Wabash, Wayne, White, and Williamson counties |
IL |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Williamson County Highway Department |
Funding will allow Williamson County to move forward on construction of the final phase of the rehabilitation of East Grand Avenue, which serves as a main thoroughfare between Carterville, Crainville, Energy, and Herrin. |
Williamson County |
IL |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Mayors Caucus |
The Metro Mayors Caucus will use the funding to develop policies and best practices for “EV Readiness” to help IL municipalities be more competitive for investment by the EV industry and for EV infrastructure funding from the IIJA. The project will survey and compile the most effective tools into an EV Readiness guide that municipalities can use to help update zoning and building codes, streamline permitting processes, build staff capacity, and engage their constituents to expedite the deployment of safe and strategic electric vehicle charging infrastructure across the region.
|
Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, Will, and Winnebago Counties |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
City of Chicago |
This funding will help advance one of the last remaining sections of the Chicago Shoreline Project on the South Side by funding engineering on the 4,900 linear feet of concrete and stone revetment that is needed to protect Lake Shore Drive and residential and public properties from flooding and subsequent erosion damage |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
Village of Flossmoor |
This funding will be used to support engineering and construction for drainage improvements that will alleviate regular flooding of the Flossmoor Road viaduct during heavy storm events. The flooding results in road closures beneath the Metra tracks, which results in road closures and flooding of the Village’s Civic Center Building. |
Flossmoor |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
City of Geneva |
This funding will be used to replace the generator at the Geneva’s police department. Their current generator is 35 years old and has failed on multiple occasions. |
Geneva |
IL |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
Lee County Emergency Management Agency |
Funding will be used for technology upgrades at Lee County Emergency Operations Center (EOC), including laptops, desktops, cameras, servers, and network switches. |
Lee County |
IL |
$51,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
City of East St. Louis |
The funding will be used to replace a water control pump at Horseshoe Lake State Park, increasing the stormwater capacity of Horseshoe Lake four-fold and providing significant flood protection to the surrounding Metro East area. |
City of East St. Louis |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
City of Rock Island |
This funding will be used to install permanent, automated levee pumps at levee flood control gates along the Mississippi River in Rock Island. |
City of Rock Island |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
Village of Richton Park |
This funding will be used to expand the size and capacity of a regional detention basin located upstream of the Village of Richton Park Town Center. |
Village of Richton Park |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Board of Education of the City of Chicago |
Funding will allow CPS to launch a collaboration with Chicago hospitals and healthcare systems engaged in the HEAL initiative to establish a network-based health specialist model. |
Chicago |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago |
Funding will be used to partner with Stone Community Development Corporation to create a new community health clinic site in Austin to serve children and families. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Advocate Aurora Health |
Funding will be used to provide summer internships to local college students for exposure to career opportunities in the health care field. |
Oak Lawn |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sinai Health System |
Funding will be used to expand Sinai’s Population Health Career Pathway Program, which provides career training in growing population health careers for minority at-risk youth populations in west/southwest Chicago communities of color. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Chicago Medical Center |
Funding will be used for a collaboration between University of Chicago and Metropolitan Family Services to deliver street outreach and violence recovery services on the South Side of Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Board of Trustees of University of Illinois |
Funding will be used to expand school-based health services delivered by University of Illinois and Rush in Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Asian Human Services Family Health Center |
Funding will be used to support the renovation of a new health center on the far North Side, expanding Asian Human Services’ capacity to 17,000 patients. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Howard Brown Health Center |
Funding will be used by Howard Brown Health Center to expand its LGBTQ+ health care services to the South Side with a new clinic in Bronzeville. |
Chicago |
IL |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Children's Advocacy Center |
Funding will be used for renovations to the Children’s Advocacy Center to better meet the needs of child victims of sexual abuse and expand capacity for mental health services. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy |
Funding will be used to establish a Comprehensive New-Onset Seizure Clinic with University of Chicago Medicine to help mitigate structural barriers (underinsurance, housing, transportation, discrimination) and improve access to healthcare, education, and treatment for the 8,000 minority children with epilepsy on the South and West Sides of Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harold Washington College |
Funding will help the community college launch a task force for Open Educational Resources (OER) and pilot program similar to your Open Textbooks pilot. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Casa Norte |
Funding will be used to expand La Casa Norte’s trauma-informed care, violence prevention efforts, and mental and behavioral health services on the southwest side of Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lawndale Christian Health Center |
Funding will be used to help construct a 35 exam room clinic to support Lawndale Christian’s Teaching Program, which received separate federal funding earlier this year to establish a new medical residency program anchored in the community, starting with 18 family medicine residents. |
Chicago |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loyola University Chicago |
Funding will be used by Loyola’s Stritch School of Medicine to expand its research into predictors of heart failure in diabetic members of Black communities in Chicago, which is alarmingly high especially among women. |
Chicago |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Misericordia Home |
Funding will be used to purchase and renovate a new group home to deliver Community Integrated Living Arrangement care and address the wait list of families across the state in need of such independent residential services for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Louis University |
Funding will be used to help establish a new School of Nursing that is scheduled to open in the Fall of 2023 by supporting facility renovations and equipment purchases. |
Chicago |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwestern University Settlement House |
Funding will be used to expand bilingual mental health services for children and families by hiring additional therapists to serve a predominately low-income, Spanish-speaking population. |
Chicago |
IL |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rush University Medical Center |
Funding will be used to purchase new lab processing equipment for Rush’s new Cancer Institute, to expedite lab result time for cancer patients in their visits. |
Chicago |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Metro Chicago |
Funding will be used to pilot a Community Health Navigator program at three YMCAs to address long-haul COVID and health disparities by supporting physical activity, mental health support, and linkages to local hospitals. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aunt Martha's Health and Wellness |
Funding will be used to renovate and purchase equipment for a new behavioral health clinic in Hazel Crest for children at Aunt Martha’s clinic site, which is co-located at Advocate South Suburban Hospital. |
Hazel Crest |
IL |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dominican University |
Funding will be used to equip the university’s new Data Analytics Innovation Lab with hardware and software to train students in data analytics. |
River Forest |
IL |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Elgin Community College |
Funding would launch a critically-needed Mechatronics/Automation Certificate program in Chicago’s far northwest suburbs. |
Elgin |
IL |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Franciscan Health Olympia Fields |
Funding will be used to equip a medical simulation laboratory to train physicians, residents, and nurses on surgical and clinical procedures at Franciscan Health Olympia Fields. |
Olympia Fields |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kids Above All Illinois |
Funding will be used by nonprofit Kids Above All in partnership with North Chicago Schools to support programming focused on ensuring impoverished children in Lake County reach developmental milestones and are ready for kindergarten. |
Lake County |
IL |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rockford Public Schools |
Funding will be used to expand the Education Pathway program between Rockford Public Schools (RPS) and Rockford University, which helps combat the teacher shortage by increasing the number of RPS students graduating and entering the teaching profession. |
Rockford |
IL |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SwedishAmerican Health System |
Funding will be used to expand the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) by eight beds to increase available maternal and infant health services in Rockford. |
Rockford |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Illinois College |
Funding will support the new clinical nursing program at Illinois College started in 2020 at the request of local and regional hospitals in need of nurses in response to the statewide shortage of registered nurses. |
Jacksonville |
IL |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Illinois Public Health Association |
Funds will be used expand training efforts for community health workers (CHW) by the Illinois Public Health Association’s CHW Capacity Building Center in Springfield. |
Springfield |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Illinois State University College of Nursing |
Funding will be used towards construction of a new facility for the College of Nursing in Normal including a new technology simulation lab. |
Normal |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Methodist Health Services |
Funding will support renovations for a new facility to house both inpatient and outpatient care for the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Unit at Unity Point Health. |
Peoria |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth College |
Funding will enable Monmouth to expand its Rural Education Initiatives program, which is focused on solving workforce pipeline issues in rural communities in Illinois and includes a rural teacher corps, a place-based education initiative focused on local agriculture, and a grow-your-own teacher pipeline program with embedded teachers-of-color recruitment and support. |
Monmouth |
IL |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rosecrance |
Funding will be used to renovate and equip a building for a behavioral health triage center to serve patients experiencing severe psychiatric and behavioral health crises. |
Champaign |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SING - Shifting into New Gear |
Funding will support re-entry mentoring and community services for citizens returning to community and family life from incarceration provided by Shifting Into New Gear Springfield. |
Sangamon County |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SIU School of Medicine |
Funding will be used by Southern Illinois University’s School of Medicine to create a new Institute for Rural Health, as recommended by its Board of Trustees Task Force. |
Springfield |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois |
Funding will be used to establish an addiction center within the University of Illinois College of Medicine Peoria Department of Psychiatry. |
Peoria |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Unity Point School District #140 |
Funding will support the Unity Point School District’s afterschool tutoring program and help it create a partnership with Southern Illinois University – Carbondale to provide student teachers with hands-on training. |
Carbondale |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shawnee Community College |
Funding will be used to expand the commercial truck driver training program at Shawnee Community College (SCC) to the Metropolis and Cairo campuses. |
Metropolis |
IL |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Illinois Healthcare |
Funding will be used for planning and development of a new comprehensive regional center for neurological care at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale, housing neurology, neuro-interventional radiology, neurosurgery, telehealth, and pain management services. |
Carbondale |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Illinois State Alliance of YMCAs |
Funding will be used to significantly expand the Illinois YMCA’s Safety Around Water and Drowning Prevention Initiatives and allow them to serve 10,000 to 12,000 additional youth throughout Illinois. |
Statewide |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Navy Pier |
Funding would repair and replace infrastructure systems (pavement, ventilation, lighting, etc.) and renovate the space according to universal design principles to accommodate recent increases in vehicular and pedestrian traffic safely, efficiently, and equitably. |
Chicago |
IL |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Black Fire Brigade Organization |
Funding will help the Black Fire Brigade provide free Emergency Medical Technician training to inner-city youth in Chicago to assist with combating gun violence through career opportunities, increase diversity in EMT industry, and address EMT shortage |
Chicago |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eureka College |
Funding will be used by Eureka College to develop and implement a new Early Childhood Education Program including new training for new and existing faculty with the goal of building a more qualified early childhood education workforce pipeline in the area. |
Eureka |
IL |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Illinois Central College |
Funding will be used by Illinois Central College to support its solar workforce pipeline program, which provides a free nine-week solar panel installation training program targeted to low-income and minority students. |
East Peoria |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OSF St. Francis Medical Center |
Funding will be used to expand nursing school classroom space and improve classroom technology that will support virtual learning, enhance student experience, and increase student capacity to help address statewide nursing shortage. |
Peoria |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Bedford Park |
Funds will support engineering needed for the Village of Bedford Park to connect a new water main to supply the Village of Lemont with drinking water. |
Bedford Park and Lemont |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Centralia |
Funding will be used to replace Centralia’s outdated and deteriorating main steel water line to prevent catastrophic failure of its water system. |
Centralia |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois |
Funding will be used to map the underground geology of Mahomet Aquifer, an EPA Sole-Source Aquifer and the source of water to nearly one million people for residential, industrial, and agricultural uses across 17 counties in East Central Illinois. |
Champaign County |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
DuPage County |
This project would expand the York Township Drinking Water System to 1,200 additional residents in unincorporated DuPage County. |
DuPage County |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Edwardsville |
Funding will be used to replace Edwardsville’s failing and undersized water mains on Cass Avenue. |
Edwardsville |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Openlands |
Funding will be used by Openlands to expand an investigation to detect unexploded ordnances (UXOs) within the Lakeshore Preserve in Highland Park and enhance security measures until the site safely can reopen. The preserve, which was formerly the Army’s basic training site of Fort Sheridan until its closure in 1993 (with the land later conveyed to Openlands in 2007 and 2010), has been closed since last year when UXOs were found. |
Highland Park |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Ivesdale |
Funding will be used to replace outdated, failing cement asbestos watermains throughout the Village of Ivesdale with modern, larger mains to reduce water loss, relieve stress on the local treatment plant and well system, and provide improved fire protection and life safety. |
Ivesdale |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northern Moraine Wastewater Reclamation District |
Funding will be used to upgrade the emergency power system at the Northern Morraine Reclamation District’s Wastewater Treatment Plant by replacing their emergency generator, which has reached the end of its service life. This funding will ensure that the treatment plant, which serves more than 15K people in the Villages of Lakemoor, Island Lake, and Port Barrington and surrounding unincorporated areas of McHenry and Lake Counties, can continue to receive and treat wastewater 24/7 even during emergencies. |
Lake County |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Chicago |
Funding will be used by MWRD to expand their Forging Resilient Communities Program, which is an environmental justice program focused on building resilience in historically underserved areas in the Chicago region by reducing flooding of homes and contamination of the environment from sanitary sewer overflows. |
Cook County |
IL |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northwestern University |
Funding will be used by Northwestern University’s Center for Synthetic Biology to test widespread use of a low-cost, rapid and easy-to-use lead test for water that they have developed. The limitations of current laboratory-based lead testing are a major barrier to the EPA efforts to combat lead, and Northwestern developed an at-home test to solve that problem with the previous support of NSF and NIH funding. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Peoria |
Funding will be used to extend Peoria’s sewer system to open nearly 140 acres of land to new economic development growth along Route 150 in Northeast Peoria. |
Peoria |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Quincy |
Funding will accelerate the replacement of Quincy’s 6K lead service lines with a focus on schools, day care centers, and other locations serving children in low-income areas. |
Quincy |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Springfield |
Funding will be used to support a new Black History Initiative at Oak Ridge Cemetery, which is owned by the City of Springfield and is the 2nd most visited cemetery in the United States. The cemetery has a unique African American history, and the cemetery’s first Black and also first female director is requesting funding to tell that story through historical markers, educational materials, living history events, and community engagement. The Springfield & Central Illinois African-American History Museum also is located at the entrance to the cemetery. |
Springfield |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Streator |
Funding will be used to install new storm sewers along Leroy, Milner, and Sangamon Streets in Streator to eliminate combined sewer overflows from the city’s water system and reduce residential basement sewer backups. |
Streator |
IL |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Illinois |
Funding will be used by UIUC's Prairie Research Institute to conduct a statewide assessment of Illinois' 72 coal ash impoundment ponds, which contain toxic byproducts from burning coal. |
Statewide |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Waukegan |
Funding will be used to accelerate the replacement of lead service lines in Waukegan with a focus on lower-income, underserved areas. About 77% of the city’s 22K water service lines are made of lead. Recent water studies have shown that Waukegan’s tap water is below average and above most water providers in terms of lead exposure. |
Waukegan |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Will County |
Funding will replace damaged sewer lines in Fairmont, a disproportionally impacted low to moderate income community in unincorporated Will County. Updating the Fairmont Water and Sewer system is a needed step in the community’s plan to transfer operations of the system to the City of Joliet to improve water quality and service. Fairmont’s population is 48% African American, 48% Latino. |
Will County |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project provides for groundwater cleanup in the San Gabriel Basin and the Central Basin in Southern California. It will support activities at 33 active groundwater cleanup projects that use technology to remove contaminants. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding would be used to allow the Army Corps to continue to make progress on the construction of the Groundwater Quality Protection Project, a program that involves water infrastructure upgrades and the transition from thousands of individual septic tank systems to a wastewater collection and treatment system. |
City of Desert Hot Springs, Riverside County |
CA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will construct and install water pumps in the recently identified Saugus Formation aquifer, which is in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles. The two existing wells will be equipped with new submersible pumps and equipment. This will allow water to be pumped from the Saugus Formation aquifer for one year to determine if this is a sustainable source of groundwater storage. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will upgrade 10 of the 12 planned sensors in the American River Basin Hydrologic Observatory network, a wireless sensor system in the Sierra Nevada’s that measures snow depth, temperature, humidity, and soil moisture in real time to accurately forecast annual snowpack runoff. |
El Dorado County |
CA |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding would continue efforts to reactivate historic floodplains in the Sacramento River Basin to build resiliency in California’s natural infrastructure and water systems by: supporting the abundant return of migratory birds along the Pacific Flyway; revitalizing river food webs and supporting the recovery of salmon populations; recharging groundwater aquifers; and improving flood protection. |
Grimes |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The requested funding would complete one of the final two high priority fish screen projects on the Sacramento River, make significant progress on the last of the final two fish screen projects, and make other investments in fish passage and fish screens. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The requested funding would be used by the Bureau of Reclamation’s Denver Hydraulics Lab to construct a physical model of the Robles Diversion Facility to test proposed design alternatives developed by the Ventura County Public Works Agency. Reclamation owns the Robles Diversion Facility on the Ventura River. |
Ventura County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project would develop a regional water bank in the Kern Fan area to recharge and store in the Kern County Groundwater Sub-basin of the San Joaquin Valley Groundwater Basin water available from the State Water Project operation. |
Irvine |
CA |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The San Joaquin Valley Water Collaborative Action Program has been building a broad coalition of support to assure safe, reliable, and affordable drinking water for all San Joaquin Valley residents in 10-15 years, reduce agricultural water demands to sustainable levels primarily through voluntary land repurposing, and increase water supply primarily by managing flood waters and atmospheric rivers for groundwater replenishment. |
Sacramento |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funds would be used to develop up to 40,000 acre-feet of new long-term water supply via the construction and replacement of wells and surface pumps on the San Luis, Merced, Pixley, and Kern National Wildlife Refuges; the Los Banos and North Grassland Wildlife Management Area; and the Grassland Resource Conservation District. |
Los Banos |
CA |
$6,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds would be used for Phase Two of the Hamilton Wetlands Restoration Project, which would allow the Army Corps to initiate design and permitting work for dredged sediment delivery at Bel Marin Keys. The project will restore seasonal and tidal wetlands habitats. |
City of Novato, Marin County |
CA |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds would be used by the Army Corps to proceed with direct placement of dredged sediment at restoration sites, including Montezuma, Cullinan and Bel Marin Keys via strategic placement. Strategic aquatic placement involves placing dredged sediment immediately adjacent to a tidal wetland needing sediment and using the tides and currents to move the sediment onto the marsh plain. |
San Francisco Bay Area |
CA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To complete and reinforce the 7.5-mile-long Marysville Ring Levee system. Funds are required to carry out a Post-Authorization Change Report (PACr) to provide for a modification to the ongoing levee construction project. |
Marysville |
CA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds would be used to carry out the “Upper Yuba River Basin Comprehensive Study” to determine the feasibility of constructing a flood damage reduction project in Yuba County to protect assets that have received federal investment. |
Yuba County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds would be used to complete preconstruction, engineering, and design work on the Lower Cache Creek Flood Control Project, which will significantly reduce flood risk to people and property in the City of Woodland as well as surrounding areas, including Interstate 5, a major evacuation route for the Central Valley. |
City of Woodland |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds would be used for the design of the Emeryville-Albany Pipeline, which is the next phase of the East Bayshore Recycled Water Project. The Emeryville-Albany Pipeline project will design and construct four miles of recycled water pipeline to connect the Cities of Emeryville, Berkeley, and Albany. |
Cities of Emeryville, Albany, and Berkeley |
CA |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Phase One Project is a flood protection and sea level rise adaptation project that is a collaboration between the Army Corps, the California State Coastal Conservancy, and the Santa Clara Valley Water District. Funds would be used on the design and construction of the levee in Reaches 4-5, which would protect the San Jose-Santa Clara Regional Wastewater Facility, roads, and highways from sea level rise and coastal flooding. |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds would support project design and study for shovel ready construction projects to provide the City of Roseville with a supplemental water supply. The project will identify needed improvements to Roseville and Placer County Water Agency infrastructure, including pipe connections, additional electrical generation and pumping capacity. |
City of Roseville |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds would be used for the design phase of an approximately 2,400 feet flood protection project, beginning from the east end of Reach 3 and ending north of the Union Pacific Railroad embankment. Overall, the project will provide flood protection to 6,400 residents living in the flood zone area and over 3,800 structures within the floodplain. |
City of Oxnard |
CA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds would be used to advance the Arundo Management Project—including by conducting a feasibility study—to improve the quality of the Santa Clara River watershed, which is struggling with an infestation of invasive plants, primarily arundo. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To make improvements at the Copper Cove Wastewater Treatment and Reclamation Facility in Copperopolis. The funds would be used to raise the secondary treatment effluent reservoir dam 10 feet. |
Calaveras County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To complete a study needed to re-operate the Big Dry Creek Reservoir. The project contains three elements aimed at the creation of improved regional water supply, including better capacity in the existing Big Dry Creek channel, improved recharge potential through the Big Dry Creek channel, enhanced urban access via the creek-lined trails for residents in the project area, and the overall creation of more resilient water conditions in the region. |
Fresno |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds would be used to conduct a feasibility analysis for the transfer of ownership of Salinas Dam from the Army Corps to San Luis Obispo County. The study would analyze the potential expansion and retrofit of its storage capacity by installing gates along the spillway to retain flood flow/stormwater for beneficial use. |
San Luis Obispo County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The requested funding would assist the Regional Water Authority—a Sacramento water provider collaboration created in 2001—in planning for and constructing critical infrastructure needed to achieve the goals and objectives of the Water Bank. The Water Bank is a groundwater storage program that will improve regional water supply reliability in the near-term and into the future. |
Sacramento Region |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding would allow the Army Corps to restudy the San Diego River System flood conveyance capacity to assess potential flooding vulnerability and to investigate a potential for re-authorization of the project to be consistent with the current configuration of the levee system. |
San Diego |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Riverside Transit Agency |
To purchase and install solar panels in Riverside County. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
California State University Maritime Academy |
This demonstration project will create a solar energy microgrid at the California State Maritime Academy generating 2.46 gigawatts per year, which will offset up to 35 percent of the campus’ total energy. |
California State University Maritime Academy Campus, Vallejo |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Oxnard Harbor District/Port of Hueneme |
The Port of Hueneme is requesting funding to complete a comprehensive climate action and adaptation plan. Funding for the project would go towards creating a planning document and inventory of existing emissions, emissions reduction strategy assessments, and goals and timelines for emissions reductions milestones. |
Port Hueneme |
CA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Imperial Irrigation District |
This project will help protect Mecca and North Shore communities from prolonged power outages by funding a retrofit of existing overhead distribution lines, constructing a new extension line, installing a new circuit breaker, and retrofitting a single phase pole line to reduce the number of customers affected by outages. |
Imperial |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Padre Dam Municipal Water District |
This demonstration project will help generate electricity and convert the facility’s East County Advanced Water Purification Project, a regional water and wastewater project, wasted heat to thermal energy which complements existing hydropower. |
Santee |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Marin Clean Energy |
This demonstration project would help expand an existing program to install energy storage in the most vulnerable communities in Marin County. Funding would go to Marin Clean Energy to provide technical assistance and direct installation of energy storage at community centers and single family residences. |
Napa, Solano, Contra Costa, and Marin Counties |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Concord |
This project will fund the upgrade of approximately 5,600 streetlights to LED bulbs. |
Concord |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles World Airports |
To upgrade the roof at LAX terminals with solar panels and new types of building materials, unique for use at airports. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
East Bay Community Energy |
This demonstration project will fund labor to upgrade power grids at key sites designated to serve the Berkeley community in emergencies. It will upgrade the power sources at three fire stations, the City’s public safety building, the Corporation Yard and the Live Oak Recreation Center to solar panels and batteries, which can provide power to these facilities during a grid outage, as well as on a day-to-day basis. |
Berkeley |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Santa Clara |
This demonstration project would fund the purchase of battery equipment to accelerate microgrid technologies by installing solar and battery energy storage at fire stations. It will also develop utility microgrid standards, enabling the addition and expansion of future microgrid projects within the service territory. |
Santa Clara |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
South Coast Air Quality Management District |
This project will replace one line-haul locomotive engine with a zero-emission fuel cell engine—the first-ever zero-emission line-haul locomotive in the South Coast Air Basin. |
Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Irvine |
This demonstration project would provide funding to install solar panels to the city’s Great Park buildings. |
Irvine |
CA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino County Fire Protection District |
To construct a new fire station on Mount Baldy. |
Mount Baldy, San Bernardino County |
CA |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Monterey County Water Resources Agency |
To plan and construct a single replacement well for the Castroville Seawater Intrusion Project, part of a system that delivers water in northern Monterey County. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Guadalupe Union School District |
To build a new early education center in Guadalupe, CA. |
Guadalupe Union School District, Santa Barbara County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Huron |
To purchase additional equipment for police officers, including two hybrid police vehicles, in Huron, CA. |
Huron |
CA |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Parlier |
To renovate a police station and a new dispatch center in Parlier, CA. |
Parlier |
CA |
$893,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino County Fire Protection District |
To purchase vehicles with brush engines and water tenders in San Bernardino County. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$778,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Monterey |
To establish the Monterey Family Justice Center to serve victims of violence, which are disproportionately low-income women. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Gustine |
To establish 4G Immediate Access Infrastructure to provide internet access to the City of Gustine, CA. |
Gustine |
CA |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego |
To construct a recruit barracks that will support newly integrated female recruits. |
San Diego |
CA |
$83,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Pendleton |
To construct a Child Development Center at Camp Pendleton. |
Oceanside |
CA |
$32,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Base San Diego |
To construct a Floating Dry-dock Mooring Facility at Mole Pier located on Naval Base San Diego |
San Diego |
CA |
$132,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Pendleton |
To construct an area maintenance support facility and vehicle maintenance shop. |
Oceanside |
CA |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Coronado (USSOCOM) |
For the completion of Basic Training Command at Coronado. |
Coronado |
CA |
$23,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Travis Air Force Base |
To construct a flight simulator facility at Travis Air Force Base. |
Fairfield |
CA |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Scripps Institution of Oceanography |
Seafloor characterization and assessment of bioremediation and contaminant impacts in the Southern California mid-channel. |
Orange County, LA County, Ventura County, San Diego County |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Rosa |
To purchase law enforcement technology for the City of Santa Rosa Police Department, including street cameras, license plate readers (ALPRs), gunshot detection software, and wildfire cameras. |
Santa Rosa |
CA |
$1,126,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Vallejo |
To purchase and install auditory gunshot detection equipment in Vallejo's highest-crime hotspot neighborhoods. |
Vallejo |
CA |
$830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hayward |
To fund and support the Hayward Evaluation and Response Teams (HEART) Program, which seeks to reduce the need for officers to intervene in calls for service involving people experiencing mental illness, substance-use disorders, and homelessness. |
Hayward |
CA |
$103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Interagency Communications Interoperability System |
To fund communications upgrades to an existing wide-area regional Project-25 Digital Trunked Land Mobile Radio (LMR) system employed by more than 70 first responder agencies. |
Glendale |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Torrance Police Department |
To purchase body-worn and in-car cameras for the Torrance Police Department. |
Torrance |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Murrieta |
To purchase technology to directly link public safety officers with caller cell phones, and with permission, to view real time information regarding an accident in Murrieta, CA. |
Murietta |
CA |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Montclair |
To purchase body-worn cameras to be used by officers in Montclair, CA. |
Montclair |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Manteca |
To purchase and install 40 license plate reader cameras in the City of Manteca. |
Manteca |
CA |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Salinas |
To fund an integrated technology project for community and officer safety in Salinas, CA, including: a gunshot detection system, dash cams, stationary license plate reader camera system, and a new software integration platform for crime and intelligence analysis. |
Salinas |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
California State University, Long Beach |
To continue work at the CSULB Shark Lab, which monitors the white shark population, studies shark behavior, and assesses public risk posed by these sharks. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Chabot Space & Science Center |
To develop workshops and community science events aimed at school-aged youth at Oakland’s Chabot Space and Science Center. |
Oakland |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Imperial Valley College |
Funds would be used to establish a lithium workforce training initiative at Imperial Valley College, a community college located near the Salton Sea. Due to the growth in lithium development, the college is creating three new programs that will provide industry training in laboratory systems, hazardous materials, water treatment and other industry-related areas. |
Imperial |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Long Beach |
Funds would be used to purchase and renovate a facility to house the Long Beach Accelerator in downtown Long Beach. The business accelerator is a partnership between the City of Long Beach, Long Beach State University, and the Sunstone Private Equity Fund to assist local entrepreneurs with funds to start businesses, with a goal of growing the tech industry in the region. Accelerators provide investment opportunities, office space, and technical resources to companies. |
Long Beach |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Imperial |
Funds would allow the City of Imperial to partner with local developers and landlords to afford prospective entrepreneurs an opportunity to test their restaurant concepts. The city hopes to create five to eight successful incubators within the community. |
Imperial |
CA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Los Angeles Department of Public Works |
To build a self-service portal for the Los Angeles Department of Public Works. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Metro Transportation Authority |
To construct the West Santa Ana Branch Transit Corridor, a planned light rail transit system that will run through a 19-mile corridor and connect downtown Los Angeles with southeast Los Angeles. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paradise |
To construct a road to provide direct connections to downhill evacuation routes and additional flexibility for traffic management in Paradise, CA. |
Paradise |
CA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board |
To install a railway signaling system for Caltrain’s Peninsula Corridor Electrification Project. |
San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara Counties |
CA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Inglewood |
To construct the Inglewood Transit Connector Project, an approximately 1.6-mile fully elevated, automated transit system. |
Inglewood |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco County Transportation Authority |
To seismically retrofit eight existing bridge structures along Treasure Island Road. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kings County Area Public Transit Agency |
To construct a new Regional Multi-Modal Transit Center in downtown Hanford, CA. |
Hanford |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Water Emergency Transportation Authority |
To support the installation of diesel filter systems on two Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) passenger vessels to reduce emissions. |
San Francisco, Harbor Bay, Oakland, Alameda, Richmond, South San Francisco, and Vallejo |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Monterey-Salinas Transit District |
To construct a bus rapid transit corridor along the central coast of California in the Monterey Salinas Transit District. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Mateo County Transit District |
To undertake bus stop shelter infrastructure improvements in San Mateo County. |
San Mateo County and San Francisco County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mill Valley |
To design and construct facilities, parking, and public amenities to implement ADA updates in Mill Valley, CA. |
Mill Valley |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Placer |
To enhance and improve a 0.4-mile section of State Route 89 to add a sidewalk and bike line. |
North Lake Tahoe & Tahoe City Area |
CA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West Sacramento |
To convert the top deck of the historic double-deck I Street railroad drawbridge from motor vehicle access to a dedicated bikeway/walkway. |
West Sacramento |
CA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
To connect transit riders from eight Northern California counties in the Oakland region. |
Oakland |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Florence Firestone - Universal Basic Mobility |
To make public transportation improvements in the Florence-Firestone Community. |
Florence-Firestone Community |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
To install electric vehicle charging infrastructure and expanded electrification of Sacramento's municipal vehicle fleet. |
Sacramento |
CA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fresno, Airports Department |
To relocate the FAA owned Remote Transmitter Receiver (RTR) Equipment at the Fresno Yosemite International Airport. |
Fresno |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North County Transit District |
To install a second mainline rail track to the Los Angeles-San Diego-San Luis Obispo (LOSSAN) coastal rail line within the U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Imperial |
To develop a conceptual plan that will help address traffic flow and infrastructure along the 3.5 miles of State Route 86 that runs north/south through the City of Imperial. |
Imperial County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North County Transit District |
To purchase two hydrogen fuel cell electric buses in the North County Transit District. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Del Mar |
To help replace the Camino Del Mar roadway bridge, which goes over the San Dieguito River in Del Mar, CA. |
City of Del Mar |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Imperial |
To develop and build a new single span bridge to replace the Kalin Road Bridge in Imperial County. |
Imperial County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Water Replenishment District of Southern Californi |
To strengthen existing programming in the Water Replenishment District of Southern California and restart the public tour and field trip program that was stalled due to COVID-19. |
Pico Rivera |
CA |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of San Francisco |
To construct a new single-float, two-berth ferry landing to provide ferry service to San Francisco Mission Bay and Southern Waterfront as a part of the San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority ferry transit system. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Laguna Beach |
To improve an approximately 2.5 mile-long corridor along State Route 133 (Laguna Canyon Road) in Laguna Beach, CA. |
County of Orange |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fullerton |
To fund substantial road rehabilitation, ADA upgrades, and a water main replacement in the City of Fullerton, CA. |
City of Fullerton, Orange County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of San Diego |
To provide a deck rehabilitation to ocean-going vessel berths at the National City Marine Terminal by replacing the existing deck and making repairs to the supporting pile structure beneath the pier. |
San Diego |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Costa Mesa |
To install electronic vehicle charging stations at various locations throughout the City of Costa Mesa, CA. |
Costa Mesa |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Transportation Authority |
To replace 10 gasoline-powered cutaway buses used for paratransit service by Orange County Transportation Authority. |
Orange County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Omnitrans |
To purchase two 40-foot fuel cell electric buses in San Bernardino County. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anaheim Transportation Network |
To purchase zero-emission vans for all-night transit service for service workers in West Anaheim neighborhoods. |
Anaheim |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Calimesa |
To construct intersection improvements at County Line Road and Calimesa Boulevard in Calimesa, CA. |
Calimesa |
CA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Joaquin Council of Governments (via CalTrans) |
To reconstruct the existing interchange between State Route 99 and State Route 120 in Manteca. |
Manteca |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coachella Valley Association of Governments |
To support three roadway projects to complete the design, engineering and pre-construction work needed to get the projects shovel ready in the Coachella Valley. |
Cities of Desert Hot Springs, Palm Springs and Cathedral City |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Harbor Area & South Bay |
To restore and renovate the historic YWCA in San Pedro and construct a new transitional housing building for women and children. |
San Pedro |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
U.S.VETS (United States Veterans Initiative) |
To support the renovation of the Wadsworth Chapel to house the Veterans Center for Moral Injury at the West Los Angeles VA Campus. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
To construct transportation projects in the Willowbrook community, including four miles of pavement preservation and the replacement of bus shelters. |
Willowbrook |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Orange County |
To establish a Youth Transition Center in Orange County to provide services to detained youths. |
Orange County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the City of San Buenaventura |
To construct additional affordable housing at the Villages at Westview in Ventura. |
Ventura |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Brea |
To renovate and modernize Arovista Park, which is centrally located in the City of Brea. |
Brea |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chino |
To advance the Pine Avenue Extension project, which proposes to extend Pine Avenue to connect to State Route 71 and widen the road to four lanes in the City of Chino Hills, CA. |
Chino and Chino Hills |
CA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Merced |
To construct a new library in Merced County. |
Merced County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Temecula |
To install a vehicular roundabout at the intersection of DePortola Road and Jedediah Smith Road within the City of Temecula to address traffic congestion and delays, and improve traffic safety. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SGMRC |
To construct the Southeast Los Angeles (SELA) Cultural Center, a multi-arts cultural facility for the SELA communities and region at large. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rancho Cucamonga |
To complete an Advanced Traffic Management System, a technology system to optimize traffic signals and improve traffic flow, in the City of Rancho Cucamonga. |
Rancho Cucamonga |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tulare |
To construct the Tulare Emergency Homeless Shelter to house up to 400 individuals. |
Tulare |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Paula |
To advance the Harvard Boulevard Water and Sewer Pipeline Replacement and Paving Rehabilitation Project, which will upgrade the City of Santa Paula water and sewer systems. |
City of Santa Paula |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CityTeam San Jose |
To construct the Grace Village Community Center in San Jose to provide services to formerly homeless women and children. |
San Jose |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Glendora |
To construct over seven miles of bike and pedestrian paths, curb extensions, and wider sidewalks in the City of Glendora, CA.
|
Glendora |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust |
Funding to develop affordable and homeless housing projects in the San Gabriel Valley. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clarita |
To advance the Safe Routes to School Plan in the City of Santa Clarita, which will improve street safety for students commuting to school. |
Santa Clarita |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Turlock |
To advance construction and installation of lighting and other features in Montana Park in the City of Turlock, CA. |
Turlock |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Napa |
To support the renovation of long-term housing support for those experiencing homelessness in the City of Napa, CA. |
Napa |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Mateo |
To support renovation of the Marina Library in San Mateo, CA, to install foundation support. |
San Mateo |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of La Habra |
To renovate the La Habra Children's Museum by adding new exhibit space, installing fire sprinklers, and providing electrical updates and repairs. |
La Habra |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hanford |
To renovate the Hanford Veteran and Senior Building in Hanford, CA. Upgrades include replacing the roof, flooring, and the ADA ramp. |
Hanford |
CA |
$561,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Laguna Beach |
To construct a new fire station in Laguna Beach, CA. |
Laguna Beach |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Berkeley |
To renovate the Martin Luther King Junior Youth Services Center in Berkeley, CA, including upgraded seismic and utility systems. |
Berkeley |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington Beach |
To construct a new community center and library in Huntington Beach, CA. |
Huntington Beach |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marin Clean Energy |
Funds for Marin Clean Energy to upgrade electrical panels to mitigate fire risk and enable electrification upgrades. |
Napa, Solano, Contra Costa, and Marin Counties |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino |
To renovate the 7th Street Community in San Bernardino, including an improved plumbing and sewer system, and an upgrade of the electrical and HVAC systems. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Palo Alto |
To relocate and expand the library in East Palo Alto, CA. |
East Palo Alto |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrance |
Funding for the Torrance Temporary Housing Program, which will provide 40 units of housing for people experiencing homelessness. |
Torrance |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento County |
To repair and renovate the Mather Community Campus (MCC) Emergency Shelter Campus in Sacramento County. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Inland Valley Development Agency |
To complete roadway improvements along the north side of 3rd Street, a regional arterial roadway connecting to San Bernardino International Airport. |
Cities of Highland and San Bernardino |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Anaheim |
To renovate and relocate the City of Anaheim's emergency operations center. |
Anaheim |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Burbank |
To refurbish space at the Burbank City Hall to provide a dedicated emergency operations center. |
Burbank |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Calimesa |
To construct a dedicated emergency operations center in the City of Calimesa. |
Calimesa |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Commerce |
To construct a new emergency operations center in the City of Commerce. |
Commerce |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Oakland |
To upgrade communications systems at the City of Oakland's emergency operations center. |
Oakland |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Placentia |
To construct a new emergency operations center in the City of Placentia. |
Placentia |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Chino Hills |
To develop an urban forest management plan for the city of Chino Hills and conduct fuel mitigation projects.
|
Chino Hills |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of San Mateo |
To update the City of San Mateo's emergency radio communication system. |
San Mateo |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Fullerton |
To purchase a portable generator for the city of Fullerton's emergency operations center. |
Fullerton |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
Department of Emergency Management, San Francisco |
To upgrade and fortify the City of San Francisco's emergency operations center. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Hesperia |
To construct the Temecula Avenue Stormwater Basin. |
Hesperia |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
Municipal Water District of Orange County |
To construct a new Water Emergency Response Organization of Orange County emergency operations center. |
Orange County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Oxnard |
To construct new Mandalay Bay seawalls to mitigate flood risk. |
Oxnard |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Rancho Palos Verdes |
To install hydraugers, implement new drainage features, and fill fissures caused by landslide movement in the Portuguese Bend Landslide Complex. |
Rancho Palos Verdes |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Thousand Oaks |
For the design, construction, and installation of a battery energy storage system and accompanying microgrid electrical infrastructure for the Municipal Service Center. |
Thousand Oaks |
CA |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
Santa Clara Valley Water District |
To continue construction on the Anderson Dam Tunnel Project. |
Morgan Hill |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
West Valley Water District |
To acquire two emergency generators. |
Rialto |
CA |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To advance the Murrieta Creek Flood Control Project, which consists of about seven miles of channel improvements, three bridge replacements, a 270-acre multi-purpose basin with 163 acres of wetland restoration, and a 49 acre park. |
Temecula |
CA |
$10,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To begin Phase III of the South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments |
To purchase equipment and supplies for an alternative mobile crisis response team in the San Gabriel Valley. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake Tahoe Community College District |
To purchase a 4,500 square foot wildfire training structure in South Lake Tahoe. |
South Lake Tahoe |
CA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GLIDE Foundation |
To provide health care, medical testing, treatment for substance use disorders, and other services via the GLIDE Foundation's Integrated Mobile Services program in San Francisco. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$813,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Orange |
To support the planning and construction of the Families and Children's Mental Health Campus. |
County of Orange |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Riverside University Health System (County of Rive |
To purchase one single-plane catheterization lab. |
Moreno Valley |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parents Anonymous® Inc. |
To expand emotional support programs for parents and families in California. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance Medical Center |
To replace the existing air conditioning (HVAC) unit at the Alliance Medical Center. |
Healdsburg |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles Community College District |
To fund a pilot program at the LACCD STEMM Academy for Girls, Women, and Underrepresented Students to support economic and career advancement. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ritter Center |
To support the construction of a new health center in San Rafael. |
San Rafael |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Modesto |
To address mental health issues in the community through the creation of a community mobile response team and enhance existing support programs. |
Modesto |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marin Community Clinic |
To construct one new health clinic in San Rafael. |
Marin County |
CA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Irvine Valley College |
To support the Irvine Valley College Access and Persistence through Basic Need Pilot Program, which will allow students who are experiencing housing, food, or transportation insecurities to receive the support and resources. |
Orange County |
CA |
$337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Legacy Health Endowment |
To help low and middle income families that do not qualify for Medicaid support to achieve their maximum level of independence in home-based, family centered caregiving while improving overall health outcomes. |
Merced and Stanislaus Counties |
CA |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District |
To fund the Mental Health Matters Wellness Center Expansion Project, a mental health program across all nine Livermore secondary schools. |
Alameda |
CA |
$93,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Regional Medical Center |
To expand and enhance physical lab space to incorporate a new automated microbiology track, replace equipment that is on loan from the state of California, purchase special equipment to help with complex respiratory and COVID-19 disease management, and provide storage for COVID-19 testing reagents. |
Fresno |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Half Moon Bay |
To provide equipment and supplies for a Crisis Assistance Response and Evaluation Services pilot program. |
Half Moon Bay |
CA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Friendship Foundation |
To expand the Friendship Foundation's Inclusive School Friendship Club, a program that pairs special needs children with student volunteers to eat lunch, socialize after school, and attend school events. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of San Joaquin |
To design and construct a new public health facility in Stockton. |
Stockton |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Turlock |
To purchase a mobile health clinic vehicle to provide general health care services to the community. |
Turlock |
CA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University San Bernardino (CSUSB) |
To purchase teaching and laboratory equipment to support a Master of Science in Physician Assistant program at California State University San Bernardino. |
San Bernardino and Riverside Counties |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of San Diego |
To enhance the Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) program by adding overnight coverage for training and equipment. |
County of San Diego |
CA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clarita Community College District |
To purchase apparatus and equipment to expand the capacity of the Regional Fire Academy in Santa Clarita. |
Santa Clarita |
CA |
$2,301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Maestra Family Clinic Inc |
To reconfigure La Maestra Community Health Center's newly acquired building. |
El Cajon |
CA |
$752,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Kern Community College District (WKCCD)/Taft |
To construct a vocational training facility to help train essential healthcare professionals, serving approximately 8,000 students a year. |
Taft |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Maestra Family Clinic Inc |
For building improvements that will include expanding the facility by an additional 5,700 square-feet to add comprehensive behavioral health and substance abuse disorders services and an improved pharmacy. |
National City |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Leaven Kids, Inc. |
To purchase two new learning centers in Concord and Corona. Funding will go toward equipment, including laptops, smart boards, and two vans. |
Contra Costa and Riverside Counties |
CA |
$147,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Centro de Salud de la Comunidad de San Ysidro, Inc |
To purchase and customize a medical mobile unit which will essentially turn a vehicle into a licensed “medical clinic on wheels.” |
San Diego County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Hospital of Orange County |
To acquire and install pediatric interventional radiology equipment at the Children's Hospital of Orange County. |
Orange |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency |
To fund the Powell Street Cable Car Streetscape & Pedestrian Safety Improvements project, a redesign of two blocks of Powell Street near Union Square, between Geary and Ellis streets proposing a refreshed, pedestrian-focused streetscape. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Woodville Public Utility District |
To drill and equip a new well. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coachella Valley Water District |
For the installation of new water mains and to consolidate nine small water systems. |
Thermal |
CA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Tulare |
To purchase and install drinking water kiosks for disadvantaged residents. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hi-Desert Water District |
For materials and construction labor to replace steel pipes and provide more capacity for fire flows and help significantly reduce current water loss due to leaks. |
Yucca Valley, unincorporated parts of San Bernardino County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Modesto |
To support design and construction to replace nitrate treatment equipment and repair or replace a storage tank. |
Modesto |
CA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Inyo |
To support an environmental impact assessment, project design, and construction of a water tank storage system. |
Inyo |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District |
To improve existing facilities and construct new facilities. |
San Bernardino |
CA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fresno Irrigation District |
To construct basins for groundwater sustainability. |
Counties of Tulare and Fresno |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of San Diego |
To fund one-time costs associated with maintaining existing high value fuel breaks, conducting an environmental analysis, and hand crews and heavy equipment to conduct the treatments. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Municipal Water District |
For the preliminary and final design and construction of aging sewer lines. |
Perris |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Napa Communities Firewise Foundation |
To remove hazardous standing vertical fuels in Napa County. |
Napa County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Nevada |
To support implementation on 1,200 acres of shaded fuel break initially treated in 2019/2020. |
Nevada County |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
East Bay Regional Park District |
To support pre-construction and construction of pond enhancements and nature-based infrastructure improvements at Hayward Marsh. |
Counties of Alameda and Contra Costa |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
To construct a mixed-use project that will include 180 affordable housing units for families and seniors, a SEED LA boarding school for 400 high school students, retail space, a public transit hub, a Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority workforce training center, and a quality grocery anchor. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of San Diego |
To purchase a twin-engine helicopter to support firefighting. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of East Palo Alto |
To fund a consulting firm to create the initial plan for upgrading the city’s water infrastructure. |
East Palo Alto |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Occidental County Sanitation District |
To cover the design, environmental review, and right of way acquisition to build a 4-6-inch sewage pipe connecting Occidental to the treatment plant in Graton. |
Occidental |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tolowa Dee-Ni’ Nation |
To construct a wastewater collection system within the mobile home park. |
Del Norte County |
CA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Rosa |
To design and contract administration of an improved storm drainage along a primary evacuation route for the Roseland Area. |
Santa Rosa |
CA |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
For construction to upgrade Reservoir 2, the fifth largest reservoir in the Los Angeles County system, to meet current waterworks standards. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Butte |
To design and construct new infrastructure to resolve the issue of poor drinking water quality for residents in Palermo. |
Palermo |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Union Sanitary District |
To construct a new Main Electrical Service Switchgear and construction of one new aeration basin. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pleasanton |
To construct a new water well in order to offset the loss in clean water and pumping capability that has been lost due to other wells being decommissioned because of dangerous PFAS chemicals. |
Pleasanton |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Daly City |
To support construction of a stormwater management project that will manage, treat, and reuse stormwater in the Vista Grande Drainage Basin. |
Daly City |
CA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Valley Center Municipal Water District |
To replace a 60-year-old pipeline which has become an unreliable portion of the Water District’s distribution system. |
Valley Center |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrance |
To fund the drilling and equipping of three new wells and constructing well housings, as well as modifications to the Border Avenue treatment and storage facility. |
Torrance |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hesperia |
To install the infrastructure needed to convey new water supplies from the new well to the city’s existing water system. |
Hesperia |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oxnard |
To systematically replace aging cast iron waterline pipes at risk of failure. |
Oxnard |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Tulare |
To construct a water delivery system that will ensure clean drinking water is delivered in an efficient and safe manner to residents. |
Tulare |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Allensworth Community Services District |
To install a solar array to power the community's well and appurtenances, thereby reducing the County’s costs and improving affordability. |
Allensworth |
CA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cachuma Operation and Maintenance Board |
To construct, install, and operate a pumping barge and associated equipment. |
Santa Barbara County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
SUNY University At Albany |
To address the urgent needs for cybersecurity and leverage ongoing efforts on both State and Federal levels, UAlbany is requesting $3 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to build a Cybersecurity Incident Response Studio supported by investment in technologies for high-performance computing, advanced immersive visualization, and AI-enhanced decision-making to enable high fidelity simulation of a) cyber-attacks and defenses, b) direct impacts on target computers and "internet of things"? systems, c) cascading organizational, community, societal, and government consequences and d) decision-making and communications associated with critical cyber-incident response and recovery. A particular but not exclusive focus will be cyber incidents targeting or indirectly involving critical energy infrastructures, such as the recent attack on the Colonial Pipeline and reported threats to electric power generation and the transmission grid. This effort will also include ongoing monitoring of the rapidly emerging and evolving forms of organization and best practices for cyber-risk governance and cyber-resilience. |
Albany |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Chautauqua County |
This funding request is for the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Pittsburgh District, to begin the reconnaissance study of a feasibility study for the Chautauqua Lake Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Project, which was authorized in the Water Resourced Development Act of 2018, PL 115-270, Sect. 1201(b). Chautauqua County seeks to partner with the USACE to remediate water quality and other hydrological impairments of Chautauqua Lake, and seeks to collaborate on a feasibility study to assess potential aquatic ecosystem restoration, flood mitigation, sedimentation and shoreline remediation, watershed erosion, and water recreation projects for Chautauqua Lake. |
Corps of Engineers |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
University at Buffalo |
The federal government is investing $10B to establish infrastructure for renewable hydrogen production to help decarbonize the American economy and achieve climate goals. This project will build US research and development capacity, speed the investment in and deployment of hydrogen-related industries in upstate New York, seed three new university-industry collaborations, and advance the readiness of three hydrogen-based technologies. Development and infrastructure investments in hydrogen feedstock, production, and end-users will improve US competitiveness in the global marketplace and provide export customers for hydrogen and its downstream products such as ammonia.
This request comes at a critical time as New York Governor Kathy Hochul has recently outlined a plan to link several regions across the state to create a single hydrogen network. As University at Buffalo and these agencies develop a proposal for a New York Hydrogen Hub, funding through the CDS program is critical to stand-up research facilities at UB to ensure New York is well equipped to play a key role in the growth of state's hydrogen economy. UB is well positioned to launch this hydrogen build-out in support of a Hydrogen Hub in New York. A Tier 1 Research University, UB has world-leading research activities relevant to hydrogen production and use and has secured millions in related federal research funding. |
Erie County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Northeast Quadrant Advanced Life Support Inc. |
Northeast Quadrant Advanced Life Support provides Emergency Medical Service in the Town of Webster. In 2021 we built a brand new, 11,000 sq ft, purpose-built EMS base. In an effort to help the environment through reduced reliance on fossil fuels, reduce our operational costs and mitigate risk associated with local power outages which could interrupt or delay our operations, we would like to place solar panels on our roof. In doing so we can help ensure that a vital service to the community can not only remain fiscally viable but also reduce it's carbon footprint and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. As we are a not-for-profit, we have limited funds to put this much-needed system in place and there is no benefit to us from tax incentives/rebates as we are tax exempt. NYSERDA and other incentives are not available to non-consumer buildings and so we are asking Senator Gillibrand and the Federal Government to help us make this infrastructure improvement possible. |
Webster |
NY |
$141,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
United Way of Long Island |
United Way of Long Island is excited to announce that our "Center for Hope" will install Net Zero Energy upgrades to our headquarters, a 31,000 square foot commercial building, located at 819 Grand Boulevard in Deer Park, NY. The building is also home to the Ascent School for Autism, Cancer Care, YouthBuild, VetsBuild, Girls Inc., and Wyandanch Homes & Property Development Corporation. |
Deer Park |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Stony Brook University |
Stony Brook University is seeking to establish battery visualization and thermal analysis capability to analyze components and structures internal to sealed batteries and determine the sources of and heat generated batteries, critical for both long term stability and safety. The proposed infrastructure will support battery development and adoption, enhance product problem solving, aid in accelerating domestic manufacturing, and train a diverse workforce needed for the clean energy economy. |
Stony Brook |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Ulysses |
"The Town of Ulysses was audited by the NYS Comptroller's Office (NYSOSC) in 2021 (report issued April 1, 2022). Not finding any issues with our accounting systems, the auditing group selected our IT systems for audit. Although audits in general are appreciated at the Town, the topic of IT systems was highly welcomed due to the historic recognition that this was an internally known weakness. A copy of the audit report has been included as an additional materials file upload.
To bring the Town's IT systems up to modern standards is a significant challenge for a local government our size. Cybersecurity and IT modernization is essential in protecting Town assets, including the Town's water system and general records. The Town's insurance carrier has estimated a cost of $500k+ for a single cyber breach event, which would constitute about 13% of our annual operating budget. " |
Ulysses |
NY |
$223,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
"The City of Rye is seeking to dredge the Milton Harbor Channel for the first time in nine (9) years, a federal channel which acts as an essential waterbody to the region's economic health. The project will restore navigable waters for most boats, ensuring access to Rye and its coastline for residents and visitors. At present, the channel is not navigable for all boats, requiring immediate attention. Following the city's initial dredging of the Basin and channel in the 1950's, the Army Corps of Engineers assumed responsibility for the channel dredge, with the City retaining responsibility for the Basin maintenance. However, due to tidal changes and run off from the Blind Brook, the channel and Basin require the regular removal of silt to remain navigable. The last regular dredge completed by the ACOE was in 1992, followed by emergency work after Hurricane Sandy.
In order to make the channel navigable for most boats, it will need to be dredged to a depth of five feet and width of 75 feet from the area just south of the Boat Basin to the mouth of Milton Harbor. Historically, the channel has been dredged to its full width of 100 feet and a depth of 8 feet. However, due to permit limitations for open water disposal (25,000cy max), the proposed dredge narrowed the channel. The estimated cost of dredging and transporting the material is $1.5M, limiting the City's ability to move forward with the project independently to restore the waterway." |
Rye |
NY |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
National September 11 Memorial and Museum |
These funds will be used to retrofit North and South pool lights with LED bulbs which will significantly reduce energy usage at the memorial pools, extend the lifespan of the lights, and reduce utilities costs for the lights which are operating 24/7. 8 rows of pool lights will be removed in phases & shipped to manufacturer for LED retrofit. Lights will then be reinstalled in pools. The two reflecting pools mark the exact place of the World Trade Center and stand as a permanent place of remembrance. Both pools commemorate the names of nearly 3,000 killed in the attacks on September 11, 2001 and the World Trade Center bombing of February 26, 1993. The 9/11 Memorials are sites of remembrance for a national tragedy, and these federal funds will enable the memorials to welcome visitors from around the world to honor the victims of these attacks at this important site. |
New York |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Tompkins County |
The EV ARC is a stand-alone solar-powered electric vehicle charging station that helps promote adoption of electric vehicles while also enhancing resiliency. The contained unit fits in the space of a standard parking space and features a solar array to charge directly from the sun, avoiding costly utility interconnections and allowing the units to be moved, if necessary. The charging stations can be set-up to charge up to six vehicles at a time and can supply 265 miles of range per day which is more than enough to power most of the County's electric vehicle fleet needs. |
Tompkins County |
NY |
$128,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Tompkins County |
"At present, Tompkins County features one of the highest rates of electric vehicle (EV) adoption in New York State. However, while the County boasts an increasing number of level two charging stations that allow vehicles to charge in 6-8 hours, there exists no level three or DC “fast” charging stations over 25kW other than the proprietary Tesla “Supercharger” stations. For the county with the highest per-capita number of EVs in upstate New York, this is a situation that must be remedied.
We propose to install a DC Fast Charging Station and to help grow public adoption of electric vehicles and to enhance the ability to travel through the Finger Lakes region via electric vehicle. This funding will help cover the cost of the station itself, upgrades to electric infrastructure to allow the installation of the station, and signage to help promote the existence of the new station and further encourage public adoption of electric vehicles." |
Tompkins County |
NY |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
African Heritage Economic Initiative Inc. |
Blegacy Farms is an exciting new initiative to increase diversity in farming through BIPOC farmland ownership, education, training and cooperative access to equipment and facilities. They are fortunate to have received grant support for their training programs, but they need resources to purchase farming equipment and build facilities that will help new farmers operate and succeed.
They believe that their model of helping new, BIPOC Farmers produce and sell fresh food at reasonable prices will not only help our farmers but will also expand access to nutritious foods in neighborhoods that have been undeserved for years. |
Erie County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Lexington Armory |
Requesting design funding (federal cost share - $7,595,203) for the Lexington Avenue Armory Rehabilitation project. |
New York, New York County |
NY |
$35,841,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
In accordance with HQDA EXORD 069-18, Fort Drum is required to provide a physical fitness testing facilities for Soldiers to take the Army Combat Physical Fitness Test. |
Watertown |
NY |
$53,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
There is an immediate need for adequate facilities to support United States Army Reserve (USAR)/ Army Reserve National Guard (ARNG) Training, Mobilization, Deployment, and Demobilization missions and to ensure the Operational Readiness of USAR/ARNG Soldiers. The requirement is to use prioritized installations as the Power Projection Platforms for Reserve Component (RC) and Active Component (AC) unit training and rotations in support of Operations Inherent Resolve (OIR), Operation Resolute Support (ORS) and Operation Freedom's Sentinel (OFS). There are a large number of transient Soldiers from Active Army, Army Reserve, and Army National Guard who mobilize/demobilize and participate in, Annual Training, Joint Exercises, Partnership Exercises, and Pre-National Training Center (NTC)/Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) Rotation Certifying Exercises while at Fort Drum. Soldiers can also be in a Medical Holdover status or attending military formalized training courses, all requiring barracks facilities. As a Power Projection Platform, it is imperative that Fort Drum increase its transient barracks capabilities to meet the operational requirements of the Active Army, Reserve Component and National Guard. |
Watertown |
NY |
$55,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
This project is required to provide adequate aircraft maintenance hangar bays, paint booth, aircraft wash apron, POL storage facility, and hardstand apron for the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade. Existing facilities are not available to support maintenance and secure storage operations. All existing facilities under this facility category code are fully utilized. |
Watertown |
NY |
$78,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
July 2018, IMCOM conducted a Higher Headquarters Assessment utilizing the Joint Staff Integrated Vulnerability Assessment (JSIVA) Benchmarks for force protection of Fort Drum. They identified the shortcoming that Fort Drum's ACPs do not meet the Army Standards. The current deficiency are no POV or commercial truck inspection buildings, no search office, no active vehicle barrier system, no over watch position, no standby generator and no UPS system. The major deficiency would be the lack of no active vehicle barrier system. Fort Drum is currently randomly inspecting privately owned vehicles and commercial trucks in the inbound lanes at the ID Check Areas, a GSA Military Police vehicle is located on site as a chase vehicle but they have no way of stopping a breaching vehicle from entering the base. A Comprehensive Transportation Engineering Assessment was completed in April 2010. The assessment demonstrates the requirement for a Primary ACP that is capable of supporting passenger vehicles and commercial trucks on the southeastern boundary of the cantonment. A new highway intersection funded by the State of New York was constructed in 2018 which provided improved traffic capabilities to and from this site. |
Watertown |
NY |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brunswick |
The Town is seeking funds for the rehabilitation of the Van Derheyden Dam. The project will address the deficiencies of the existing structure and eliminate the potential hazards caused should there be a dam failure or breach. The dam is currently classified as a Class B Intermediate Hazard Dam by New York State and assigned a condition rating of unsound deficiencies found. A Dam failure or breach would result in flooding and damage to County Route 44 Bridge and to North Lake Road and 2 culvert crossings. Route 44 is classified by NYSDOT as an urban collector (main highway). Hazards also include potential personal injury and or harm, damage to isolated properties and potential to a natural gas line, interruption of gas services, and/or otherwise pose the threat the community backup water supply, the loss of the Town Beach and impacts to lake front properties. Rehabilitation will bring the dam into compliance with NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Guidelines for Design of Dams by providing an appropriately sized spillway and raising the crest to provide 1.1 feet of freeboard. The spillway will be expanded from 14 wide to 27 feet wide with a new concrete weir culvert under the roadway, a new downstream apron will be constructed and the spillway will be confined by new 18 reinforced concrete wings and training walls. Plans for the low level outlet repurpose the existing intake structure and existing case iron pipe as the new low level outlet. The attached Final Design Report provides project specifics. |
Town of Brunswick |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Akwesasne Boys & Girls Club |
The Akwesasne Boys & Girls Club, has been at the forefront of youth development in the Akwesasne Mohawk Community for 20 years, providing afterschool, summer, athletic, and meal programs. Our main Clubhouse, an old cigarette warehouse that was renovated 20 years ago to house the Club and is way passed its life cycle, we are asking for the Senator's help with topping up funds to build a new home for our Mohawk youth.
The proposed new building is intended to provide the following program spaces and designed to provide convenient access by community members:
Increase average daily attendance (ADA) from 98 youth to 250 youth.
Expand our teen space from 300 square feet to 1,600 square feet, doubling average daily attendance of teens and increasing capacity.
Add a much needed gym/multi-purpose space adding 3,250 square feet of youth space.
Add 3 additional classrooms to increase our academic programs increasing our educational space from 859 square feet to 1,770 square feet.
Add a much needed multi-media art studio to improve our arts programs increase of 768 square feet.
Add a much needed learning kitchen to host our little chef competitions going from 600 square feet to 1,229 square feet.
Add much needed administrative space going from 1,000 square feet to 1,770 square feet.
Add a much needed safe place for Akwesasne youth to learn and grow! |
St. Regis Mohawk Tribe |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Cortland County Mental Health Department |
This project will renovate a vacant downtown City of Cortland building purchased by Cortland County to relocate their Mental Health department and treatment services. Cortland County Mental Health Department (CCMHD) is a rural behavioral healthcare provider with three New York Office of Mental Health (OMH) licensed outpatient clinical treatment/services for over 1000 clients each year.
This renovation project enables CCMHD to provide expanded treatment/services in an inclusive, accessible, and therapeutic environment available to and at significant benefit for all county taxpayers. Benefiting taxpayers through improved behavioral health treatment/services and through long term fiscal sustainability of county building ownership and renovation of local government's physical assets. Renovation of this county asset is a better use of taxpayer investment than the current annual leased building expenses for the CCMHD's rural healthcare treatment and services. As a rural behavioral healthcare provider, CCMHD offering three NY OMH licensed outpatient clinical treatment/services for over 20 years to over 1,000 clients each year. The COVID-19 pandemic heightened the necessity of obtaining an improved and larger location for these services, as high-priority behavioral health needs and demand for CCMHD treatment/services increased. Federal and state data show the increased demand for mental healthcare is forecasted for years to come. Failure to address the CCMHD physical space needs will have long term negative service and fiscal consequences to taxpayers and limit treatment/service availability to those in need. |
Cortland County |
NY |
$2,995,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Dorothy & Lewis B. Cullman Child Development Cente |
We will use the allocated funds to develop a therapy room at the Center as well as hire a consultant to develop an Early Intervention program that focuses on infants and toddlers with special needs. We will also work with other community partners to further programming around equity and inclusion. It is of the upmost importance to incorporate standards of early intervention that also include an understanding of the intersectionality and various social factors that impact childhood outcomes. We will offer a critical service for a number of historically under-resourced rural communities. Currently, families in our county and surrounding counties often need to travel more than one hour to find early intervention services. |
Delaware County |
NY |
$147,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack Medical Center |
Outcomes of the renovation will augment resiliency in the health system's response to future infectious disease outbreaks. The project will also increase the region's capacity to host global sporting events in nearby Lake Placid, as well as other large-scale tourism events across the North Country. The project will provide the rural communities and visitors of the Adirondack Park with access to a substantially improved medical facility. The updated facility will reduce the number of individuals and families traveling outside the region for healthcare services. Adirondack Health is also the largest private employer in the Adirondack Park and this project will add to that total with six new nursing and technician jobs and 16 construction jobs, while retaining and recruiting skilled positions with the help of a modern facility. |
Franklin County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Olean |
The YMCA Outdoor Center will be located on the Olean YMCA property, creating new green space and facilities that encourage people to be active, engaged, and social. Through community focus groups, needs arising from the pandemic, and the Ys capacity to deliver, the YMCA has carefully and strategically planned an Outdoor Center that will bring exciting opportunities to enhance people's lives through healthy living, sport, and play. There are five major components of the Outdoor Center including Welcome Center/Bathhouse, Airnasium (outdoor covered gymnasium that will house youth sports, senior group exercise classes, pickleball, youth and family programs, and group gatherings including outdoor theater productions), a Splash Park that transforms into a Winter Play Park (ice skating and winter activities), gathering fire pits and a playground. These capital spaces are the means to the end creating programs and services that keep people active and engaged through all four seasons. Located in Western New York, the weather ranges from subzero to temperatures in the 90s. Planning of the Outdoor Center has focused on celebrating the changing seasons and making the space accessible and usable regardless of the weather. |
Cattaraugus County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rural & Migrant Ministry Inc. |
To purchase a building for a rural education center in the Catskills. The building houses the Youth Economic Group and their cooperative: Bags For Justice, a screen printing business and educational program. This program is affiliated with NYSUT. Funds will also enable us to purchase five vans to provide transportation for rural youth to access our services at our four educational centers in rural New York. These centers are located in the North Fork of Long Island, the Catskills, Hudson Valley and the Finger Lakes. |
Orange County, Wayne County, Suffolk County, Sullivan County |
NY |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delaware County Industrial Development Agency |
The Delaware County IDA is expanding its Andes-based food hub to include a 2,700 sq ft carbon neutral geothermal and solar-powered greenhouse. This demonstration project will increase local food access, help fight climate change and showcase a cost-efficient and sustainable advanced agriculture model for future farmers and developers. Based on its revolutionary design, the greenhouse will operate 12 months of the year at net-zero performance, which reduces cost and increases profits and environmental sustainability. The reduced expenses will enable the greenhouse operator to make 25% of the produce available to SNAP recipients at a reduced price. This greenhouse will be made as replicable as possible, in order to inspire similar projects. It will also create year-round advance agriculture jobs and training programs for advanced agricultural jobs. The project is almost fully funded, but rising material prices has increased the budget, even after scaling the greenhouse back. The Delaware County IDA needs $150,000 to complete the project and will be ready to start as soon as those funds are awarded. |
Delaware County |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Westfield |
The new garage will be approximately 1,600 square feet and will house vehicles, an assembly area, ADA restroom and general storage. The building will consist of metal wall and roof panels, fiberglass doors/windows, and partial height reinforced masonry exterior walls. The new construction will allow the water department to store all materials in case of water main breaks or when a hydrant needs repair. |
Chautauqua County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Captial Roots |
Capital Roots will build a net-zero energy greenhouse array using a hydroponic growing system for the production of specialty leafy greens, used as the basis for a job readiness program for chronically un-or-underemployed adults. The program has evolved from the Produce Project, developed by Capital Roots, which has served hundreds of high school youth since its beginning in 2009. The greenhouses will be sited within Capital Roots’ Urban Grow Center Campus in North Central Troy, a distressed neighborhood with high-unemployment rates.
The Grow Center Campus includes kitchens, retail and teaching spaces that will add to the breadth of the work experiences available to trainees. The Center’s regional food hubs will play a role both in training program participants and distributing the food they grow, ensuring the greenhouses’ product can reach not only this food desert neighborhood, but the rest of our four-county service area as well.
People living in poverty and unemployment face barriers of transation and education, health, family and legal problems, and even a basic unfamiliarity with the requirements and expectations of the workplace that keep them from being an employer’s ideal candidate. To help folks find and keep jobs, what is needed is a holistic approach combining job-readiness training, with a suite of tools and supports for the individual and a direct connection with work opportunities. The Grow Center and its greenhouses will be a conduit for healthy food, personal and community growth that ensures equitable development of the City and the disbursement of its resources. |
Rensselaer County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New York Farm Viability Institute |
Three improvement areas for the current platform:
Application Flexibility. Changes will provide flexibility and allow customizing the application for existing and new targeted programs as needs arise and resources become available. An immediate opportunity is co-funding projects with corporate and other private funding sources. The current system creates challenges when multiple funding sources support a single project.
Farmer Review Panels. Farmer input to identify the most important projects is critical to funding the most important work. Building capability to collect farmer profiles online will allow for better matching proposals to reviewers. Modifications will facilitate recruiting and enrolling farmers through various outreach and social media efforts, resulting in more farmers, and more diverse farmers, being involved in the review process. While our review panels have strong gender diversity, the review process would benefit from more diverse perspectives, which these upgrades will facilitate.
Knowledge Sharing. Moving the knowledge generated by projects into a useful format and importantly into the hands of farmers, is challenging. Database upgrades will allow knowledge created by projects to be searched and shared on the NYFVI website. We will also explore integrating knowledge gained through our projects into peer driven knowledge sharing platforms, such as Ag Solidarity Network.
After 15 years of successful operation, upgrading the grant management platform will help NYFVI better serve NY agriculture. The changes will allow NYFVI to improve its project management practices, include more, and more diverse, farmers in the review process, and better connect the knowledge generated to the agricultural community. |
All NY Counties |
NY |
$389,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Essex County |
We are requesting $900,000 to provide our broadband vendors the opportunity to provide internet access to those who cannot currently reach it. We support households accessing broadband to occupy their homes year round, spending earned income in our communities, providing necessary tax base, sales tax revenue, and business development. |
Essex County |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Historic Saranac Lake |
Historic Saranac Lake (HSL) seeks Congressionally Directed Spending to support our capital project to restore the historic Trudeau Building for expansion of our museum. This is a high-impact project in rural upstate New York that will reach completion with assistance from the federal government.
The federal award of $500,000 will fill the funding gap in order to meet the total budget for acquisition, construction, design, and site improvements of $4,216,150. |
Franklin County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
The City of Hornell intends to consolidate the deteriorating Public Works Garage and leased Hornell Area Transit facilities into a modern, safe, and efficient single facility. All of the HAT buses are serviced and repaired at the DPW garage, as well as most of the police and fire department vehicles including ambulances. No jobs will be eliminated or reduced as a result of this proposed consolidation. |
City of Hornell |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Upper Saranac FOundation |
The Bartlett Carry Dam is located at the South end of the 8-mile-long Upper Saranac Lake. Reportedly constructed in the 1850's, the dam, over years, has been repaired several times. The Dam is classified as a Class "B" intermediate hazard dam by NYSDEC. Most recently, in 2018, emergency repairs had to be made to the dam because a dangerous sink hole had formed along the dam threatening to breach the structure. Breaching of the dam would have been disastrous. The dam is above the Village of Saranac Lake and if breached waters from the dam would have, at a minimum, caused flooding and property damage. In addition, a breach of the dam would have dropped the level of the Upper Saranac Lake by 6 to 10 feet dramatically altering the beautiful lake shoreline and leaving two State campgrounds, hundreds of privately-owned docks unusable. In addition, two public boat launches would be rendered inoperable. The owner of the dam, the Upper Saranac Foundation, a 501C non-profit organization, is seeking funding to make a series of necessary repairs and safety improvements to the dam to comply with state and federal dam safety regulations.
The owner of the dam, the Upper Saranac Foundation, is seeking funding to make a series of deferred necessary repairs to the dam. The current estimated cost of these repairs is $1.8 million. |
Franklin County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Niagara County Department of Public Works |
A Natural Park would be installed at Burmaster Park in Lewiston, NY. The southern border of the is on the Tuscarora Reservation. This location is near the NY Border with Canada and is popular with both Niagara County residents and tourists alike for its beauty and attractions such as Art Park.
By installing a playground that offers accessibility to all children, including those with autism, this will be a welcoming place for kids and family to enjoy.
Amenities proposed include a climbing area with a Boulder Course, spiderweb cargo net and various steps and stairs. Several slides of varying sizes and lengths to challenge and delight children of all ages. Learning activities including a sundial, recessed labyrinth, magnifying station and a gadget board. Explore Spaces such as a hollow log tunnel, wooden cave and recessed fort to spark imaginations. And a wide variety of musical pieces including a musical fence, pedestal pipes, listening tubes, a xylophone, pebble harp and bass and thunder drums.
Also including will be trees and landscaping to stay consistent with the surrounding park and parent seating with shade.
Total costs include survey and design as well as landscape architecture and earthwork including a vegetation barrier, sand, stone, playground wood chips and edging strips and lumber all to ensure the safety of children and families who visit the park. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$128,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Franklin |
The proposed project will accelerate broadband buildout in the Town of Franklin by three years over NY State ConnectAll, expanding the fiber-optic network to homes and businesses that urgently need access now. Broadband provider Spectrum has developed plans for the buildout and is engaged and supportive of this project, committing $500,000 in matching funds. |
Franklin County |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Richford |
Richford needs a new town hall. Prior to its current use, the existing 1,928 sf town hall was the town highway barn. It was repurposed as the town hall in 1973, but is not appropriate for the purpose. The building houses an assembly room; the Town Clerk’s very small office; an inadequately-sized locked file room; and the town courtroom. There are no offices for key municipal staff, including the Town Supervisor.
The restrooms are not ADA-compliant. Unless heat lamps are left on pipes all winter, the plumbing freezes. Several electrical outlets do not work, which indicates a potentially dangerous electrical problem. The water must be boiled to be potable. It would be impractical and expensive to remedy the many problems with the existing town hall. It is more reasonable to build a new facility.
Based on these factors and community feedback, the town began saving for a new town hall in 2014. Plans include: sufficient office space for officials and staff; a secure, appropriately-scaled, fire-proof file room; two ADA-compliant restrooms; a conference room; a courtroom; and a multi-purpose assembly room. The building will have 46 solar panels. There will be a ground-source heat pump.
Richford is the poorest town in Tioga County, with a poverty rate of 20.4% and a childhood poverty rate of 46.1% according to CFSCNY. 39.15% of Richford’s acreage is state land, which limits the tax base. In nine years, the town has saved only $361,803 of the estimated $749,105 needed to construct the new town hall. |
Town of Richford |
NY |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pomfret |
The proposal would fund the purchase and renovation of an existing vacant building, into a new Town Hall facility. The project would allow the Town of Pomfret to gain a facility with adequate space for all of its programs and functions - the current Town Hall does not have space for the Town's Zoning Enforcement Office, or for the Cemetery Sexton who coordinates the work in the Town's seven (7) cemeteries. It also lacks adequate storage spaces for the Town's archival and inactive records. The Town's court operates in rental space on the third floor of a nearby building, and the Town's two senior citizens' groups also occupy rented space in other facilities. |
Town of Pomfret |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pine Plains Memorial Hall - The Stissing Center |
Building a rear addition to:
-house the main HVAC and electrical systems
-provide rear access to the parking lot/loading area
-create required egress from the third floor of the main building
-house an elevator serving stage, lower and upper levels and provide additional accessible access for patrons
-provide dressing rooms with restrooms/showers
Renovating the lower level to:
-create The Cellar at the Center (second performance, meeting, community space)
-build a catering kitchen for organizational, public, private events
-Installing remaining HVAC, serving lower/upper levels, rear addition
-Replacing century-old windows
-Renovating top floor and mezzanine to create incubator, educational, workshop space, a gallery, and offices
-Installing parking lot lighting |
Dutchess County |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Dansville YMCA |
The Dansville YMCA, a branch of the Hornell Area Family YMCA, requests federal funds toward construction of a new facility in Dansville, NY. The approximately 40,000 square foot facility will include a multi-purpose gymnasium, pool, fitness center, aerobics studios, arts studios, childcare center, community gathering space, locker rooms, and other necessary offices and spaces. When complete, the Y will provide childcare; social opportunities for youth, teens, adults, families, and seniors; enrichment for community members of all ages; and our wide range of fitness and wellness programs that improve health outcomes across all demographics. Federal funds will be used toward facility construction costs. If fully-funded, these taxpayer funds will comprise 25% of the project. |
Dansville |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County Industrial Development Agency |
The Herkimer County IDA is assisting with the construction of a 500,000-gallon elevated water tank at the Manheim Business Park to address water sustainability issues and expand capacity for future development in the Mohawk Valley Region, particularly in the Village of Dolgeville. As a sustainable, fiscally prudent endeavor, the proposed project will result in a reliable and clean drinking water solution. |
Herkimer County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Marathon |
Requested funds will be used to make urgently needed repairs, updates and replacements to our aging waste water treatment system. |
Village of Marathon |
NY |
$4,351,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County SPCA |
JCSPCA is the only nonprofit provider in the community with surgical capabilities that provides low-come vaccinations and spay and neuter services to the disadvantaged populace in Northern New York. Many people in the community rely on JCSPCA for animal care, and as the only nonprofit veterinary provider in the area with surgical capabilities, many partner organizations also rely on the organization. Built approximately in 1974, the current kennel area at JCSPCA has 24 single-compartment dog runs in two rows of 12 facing each other. The kennels are in desperate need of refurbishment to continue to serve and meet the demands of the far-reaching Northern New York region while maintaining the Association of Shelter Veterinarians' Capacity for Care guidelines. |
Jefferson County |
NY |
$415,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Training DBA Silver Bay YMCA |
Silver Bay YMCA has received $120,000 in individual donations for the maintenance of its wellness facility, which currently resides in a restricted endowment and will be used to support this project. Additionally, $140,000 will be budgeted for the fiscal year 2023 from Silver Bay YMCA’s Board Designated Fund to support our project. Silver Bay YMCA is also in the process of developing a fundraising campaign to raise philanthropic support for our wellness center facility improvements, which will be launched during the third quarter of 2022 with a goal of raising $500,000 for this project. Should we achieve this fundraising goal, Silver Bay YMCA will have $760,000 in funding available to make these improvements a reality and to sustain future maintenance needs for this facility. |
Warren County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Port Dickinson |
The Village of Port Dickinson seeks funding to replace one of its main water mains along Rochelle Road. This water main serves residential areas of the Village and its main commercial district where many of the Village's largest businesses are located. The current main is approximately 120 years old and is in need of replacement. The main will be increased from a 4 inch to an 8 inch line to provide better distribution and better pressure during higher use periods. The current main is subject to breaks which is disruptive to residents and businesses in the community. Providing reliable and sustainable water supply will increase quality of life for residents, improve service to existing businesses, and assist in the Village's economic development efforts to help current businesses grow and to attract additional employers to the community. |
Village of Port Dickinson |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rural Housing Coalition of New York |
There are currently 58 Rural Preservation Companies (RPCs) serving rural communities throughout the state. The Rural Preservation Companies are local non-profits with volunteer boards of directors, funded mainly by state and federal grants (HCR, HUD, USDA, CDBG, etc.) to provide housing repair and rehab services to low-moderate income homeowners, housing counseling to eligible first-time homebuyers, and the management and construction of affordable rental housing to low-moderate income households.
The Rural Housing Coalition of New York or RHC, is a statewide membership organization that represents the rural preservation companies and community/housing developers and provides them with technical assistance and training.
The Rural Housing Coalition seeks $50,000 to increase the leadership capacity of both the paid staff and volunteer boards as well as their technology capacity, specifically website updates and enhancements, to allow for online applications for services. The lack of leadership training for these small non-profits has inhibited their ability to maximize their potential to serve their rural communities. RPC Executive Directors come to the position with little or no supervisory, budget development and board relations experience. Volunteer board members recruited from the rural communities the RPCs serve, come to their roles with little or no previous non-profit board experience and understanding of the various state and federal housing and community development programs administered by their organizations.
In addition, several of the RPCs do not have websites and many lack the capacity to accept applications for assistance online, which was exposed as a major impediment during the height of the pandemic. |
All NY Counties will benefit |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fulton County Center for Regional Growth, Inc |
The major economic base of Fulton County, up until the 1960's was the leather industry. Since that time, the industry has gone into serious decline. This decline was due to a combination of overseas competition, as well as serious environmental issues associated with the leather industry. For the last several decades, Fulton County has sought to diversify its economic base, and replace the lost jobs. This has led to highly successful industrial parks, primarily in Johnstown and Gloversville.
Those industrial parks are now full, and the Fulton County Center for Regional Growth is seeking to create additional shovel ready industrial park space that will attract new businesses or assist existing businesses in their expansion efforts. The Center for Regional Growth has identified a prime location for a future industrial park, located along a major arterial in the Towns of Johnstown and Mohawk. This site offers excellent vehicle access and a full complement of high capacity utilities nearby. The Center for Regional Growth has obtained an option to purchase the site. The next step is to purchase the site and develop it as a shovel ready industrial development site. |
Fulton County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bergen |
The Town of Bergen's Robbins Brook Park has playing fields for youth programs but has no amenities for senior citizens. Opportunities for senior-geared outdoor recreational activities are non-existent in the Town. Bergen proposes to install bocce courts and handicapped accessible restrooms to encourage seniors to use the town park and accommodate their needs while doing so. The restrooms will be used by other park-goers, however their proximity to the bocce courts will make the use of the park conducive to seniors. The pandemic revealed the need for seniors to have sporting/recreational facilities close to home for free, safe exercise and socialization. |
Town of Bergen |
NY |
$695,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delphi Falls County Park |
Madison County acquired 62 acre Delphi Falls County Park in 2018 which features nearly 1 mile of access to Limestone Creek and is highlighted by two amazing waterfalls: the 54 foot Upper Falls and the 62 foot Lower Falls. Interest in the park by the public has been overwhelming (despite the fact that it remains largely undeveloped) and attendance has only been heightened by the COVID-19 Pandemic as people searched for healthy, active, and outdoor places to visit. If selected, this request would be used to fund the construction and development of a visitors center/conference center at the Park. Though Madison County has other parks, the unique beauty of this site has galvanized the desires of those involved to create a remarkable place for current and future generations, by allowing public use of the site without detracting from the natural beauty. Work is underway now to design this first class visitor center/conference center that will be one of a kind in Madison County. Funds from this Congressionally Directed Spending Request will be used specifically for the construction of the visitors center/conference center. |
Madison County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Pulaski |
The Pulaski Sewer System has struggled with I&I issues since it was installed in the 1970's. I&I causes negative impacts at pump stations, hydraulic overloads, and handling large volumes of unnescessary water.
Disinfection at the WWTP is currently accomplished with chemicals. Sodium bisulfite is effective at dechlorinating however over dosing can lead to sulfate formation, suppressed dissolved oxygen content and lower pH causing potential fish mortality. The WWTP is on the Salmon River, which drains into Lake Ontario. Based on the importance of the Salmon River, a world class fishing destination, to the economic wellbeing of the Village and surrounding area, the Village wants to convert their chemical disinfection to ultraviolet disinfection.
Most of the sewer collection system and pump stations were constructed in the 1970's. The infrastructure is aging. The pump stations dry pits, constructed of painted steel have surpassed the typical service life.
Anticipated economic growth will not materialize without the improved and increased capacity of the Village of Pulaski's Sewer and WWTP. It is crucial that the Village of Pulaski be able to obtain the funding to make the Wastewater Infrastructure Improvements. |
Village of Pulaski |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Center for the Arts of Homer, Inc. |
The Little White Church formerly the Calvary Episcopal Church of Homer, was constructed in 1832 on the Homer Village Green. It is in the Old Homer Village Historic District and the Historic American Building Survey (HABS) of 1966. It is the oldest church in Cortland County. The building also served as the Homer Village and Town Hall until 1890.
The Village of Homer purchased the church, which had fallen into disrepair after having been closed a number of years prior, in order to save it from demolition for construction of a parking lot. The plan was to restore the original exterior of the building and repurpose it as a community center and artistic performance venue in partnership with the Center for the Arts of Homer. However, the Village found that the repairs needed (when performed under the prevailing wage rules of NYS municipalities) would be far too expensive to undertake. The COVID pandemic exacerbated this problem further.
Recently, discussions between the Village mayor and the executive director of the Center for the Arts led to a solution: the Village would sell the Church to the Center for $1.00 so the Center could pay market labor rates to its trusted local contractor partners and thus restore the building and refit its interior to serve its several planned new uses.
The Village, the Center, and Homer's Landmark Society are partners in this venture. Each will contribute to the costs of restoring, repurposing, and administering the new Little White Church Community Center. |
Cortland County |
NY |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Upstate Ice Plex |
The Ice Plex will provide recreational sport and community involvement for children, families, and athletes to exercise. The Ice Plex would promote local business drawing in residents from out of the area and be utilized year-round. |
Gloversville |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Homer |
This project would be a valuable use of taxpayer funds and is a highly popular request, located near both the Village and the City of Cortland. This project is a keystone in implementing the Village's Comprehensive Plan and has broad public support. This multi-use project is a segment of the wide-ranging Tioughnioga Local Waterfront Revitalization Program uniting 12 Cortland County Municipalities. The Community Park will strengthen the connection between downtown Homer and the River.
This would be the first park in Cortland County to host a dog park. Grant funds will be used to purchase the property and build a high-quality Dog Park. Other activities possible are multiple soccer and lacrosse fields, kayaking/canoeing, farmers markets, car shows, historical reenactments, outdoor concerts and many other options. The site is located on 88 acres along the Tioughnioga River which makes it suitable for park use due to its potential occasional spring flooding. The park would be located between the Village and the City of Cortland making it accessible to a significant portion of the county's population. Park would also be the terminus of the Village's proposed Tioughnioga River Trail. The village had a recent written agreement to purchase the property which would be renewed once funding is secured.
The Community Park will become a transformational element in Homer's long-term plan for the Tioughnioga River. The Tioughnioga flows through south the Village of Homer, then into the Chenango River and into the Susquehanna River before emptying into Chesapeake Bay. |
Village of Homer |
NY |
$562,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Fulton |
In 2020, the Fulton County Board of Supervisors included a $75,000 appropriation to develop a NY 30/30A Sewer Preliminary Feasibility Study as part of the County's SmartWaters initiative that considers a Regional approach to consolidating existing municipal wastewater infrastructure. The Environmental Design Partnership, LLP has been the contracting engineer for the County's SmartWaters infrastructure plan completed the study in the first quarter of FY21.
Project synopsis:
1. The consolidation of (2) existing municipal and one (1) private wastewater treatment plant that are in need of significant investment (T. Northampton, V. Mayfled, Sunset Bay RV Park) to a Regional Sewer System.
2. Connection of existing NYS DEC Northampton Beach State Campground to a Regional Sewer System.
3. Providing the Northville Central School District facility with municipal sewer through a Regional Sewer System.
4. Utilization of existing Gloversville-Johnstown Joint Wastewater Treatment Plant's significant excess capacity as the recipient of the Regional Sewer System.
5. Provide increased water quality to the Great Sacandaga Lake by the elimination of deteriorating onsite septic systems. |
Fulton County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Homer |
This project is a keystone in implementing the Village's Comprehensive Plan and has broad public support. This multi-use project is a segment of the wide-ranging Tioughnioga Local Waterfront Revitalization Program uniting 12 Cortland County Municipalities. The River Trail will strengthen the connection between downtown Homer and the River.
The elevated walkway design alleviates concerns of potentially disturbing ecological sensitive flora along the river and to make the trail ADA accessible. By being constructed as an elevated boardwalk, the Tioughnioga River Trail will be in a natural setting,but will not interfere with nature. Multiple entrances and exits, emergency vehicle access, detailed signage, solar-powered LED lighting, and solar-powered, blue-light emergency phones are features of this plan.
The elevated Tioughnioga River Trail will become a transformational element in Homer's long-term plan for the Tioughnioga River. The Tioughnioga flows through south the Village of Homer, then into the Chenango River and into the Susquehanna River before emptying into Chesapeake Bay. |
Village of Homer |
NY |
$5,286,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Discovery, Inc. |
The Center for Discovery seeks funding toward site development and equipment for its new Wellness Complex. This request is part of a larger project that includes the complete transformation of the former Frontier Insurance Building in Rock Hill, NY into a new statewide Children's Specialty Hospital, an outpatient Article 28 health clinic, and an expansion of The Center's current special education and daycare programs.
The Wellness Complex will be a good use of taxpayer funds because it will advance the treatment of children with complex disabilities admitted into the short-term assessment hospital by providing innovative clinical facilities for occupational therapy, physical therapy, and adapted physical education; as well as outdoor recreation opportunities, including a half-mile fully accessible trail and track system. In addition, the Wellness Complex will provide much-needed access and services to the youth community in rural Sullivan County, which consistently ranks amongst the lowest counties in New Year State in terms of health outcomes.
Building on The Center for Discovery's longstanding and successful history, the Wellness Complex will undoubtedly strengthen the standard of care and create new, unique opportunities for highly complex and vulnerable populations. It will become a model for advancing whole-person, whole-community health across New York State and the nation. |
Sullivan County |
NY |
$1,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Racker |
The Neighborhood Depot is a new construction project that will host 4 Tioga County based nonprofits to share services to reduce administrative costs, expand programs, create jobs and provide a central location in a community that lacks public transportation. Located in the Village of Owego and above the 500-year flood plain, this 16,000 sq. ft. facility will serve the community as a disaster recovery center in the instances of flooding, like the catastrophic flooding in 2006 and 2011. |
Tioga County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Herkimer |
The Village of Herkimer Fire and Emergency Medical Department is experiencing a drastic rise in call volume due to the pandemic, methamphetamine crisis, New York State's development of low-income-senior housing complexes, and further development of the Historic Village. The Fire Department is in need of replacing its 30-year-old Engine apparatus in order to service the Village of Herkimer and Herkimer County.
The Village will replace the existing engine with a Rescue-Engine, that will not only serve for fire suppression but support the Village Fire Departments Swift Water Team and serve first due on all medical calls. |
Village of Herkimer |
NY |
$653,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Greenbush Youth Soccer Club |
A storm water plan (SWPPP) would help mitigate flooding, be better for the surrounding environment, and allow for better use of existing fields. Access to the town sewer line would also allow us to expand the facilities for better year round use. Enhancing public utilities to the complex would allow us to provide more robust services and ancillary benefits to the families who attend practices, games, and tournaments.
The installation of modern artificial turf with give the club a safe, tournament quality field which will attract visitors from around the region and neighboring states. Installing outdoor lights would allow the club to host night games, night practices, and attract new tournaments. A fieldhouse would allow for year round access to student athletes. |
Rensselaer County |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Niagara University is requesting funds to complete the Academic Innovation Hub. The Hub is in the heart of the North end of the City of Niagara Falls in the Bridge District. This area is distressed and like other blighted areas it is plagued by a low number of homeowners, few businesses, a high crime rate, and low literacy rates which impact revitalization efforts. The Hub will function as a community education space and will provide residents opportunities to attend speaker events, concerts, art shows, and community meetings. In addition, we will offer short-term workforce development classes. Information Technology, Early Childhood Education, Supply Chain Management, and Hospitality were identified as areas in-demand in Niagara County and a priority of the Regional Economic Development Council (REDC). The Hub’s location in the city makes it an ideal location for residents to attend training. The Hub is accessible by bus for those outside of the north end and is walkable for those residing in the neighborod. All course offerings contain classwork leading to an industry recognized credential. Successful completion provides the student options for direct employment or a pathway to a post-secondary degree. The goals of this project are: (1) Completion of the Academic Innovation Hub in the City of Niagara Falls; and (2) Provide a community space to provide short-term trainings (micro-credentials) in high demand areas of Information Technology, Early Childhood Education, Supply Chain Management, and Hospitality. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Universal Hip Hop Museum |
The Universal Hip Hop Museum is requesting $3,000,000 in funding to help support the interior Fit Out which is currently under construction at the Bronx Point, in the Bronx, NY. As the only state chartered educational museum focused on the preservation and celebration of Hip Hop culture and music, the Universal Hip Hop Museum's (UHHM) mission is to celebrate and preserve local and global Hip Hop to inspire, empower and promote understanding.
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Bronx |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Yates Cultural and Recreational Resources Inc. |
Our project is the construction of new community center facilities to include an outdoor full basketball/pickleball court, pavilion, and playground with a 35,000 sq ft indoor playing facility to increase access and affordability of all forms of physical activity and community events for our residents . The indoor portion will offer one turf field, two hard courts, bathrooms, storage, and a walking track for athletics, community events and programming. Federal funds will be used in combination with private donations, other grant funding, and in kind community donations to complete the construction project including all site work. More specifically the federal funds will be used to develop the indoor portion of the project: site work, foundation, building, bathrooms, and flooring. |
Penn Yan |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Port Chester |
The Village of Port Chester is requesting $385,000 to replace its 40-year-old, obsolete generator and associated electrical system that currently presents a safety hazard and is unable to function at even the minimum standards necessary to meet operational needs during critical events. The system caught fire in August 2020 when in use and burned a portion of its components, rendering it unable to handle the full load of the building for any period of time. This system serves 350 North Main Street, home to Port Chester’s Police Department, Emergency 911 Dispatch, and the Courts. |
Port Chester |
NY |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack Aquatic Center, Inc. |
Requested funds will be used to build Capital Region Aquatic Center, an 80,000 square-foot indoor aquatic center located at Mohawk Harbor in Schenectady. This state-of-the-art facility will host programs that provide swimming instruction, aquatic therapy, and exercise programs; as well as local, regional, and national aquatic competitions. The multi-purpose facility will include four pools, including a diving well, with different water depths and temperatures for therapeutic, instructional, recreational, and competitive, purposes. It will have locker rooms, dry-land exercise space, and seating for athletes and spectators.
The facility was designed to appeal to a variety of interests and meet a broad range of community needs. Locally, the facility would serve as a community gathering space, encouraging physical activity throughout the life span, preventing water-related accidents and deaths, and supplementing school resources. The completed Aquatic Center will offer programming which will advance local recreational initiatives to engage residents and improve health and safety. It will also serve as a high-profile sports destination which will bring regional and national attention to the Capital Region. Market surveys and feasibility studies determined that the aquatic center would be a tourism driver which will bring Schenectady $9.4 million annually. This analysis does not include championship level meets and the larger, longer meets, which typically generate $3-$4 million in economic impact per event. Events at the aquatic center would attract more than 100,000 visitors annually, resulting in an economic impact of more than $106 million over five years. |
Schenectady |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canton College Foundation, Inc. |
The proposed redevelopment of Midtown Plaza will include partial demolition of the existing 39,000 square foot structure. A renovation of the rest of the existing building and new vertical expansion will increase the total building size to 68,000 s.f. of office and residential space on three floors.
Canton’s population is growing, and large employers in the area are seeking to add new jobs to the area. To respond to the high demand for housing, the revitalization of this property will include 44 one- and two-bedroom residential units on the two upper floors of the facility.
The anchor of this project is the SUNY Canton Entrepreneurship Center, a 15,000 s.f. facility which will offer research and development facilities open to community members to develop prototypes, accelerate start-up companies bringing new and innovative products and ideas to market, and provide comprehensive resources for small businesses to start up and grow. A co-working space will provide office space for the increasing population of remote workers in the County and offer affordable office space to small and start-up businesses. Low-cost programming will help entrepreneurs refine ideas, structure business plans, conduct market research, and connect with experienced mentors to help them build and grow their companies. A makerspace will offer state-of-the-art equipment for local makers and inventors. The remaining 7,650 s.f. of first-floor space will include areas for circulation, a foyer/lobby, a property management office, mailroom, and resident fitness center. |
St. Lawrence |
NY |
$3,641,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
People Against Trafficking Humans, Inc. (PATH) |
The PATH Enrichment Center, located in the City of Buffalo, offers support services for adults and youth who are at risk or have been affected by both sex and labor trafficking. We focus on a variety of therapeutic modalities to address the whole person physically, emotionally and spiritually. We provide a safe place for restoration and healing while offering mentoring and support. All of those we serve have been significantly traumatized through commercial sex acts, forced labor, partner abuse, drug addiction, or are seeking refuge from their homeland due to torture and suffering. But for those clients who do not have safe, secure housing, the services alone are often not enough to keep them from regressing and returning to their trafficker. PATH has instances when clients will not accept shelter options in the community and will go back to their exploitative situation. Over this past year, PATH has had a dozen females over 16 years of age end up back in exploitation because there was not adequate housing opportunities. Since 2015, PATH has served over 700 individuals and we have at least 2-5 people per week that are homeless and in need of safe housing away from their trafficker. |
Erie County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
InterFaith Works of Central New York |
The requested funds will be used to renovate a vacant and dilapidated Land Bank property in Syracuse and convert it into a welcoming home for refugees upon their arrival to the United States through the federal refugee resettlement program.
This project will: 1) enhance the quality of resettlement services provided to refugees in Syracuse; 2) ensure that the housing needs of families are met; 3) eliminate hotel expenses often incurred by new arrivals; 4) contribute to the revitalization of Syracuse's Northside neighborhood; and 5) improve operational efficiencies in InterFaith Work's housing selection and set-up process. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$248,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Museum of the East End |
Federal funds will be specifically dedicated to the following project components in support of an expanded CMEE food pantry:
-Purchase and outfitting of storage container/mobile office
-Electrical connection and installation of the container
-Food supplies needed for 100 families per month for a full year
-Salary costs for a Director of Community Outreach
CMEE needs more space to service more families. The proposed project will increase our current capacity by at least 50%. The food pantry currently requires the use of the facility's lobby, already limited storage and classroom space from the general Museum. Lack of space has made food distributions untenable. The Museum space must close in the winter months to accommodate all the food and set-up, and to provide clients adequate privacy. By closing the Museum, CMEE misses out on much needed admissions revenue. In the summer and fall the food pantry distribution moves outdoors to the extent that is possible. There is currently no small group space for meetings and training during the daytime. There is little private space for client interviews.
The expansion will improve all aspects of the operation, including new and needed opportunities to create community and direct individuals to wrap-around services. The container will be modified to provide a room of storage, with our refrigerators and freezer installed, shelving that rolls for pantry food, and storage for school and education supplies as well as emergency baby and parent clothing. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Life Impact DBA Resurrection Life Food Pantry |
Life Impact DBA Resurrection Life Food Pantry (RFLP) is one of the largest food pantries in WNY, serving more than 1400 families. 1 in 8 people in Western New York face food insecurity, including 1 in 5 children (FeedMore WNY). Since the start of the pandemic, RLFP has stepped up to meet the increased needs of over 800 new households, more than doubling our service population. We have doubled our food purchases and donations, as well as obtained nine new refrigeration units, to keep up with this increased need. RLFP has been designated a High Impact/High Capacity agency by FeedMore WNY, the region's major food bank, due to RLFP's ability to rapidly increase distribution capacity in emergency circumstances.
RLFP is stretched to the limit of its service capacity with the current space available, and client needs remain high even as the pandemic reaches an end. With our limited space, it has not been possible to serve clients in a dignity-preserving supermarket setting while maintaining our increased storage needs. In order to keep up with demand, RLFP needs to renovate and expand its existing structures. The planned expansion will double the pantry's square footage and incorporate a double drive-thru; a client choice distribution room; a warehouse; and a conference room and privacy cubicles. Also included in the project will be a resource room for use by collaborating agencies to promote self-sufficiency and strengthen the safety-net for all residents. |
Erie |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hudson |
The City proposes to utilize Federal funding to design and implement sidewalk improvements east of 2nd Street which will follow the ADA Standards for Accessible Design, as identified in a 2020 Accessibility Compliance Review of defined areas within the City. The City of Hudson proposes to complete the Hudson Sidewalk ADA Accessibility Compliance Improvements Project to address critical pedestrian infrastructure deficits throughout the city. According to the US Census Bureau, the City of Hudson has a population estimate of 6,072 (2019 U.S. Census), of whom 17.5% have a disability and are under the age of 65. While the facilities were built to the building and code standards at the time of construction, the majority of the public spaces within the City were largely designed and built before the enactment of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). As a result of this and the age of features within the City, instances of noncompliance are present which limit accessibility for many residents and visitors. The lack of crosswalks, dangerous intersections, and increasing truck traffic makes pedestrian travel difficult, especially for individuals who are mobility challenged. It is a high priority of the City to create a more walkable city, with safe streets that are accessible to everyone. The City of Hudson is poised to take the next steps toward ADA compliance and improved accessibility for all residents and visitors. |
City of Hudson |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Watertown Family YMCA |
Renovation and new construction to convert a vacant environmental remediation site in the center of Watertown's downtown into a purposefully designed space that will ensure a viable, sustainable community center able to serve the growing demands and needs of the most vulnerable children, families, and seniors in our community. The funds will bridge the final gap to ensure completion of the 89,000 square foot YMCA Community and Aquatics Center in a severely distressed census tract with a poverty rate greater than 24.6% surrounded by low-to moderate income housing, transforming the downtown and significantly improving the lives of the population. |
Jefferson County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Institute of Technology |
Rochester Institute of Technology is seeking support towards a major program of upgrades and expansion of its semiconductor fabrication laboratory. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
St. Nicks Alliance |
A coalition of local organizations has created the North Brooklyn Anti-Violence Initiative which aims to provide activities addressing the underlying conditions that foster violence and is seeking a strategic resource to expand the Wick model, establish positive options for children, youth and families facing increased violence, create employment, training and education opportunities while simultaneously addressing the threat of eviction from housing while enabling those vulnerable to violence to secure housing. |
Kings County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Clarkson University |
This project will support the advanced R&D necessary to achieve the performance necessary to perform a state-of-the-art pilot demonstration of an on-demand, green energy, rapid transit system for students on Clarkson's campus from its Student Center to the Cheel Hockey Arena. |
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York Medical College |
The Women's Institute for Science Entrepreneurship (WISE) at New York Medical College will offer unique opportunities to women college students to leverage their education in STEM fields to explore new scientific concepts and launch new businesses. This is a multidisciplinary entrepreneurship educational opportunity that will open and expand career trajectories for countless professionally upward mobile women. |
Westchester County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany, State University of New York |
The IBL plans to expand its capabilities by (i) upgrading the vacuum, control, and measurement systems of the 4 MeV accelerator (the Dynamitron), (ii) designing and building a low energy ion implant accelerator to simulate the impact of Solar winds on material and devices used in space vehicles and satellites, and (iii) purchasing an X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer for atomic-level material analysis to study the impact of ion implantation on semiconductor wafers and better support advance technology development and prepare the industry for the next generation of the technological revolution in advanced chip manufacturing. |
Albany County |
NY |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
One Hundred Black Men of New York, Inc. |
The One Hundred Black Men (OHBM) intends to stimulate the economy, create new jobs, support entrepreneurism, and develop new business owners with the creation of the One Hundred Black Men Criminal Justice Initiative (OCJI) and a mission to address generational wealth inequity as a social justice issue that is accompanied by improvement in economic status.
|
New York County |
NY |
$6,330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Bronx Defenders |
This project seeks to seeks to build on the organization's existing model of holistic representation to further transform the criminal justice landscape by creating representation earlier in the process and extending advocacy beyond the length of representation. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
The City of Hornell Police Department is requesting funding for twelve security cameras to replace the failing outdated community cameras. |
Steuben County |
NY |
$34,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kings Against Violence Initiative, Inc. |
Kings Against Violence Initiative (KAVI), working in partnership with community violence intervention programs, capacity-building assistance partners, and experts in violence interventions, public health, and Restorative Justice, seeks to continue conducting the NYS Center for Strengthening Community Violence Intervention Programs (SCVIP), a statewide initiative to strengthen the infrastructure and capacity of small community violence intervention programs (CVI), hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs), and community-based organizations (CBOs) working in violence prevention to increase their effectiveness in providing violence intervention services.
|
Kings County |
NY |
$905,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Utica University |
The Utica University Crime Laboratory will provide an appropriate platform for cutting-edge research and learning initiatives. In addition to housing the cyber programs, ECJS is also be the setting for: conferences involving Center for Identity Management and Information Protection (CIMIP) and Economic Crime Institute partners; residencies for UC's graduate programs in cybersecurity and economic crime management; training for law enforcement professionals on the local, state, and federal levels; and, corporate training in fraud prevention and identity protection. |
Oneida County |
NY |
$717,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Village of Southampton Police Department |
The proposed project will purchase and install 41 closed circuit video monitoring units and 14 license plate readers to modernize law enforcement and enhance proactive crime control, prevention and response. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$632,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County, New York |
Livingston County proposes to use Congressionally Directed Spending funds to purchase a law enforcement training simulator for scenario-based real world training. |
Livingston County |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Gangstas Making Astronomical Community Changes, In |
G.-M.A.C.C. Inc. is committed to making positive change by reaching out to residents of all ages in communities ravaged by gun violence and is requesting funding to support the expansion of the Signature Gangstas Anonymous program, the creation of mobile units (Meals for Mediation and It's About Time), and statewide training for Community Violence (CV) organizations with a focus on conflict mediation and gang awareness.
|
Kings County |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Batavia |
In order to keep our first responders, and community safe the City of Batavia proposes to make significant investments in technology through the purchase of 55 portable and 34 mobile public safety radios. |
Genesee County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York City College of Technology, CUNY |
The New York City College of Technology (City Tech) seeks funding to launch the Urban Climate and Sustainability Research Center (UCSRC) to engage faculty, students, the community, stakeholders, and policy makers in fundamental and applied urban climate change and sustainability research projects. |
Kings County |
NY |
$1,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce/Brooklyn Alliance |
The project goal is to provide a curated set of multi-sensory products and activities that cater to every type of visitor, from local resident to international globetrotter, in an effort to attract and welcome tourists to Brooklyn. |
Kings County |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kings Against Violence Initiative, Inc. |
Kings Against Violence Initiative, Inc. (KAVI) is proposing to establish the Brooklyn Institute to End Gun Violence, an Institute that will serve as a key coordinating center for the hundreds of community violence intervention programs (CVIs) and community-based organizations (CBOs) providing violence intervention and related programs to the residents and communities of Brooklyn. |
Kings County |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Stony Brook University |
Stony Brook University request $16M to develop a Quantum Internet Center on Long Island, that will serve as the nucleus of quantum internet development in the US. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
American Museum of Natural History |
The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) requests federal community project funding to help create the Museum's next Space Show in the AMNH Hayden Planetarium. |
New York County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Coordinated Care Services, Inc. (Fiscal Sponsor) |
Funds will also support safe housing subsidies and wraparound supports for gun violence victims being relocated to safe housing and being provided court support. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
National Network for Safe Communities (NNSC) |
Funding will allow NNSC to conduct a quantitative and qualitative analysis of serious violence of the incarcerated, and will uncover what types of serious violence the jail population has engaged in over the last three years in Monroe County; develop an implementation strategy based on the findings of the analysis; and provide initial training to the Monroe County partners on how to implement the strategy. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce |
The project purpose is to support and unite the struggling small business sectors and related not-for-profit community-based organizations to better survive the multiple challenges and economic losses presented by ever-growing public safety issues and concerns (real and imagined). |
New York County |
NY |
$1,115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany, SUNY |
The University at Albany, State University of New York (UAlbany) requests $2,100,000 in the FY23 Commerce, Justice, Science Appropriations Act to continue and expand work on a dedicated Vertical Sensing Evaluation Initiative in New York to study the planetary boundary layer, which is one of the next frontiers of weather and climate science that must be advanced to better predict and understand climate change and extreme weather events. This effort also has direct relevance to wind strength measurements needed in New York's inland and coastal regions for both the siting of new wind energy generation installations as well as real-time monitoring for load forecasts that are needed to facilitate integration of increasing amounts of wind and solar energy power onto state and regional electric grids. |
Albany County |
NY |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Park Trust |
Hudson River Park Trust will perform marine habitat enhancement and conduct research within its designated Estuarine Sanctuary, consistent with its mission under the Hudson River Park Act and commitments made in the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation-approved Estuarine Sanctuary Management Plan. |
New York County |
NY |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
Expansion of our street camera program to prevent and investigate criminal activity, at the request of constituent demand. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
The Cadet Program is intended to work with inner city young adults who have recently graduated high school, completed the Junior Cadet Program, and are still not eligible to become Police Officers. The program will offer fitness and academic training to prepare young adults to enter the Police Academy with a high probability for success. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Niagara County Sheriff's Office |
Niagara County is seeking to use new technology to identify vehicles using Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR).
|
Niagara County |
NY |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
CNY Defense Alliance |
The Smart-X IoT Living Lab will be an open and collaborative environment where vendors and developers can integrate, test, experiment and demonstrate their smart technology capabilities. |
Oneida County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse University |
Funding requested here will support a multi-year study of the dynamics underpinning smart, connected cities. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) |
The New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) seeks funding to directly support physical repairs to original spacecraft artifacts and curriculum/research-based enhancements to launch the first STEM pre-school in the nation right here at the Hall of Science, this fall.
|
Queens County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
The proposed multiscale Computed Tomography (CT) facility at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) will assist in the development of new technologies to advance Women's Health, address bone loss in space, and spur/facilitate new diagnostic and biomedical research in areas of osteoporosis, diabetes, cancer, and regenerative medicine. |
Rensselaer County |
NY |
$955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Park Trust |
The Hudson River Park Trust is requesting funding to research the environmental benefits of habitat enhancement features being installed at the Gansevoort Peninsula and to provide hands-on educational programming and stewardship for NYC communities and students.
|
New York County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity |
Funds will be used to launch the New York Center for Smart Cities (NYC4SC). The NYC4SC will serve as a center of excellence designed to accelerate innovation that meets government and community-based challenges that can be resolved through new digital applications and data science. Using a public-private partnership model, NYC4SC will foster innovation through the development, testing, and deployment of applications for both municipal and private / commercial use. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Medaille College |
Funds will be used to complete renovation of existing Vet Tech laboratories and to purchase state-of-the-art equipment to be used by students in labs. |
Erie County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Roosevelt Cultural & Arts Community Foundation |
The Roosevelt Cultural and Arts Community Foundation is proposing collaborative partnering to connect the shared experiences of Indigenous, African-Descendants and Latinx Communities throughout Long Island thru restorative visual art, film, music, movement therapy, sound, lectures, exhibits, special collections, reenactments and collaborative traditions, while acting as a transformative agent and start-up for creatives and community-based stakeholders addressing equity in affordable housing; food insecurities; unhealthy living zones and health & wealth disparities within Long Island's Black & Brown Communities. |
Nassau County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Justice Innovation Inc/Center for Court Innovation |
Community Youth Violence Intervention Initiative staff will work to accomplish the following objectives: 1) implement a Community Youth Violence Intervention Initiative that effectively leverages the services of local social service providers; 2) reengage disconnected emerging adults from the community and support their enrollment and completion of socioemotional, educational, and economic services; 3) improve the economic self-sufficiency and stability of emerging adults by increasing opportunities for educational completion and job-driven employment opportunities; 4) improve the prosocial, life skills, future orientation, and self-identified goals of participants; and 5) improve behavioral and community violence outcomes (including firearm and violent crime related arrests) within the emerging adult population.
|
Westchester County |
NY |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
WORC Justice Services |
The organization would like to expand out funding to continue to provide relocation services for our clients who are domestic violence survivors. |
Nassau County |
NY |
$638,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Garden of Hope, Inc. |
GOH projects to achieve the following goals in various types of services to violence victims among Chinese immigrant community: (1) Raise the awareness about crime to the Chinese immigrant public in NYC so that they are aware of victims' rights and available resources; (2) Reach out and empower socially isolated Chinese immigrant victims with messages of hope with services to help reduce future victimizations; (3) Provide culturally specific and language appropriate victims services include helpline, chatline, crisis intervention, case management, advocacy, counseling, support groups, shelter, legal assistance and translational services for law enforcement interviews, court appearances and access to various public and private assistances. |
Queens County |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead, NY |
The Manhasset Bay Restoration Project will combine shoreline restoration and green infrastructure at Sunset Park in the Village of Port Washington on the Manhasset Bay and Long Island Sound coast, with green infrastructure on the North Hempstead Town Dock which is soon to be reconstructed with FEMA resources after major damage from Hurricane Sandy, and with oyster reseeding and restoration in the Manhasset Bay. |
Nassau County |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of New Rochelle |
The new Remington Clubhouse is replacing our outdated Clubhouse while increasing capacity enabling us to service more youth in need. It will be the first Youth Center built in New Rochelle in the past 40 plus years. |
New Rochelle |
NY |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Harrison |
Presently, the Park is not user-friendly and lacks connectivity and accessibility. It also needs equipment updates (playgrounds, public picnic facilities, etc.), beautification, and waterfront access restoration closed to the public for the past several decades.
The Town has been unable to properly plan for a cohesive and comprehensive restoration of the degraded public space and is requesting funding from OPRHP to do so. The project scope will include hiring a consultant to produce plans, designs, and construction alternatives, taking into account community feedback and public needs. |
Harrison |
NY |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mosholu Preservation Corporation |
Support for business technical assistance working one-on-one with businesses to bring them into the 21st century with technology, which is very resource and time intensive. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$1,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Arts Business Collaborative, Inc. |
Funding will be used to improve access to capital, networks, and knowledge for arts businesses by and for communities of color through culturally-specific technical assistance programs and services and action-oriented research. |
Queens County |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
ViequesLove |
This proposal is designed to build on the existing capabilities and platforms ViequesLove has already created to establish better communications and coordination that will be the foundation of a coalition hub to support Vieques.
|
Vieques |
PR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Hispanic Federation |
Hispanic Federation’s Crear y Crecer su Negocio Small Business Support Initiative will provide a wide range of technical assistance programming and tools to strengthen the growing Latino small business community. |
Kings County |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Evergreen Inc. Your North Brooklyn Business Exchan |
The Resilient Recovery program provides technical assistance and education to small businesses in the industrial and manufacturing sector in Brooklyn to help them grow and provide family supporting jobs to working class New Yorkers. |
Kings County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Scenic Hudson |
The "Route 9-Westchester RiverWalk Transit Connector"("Transit Connector") is planned as an ADA-compliant facility that will enable pedestrian and bicycle access between Route 9 neighborhoods and businesses and Tarrytown Station. Tarrytown Station is a multi-modal transportation hub with Hudson Line commuter rail service to Manhattan, Westchester, Putnam, and Dutchess Counties, as well as Bee Line Bus service throughout Westchester County, and Lower Hudson Transit Link, which provides bus service between Rockland County, Tarrytown and White Plains. |
Tarrytown |
NY |
$2,798,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lloyd |
Funding needs as part of this public transportation capital improvement project include costs associated with construction operations and required State and Federal inspection/construction monitoring services. Final design plans, along with all State and Federal approvals have been completed, with this project recently conducting a public bidding process in March 2022 that identified a need for additional funds to complete construction. The designed project improvements provide the essential elements to complete the project objectives. |
Lloyd |
NY |
$2,144,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Kingston & Ulster County |
The Y needs to reopen its Child Watch Center. Students enrolled in State University of New York - Ulster County Community College's, New Start for Women need their children watched while they are in classes. The Y is specifically tailoring the hours of the Child Watch Center to their course schedule. Thus, this funding is workforce development.
The YMCA buildings date to the 1970's. Some exercise studios and the track are now accessible only by stairs. This is an issue for seniors and people with disabilities. The Y needs to build an elevator to ensure equal access. Increasing access to year-round places to exercise will aid pandemic recovery and encourage life-long healthy habits. |
Kingston |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
The project addresses the lack of adequate sidewalk and railroad crossing facilities in a city neighborhood where a higher percentage of people in lower socioeconomic levels live. It will connect to other transportation infrastructure projects that are currently taking place including the Kingston Greenline, which is a network of rail trails, complete streets, and linear parks; and the Empire State Trail. |
Kingston |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tompkins County |
If awarded, funds will be used to provide various interior and exterior building upgrades to two existing 10-bay T-hangars and two existing 6-bay T-hangars. Improvements would consist of upgrading the lighting systems to LED, adding insulation to the walls and doors, upgrading the roof system to address snow and ice buildup, and rehabilitating the asphalt pavement areas around the hangar buildings. |
Ithaca |
NY |
$607,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tompkins County |
This is a preservation highway re-surfacing project for 5.25 miles of Class 6 Minor Arterial 6000 AADT road. The proposed preservation measures may extend the useful life for 10-15 years. CR 105 lies in the Towns of Dryden and Groton in the Northeast of Tompkins County. |
Tompkins County |
NY |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Finger Lakes ReUse, Inc. |
This project will help support the development of a network of reuse “hubs and exchanges” for used materials throughout upstate New York, including the first “hub” - defined as a large processing and distribution facility to sufficiently manage marketable used materials that are currently landfilled or incinerated in the Southern Tier/Finger Lakes region, as well as create quality jobs and green workforce development opportunities, and provide technical assistance and critical start-up funding to at least 5 New York State communities to develop their own sustainable reuse operations - starting, as Finger Lakes ReUse did, with “exchanges” or retail outlets where the public may also drop off their unwanted quality used items.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$534,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Trumansburg |
The existing EMS station is not adequate for all of the staff and shared space as is. The Village did look into repurposing the existing facility, but no matter the changes within the same space, it was ultimately not a long-term viable solution for the Village. The Fire department will also use this space and it also continues to grow in coverage area. |
Trumansburg |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ulysses |
The project proposed is for design and construction of a culvert located on Town-owned Curry Road. The culvert, built circa 1950, in form and function constitutes a bridge- however its State designation and BIN number were removed at some point in the 1990’s. This structure has an annual average daily traffic count of 200 vehicles, and is located in the heartland of the area's agricultural business community. As evaluated by design engineers, who have been approved for bridge design through the Local Design Services Agreement Program, this culvert requires full replacement due to its structural condition, hydraulic inadequacies, and is considered Scour Critical. |
Ulysses |
NY |
$1,363,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Interfaith Nutrition Network |
The INN has served 15 million meals since inception, 39 years ago. CTC has now served over 9,000 guests and had 61,844 visits since starting operation in 2016. The volume of visits grew by 17,669 in 2021 despite there being a pandemic. The visitor growth has meant that CTC has increased the hours of operation, and needs more space for volunteers and staff to see the guests. The INN guests continue to stabilize their lives through access to employment opportunities and public assistance benefits.
The INN will use this federal funding to renovate a newly acquired building to accommodate both the expansion of existing and the creation of new programs that will meet the needs of our growing guest population. In addition to the new 20,950 square foot building, the INN campus includes a 9,500 square foot soup kitchen, a 2-story 5,600 square foot social services building, and a 9,800 square foot warehouse. The social services building also houses the Center for Transformative Change (CTC), our clothing boutique and a room used for mental health counseling. These spaces are undersized and cannot meet growing service demands, and the building is not fully handicap accessible. The renovation of the new building will allow The INN to provide the following services:
Expanded CTC with adequate handicap accessible space for our staff to meet individually with guests to develop plans of action that are custom tailored to meet their specific social services needs
Provide sleeping pods for temporary respite for guests during operating hours
Expanded Clothing Boutique with adequate space to develop a new Dressed for Success work attire program
New clinic space that will enable our partner organizations to provide medical, mental health, and substance abuse counseling services on site, thereby eliminating transportation challenges that are often difficult for guests to overcome
New training suite for use in workforce development programs that will help the guests move toward a more stable future. |
Hempstead |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ithaca |
Partners in the Ithaca area are trying to build an inter-connected system of shared-use paths to connect neighborhoods, state and local parks, schools, and economic centers to improve mobility for everyone, to address climate change and energy use with more walking and biking trips, to improve physical and mental health outcomes, and to increase quality of life. This funding would allow the community to fill a significant urban gap in this 20+ mile network while also spurring redevelopment of a brownfields site on South Hill. |
Ithaca |
NY |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Cayuga County, NY |
Funds will be used by the County Clerk to digitize all permanent paper records, microfilm, maps and books in the County archives. |
Cayuga County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Monroe County Clerk's Office |
To significantly digitize, index, and verify historical deeds recorded in Monroe County to make them more readily accessible to the public through the Monroe County Clerk's online document database system. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sullivan County |
The rail trail build out will help alleviate this strain by adding an attractive venue for outdoor enjoyment, while also stabilizing neighborhoods and communities, generating property and sales tax revenue, supporting small business development and job creation, and providing a valued quality of life amenity for residents. |
Sullivan County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Monroe Community College |
This project will support the MCC's mission to support the community through access to affordable academic programs, that inspire diverse students to transform their lives and communities, while driving regional economic development, and building community engagement and understanding. |
Rochester |
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midtown Utica Community Center |
The Midtown Utica Community Center (MUCC) is requesting funding for the renovation of our community center. Our MUCC building (the former All Saints Episcopal at 40 Faxton St.) requires maintenance. We seek your support for extensive building renovations that will enhance the multi-purpose space needed to work together for a better Utica. The revitalized space will include a dance studio, performance space, recording studio, and flexible spaces for meetings and clinics. |
Utica |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Children's Museum of the East End |
CMEE is applying for federal funding to execute the procurement of equipment and construction of the actual play space. Our organization has the financial resources, experience, and expertise to program the space once completed. CMEE has dedicated extensive financial resources to outreach programming including the Museum’s food pantry founded in March 2020 and numerous COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics and educational outreach. Competitive funding is required to complete the Play for All Project. |
Bridgehampton |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Livingston County Development Corporation |
Recruit new business that will enhance the existing business mix and create jobs.
|
Livingston County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester Lead Service Line Replacement |
The City of Rochester's Department of Environmental Services has developed a plan to use a portion of the City's ARPA Local Fiscal Recovery Fund to advance a Lead Service Line Replacement (LSLR) program throughout the City. As of January 1, 2021, there are 25,783 lead, lead lined, and galvanized water services in the City. Studies consistently show that lead containing service materials are the primary source of lead in drinking water. |
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
Funding requested by the City of Hornell would be used to repair and expand the aging municipal skatepark located at Shawmut Park to ensure the safety of residents and visitors. |
Hornell |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Long Island University |
The Society of Presidential Descendants is housed at Long Island University in Nassau County. LIU is working to update and renovate a space on campus to display archived materials from former Presidents' personal collections, including correspondence, journals, and other historical records. |
Nassau County |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority |
By standing up its own police force, SYR will be able to tap into the pool of retired officers to maintain a stable workforce. Specific locker rooms for officers, equipment storage, weapons locker and evidence rooms are some of the requirements that must incorporated. SYR will need to acquire uniforms, equipment, weapons and radios to support the daily duties. Implementing officer training programs and development of required policy and procedures to meet regulatory standards are activities that necessitate the expertise of external resources to complete prescribed programs and documents. Space and technology deficiencies have created a 3-4 week delay in background checks. Concessionaires and below wing operators are unable to fill vacant positions quickly, diminishing the services provided. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County |
The current road surface is approaching the end of its life; potholes and widespread cracks are developing in areas with poor drainage. The northern section requires isolated pavement repairs prior to milling and resurfacing. The southern section exhibits worse distress and requires areas of full-depth repair. There are 20 culverts in need of major rehabilitation or replacement.
|
Geneseo |
NY |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
The City of Hornell would like to request funds to complete the update and reconstruction of Veteran's Memorial Park. The City of Hornell was awarded $427,500 by the NYS Environmental Protection Fund but that project was estimated using 2018 construction numbers. Now that the project is in design phase the City of Hornell has discovered that this project will be significantly more costly that initially estimated. The requested funds would be used to cover unanticipated Covid-19 overages to rehabilitate four tennis courts, replace a wading pool with a "sprayground" and fixing the cracked pool deck, retrofit lighting with energy efficient alternatives, renovate the public bathrooms and replace the roof of the concession stand, remove an outdated handball court to make room for a basketball court and add a "family" changing room to the locker rooms at the pool. These changes will make the park safer and more accessible to people of all ages as well as reduce maintenance costs of annually fixing run-down equipment. |
Hornell |
NY |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Margaret Woodbury Strong Museum (DBA The Strong) |
The Strong seeks funding to digitize and create equitable access to one of its most unique and at-risk archival collections: Playthings magazine. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$493,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiative Support Corporation |
LISC is seeking FY 2023 Congressionally Directed Spending to immediately launch a third round of our Small Business Relief and Recovery Fund. With these funds, LISC NYC will deploy grants ($10,000 each) as a lifeline to 200 minority-owned small businesses, paired with targeted technical assistance (on topics such as marketing, business planning, and how to access additional funding) that we will provide through our partners—an established network of 16 community-based organizations and the New York City Department of Small Business Services. |
Across 5 Boroughs of NYC |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Potsdam |
Potsdam seeks $2,888,933 in CDS assistance to undertake the substantial renovation of the 50-year-old Pine St. Arena at Sandstoner Park to include the construction of an 8,900 square foot addition. The arena suffers from masonry deficiencies, climate control issues, is not fully ADA compliant and marginally meets the needs of modern active recreational programming. The proposed renovation and addition will provide a new heated community room with a kitchenette, restroom facilities, 5 new multi-purpose locker rooms, a ticket window/ice skate rental room, office and lobby space. Potsdam currently uses the arena for its summer youth recreation program, youth hockey, figure skating and indoor pickleball. The arena is also used by community groups such as the Orchestra of Northern New York and the Humane Society for fundraisers.
Potsdam envisions a modern recreational facility that in addition to providing the services outlined above, will function as a real community recreation center. The renovated arena will provide appropriate space for a multitude of new activities that can't be accommodated in the existing arena, including yoga classes weight training and other wellness programming. Existing programs such as the summer recreation program would benefit from having smaller spaces in the multi-purpose locker rooms for age appropriate activities. |
Potsdam |
NY |
$2,889,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will design the taxiway reconfiguration/extension, along with designing any environmental mitigation measures, coordination with outside permitting agencies, and application of all wetland permits necessary. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Niagara Falls Public Library |
The Niagara Falls Public Library's (NFPL) Local History Department (LH) is seeking funding for an extensive inventorying, cataloging, and partial rehousing project to make our materials and collections more accessible to all. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$318,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This project will fund the construction of affordable single and two-family homes in the City of Syracuse. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle, Inc |
Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle (BGCNR) is requesting $375,000 for renovations to the Mascaro Clubhouse to expand services to meet the needs of the youth in the community. New Rochelle, like many communities, is in growing need-of support for young people beyond the four walls of their school settings and their personal households. |
New Rochelle |
NY |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army Empire State Division |
The Empire State Division is continually seeking ways to improve resources and implement our mission in creative, practical ways. The goal of reaching more people, bringing hope and improving the lives of those we serve requires adapting our existing model to a more direct and integrated approach. It is for this reason that we have established a Mobile Mission Center (MMC) out of The Salvation Army Massena location bringing the strength of The Salvation Army to rural communities that are distant from our Corps and Service Centers.
|
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$161,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ithaca |
The shovel ready project will complete design and construction of a 4,000 square foot addition to the Cass Park Reception Building, the hub of the 84 acre City park and the community center for the municipal ice rink and Olympic sized pool. The Reception Building at Cass Park has been recommended for renovation and expansion as early as 1986 in a Feasibility Report conducted by Fred H Thomas Associates. This recommendation was echoed in a 2002 Building Assessment Report conducted by Thomas Associates and the City of Ithaca's Parks and Recreation Master Plan completed in 2018.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Orangetown |
This project calls for critically needed safety improvements to the Palisades, New York corridor of 9W to correct a long history of dangerous traffic patterns and traffic conditions at the Oak Tree Road and Route 9W in Palisades, NY. The Town of Orangetown is seeking $5,000,000 to cover the design, permitting, and construction of an NYS DOT-approved roundabout. Located in the Town of Orangetown in Rockland County, the historic hamlet of Palisades is a gateway to New York State. From the New York City/New Jersey area, Palisades is the first entry into NYS and an essential and significant thoroughfare to all points north along RT9W and the NYS Thruway and points to the west by way of Oak Tree Road. NYSDOT (2019) Traffic Volume Report shows that the annual average daily traffic (AADT) is 9314, meaning thousands of people use the intersection daily. |
Orangetown |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Society of the United Helpers |
United Helpers is a vital provider of an array of post-acute and community-based services. We seek to strengthen our organization in part by renovating the former Adult Home in Ogdensburg into market-rate one- and two-bedroom apartments for short- and long-term leases.
Our area suffers from a stark lack of quality rentals, in Ogdensburg and St. Lawrence County. Area businesses have difficulty attracting employees from out of the area for this reason, and acute-care providers struggle to house needed traveling health care workers. People independently interested in relocating to a more peaceful setting also only rarely find quality rental residences. UH's former Adult Home is a two-story facility with a view of the St. Lawrence River. Future tenants are already calling from near and far to ask about availability.
We seek to renovate this property into quality apartment space that we will lease to current and future community members, so that we can never waver in our mission of providing our unique array of care, including skilled nursing, assisted living, speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, market-rate senior housing, certified home health care, subsidized senior and disabled housing, care coordination, mental health clinics, transitional and supported housing for people experiencing mental illness, and residences and support for people with developmental disabilities and brain injuries. |
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Historic Hudson Valley |
Federal funding would close the gap due to rising construction costs from COVID for this shovel-ready highway improvement project. The project is on the NYS STIP to remediate for vehicular and pedestrian safety. |
Pocantico Hills |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hillsdale, NY |
The funds will be utilized to replace the failing West End Bridge on West End Rd. in the Town of Hillsdale, NY as the bridge has received citation from the NYS Department of Transportation due to its highly visible points of failure. It is the only bridge structure owned by the Town of Hillsdale.
|
Hillsdale |
NY |
$576,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Visiting Nurses Association of Central New York, I |
Currently, nearly 20% of the population of Rome, NY is sixty-five and older, with the numbers projected to grow by another 9% by 2026. With almost one-third of the population being 65 or older, the need for affordable senior housing in Rome, NY is evident. The transformation of the Beeches into a senior living community will not only provide accessible, affordable housing for the residents but is also taking a vacant property that is at risk of becoming blighted and turning it into a benefit for the entire community. Most individuals who move into a senior living community are from the local community. They move to a senior living community for a multitude of reasons including, less property maintenance, accessibility (there current home no longer meets their needs as they age), access to amenities, socialization, safety and security, personal care and healthcare options. They tend to be more active, happier, healthier, and are able to live independently longer. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Franklin County Highway Department |
The project will replace a structurally deficient bridge, significantly improve hydraulic resilience and improve a very dangerous blind intersection. |
Franklin County |
NY |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Responsive to Our Community |
Turning Vacant Buildings in Syracuse Into Affordable Housing For Victims of Domestic Violence.
The impetus for this request is the astronomical increase in building material costs over the last two years. These increased costs have severely impacted our mission to rehab dilapidated buildings in Syracuse. We are currently rehabbing two buildings on South Salina Street in the Valley area, and, unfortunately, had one building broken into in January 2022 that resulted in ten sets of kitchen appliances that had been purchased and were temporarily being stored there, stolen. This has been reported to Syracuse PD who indicated they will not be recovered.
In addition, this funding is needed as we pay our carpentry trainees minimum wage throughout their three-month training period and then place them with the local union hall that provides them with an opportunity for long-term, gainful employment. While we are currently operating with funding from a New York State grant, we would like to continue to grow our operation to rehab more buildings as the demand for affordable apartment housing is at an all-time high in the Syracuse area. Shelters are filled and Vera House, the Salvation Army, and Catholic Charities are continually in touch with us asking for available rental units for their clients. This funding would greatly help us fulfill our mission to help two highly vulnerable groups of people in our community. |
Liverpool |
NY |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Lawrence County Department of Highways |
The existing bridge is in poor condition and exhibits several structural deficiencies. In addition, the existing bridge is misaligned relative to the stream channel. |
Canton |
NY |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RUPCO, Inc. |
RUPCO will convert a 145-room hotel to approximately 81 units of permanent supportive housing located at 114 Route 28 in the Town of Ulster, NY. There will be approximately 11 three-bedroom apartments, 21 two-bedroom apartments, 24 one-bedroom apartments, and 25 studios. Special emphasis will be placed on moving families and individuals out of long-term hotel/motel placements and into permanent housing. The target populations for this project will be homeless individuals or families with unmet housing needs and have serious mental illness (SMI), substance use disorders (SUD), veterans with honorable discharge, victims of domestic violence, HIV, re-entry, young adults (18-24), and the chronically homeless. |
Ulster County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Bellport |
PROJECT DESCRIPTION & ESTIMATE:
The Village maintains 3 street-end parcels that terminate at the coastline of Howell's Point. The recurrence interval of coastal flooding has increased. The public project includes:
Otis Lane Street End:
Reconstruct the existing erosion protection structure raising the overall height 18 inches, which will allow the upland grade elevation to be equally raised. To mitigate point source pollution, the project includes installing inlets, underground shallow containment to capture oils/contaminants, salt-water tolerant plantings and bushes to reduce wave damage.
Thornhedge Road:
Reconstruct the existing erosion protection structure, replacing the bulkhead with a low-sill structure and soft shoreline measures. The secondary upper protection system relocates the street end landward while increasing the elevation. To mitigate point source pollution, the project includes installing inlets and underground shallow containment to capture oils/contaminants.
South Howells Point Road:
The existing street end shall be relocated landward with the existing low-lying grade cleared with native vegetation planted. A stone structure shall be installed along the shoreline to break the wave energy. Access to the beach shall be maintained via a narrow elevated walkway extending to a platform and stairs.
Howells Creek:
The Village initiated a study of Howell's Creek with engineers recommending a comprehensive approach to reduce the siltation at the mouth along with erosion protection elements along the creek itself. |
Bellport |
NY |
$3,312,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saratoga Regional YMCA |
Since 2011 the Senior Center's population served has more than quadrupled, as have programs and services, ultimately outgrowing its current space. The expansion will allow the Senior Center to continue to meet and expand the present demand with high quality programs and services and to assist more seniors via the YMCA campus. This partnership with the Y creates synergy through collaboration with a similar mission-based organization, reduced duplication of services and expenditures, and ultimately provides enhanced services for all Saratoga County residents.
Through extensive market studies and needs assessments, it has been identified that the Y is in dire need of expanding wellness and health services to the Saratoga community. Also, as the demand for out-of-school time grows, the Y needs additional space for our licensed programs. The addition would include an additional gymnasium to serve these needs, while also allowing for expanded youth programming year-round. |
Saratoga County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chautauqua County, New York |
The project will repair and rehabilitate an existing 400,000 gallon water storage tank owned by the North County Industrial Water District, a district of Chautauqua County, that serves the North Chautauqua County Industrial Park located in the Towns of Dunkirk and Sheridan. The tank serves to supply potable waterand water for fire suppression for industrial, commercial and residential customers. |
Chautauqua County |
NY |
$588,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RISE Housing and Support Services |
To address this need, RISE proposes the creation of HOMEBASE - a low-barrier, psychosocial program that will provide a supportive, safe community for disenfranchised, vulnerable citizens to simply exist and be accepted. Addressing a key social determinant of health, isolation, this program model has been proven to result in positive health outcomes and is substantially more cost-effective than other mental-healthcare approaches.
As crucial psychosocial program funding was eliminated over a decade ago by the New York State Office of Mental Health, an alternative source of support is needed. |
Saratoga Springs |
NY |
$2,358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fayette |
The Town of Fayette would like to create a new water district (water district #8) that will help the economic development of the Town and create a safer Town of Fayette. The Town has been investigating what options would be best for a public water system for their businesses and residents. The Town plans on extending water service along Leader, NYS Route 96, Kime Road, East Lake Road, Learch Road, MacDougal Road, Yost Road, and Poormon Road. Several residents in the area have been nervous about their threatened, private wells and businesses have expressed the desire to have public water and increased fire protection. Improvements in this project include the installation of 35,000 linear feet of 12-inch diameter water main and 41,100 linear feet of 8-inch water main and will include a master meter, booster pump station, main line isolation, and fire hydrant assemblies. |
Seneca County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Housing Development Corporation |
Project will be used to meet relocation needs of the chronically homeless and disabled into permanent housing. It will also be used to teach households how obtain, maintain, and manage income (including employment for those that can work), support their treatment choices to manage their disability, teach them skills to remain stably housed and understand their rights as tenants and provide critical transportation resources to meet these goals. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority |
OBPA has proposed a project which would strengthen crucial transportation infrastructure, specifically the Ogdensburg-Prescott International Bridge in Ogdensburg, New York. As a 1.5 mile long suspension bridge linking the United States and Canada in Northern New York State at the St. Lawrence River |
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$32,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WNY Heroes |
After 15 years of assistance to the veteran community, WNYHeroes has outgrown its headquarters. The current location lacks dedicated programming space and is not conveniently located for individuals who lack private transportation. In order to increase service capacity, improve accessibility, and centralize programming, WNYHeroes intends to develop a new headquarters in an area of Buffalo that would benefit from economic development. |
Erie County |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Bridge Commission |
The Pedestrian Walkway creates an opportunity to bring communities and people together; it connects the two countries and provides a safe space for tourists to travel separated from the roadway vehicles.
The Rainbow Bridge pedestrian/cyclist sidewalk requires rehabilitation of concrete spalls on the walking surface and underside of deck as well as rehabilitation of deteriorated joints to extend the useful life. Supporting structural steel members will be rehabilitated to address corrosion and modification of the walking surface grading is necessary in order to improve drainage. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$805,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of Staten Island |
Catholic Charities of Staten Island (CCSI) plans to renovate Building 4 on our campus to house two of our most important programs:
The first is a Food Pantry to be run by CCSI in collaboration with one of our current tenants, St. Edward's Food Pantry. The pantry is housed in a couple of trailers. The move will allow us to serve many more individuals on Staten Island in a more dignified setting. The pantry would be client-choice in a supermarket-like venue. The remaining space will be used for a food hub and mobile pantry to service the whole of Staten Island. We also need to purchase two more mobile pantry vans in order to expand our delivery to underserved areas.
The other half would be centralized programming space for our Day Habilitation for special needs adults, our Supported Employment (SEMP) program with employment training and support services, and our Supplemental Day Habilitation (Afterschool) youth program. This program provides homework help, life skills training, physical education, nutrition education, and social skills development. |
Richmond County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) Weste |
This Congressional earmark will help build a strong pipeline of well vetted, financially and technically feasible, strategic affordable housing projects to address the housing gap. Healthy, stable housing also reduces housing related illness - allowing community members to participate in employment, education, and other community activities. Pre-development feasibility analyses help projects secure the capital the needed for construction and long term operation. Finally, loan repayments will be reinvested in subsequent projects, extending the benefit of the investment for many years to come. |
8 Counties of Western NY |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albany |
Through this proposal, the department would remain open to offer low-risk activities in the event of another surge, as well as continue to serve as a resource space for health educators, officials and partners to a surrounding community that ranks as high need. Additionally, this location sits within an environmental justice area and actively works with residents of all abilities and social-economic statuses. |
Albany County |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York State Thruway Authority |
The New York State Thruway is the main highway linking NY’s major cities from New York to Buffalo. The highway was constructed in the 1950’s and is reaching a critical point where much of its infrastructure approaches the end of its useful life. This stage requires frequent and through inspections of bridges, tunnels, and other infrastructure to both assure structural integrity and prioritize replacement with a constrained construction budget. Current inspection processes, while effective and fully compliant with FHWA requirements, are time consuming and labor intensive limiting the number of inspections that can be performed each year. The current methods also rely on manual documentation of inspection reports limiting the amount of information included in each report. An added benefit is increased inspection crew safety as UAS are flown from the ground without the need to climb into the structure.
|
Onondaga County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority |
SYR will upgrade replace and upgrade the HVAC infrastructure in both the north and south terminals, converting a segmented model into a centralized chiller and heat system to reduce energy usage, provide fresh air flow, and maintain moderate temperatures. New HVAC technology will provide consistent functionality that will easily toggle between heating and cooling options. Automation and streamlined construction will reduce the manual operations and expand the staff with the skills to resolve issues. A significant improvement in efficiency from improved design performance is expected to reduce kWh consumption by 30-40%. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority |
Replacement of 4,600 sq. ft. of windows with cutting edge design, thermal pane, e-glass options would reduce the transmission of cold air and moderate the impact of solar rays on gate hold conditions. Installation of insulated siding on both concourses would exponentially increase the existing R-value further stabilizing temperature swings. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority |
SYR would take the next steps in address the congestion and safety issues created by an access system that has not kept pace with the traffic demands from increased air service. This includes starting the site development by demolishing an abandoned hotel, initiating the engineering design and construction of an access system that accommodates continued passenger growth and incorporates not only traditional transportation methods but also public transportation and emerging technologies such eVTOL. A completed traffic study commissioned by SYR has resulted in a conceptual layout which has been approved by SYR's Board of Directors. This will be the guide followed during the detailed design. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will upgrade illuminated airfield signs, the wind cone, and control tower beacon on the Niagara Falls International Airport air operations area. The improvements will support the safety and capacity of commercial, general, and military aviation activity. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This asphalt is deteriorating and creating FOD and cracking which if left as is, would create unsafe conditions. This area of pavement has also exceeded its useful life. PCI numbers from the Pavement Study are between 29 and 44. |
Erie |
NY |
$972,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
The project will purchase a snow melter than will be used at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BNIA) on the airside, specifically the terminal ramp area. |
Erie County |
NY |
$567,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
Our operating index with the FAA Safety Inspectors is a C-Index. However, we have D-Index size aircraft utilize our airport frequently, but not always in a Commercial Aircraft capacity, which is what is used to determine Airport Index size. We currently have four ARFF vehicles. Two of the four vehicles have surpassed the FAA Advisory Circular (AC) 150/5220-10 E Guide Specification for Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) Vehicles for length of service. Section 1.4 of the AC refers to the average life expectancy on average for an ARFF vehicle is ten to twelve (10-12) years. NFTA will purchase a new ARFF Truck and move current truck into reserve service and remove current reserve truck from inventory. |
Erie County |
NY |
$1,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Auburn |
"Mill and repaving of deteriorated roadway including upgrading traffic signals, road drainage, curbs, sidewalks, and other roadway appurtenances and utility repairs are needed. Improve overall safety of vehicular and pedestrian traffic with a shared bicycle lane, including upgrading traffic signal and handicap ramps at intersections. Project will be designed to meet current FHWA, ADA, SHPO, NYSDOT and local standards.
The roadway has deteriorated due to age, vehicular traffic and loads. State Street is along Route 38 which is a main transportation corridor connecting the City's industrial area to the downtown urban core. This road is in need of repaving to current standards. Need to be sensitive to the historic nature of the area. Improve vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle traffic. Update current traffic markings and signage as they do not meet current standards. " |
Auburn |
NY |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
The project will rehabilitate the 2 existing above-ground NFTA-Metro Rail Church Street Station structures by removing all roofing and other structures except the boarding platform and rebuild a modern station with enhanced weather protection and other customer-friendly enhancements. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$3,164,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lewis County |
The County Route 21 Bridge was constructed in 1933. The structure received a General Recommendation of “4” from the 2018 Biennial Inspection and contains several deficient structural elements. The bridge has exceed its useful service life and requires replacement to alleviate maintenance efforts and restore long-term integrity of the crossing. The project proposes to replace the existing deficient bridge with a new bridge meeting current standards. |
Lewis County |
NY |
$1,789,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
As RGRTA works to meet New York State’s goals of having a 25% zero-emission bus fleet by 2025 and 100% by 2035, the Authority is exploring multiple zero-emission technologies for its fleet. With a focus on electric buses already underway, RGRTA is now working to prepare for Hydrogen Fuel Cell buses. This funding will help us identify and make the necessary infrastructure investments to our existing garage facilities to prepare for that technology. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$1,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
A critical component of RGRTA’s efforts to meet New York State’s zero-emission bus fleet goals for 2025 and 2035, is to build this facility as soon as possible. While the total cost of the facility is $60.7M, this portion of the funding will be used for final design and construction assurance services for the new facility. |
Monroe |
NY |
$3,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
This funding would add shelters at the next tier of bus stops where the volume of customer boardings support shelter placement. Many of these locations are in city neighborhoods. RGRTA would also be able to replace shelters that are damaged or beyond their useful life, which will improve the quality of the public transit experience for thousands of local residents and protect them from the elements throughout the year. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
This would fund a new Automated Voice Annunciator (AVA) system on our buses throughout the Monroe County service area. The AVA system will make it possible for customers to hear automated bus stop announcements, so they know when they have reached their stop or when they should transfer to another route. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Uptown Grand Central |
Taxpayers have been awaiting the Second Avenue Subway for nearly a century now, since the first proposal to build it back in 1929. Delayed by the Great Depression and then decades of competing budget interests, the Second Avenue Subway Phase II is now estimated to cost $6.3 billion, making it one of the most expensive transit projects in the world. The Community Planning Study for the Second Avenue Subway Phase II will generate a neighborhood vision and priorities for the project, to ensure that the plans of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) effectively meet the needs of on-the-ground residents and commuters, and maximize this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the long under-resourced East Harlem and Upper Manhattan to achieve both economic and transit equity. |
New York |
NY |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This would update lighting on Interstate 690 by replacing existing infrastructure, fixtures, poles and bases west of the City. The City of Syracuse which now owns and operates its streetlighting system is responsible for maintenance of interstate street lights within city-limits. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Bridge Commission |
The Lewiston-Queenston Bridge asphalt wearing surface over the structural concrete roadway deck is nearing the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced. The wearing surface will be removed by asphalt milling machine and a new asphalt wearing surface applied. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$3,303,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Ossining |
The Village of Ossining has contracted with engineering & planning firm Creighton Manning to study how Route 9 could be altered via a "Road Diet" to foster better economic development and pedestrian safety, while potentially also adding parking in one or both directions where practicable. Traveling from North to South, the Route 9 corridor changes from two to four lanes at the Cedar Lane intersection and continues at this width throughout the majority of the Village. Working within the existing curb-to-curb width of Route 9, the road diet would balance the corridor for more modes and uses by reallocating some of the space for vehicle traffic to pedestrians, flex space, and new on-street parking for 100 spaces, which is anticipated to boost economic activity. This study includes a technical analysis of the current conditions along Route 9 in Ossining and how, in concert with New York State DOT, the road can be reimagined to break down the divide between the east and west sides of the Village and better connect the two neighborhoods.
The Road Diet will be designed to foster better economic development, enhanced walkability and pedestrian safety, while potentially also adding parking and/or bike lanes in one or both directions where practicable. The design and construction of the road diet would balance the corridor for more modes and uses by reallocating some of the space for vehicle traffic to pedestrians, flex space, and on-street parking, correcting a community divide that was created via Urban Renewal |
Ossining |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Allian |
"Grant funds would be used to transform current railroad infrastructure and practices to support the use of UAS technologies and BVLOS operations. This would include the development and use of commercial services and non-railroad owned spectrum wherever possible. All of which is in line with the Federal Railroad Administration’s (FRA) target to implement UAS command and control within the next 5 years.
The Federal Railroad Administration sponsored project, “Railroad Wireless Communications Roadmap 2020”, conducted by Transportation Technology Center, analyzed railroad wireless communication needs and future uses. A first in estimating and identifying gaps that exist but leaving much discovery in the testing and deployment that will be performed as part of this project." |
Onondaga |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Kiryas Joel |
"There are low rates of auto ownership and trips per household in Kiryas Joel, but rapid growth in users and outdated and incomplete urban two-lane roads present potential to cause safety exposures and congestion. This transformative physical road rehabilitation and intersections operational investment will retrofit the most strained parts of this community's grid, thereby providing for better overall mobility now and extending pedestrian-oriented, high density land use into the future. Kiryas Joel's Highway and Pedestrian Safety Improvements project bolsters intermodalism and complete streets by remediating 23 congested intersections, enhancing sidewalk capacity and achieving universal design. In this rapidly growing community, the intersection upgrades will improve geometry and add new and upgraded signals and one roundabout, add turn lanes, plus underwrite the installation of pedestrian safety accommodations. Together these improvements will provide for safe use of streets and increased capacity within them, which can facilitate steady and reasonable speeds, as well as safe and freer movement. Resources are assigned to rehabilitate subbases and repave routes exhibiting poor conditions, fix layouts, improve street lighting, add modest lane widths, widen existing sidewalks from five to six feet, plus install sidewalks where streets have them only on one side, or where there are no sidewalks at all. There is a need for operational upgrades in roads and intersections in the community's southern tier to help facilitate and manage growth. This project will provide for safe and high throughput in selected intersections, while it upgrades road cross-sections, geometry and completeness to support long-term mobility." |
Kiryas Joel |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clinton County |
Clinton County acquired many buildings when the United States Air Force decommissioned the Plattsburgh Air Force Base, of which many of these buildings were left in disrepair. Federal funding through the FAA-AIP program is limited in its applicability, as the program generally does not support airport building improvement projects other than passenger terminal buildings. Aviation-related building developments and subsequent revenues are a key component to sustaining airport operational expenses, which has been amplified even more as a result of the COVID pandemic. While various state-funded competitive funding programs have been offered, the demands have far outweighed the limited funding that has been awarded to generate a meaningful return on investment. This grant funding will be targeted towards enhancing industrial activity and job creation, while generating a sustainable revenue stream. |
Clinton County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Amherst |
Maple Road is part of the National Highway System and is one of the Erie County's and the Town’s major east/west connectors. The redesign of Maple Road using Complete Street principles will upgrade existing roadway infrastructure and enhance key intersections to increase efficiency and functionality for all users. The project will also reduce safety issues by improving accessibility for pedestrians, bicyclists, and public transit riders while also better directing automobile traffic. |
Amherst |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
These upgrades include overhead lighting in Garages B & C, Operations building sprinkler water feed, Operations building HVAC roof-top units, Operations/Administration building elevators and trench drains and oil water interceptor for Operations building. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$2,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens Society |
A 33,000sf expansion that will include new classrooms, expanded exhibit and events spaces, grow houses, the creation of a butterfly conservatory, and expanded and improved visitor amenities. |
Erie County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) |
The New York Botanical Garden seeks to completely renovate and restore the outdated operations yard into a twenty-first century Worker's Operation Center. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Rochelle |
The proposed Quaker Ridge Road Complete Streets project will address non-compliant ADA issues, lack of multi-modal transportation facilities, traffic congestion, and pavement deficiencies that increase maintenance costs each year.
Funding needs as part of this complete streets capital improvement project include costs associated with construction operations and required State and Federal inspection/construction monitoring services. Final design plans, along with all State and Federal approvals, have been completed. The project is shovel-ready and able to be advertised for public bidding. The essential elements have been itemized with unit prices that are based on recently bid construction projects in similar geographical locations in New York State. |
New Rochelle |
NY |
$5,244,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Emerald Isle Immigration Center |
This federal funding will be used to cover critical costs to match and compliment the funds already raised from other sources and complete the budget required for this project. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Rochelle |
Integral to the success of the New Rochelle Master Plan is the conversion of both Main Street (US-1) and Huguenot Street from one-way operation to two-way operation and the enhancement of pedestrian facilities to make the streets more user friendly. The funding provided by this request will support replacement of aging traffic signal equipment that is increasingly subject to repair needs and safety concerns during outages while also facilitating the conversion of Main and Huguenot Streets to two-way operation between Pintard Avenue and Pratt Street. |
New Rochelle |
NY |
$7,379,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Bronx Community Foundation |
The Bronx Community Foundation is poised to create the new Community Workforce Innovation Development Center. This Center will advance innovation- and talent-focused community development, and propel job creation and inclusive economic growth for Bronx residents.
|
Bronx County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Village of Mamaroneck |
The Village of Mamaroneck is requesting $457,000 to complete the next phase of its Mamaroneck Avenue Pedestrian Safety Improvements project to address existing safety deficiencies that are desperately needed in this heavily trafficked low/moderate income corridor surrounded by several local schools. This project will vastly improve amenities and safe passage for pedestrian/bicycle access in this area and surrounding neighborhoods that rely on Mamaroneck Avenue as a vital connection gateway to other areas of the Village, public transit, the Mamaroneck Avenue School, and the French-American School. These improvements will also promote proper drainage in the area, which is subject to severe flooding. Additionally, in the early 2000s, this area was declared by the Mamaroneck Board of Trustees as a “Slum and Blight” area, and these improvements will positively contribute to the livability and attractiveness of the environment. |
Mamaroneck |
NY |
$457,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Binghamton |
The City of Binghamton is seeking federal funding for improvements and rehabilitation to their neighborhood fire stations. |
Broome County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden |
The historic Music Hall at Snug Harbor closed in 2019 when construction commenced on a new, City-funded adjacent Annex. During construction, the Music Hall itself deteriorated. Water incursion from the roof damaged the interior, necessitating new seats, lighting and carpeting. To reopen, the theater also requires accessibility upgrades to comply with ADA requirements; Staten Island is home to the highest percentage of people with disabilities in New York City.
|
Richmond County |
NY |
$2,736,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cornell Cooperative Extension of Essex County |
This project will promote alternative, sustainable tourism in the Adirondacks with the completion of the Adirondack Cuisine Trails. |
Essex County |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Eden |
The project seeks mitigate traffic impacts through access management techniques that minimize curb cuts and create safe pedestrian networks to the Town's Highschool, Middle School and Elementary School, while connecting the neighborhoods surrounding the schools to the Town's commercial hub and Hamlet Center to create walkable access to small business and grocery needs.
|
Erie County |
NY |
$2,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hamburg, New York |
The proposed project will: [1] Serve as an economic development opportunity through increased tourism in homage to the birth of the hamburger at the 1885 Erie County Fair and [2] Align with the Western New York Regional Economic Development Council Strategic Plan: "A Strategy for Prosperity" as an initiative to invest in unique tourism venues. |
Erie Couny |
NY |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hispanic Heritage Council of WNY, Inc. |
The Hispanic Heritage Council of Western New York, Inc. is planning to build a cultural center dedicated to the preservation and celebration of Hispanic arts and culture in the heart of the Hispanic Heritage District on Buffalo's West Side.
|
Erie County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
The Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA), in partnership with the Western New York Land Conservancy, will transform the 1.5-mile, 40-acre railroad corridor into The Riverline, an iconic, innovative, and inspiring nature trail and greenway in the heart of Buffalo. |
Erie County |
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
TI-CARE, a Connected, Automated, Resilient and Equitable multimodal transportation system will transform Buffalo into a leading national hub for transportation innovation and equity. |
Erie County |
NY |
$2,001,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Troy |
The Marina North Riverwalk section that connects Downtown Troy's employment opportunities to the North Central qualifying census tract, is the most expensive leg of Troy's eventual 7-mile Riverwalk along the entire length of the City. Configuration on two of this segments ten traversed parcels must be of cantilevered construction over the river bank to bypass the existing uses. This requires mobilization of marine equipment to drill and place footings that will support the trail, as well as expensive material to support the structure that is not merely asphalt over base. The balance of this trail segment is constructed on-grad with a more affordable asphalt over base construction.
To the south and north of this segment, the Riverwalk is able to be constructed on-grade across across riverside parcels. Troy continues to construct portions of the Riverwalk along the Hudson, and will add 1 mile this summer in Lansingburgh. |
Troy |
NY |
$4,245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Economic Development Group, Inc |
This project will create a power system demonstration project to educate future electrical workers about the power grid. |
Erie County |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County |
The funding will be used to purchase a Sable System live burn facility as well as a single Open Bay System for New York's North Country. |
Herkimer County |
NY |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum Regional Liaison Organization |
Requested funds will support Advocate Drum's work to advance community-military partnerships that promote the value of Fort Drum and strengthen our local communities and New York State through collaborative relationships and sustainable regional planning; cultivate private sector resources to support military infrastructure, energy security, and conservation; support Fort Drum communities as they address proposed changes in military missions and their potential impact on local and regional economics & culture; help communities create great places for our Service Members, their Families and Veterans to live, work and play. |
Jefferson County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CAMBA Inc. |
This request is for capital improvements at CAMBA's location in Brooklyn which serves as headquarters and the administrative backbone to the organization's 170 social service programs through 90 sites across all five boroughs, serving 70,000 of the most vulnerable New Yorkers a year. |
Kings County |
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Life of Hope |
Improvements to the organization's headquarters will expand learning spaces, provide for deeper programming, house all administrative offices and ultimately be a community resource destination. |
Kings County |
NY |
$39,873,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of the Capital D |
The Troy YMCA was built in 1960 and totals 32,112 square feet. The facility was built to serve the needs of the community at the time, with a small pool and fitness center with basic equipment. In the last few decades, staff have worked diligently to find creative ways to use the existing space for modern day needs including community outreach, new fitness programming, and childcare. However, the building is showing its age. Significant work has been done to keep the building functional, but much more is needed in order to function in the needs of a 21st century community. In its current state, the building pool is not functional, space is not designed for modern group exercise classes (like spin and HIIT), and some areas are not accessible to those with wheelchairs. |
Troy |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Queens Economic Development Co |
This will be the second year of the project that commenced in FY22 During the COVID-19 crisis Queens Together filled a void in existing economic development programs by building bridges that connected local restaurants with food relief efforts in their communities. Most importantly it is crucial in assisting thousands of people confronting food and economic insecurity. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, inc. |
This project will support the creation of permanent, year-round facilities for Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, allowing the organization to significantly expand its ongoing education and outreach programs for public schools, especially those with whom HVSF has had long-term partnerships, including: White Plains, New Rochelle, Peekskill, Port Chester, Newburgh, and Yonkers. Over the past two decades, HVSF has built significant partnerships with schools in each of these communities, all of which are CDBG-eligible. HVSF has proven its commitment to free and affordable programming for K-12 public schools by offering innumerable in-school programs, workshops, touring performances, teaching artist residencies, and professional development opportunities for teachers. The creation of permanent facilities will allow HVSF to—for the first time ever— bring public school students onsite to ensure significantly increased quantity and quality of arts education. In its new home, HVSF will offer unique, intersectional field trips that can include a performance, a nature tour, and arts workshops in partnership with local nonprofits (environmental, indigenous, historical, social justice, etc.). Furthermore, the site of HVSF’s new facilities is in the process of being converted from a private golf course to publicly accessible native greenspace, with natural meadows, wetlands, and wildflower gardens of native plants. This land will be freely accessible to the public, with free parking, public restrooms, ADA-compliant forest walks, and a free shuttle to the nearby Hudson Rail line. Visiting students who might not otherwise have access to such expansive greenspace will be able to make use of this newly accessible land. |
Putnam County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Oswego Industrial Development Agency |
The funds are needed to fill the funding gap in constructing a 30,000 square foot modern flexible industrial facility on the former Nestle site in the City of Fulton, NY. The building will be owned by the County of Oswego Industrial Development Agency and leased to multiple early stage high growth manufacturing companies that will create jobs and investment in a highly distressed area.
|
Fulton |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Storm King Art Center |
The Project addresses the impact of increased visitor demand with a new Welcome Sequence to streamline the arrival into Storm King, as well as the Art Center’s first-ever purpose-built Conservation, Fabrication, and Maintenance Building to protect the safety of staff and the artwork. |
Orange County |
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohel Children's Home and Family Services |
This capital project will construct classrooms, conference rooms, reception locker rooms, computer training rooms, kitchen and dining areas (to teach self-sufficiency), a simulated office, and storage facilities for the PROS Day Program and the Prevocational and Supported Employment Program. |
Kings County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fifth Avenue Committee, Inc. |
This project will renovate the FAC Center for Community Development |
Kings County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Middletown, NY |
The YMCA of Middletown is requesting $654,511 in federal funding to make necessary capital improvements to YMCA’s Camp Robbins, located at 131 North Drive in Walden, NY. The requested funding will be used to weatherize and renovate existing buildings, upgrade the well and septic systems for winter use, and make repairs to the parking lot and camp roads, as well as adding educational components like a greenhouse and boat dock. The capital improvements will create local jobs, and enable the YMCA to serve youth and families in the surrounding communities year-round. |
Orange |
NY |
$655,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater Rochester |
Funding is being requested for construction of a community services facility to provide critical programming of childcare, aging adult services, family services, drowning prevention, healthcare and physical/mental health wellness activity. This project will result in the creation of a new YMCA community facility in the City of Canandaigua. |
Ontario County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Canandaigua |
The City of Canandaigua is a tourist destination that is in need of improved public transportation to connect visitors to key sites to ensure positive experiences via ease of navigation that will result in increasing business for local shops, restaurants and breweries. |
Canandaigua |
NY |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Churches United For Fair Housing, Inc. |
This funding will support Churches United For Fair Housing (CUFFH)'s housing related services that help families find and maintain affordable housing, combat landlord harassment and displacement, and access resources that help prevent and fight back against other threats to housing.
|
Kings County |
NY |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Geneva Family YMCA |
Our project will renovate and expand the Geneva Family YMCA's existing aging and cramped building by over 10,000 square feet, creating a safe and secure facility, while allowing for increased programs and services for our community to better meet the current and future needs. Our Y is a cornerstone within our community and has diligently served children, families, adults and seniors since 1870. Very few people residing in the greater Geneva area have not had their families touched in some way by the Geneva YMCA. This project will ensure the Geneva Y can continue offering quality childcare, youth sports, life-saving aquatics programs, health and wellness programming and social outlets to our community for the next 150 years. |
Geneva |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men’s Christian Association of Greater New Y |
This funding would enable the Y to construct two new state-of-the-art facilities. |
Kings County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Housing Authority |
The City of Syracuse, Syracuse Housing Authority, and several local partners have embarked on the New 15th Ward/East Adams Neighborhood, in alignment with the planned deconstruction of Interstate 81. The project will deliver more than 1,500 units mixed-income housing and high quality neighborhood amenities. Even while we're awaiting a decision from HUD on whether this project will benefit from HUD Choice Neighborhood Initiative grant, we're beginning the housing component of our 10-year transformation plan. Because of the magnitude of The Viaduct Project, we're already working to break ground on our first phases of this plan in FY2023. We have a critical need to fund resident relocation demolition, and environmental remediation. This would allow us to mitigate I-81 deconstruction's impact, environmental and otherwise, on our residents and ensure the smoothest process possible for our community. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$15,888,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Green-Wood Historic Fund |
Green-Wood respectfully requests funding for the construction of a 19,500 sq. ft. Education and Welcome Center, located across the street from Green-Wood Cemetery's Entrance. |
Kings County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity |
"This project includes the following strategies:
Healthcare Workforce Industry Partnership: Convene multiple stakeholders to address regional healthcare workforce issues through a coordinated approach to education, training, and career advancement. Goals: increase talent supply and worker retention; collect data and evaluate; and drive sustainability.
“Health Train”: Retool and scale Health Train, collaborating with community-based organizations to recruit and support un-and-underemployed individuals who demonstrate the potential for career success in healthcare. Individuals would be referred to healthcare work readiness, training, and certification programs aligned with employer demand. Employers would engage with and interview candidates, and service providers would provide wrap around support (e.g., transportation, legal supports, etc.).
Frontline Worker Retention/Learning: Develop customized strategies to increase worker retention, including: employer-based job coaches; training and professional development for supervisors (e.g., trauma-informed management; Racial Equity/Inclusion training); career pathway exploration for incumbent workers; and frontline and semi-skilled incumbent worker training and support leading to enhanced training and certifications to access more skilled positions over time.
K-12 Pipeline: An industry partnership task force consisting of employers, the Syracuse City School District, OCM BOCES, and Onondaga Community College would design K-12 Career and Technical Education programming leading to community college level career training, or direct placement into frontline jobs with career advancement/professional development.
Marketing/Relocation Incentives: Boost advertising to help CNY’s The Good Life CNY campaign reach more prospective job seekers. Travel stipends for international job candidates; incentives and travel reimbursements for incoming employees; and subsidies for spouse placement services will help attract out of state workers.
" |
Onondaga |
NY |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity |
After years of failed efforts, the Allyn Family Foundation and CenterState CEO, in partnership with the City of Syracuse, have an opportunity to acquire the property. It is the shared goal of the project partners to restore the building to its original grandeur, while also creating significant economic opportunities for nearby residents. Federal funding will support the stabilization of the building, specifically costs associated with environmental remediation and shoring up exterior masonry. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Susan B. Anthony House |
The National Susan B. Anthony Museum-House seeks to expand its capacity by constructing a new interpretive center and additional visitor parking. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Center for Community Alternatives, Inc. |
This economic development initiative will increase the capacity of Center for Community Alternatives to provide workforce training for persons with criminal justice involvement, including incarceration, to obtain CCA paid internships and employment opportunities for well paid jobs immediately thereafter in the hospitality or healthcare industries. Funds will pay for personnel in work readiness (Workforce Trainer, Career Services Specialist, Job Development Coordinator, Culinary Instructor); Reentry Advocate for reentry legal services for participants, Supervision, Data and Budget Analysts for analysis of performance metrics, accounting and reporting as well as Fringe for all staff; Work Readiness Stipends equal to minimum wage for participants during their training; Document assistant/supports (RAP sheets), Program Supplies, Line Cook Space costs, Recruitment and Marketing, Travel for participants and staff, Training, Telecommunications, Office Space, Insurance, Office Supplies, and Indirect Costs (Federally negotiated Indirect Rate) for a total request of $429,754. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Discovery Center of Science and Technology, DBA MO |
The Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology, or MOST, has been an important part of the Syracuse community for forty years, but in that time many permanent exhibits have become outdated and obsolete. The MOST is seeking federal funding to install an exhibit for visitors to explore the concept and practice of sustainable agriculture through interactive displays. Funds will be used for physical upgrades (deinstallation of existing exhibit, installation of lighting, flooring, ancillary signage, barriers),interactive Components (a combination of components purchased through vendors or, for smaller pieces, fabricated in-house),development & Production of Content (text and image panels, digital media, curriculum guides), and marketing & Promotion(exhibit opening, school coordination, community involvement). |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Area Community Foundation |
North Star Coalition intends to use federal funds to tangibly improve the lives of New York State residents - especially those who have been left on the economic sidelines. We do this by fostering relationships between Business, Labor, Government and Community organizations so that economic inclusion is centered in all of the recovery work being done in Rochester. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Sleepy Hollow |
The Village of Sleepy Hollow is seeking Appropriations funding through partnership with Representative Jones’ office in the amount of $100,000 to install a parklet at the intersection of Beekman Avenue and Cortlandt Street. The parklet project would convert existing curbside parking spaces at this intersection into a vibrant community space in the heart of the downtown district. Transforming this street with seating, greenery, bike racks, and pavers will accommodate a unmet demand for a thriving neighborhood atmosphere within our existing downtown retail and commercial streets. By design, the parklet will also further public-private partnerships with community stakeholders, including local businesses, residents, the Chamber of Commerce, and neighborhood associations. The Cortlandt Street Parklet will be an invaluable community asset to promote the downtown district both within the community of Sleepy Hollow and as a welcoming attraction to visitors. |
Sleepy Hollow |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater Rochester |
This request is being made for funding to transform existing facilities to high impact Neighborhood Centers that will serve several specific community issues including: food access, social determinants of health, a rapidly aging population, disengaged youth, and youth engaged in risky behavior. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Food Bank of Central New York |
This project, anticipated to begin by 2023, will consist of a 32,740 square foot expansion to our existing structure. This expansion will allow for increased storage for nonperishable foods, several staff offices, as well as a dedicated space for volunteers to sort and pack donated foods for distribution. As the demand for food continues to increase, this expansion will be critical in enhancing and increasing the efficiencies of the ways in which we are able to meet the needs of individuals and families across our service area. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connected Communities, Inc. |
The Hub will be the center of activity in our neighborhood and act as a "front door" for community members to access programs and support services. The Neighborhood Hub will provide navigation services, coordinate with other providers to meet the needs and goals of our residents, and will be responsible for the outcomes of individuals and families living within its area.
|
Monroe County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Freeport |
This proposal is for capital infrastructure improvements to the Village of Freeport waterfront business district. The proposed project is for the construction of a multi-level parking garage and police substation on Woodcleft Ave., (The Nautical Mile), Freeport NY. Project costs include Engineering, inspection and construction. |
Nassau County, Village of Freeport |
NY |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Integrated Community Alternatives Network |
The Family Resource Center will unite two of Central New York’s greatest assets: ICAN’s youth and family programs and the Utica Children’s Museum. A hub for learning, wellness, connectedness, and FUN, this will be the first time that a children’s museum is co-located and partnered with a human services non-profit. This innovative project will bring Central New York a beneficial impact on economy, tourism, and business, as well as mental health, educational, and youth services. |
Oneida County |
NY |
$5,431,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hinge Neighbors Inc. |
Hinge Neighbors will use the funds to rehab an existing Queen Anne-style (1888), multi-family, vacant residence with technological/energy-efficient upgrades, workshop capabilities, affordable housing, and gathering space, with a focus on alternative entrepreneurship, small-scale manufacturing, creative residency, and multicultural event programming. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority |
Childcare is a critical need for working parents and important for economic development and business retention, and Ogdensburg is currently considered a childcare desert with no nearby childcare locations. This project will be conveniently located in the Commerce Park for ease of access for employees at nearby businesses. An investment in this project will help ensure parents have access to affordable, high-quality childcare, that businesses are able to attract and retain talent, and that the region can attract investments from new businesses, aiding the local economy. |
Ogdensburg |
NY |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
The Town of North Hempstead seeks to upgrade the 6.07-acre Bunky Reid Park, adjacent to and part of the Yes We Can Community Center, which is one of the few outdoor park, recreation and wellness spaces for New Cassel and the Village of Westbury. North Hempstead will renew and improve this outdoor community park with a new skate park, community gardens and pollinator areas, and improvements to the deteriorating swimming pool. |
North Hempstead |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Urban League, Inc. |
This project develops and replaces an underutilized New York State-owned site (formerly a parking garage) at 121 West 125th Street, Harlem, USA, creating a 414,337 square feet state-of-the-art mixed-use project. |
New York County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Launch Expeditionary Learning Charter School |
Funds will be used to renovate a 20,000sf building on 1,300 acres of National Park Service land in the middle of Brooklyn. This building will serve as a high school and is the first phase of building out one of the most innovative education campuses in the country, which will ultimately serve 1,000 students daily as well as up to an additional 200 public schools and members of the public. |
New York |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pace University |
These funds are critical to the transformation of the base of the east side of its Lower Manhattan campus at One Pace Plaza and turning the building into a state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center. |
New York City |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
FeedMore WNY |
FeedMore WNY has purchased a 74-acre parcel in Hamburg, NY, the geographic center of the four counties it serves. Preliminary plans call for constructing a 185,000 ft2 building (over 80,000 ft2 more than in current facilities), which will allow for increased efficiencies and productivity, better product utilization, improved logistics and additional leveraging of resources. Investing in this infrastructure also will allow savings of approximately $4 million in one-time maintenance costs and up to $900,000 in annual costs, funding that could be put to work to strengthen and expand its efforts to alleviate hunger. |
Erie County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New-York Historical Society |
The partnership will also increase participation in our Academy for American Democracy, a civics residency for New York City sixth-graders, which provides a thorough understanding of the roots and evolution of America's government at a time of national political discord and uninformed debate. |
New York County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo Heritage Carousel, Inc. |
The Buffalo Heritage Carousel requests Congressional funding to close its capital financing gap currently preventing it from becoming sustainable. Our vision to provide family-oriented recreation with an educational value began in 2003. A 1924 wooden menagerie carousel, carved and manufactured in North Tonawanda, NY has been fully restored on the Buffalo Canalside waterfront to celebrate our region's industrial heritage and present-day clean energy initiatives.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$965,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Street Settlement, Inc. |
For capital improvements, including full interior renovation, upgrades to fire and life safety systems, heating and air conditioning systems, energy efficiency upgrades, security improvements, plumbing improvements, accessibility alterations, program space improvements including new and expanded Early Head Start classrooms, and related equipment, labor and materials, within Grand Street Settlement's 80 Pitt St. Community Center. |
New York County |
NY |
$1,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Visual Arts Research & Resource Center Relating to |
"These funds will be used for capital construction and outfitting of the Institute for Racial and Social Justice in Arts & Culture. The construction is part of a revitalization plan of the City of New York that requires a set-aside of 5000 sq. ft. of space for a cultural facility under the supervision of the NYC Economic Development Corporation. This complex is part of the first city-sponsored Media, Entertainment & Cultural Corridor located in the heart of East Harlem, NY.
The space is leased by this applicant (40 years with option to buy) and now ready for construction between now and 9/30/23. Project management and architectural work began January 1, 2022. The funds will support the "hard" costs of actual construction, the "soft" costs of continued project management, and support of architects, engineers and related personal. In addition, these funds will support the equipment and furniture outfitting of the Institute facility.
When completed, the Institute will serve as a beacon shining a light on, not just the role but the responsibility that the arts & culture community has in addressing racial and social justice. In addition, the Institute, as a facility, will serve as a shared workspace and interactive incubator for artists and other cultural activists, particularly those in communities of color and those severely impacted by pandemic-related underemployment. The incubator will cultivate and promote the growth of community artists’ career trajectory in new media & technology, social entrepreneurship, cultural arts administration, and advocacy." |
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Black Theatre Workshop, Inc. |
Funds will support the construction of a multipurpose performing arts and job-training center, providing Harlem residents --particularly Black/BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People Of Color) artists-- access to a world-class arts facility, job-training services, and an incubator program for emerging creative sector businesses and nonprofits. This facility will serve residents of Harlem, New York, a 72% low-to-moderate income and primarily residential community. The National Black Theatre's facility will be an independent entity within a new residential, commercial, and artistic mixed-use hub and economic anchor on 125th Street & 5th Avenue in East Harlem, New York. |
New York |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Museum of Contemporary Art |
Expansion of the museum's existing capacity. |
New York County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Civic Hall Labs, Inc. |
"Civic Hall, in partnership with a private developer (RAL), won a public bid process offered by the NYC Economic Development Corporation to develop a 250,000 square foot center for technology at Union Square, including Civic Hall’s new 90,000 square foot community facility. This center, called Civic Hall @ Union Square, which is slated to open in early 2023, is dedicated to ensuring that underrepresented communities have access to pathways to well-paid jobs in the tech sector. We will dedicate four floors and 25 classrooms to our Digital Learning Center (DLC). The purpose of the DLC is to streamline digital skills training processes, eliminate the duplication of competing efforts among workforce development providers, and provide capacity-building support in the forms of collective evaluation systems, navigation services, and connections to employers that benefit job seekers and lift them into economic well-being. By integrating training providers who offer courses and support at all levels, Civic Hall @ Union Square will be a hub for New Yorkers, struggling to recover from the pandemic, with myriad interests and experience levels looking to gain training and skills for a wide variety of jobs in tech.
We are requesting funding to support the construction of all interior improvements including walls, floors, ceilings, air conditioning supply and distribution, electrical and lighting distribution, computer network distribution, fire network systems, plumbing distribution, as well as installation of electronic and other equipment required either by regulation or for practical purposes to allow professional-level job training to occur. " |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Yeshiva University |
This would be the restoration of the Lamport Auditorium. |
New York |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tompkins County |
If funded this project will support our a Class 7 Major Collector 1600 AADT 4.97 miles in a proposed preservation measure to extend the useful life of CR 142 which lies in the Town of Ulysses in the Northwest of Tompkins County. Along with local residents this road services commuters and freight from Schuyler and Seneca County and is commonly used by people traveling to Cayuga Medical Center. |
Tompkins County |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Outreach Center Inc. |
COC will utilize all funds awarded for the timely construction of an additional 15,000 SF facility which will provide the space needed to:
A) Host and expand its Senior Citizens Day and Recreational Center's program;
B) Create a vibrant job training center to provide PD and vocational preparatory classes to low-income individuals;
C) Offer mental health services and counseling to school-age children. |
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Eden |
The Town of Eden will continue to invest in the hamlet in order to make it a more active, pedestrian -friendly environment that provides services to residents young and old. Emphasis will continue to be put on well-designed and maintained buildings, engaging storefronts, quality street side landscaping, and a variety of businesses. |
Erie County |
NY |
$1,191,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This project will provide funds to address emergency unsafe housing conditions in occupied rental properties. It will also support substantial blight remediation and/or removal of structures in order to make those sites ready for redevelopment to support Mayor Walsh's Resurgent Neighborhoods Initiative. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poughkeepsie |
The project involves the design and construction of the Hudson Heritage Sewer System, a municipally-owned waste water collections system to be built on the former (abandoned) Hudson River State Psychiatric Hospital in the Town of Poughkeepsie, NY. The urgency of the request is being driven by the need to replace the failing sewer at the site.
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Town of Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
Funds will be used to purchase laboratory and field deployable instruments to detect, characterize, and forecast issues such as harmful algal blooms (HABs), changes in water chemistry and contaminants, and other critical challenges in water quality and aquatic habitats. The research instruments will rapidly expand the capacity and intellectual footprint of the Global Freshwater Institute, including the ability to perform genomic analyses on HABs, characterize environmental conditions in real time using advanced sensors, and test novel technological solutions to management challenges throughout New York State. |
Statewide |
NY |
$1,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pawling |
The Town of Pawling seeks to construct an urgently needed Septic Tank Effluent Pump System (STEP) sanitary sewer system serving proposed Sewer District # 4 along the Route 22 corridor. There is currently no municipal / public sanitary sewer service. New service connections will be installed to a newly constructed STEP sanitary sewer 4” forcemain along NYS Route 22, beginning south of the Village of Pawling and extending to the Town of Pawling boundary with Patterson. Improvements will also be made to the Castagna pump station to support the additional flow generated by the new connections to the newly extended forcemain. |
Town of Pawling |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cuba |
The proposed water system improvement project will provide several critical upgrades to the existing water system including rehabilitation of water treatment infrastructure, water storage tank upgrades, water main replacement, security and control upgrades, and various other improvements to meet current health standards and address system deficiencies. |
Village of Cuba |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Webb |
Town of Webb's wastewater treatment facility and collection system, located at 117 Pullman Ave, in Old Forge, New York requires improvements. This project includes replacements, modifications and additions, headworks and pumping improvements and several sewer line replacements, including gas detection equipment. |
Town of Webb |
NY |
$3,141,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Save the Sound |
Save the Sound proposes to develop a watershed plan for the the Hutchinson River watershed in the Bronx, New York, using the EPA Nine Element (9E) Watershed Management Plan approach and incorporating components of resilience and flood planning. Our goal is to restore the river so that people from all walks of life can once again safely enjoy fishing, swimming, and boating, and that wildlife can thrive in clean, healthy waters. Specifically, this CDS funding will:
1. Identify pollution sources within the watershed in the Bronx and quantify their impacts on the Hutchinson River,
2. Propose management, restoration, and design recommendations to improve water quality and reduce flooding,
3. Engage stakeholders, including municipal agencies and the public, through a Steering Committee, volunteer opportunities, public meetings, and webinars,
4. Conduct assessments, designed to train volunteers to evaluate the condition of the river, and
5. Work with the Steering Committee to produce permit-ready design plans for 1-2 priority nature-based resiliency projects in the Bronx. |
Bronx |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Greenwich |
The existing facility serves a key role in protecting the environment and ensuring clean water. While it continues to function and we have not had any operational violations, the existing facility is at the end of its useful life and is in an advanced state of deterioration, and a catastrophic failure is a genuine concern. The district is approximately 20% of the village, made up of low-moderate income residential and commercial and has struggled to be self-sustaining as statutes require. Capital costs in addition to operating costs added to the district users would make the rates untenable. |
Village of Greenwich |
NY |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poestenkill |
The Town of Poestenkill is requesting Federal funding to support an expansion of its municipal water supply system to include the Algonquin Middle School and its surrounding neighborhoods. Testing of the drinking water conducted in 2021 at the Middle School and in homes in the surrounding area found levels of PFOA and PFAS exceeding New York State guidelines. Phase I of the proposed extension (Water District #2) will address the immediate need to protect the health and safety of more than 670 students, school staff and hundreds of residents in the surrounding area. Installation of a public water supply completely eliminates the need to rely on individual wells and individual PFOA/S treatment systems that must be constantly maintained to ensure performance.
Algonquin Middle School, is served by two water supply wells (Well #1 and Well #2) located on the property. Water sampling for PFAS in the Middle School water supply wells was conducted in January of 2021. Results showed levels of 13 ppt of PFOA in both wells on school grounds, exceeding the MCL of 10 ppt. The public water supply wells were retested and results indicated that PFOA was detected in both wells at 12 ppt. Perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS), another PFAS, was also detected but below its MCL of 10 ppt. Subsequently testing was initiated in homes in the area surrounding the school. PFOA/S was detected above the State's public drinking water standards in 14 residential private wells. |
Town of Poestenkill |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Owasco |
Improvements proposed under the initial phase of this project aim to replace antiquated sanitary collection system infrastructure, provide sewer separation through the construction of a new storm sewer, replace antiquated water main, and reconstruct roadways complete with sidewalks along three streets in avenues area of the Town of Owasco. Completion of this project will improve water quality by reducing sewer overflows, extend the life of replaced infrastructure by 75 to 100 years, improve drainage in the project area, and provide sidewalks for safe pedestrian transportation. |
Town of Owasco |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Monroe County Water Authority (MCWA) |
Funding is requested to proactively begin identifying households that may have lead service connections and identify communities where replacement of lead service lines can be undertaken in compliance with the EPA Safe Drinking Water Act regulations. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Oneida Castle |
The requested funds will be used to provide additional funding towards the construction of approximately 22,000 linear feet of gravity sewer main, 7,000 linear feet of gravity sewer laterals, 1,100 linear feet of pressure sewer main, 2,500 feet of sanitary force main, and one wastewater pumping station |
Village of Oneida Castle |
NY |
$4,152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This project will extend the City of Syracuse #2 public drinking water intake pipe in Skaneateles Lake to deeper water. The investment will help prevent the need to construct water treatment facilities for the City and the villages of Skaneateles, Jordan, and Elbridge at the cost of several hundred million dollars to state and local government. |
Onondoga County |
NY |
$5,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Otego |
The Village of Otego provides water service to its 1010 residents and businesses inside the Village boundary and an additional 7 users outside of the northern Village boundary on Otsdawa Road in the Town of Otego. In order to maintain the service provided by the water system, improvements are required to correct current deficiencies and continue reliable service in the future. |
Village of Otego |
NY |
$3,686,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Albany |
Deferred maintenance and a piecemeal approach to some repairs of City Hall at Albany have led to visible deterioration in some areas of the structure. The building's robust masonry exterior is made up of two exceptionally high-quality building stones, but repair materials selected during the 1970s work have led to premature failure and deterioration of surrounding and some underlying materials; such as masonry and ferrous metal anchors. The use of caulk in the joints of the main tower roof is not a long-lasting solution for an inaccessible location. Its failure has led to decades of water ingress and allowed for extensive plant growth on the roof surface and deterioration of underlying masonry ties. In order to address this issue a preliminary existing condition study was commissioned out to understand the prevailing situation in more detail. A report made by an architectural firm confirms the urgency of carrying out the roof repairs and exterior facade restoration. |
Albany |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Randolph |
The Town of Randolph's Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF) has significant age-related deterioration. Additionally, NYSDEC has updated the WWTF's SPDES permit to include a fecal coliform discharge limit requiring effluent disinfection. The existing WWTF does not provide effluent disinfection, and therefore an additional new unit process will be required to meet the new permit limits. The Town is in the preliminary design stage of a project that will upgrade the WWTF, add effluent disinfection, and replace various antiquated assets. The small low-income Sewer District desperately needs substantial grants to complete this project. |
Town of Randolph |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
City of Ithaca |
This project will construct flood barriers, reconstruct existing levees, install backflow prevention devices, and modify the existing storm sewer system. |
Tompkins County |
NY |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Northeast Quadrant Advanced Life Support, Inc. |
Refresh the organization's fleet of six ambulances. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
City of Olean Fire Department |
The City of Olean Fire Department is seeking this funding opportunity to improve the Olean Area Fire Training Tower grounds by building a commercially constructed multiuse live burn facility at this site. |
Cattaraugus County |
NY |
$272,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Orleans County |
This project will move the Orleans County Emergency Management Office out of a 1960's-era bomb shelter and into |
Orleans County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Northeast Quadrant Advanced Life Support, Inc. |
This project will fund the acquisition of 6 Stryker Power-LOAD devices. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$138,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Cayuga County |
This project will replace Cayuga County's aging emergency 911 radios. |
Cayuga County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Cayuga County |
Cayuga County will use the funds to construct a new Public Safety Training Center. |
Cayuga County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Multicraft Apprenticeship Preparation Program, Inc |
"The purpose of this project is to ensure that the Multi-Craft Apprenticeship Preparation Program, Inc. will continue to provide a vital service to the Rochester area Building and Construction Trades Council and the Rochester Community in order to stem the rampant and growing level of entrenched poverty. The level of poverty juxtaposes against a backdrop of a significant current and anticipated shortage of construction tradesmen. The M.A.P.P., Inc. model shines through as a viable "Ladder Out of Poverty," while simultaneously providing on-ramps into an industry desperately in search of quality apprenticeship candidates -- particularly those of color. Among our target population, the depth of poverty (approx. 40%,) and alarming unemployment rate (approx. 17.8%) — not to mention the pervasive underemployment — amongst this demographic in the City of Rochester, combined with challenging participation (30%) and operational targets (10%) in the construction industry we seek to enhance our capacity, broaden oeach and extend the opportunity to a wider base of participants. This opportunity provides successful participants with Direct Entry placement into state certified Union construction apprenticeships. The various trades include, but are not limited to, the Electricians Local Union #86, Masons Local Union #3, Sheet Metal workers Local Union #46, Operating Engineers Local Union #158, Plumbers and Pipefitters Local Union #13, Painters and Glaziers DC4, Laborers Local Union #435, Roofers Local Union #22, Carpenters Local Union #276 and the Insulators Local Union #26." |
Rochester |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Tompkins County |
Provide emergency electricity supplies for multiple essential County buildings. |
Tompkins County |
NY |
$1,023,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Community College |
"Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) is undertaking a workforce development project which will update and increase its current educational footprint in Upstate New York by increasing the enrollment capacity of education and skills training in high-demand health science, STEM and skilled trades programs. This project includes a combination of laboratory renovations to the current facility that has reached capacity and construction of an additional building which will allow the college to increase enrollment and update technology for high-demand programs in STEM, health sciences and the skilled trades. The goal of the revitalization of the existing laboratories, and the construction of a new two-story, 14,500 square foot building adjacent to the current facility, is to increase the enrollment capacity of education and skills training in high-demand health science, STEM and skilled trades programs by 10-20% beginning in the 2023-2024 academic year.
The HVCC North project will allow for expanded course offerings in the academic and workforce development programs vital to NYS industry partners, GlobalFoundries, General Electric and Regeneron. Increased program offerings will allow a greater number of employees to take needed courses in areas of growing workforce demand including Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering, Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology, Clean Energy Management, Solar and Wind Technology, Biomanufacturing and Biotechnology, and Computer Science. The laboratory spaces will also support a larger number of New York State (NYS) Registered Apprentices, allowing for a collaborative “Apprenticeship Center.”" |
Saratoga County |
NY |
$2,065,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clarkson University |
"The North Country of New York State has a rural health care access crisis, and is an underserved region, in part, because of the inadequate supply of health science and medical professionals.
The expansion of Clarkson University's Lewis School of Health Sciences/Collins Hill Campus through this Health Professions Training & Research Facilities Renovations and Expansion Project is a well-planned project that has a broad regional impact, widespread support and will significantly improve the struggling healthcare infrastructure in the region. These renovated facilities will produce additional health and medical professional leaders who will provide rural community healthcare services throughout the region.
The North Country is the largest rural region in New York State. New York State’s rural areas are home to many indigenous people, minority groups, veterans, and people living well below the poverty line – all people that deserve to have access to excellent healthcare and medical resources. Howe these rural regions are largely underserved by medical professionals because there is not an adequate supply of health science and medical professionals in New York State to provide coverage.
This project is a significantly important piece of the solution to be able to adequately serve all people of New York State – including those that live in its rural regions – because it creates more medical and healthcare professionals to serve New York’s rural populations." |
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Irondequoit Ambulance, Inc. |
This proposal is to purchase, install, and use power load systems in three Irondequoit Ambulance vehicles . It is difficult to appropriate the funds for this project for this budget year and future budget years due to the rising costs of personnel, equipment and supplies, while fixed government reimbursements from Medicare and Medicaid don't increase at the same rate. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$57,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Owego/Owego Fire Department |
The restoration of the historic Owego Central Fire Station will include critical repairs to the clock tower, leaking roof, handicap access improvements, as well as exterior building façade improvements (windows, doors, repointing/repairing brick, repainting, etc.). The last time significant improvements were made to the building was in the early 1990s ($600,000). |
Owego |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
The Metropolitan Museum of Art |
The Met proposes the construction of new security barriers and surveillance systems to protect the millions of visitors and commuters who pass through the Met Plaza annually. The Met is one of the only iconic, heavily trafficked institutions in the City to lack security barriers around the entryways and perimeter. Security bollards installed in the pavement and new security systems are a long overdue and essential measure needed to secure the building, staff, and visitors. |
New York |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc. |
"The Metropolitan Opera is a proud anchor cultural institution on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in Congressional District 10, the largest nonprofit performing arts organization in the US, and an employer of over 3,000 people representing 15 unions. The Met at Lincoln Center, one of the city’s largest public gathering spaces, presents heightened safety and security requirements. The facility covers 788,200 square feet on ten floors with a theater built for 3800.
When the building was built in the 1960s, the fire alarm system met the then-current 1938 NYC Building Code. A new 2014 NYC Building Code-compliant fire alarm system is needed. The complexities and historic finishes within the building dictate a four-phase installation to take place. The existing fire alarm system will remain operational until the completion of the new system. As is the case with any important safety system, it is imperative that upgrades be made before a problem exists, not in response to one.
This project contributes to the Department of Homeland Security’s National Preparedness Goal, particularly its Mitigation mission—to reduce the loss of life and property by lessening the impact of future disasters." |
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Southampton |
The Town of Southampton proposes to elevate a segment of Dune Road, a two-lane roadway that runs parallel to the Atlantic Ocean, just north of the main ocean dune in Hampton Bays, NY. The targeted section of roadway experiences frequent ?ooding, and spans about one mile from the Ponquogue Bridge in Hampton Bays eastward to the Shinnecock Inlet. The goal of the project is to reduce the frequency and severity of storm and tidal ?ooding that restricts roadway access to the Shinnecock Commercial Fishing Dock, which serves New York’s second largest commercial ?shing ?eet, restaurants and public beaches that are essential to the region’s economy. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$1,161,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Air Force Research Laboratory |
Construction of these towers to support RDT&E efforts of AFRL will provide resilient and modernized HF and LF infrastructure for USAF use. Completion of this project will provide AFRL/RI the capability to advance warfighting communication technologies and allow the USAF to satisfy requirements set forth in the2018 National Defense Strategy. This project is a RDT&E based project that will have minimal effect on USAF assets and subsequently asset management principles. This project is needed at this time to keep up with advancing communication technologies as the USAF has fallen behind its counterparts in regards to BLOS communication. |
Rome |
NY |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Harlem |
"NYC Health + Hospitals | Harlem is pleased to submit for consideration, a capital project funding request for $1,500,000 to replace all of our Ultrasound machines throughout our hospital.
Ultrasound machines are vital to maintaining the standard of care for our patients. This equipment is required to help to diagnose and care for patients using high energy soundwaves to look at soft tissues and organs within the body without unnecessary exposure to radiation. This equipment is especially important to monitor pregnant patients. Our ultrasound machines have been deemed end of life by the manufacturer. Because of the age of the equipment, the manufacturer no longer supports repairs and service." |
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station |
Construct a two story, 4,980 SM (53,600 GSF) permanent construction facility to consolidate the 914 AES, 328 ARS with Crew Readiness, 914 OSS, and 914 OG functions. The existing 914 OG is geographically spread across Niagara ARS in several buildings, none of which are located on the flightline. Being spread across multiple facilities and with no significant access to the flightline hampers command and control, makes coordinated training more difficult and less efficient, duplicates functional spaces, and increases mission response time. The 914 AES is located in Building 804, a 1950s era facility with significant deficiencies and infrastructure issue. The 914 OG, and OSS are located in Buildings 807 and temporarily in Building 321, an intended tanker/boom simulator facility. Building 804 is one of the worst condition buildings on base and will require major renovations to maintain functionality and code compliance. Additionally, there is no current dedicated crew readiness facility. Crew readiness exercises are currently performed in B-500 Billeting. Construction of a new facility will enable demolition of Building 804 as well as B-403, a 1950s era Civil Engineering facility in equally poor condition. Existing B-807 will be repurposed to accommodate Civil Engineering personnel as well as to right size other entities on base in order to facilitate future demolition and consolidation initiatives. If the project is not executed, the Operations functions will continue to occupy multiple facilities as stated above – with associated space and mission deficiencies resulting in a significant detriment to their missions. |
Niagara Falls, Niagara County |
NY |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Griffiss Institute |
The Griffiss Institute (GI) proposes this Rome Cyber Academy pilot project to design, deploy, and test a potentially scalable model for a comprehensive United States Cyber Academy (USCA), configured as an online high school cyber security educational initiative targeting high school students in grades 9 through 12, coupled with increasingly advanced collegiate training, scholarship and research opportunities continuing through bachelor’s degree completion. The program will support expert instructors and program staff to: design and deploy 36 weeks of virtual education for high school students; integrate a rigorous cyberengineering curriculum at four, diverse SUNY colleges of engineering; provide hands-on support and mentorship for STEM students to navigate progressively challenging projects, internships, and advanced training academies for cyber operations and leadership development; and support student transition to cyber careers in industry and government. Project funds will also be used to support student travel and short-term housing to attend advanced training academies at Innovare Advancement Center in Rome. This pilot project introduces innovative methods to engage and elevate high school students; leverages all of the existing cyber talent development programs managed by the GI in partnership with the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, including training academies, internships, virtual institutes, fellowships, scholarships and summer service programs; and creates connectivity and engagement across the academic landscape for STEM students from 9th grade to bachelor's degree completion and transition to cyber careers in the defense industrial base. |
Rome |
NY |
$3,887,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bard College |
"The BardBac is a unique, full-scholarship pathway for adults to complete bachelor’s degrees from Bard College. BardBac students enroll full-time on Bard’s campus and enter a network of students from Bard’s other adult education programs — in libraries, community organizations, and prisons — who are doing college in unconventional places, often against considerable odds.
We seek to fill a deficit of $250,000 to cover the cost of student books, select room and board scholarships for students in greatest need (5 next year, 8 the following, and 12 for years thereafter), and limited “commuter” meal plans for students traveling to campus to eat and connect with other undergraduates." |
Annandale-on-Hudson |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Theological Seminary |
For the past 40 years, NYTS has offered the Master of Professional Studies (MPS) program at Sing Sing Correctional Facility. Through this program, NYTS contributes to the work of de-carceration through education by preparing students for careers in faith, leadership, chaplaincy, community development, and public policy advocacy. This work assists in the fight against poverty by equipping students with an advanced degree and the life skills necessary to secure and retain employment to support themselves and their families. The only graduate degree offered in a New York State Prison, the program has graduated more than 520 men, boasting a recidivism rate of less than 10% over the entire life of the program and less than 1% for those released over the past five years compared to the 43% recidivism rate in the state. We are hoping to endow and scale this program up by offering it at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for women. |
Westchester County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Disability Services, Inc. |
Federal funding will be spent on capital upgrades to the interior and exterior of the Center Health Care facility to ensure greater accessibility, safety, and expansion of services. In addition, funding will be spent on instituting a new electronic health records system which would include the design and development of the system, purchase of the software, training, and other start-up costs. |
Albany County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
The Town of North Hempstead seeks $250,000 in Administration of Community Living, Aging and Disability Services Program funding to expand Project Independence services to new neighborhoods and senior citizens. Almost 25 percent of North Hempstead’s residents are 60 or older, and the percentage of senior citizens is growing, especially those aged 75 and older. The town-wide Project Independence program provides social work assessments, nursing services to help seniors maintain and monitor health and medications, intergenerational activities; and transportation, recreational and volunteer services. Project Independence is integrated into the TownStat/311 system so that calls for assistance can be handled expeditiously, follow-up services occur, and a data base is developed so that responses can be tracked and needs analyzed. |
North Hempstead |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Per Scholas |
With the support of Congressionally Directed Spending, Per Scholas will create accessible pathways to high growth careers in Cybersecurity. Funds will enable Per Scholas to train 210 New Yorkers who would otherwise be excluded from tech careers - people of color, women, those without college degrees, or those from households with limited means - double what Per Scholas could achieve without this investment. With CDS support, we will launch two new initiatives to increase accessibility to communities of color: “Bridge to Cyber” training and Cyber Satellite. This project will facilitate the launch of at least 150 careers in cybersecurity each year and infuse $6.2M in new earnings into struggling New York neighborhoods. |
New York |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lewis County General Hospital |
"Lewis County General Hospital is requesting Federal Appropriation Funds to purchase necessary surgical equipment for the three operating rooms and one procedure room in the surgical pavilion that is part of the hospital's capital project.
Lewis County General Hospital allocates approximately $3 million annually for capital purchases. Without additional grant funding the plan is to use this funding solely for the purpose of purchasing the necessary equipment for the new surgical addition. " |
Lewis County |
NY |
$4,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County |
The Livingston County Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation desperately needs to upgrade its outdated EMR system in order to stay technologically relevant and to increase efficiencies and resident care. Federal funds for the purchase of this EMR system are critical to providing top-notch health services to the disadvantaged, underserved and special populations. This new system will ++increase access to health care through the use of the latest technological advancements. |
Livingston County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mercy Comprehensive Care Center |
"Funding would allow for the purchase of a 3D mammography machine for the Mercy Comprehensive Care Center, in Erie County NY. Located in the heart of a public housing project and serving Buffalo’s poorest zip codes, this project would bring the best technology to women in this community. This funding would also support purchase of a mobile 3D mammography unit which would serve women at the Mount St. Mary's Neighborhood Health Clinic, located in the heart of a public housing project in the city of Niagara Falls and serving Niagara County’s poorest zip codes, AND would be deployed to rural communities along Lake Ontario to ensure access to this technology. 82% of Niagara County’s land is rural.
Breast cancer is the second most common cancer among women in the U.S. (some kinds of skin cancer are the most common). Finding breast cancer early reduces the risk of death from the disease by 25-30% or more. A number of studies have found that 3D mammograms find more cancers than traditional 2D mammograms and also reduce the number of false positives.
Women of color, as well as women with less education and lower incomes, have had less access to 3D screening mammograms compared to white women and women who are more educated and well-off financially. (JAMA: “Comparative Access to and Use of Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Screening by Women’s Race/Ethnicity and Socioeconomic Status.”)" |
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Old Westbury |
"The central focus of this proposal is the creation of an inclusive science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) career preparatory center at SUNY Old Westbury:
The Old Westbury STEM Center for Engagement, Entrepreneurship & Inclusion (OW-STEM).
OW-STEM aims to: Engage students from underrepresented backgrounds, on a campus with one of the most diverse student bodies in the nation, in STEM-related fields to set them on a trajectory towards successful STEM-oriented careers.
The Center will feature:
Cutting-edge, inquiry-based STEM pedagogy featuring work with complex data sets from active research efforts
A fully integrated learning community structure to provide a holistic and comprehensive educational experience
A central focus on green jobs and the green economy throughout every aspect of the curriculum of the center.
A business incubator and multiple entrepreneurship opportunity for students
A state of the art “Maker Space” for project-based student activities
Robuareer and industry partnership to facilitate internships for students
" |
Old Westbury |
NY |
$1,870,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Garnet Health Medical Center |
Garnet Health Medical Center (Garnet) is requesting support in the amount of $1.6 million to install a new state of the art CT scanner as Phase I of a multi-phased project to modernize, reconfigure, and expand its existing Emergency Department (ED) to respond to increased demand for services, resolve capacity issues, improve turnaround time, and improve throughput. The total cost of the CT scanner project is $3.4 million with Garnet providing a match of $1.8 million to support the full completion of the CT Scan Room Project. |
Orange County |
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Barnabas Hospital (dba SBH Health System) |
"St. Barnabas Hospital, a safety net institution located in the Bronx, NY, respectfully requests consideration of $7,000,000 in community project funding that will allow us to purchase much needed medical equipment, including x-ray machines, microscopes, anesthesia machines, ultrasounds, and specialty equipment to support dental, colorectal, podiatry fields. As an independent hospital in a poor urban community, our resources are limited; all of the equipment to be purchased through this project is more than 10 years old with lifespans exceeded.
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Bronx |
NY |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese |
Terra Firma is a groundbreaking medical-legal-mental health partnership between Catholic Charities Community Services (CCCS) and Montefiore Medical Center which addresses the complex and urgent factors affecting the mental and behavioral health of unaccompanied immigrant children. Housed in a federally-qualified community health center, the program provides psychotherapy for individuals, families, and groups; primary healthcare; legal assistance for those in need of humanitarian immigration status; social programming such as English and nutrition classes, outings to museums, and recreational soccer; and referrals for additional social services. Unaccompanied immigrant children experience heightened rates of mental health conditions. Terra Firma offers not only traditional services by mental health professionals but also recovery support services and lasting solutions. By addressing immigration status as a social determinant of health, Terra Firma gets at the root of some of the main, underlying stressors that fuel depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions that disproportionally affect unaccompanied immigrant children. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montefiore Medical Center |
"Provide funding for the first year start-up costs associated with establishing five additional satellite behavioral health clinics in schools in high need/underserved areas in Westchester County, in the following school districts: New Rochelle, Elmsford, White Plains, Yonkers and Mount Vernon, to address the mental health needs of school age children, offering comprehensive mental health treatment – individual, family, and group therapy, psychiatric assessment, medication management, teacher consultation, outreach, community referral, and crisis intervention. Providers will also work with families around access to concrete services such as housing, legal, health insurance, food/nutritional assistance, and other important community linkages. These critical services are currently not available on site in the schools, and community access to comprehensive mental health services is limited.
The staffing model includes a Site Program Director (a licensed clinical psychologist), a licensed social worker, a part time psychiatrist and a registered nurse with support staff of a patient/family navigator and senior clerk. By integrating and coordinating care on multiple levels with teachers, school administrators, guidance counselors, and social workers, the school and clinic can work together to address mental health concerns, ultimately resulting in positive academic outcomes by optimizing the school experience for each student." |
Westchester |
NY |
$5,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Richmond University Medical Center |
"Richmond University Medical Center delivers 3,000 newborns annually. Approximately 600 are admitted annually to our highly acclaimed Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The unit is one of the best in NYC and the Northeast; our NICU survival rate is of 997.2 out of every 1,000 births as verified by the Vermont Oxford benchmark tool.
Richmond University Medical Center's NICU accommodates 25 infants; however the footprint is very small--3,600 SF. The NICU renovation will bring it up to current ADA and FGI space requirements at 7,950 sq. feet. We will maximize the quantity of private rooms and will incorporate bays/cubicles as required to meet 25 infant stations, affording more privacy and comfort for families. Other areas that will be expanded include infant nutrition areas, parent handwashing areas, lactation support rooms, soiled, clean, equipment and med rooms, and staff support areas including lounge, lockers, and toilet areas.
We will also expand the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) to accommodate current space requirements for 3 cribs. This will require bringing the PICU unit to 2018 FGI code to provide the current square footage requirements for the redesigned PICU from 190 a SF PICU footprint to 900 sq. ft. unit." |
Richmond County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Rochester |
To strengthen our region’s core healthcare infrastructure and make it more resilient and accessible to address current and future needs of the community and improve health equity, the University of Rochester’s Medical Center is seeking $10 million in federal support for the engineering, design, construction, renovation, and capital equipment needed for the $641 million modernization and expansion of Strong Memorial Hospital – Upstate NY’s largest safety-net, teaching, trauma center and acute care psychiatric hospital and trauma center. This project will create a new ED approximately three times the size of the existing space, 112 new private single patient rooms for a total of 40 new inpatient incremental beds, and expanded diagnostic and treatment spaces. It will enlarge Greater Rochester's only full-service trauma facility to allow us to provide the most advanced care to the most complex traumatic injuries 24/7, 365 days a year. The project also responds to increased demand for services and calls from the community to expand the availability of high-quality mental health and addiction services for people of color and those with low-incomes, particularly for those in crisis, by expanding the Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program, including both adult and pediatric units, for improved mental and behavioral health care. The project will enlarge the region’s only full-service trauma facility and expand our Pediatric ED to serve the region's children. It will also create a new state-the-art biocontainment decontamination unit and modernize the Special Pathogens unit to ensure an expanded and well-equipped facility to respond to the next pandemic. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Union Community Health Center |
"The proposed MCHC will be built on the ground floor of UNION’s 2021 Grand Concourse location, in a building now being completely renovated. This ground floor location comprises 3,800 sq. ft., and allows for easy street level access for mothers with strollers and carriages. Inside, five pediatric exam rooms, one OB/GYN exam room, one pediatric dental chair, and one behavioral health consultation space, will collectively set a new standard for integrated Maternal/Child Health services. In consultation with a healthcare architect, the space will provide the latest and most mother child friendly functionality and aesthetics. Predominantly a walk-in no appointment necessary program operating seven days per week, the MCHC will set a new standard for access to healthcare on the patient’s schedule, not the providers. In the event mom and child require more advanced care, they need only travel up the elevator to more advanced pediatric, OB/GYN, Dental, or Behavioral Health Services.
Access to healthcare anvital resources, starting before birth and extending throughout life, is the first step to overcoming generations of systemic racism. UNION’s proposed comprehensive MCHC will focus on eliminating the racial and health equity disparities impacting women and children in one of the nation’s poorest congressional districts in the country. For over 110 years, UNION has elevated the health of the patients it cares for implementing outcome focused care and successfully treating the high rates of childhood asthma, obesity, diabetes, oral health, mental health and other key health disparities experienced in the Bronx community. " |
Bronx County |
NY |
$674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alphapointe |
Workforce development is a crucial function of the federal government to ensure adequate training for individuals to secure employment and for businesses to flourish with qualified workers. In a time when it is challenging to find enough trained individuals to do the jobs needed, leveraging the partnership of the federal government to bring together an underserved population -- those who are blind -- with opportunities to meet their full potential in employment is good policy. Alphapointe is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization employing a diverse workforce and offering services to anyone in need of an opportunity to reach their full potential through employment and personal development. |
Queens County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Research Foundation of CUNY on behalf of LaGuardia |
"LaGuardia Community College's Plumbing 1, Electrical 1 and HVAC 1 Training Programs connect people living in poverty in our region with skilled employment opportunities through skills-building training that will prepare students for in-demand occupations. There is a need for talent pipelines into the industry to maintain our residential, commercial and physical infrastructure needs for the region’s prosperity for decades to come.
LaGuardia has a successful track record of providing training in electrical, plumbing and HVAC. However, the college does not currently have the internal capabilities to deliver these skill trainings on-site and to scale. Programs are currently offered at off-site locations which make it extremely difficult to provide expanded training to meet local community and employer demand. This also creates limited scheduling options which are not supportive of the daytime or weekend training schedules which are critical for many of the constituents we serve who are under-employed incumbent workers. Establishing a Workforce Development Training Center on campus would give us the needed flexibility to begin offering more classes and serve more students." |
Queens County |
NY |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester, NY |
The City of Rochester would like to expand services and provide additional youth jobs to community members. The City would support both youth employment and young adult workforce development by gradually doubling the number of youth in the youth employment services programs, enhancing the effectiveness of the operations of the youth services unit, providing more activities for youth leadership and travel, and implementing short and long-term activities to help adults find employment. |
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Harvest |
"Island Harvest’s Workforce Skills Development Institute will include end to end program curricula from technical skills training to employability training (resumes, cover letters, interview skills) and wrap-around services (salary/transportation/childcare stipends) designed to address barriers to program completion. We are collaborating with industry employers to understand their employee needs so that we can identify skills gaps and design high-impact training experiences.
At the present time we have developed a strategy, working model, budget, and staff structure to support training and placement of 45 candidates per training module. The first module is scheduled to begin in the 3rd quarter of 2022. Program participants will complete 2 tracks- a non-technical track focusing on “Skills for Life” (soft skills, computer skills, literacy skills) and a technical track either in Warehousing and Inventory Control or Re-Packing Machinery Basics. Over the course of 8-12 weeks participants will attend training for up to 5 hours per day. Upon program completion, participants will receive an Island Harvest Certificate of Workforce Readiness, in addition to the certifications included in each of the tracks (for example: food safety, OSHA 10-hour safety training, forklift operation, HAACP). The Workforce Skills Development Institute is located at Island Harvest’s Melville facility, where our food bank’s active warehouse will serve as the “classroom” for a variety of industry related skills, training opportunities, and hands-on work experience.
Generous funding for the Workforce Skills Development Institute will support program staff salaries, program equipment, training materials, education supplies and training instructors. " |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan & Ulster |
The surge of substance use disorder has been referred to as the epidemic within the pandemic. Providing care for those struggling with the disease of addiction has resulted in an increased need for quality treatment and recovery programs, like those provided by Catholic Charities. At its Sullivan County campus, Catholic Charities offers a comprehensive continuum of treatment programming, including detox/crisis care, residential, supportive living, day rehabilitation, outpatient services, a mobile outreach team, and peer services. Unfortunately, when Catholic Charities assumed management of what was a struggling Sullivan County chemical dependency program in 2014, it inherited an aging facility in need of significant repairs and infrastructure upgrades due to many years of deferred maintenance. Making physical infrastructure improvements to this aging campus will make the program more welcoming and appealing and more conducive to client engagement and positive treatment outcomes, which, in turn, will result in increased utilization. |
Sullivan County |
NY |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies requests $270,000 to support the Best Buddies in New York Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, which will create more inclusive communities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships, inclusive activities, and leadership training to prepare students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) for successful post-secondary outcomes. The project would involve 24 school-based Best Buddies chapters, including 12 new chapters in under-resourced communities in Albany, Bronx, Erie, Kings, New York, Queens, and Westchester counties, serve 500 students, provide leadership training to at least 100 youth, and include a minimum of 100 activities. |
Albany, Erie, Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, and Westchester Counties |
NY |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
On Point for College |
Racial equity issues are deeply intertwined with economic opportunity. Students from low-income communities, in which Black, Latinx/Hispanic, Indigenous, and New Americans are disproportionately represented, face many barriers to completing a post-secondary degree. Of the students from these communities who attain a Bachelor's degrees, 90% of are able to lift themselves out of poverty. On Point for College helps students overcome challenges to reach their goals of college completion, workforce skill development, and job placement. Our work gives students the opportunity to take advantage of the economic benefits that can come from a post-secondary degree. |
Onondaga, Oneida, Oswego, Herkimer, Madison, Courtland, Cayuga Counties |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Union Free School District |
Freeport High School aims to continuously improve its graduation rates and ensure students have adequate access to educational/career information to make informed decisions when planning their life after high school. The District seeks to increase the rate of college-going Freeport high school graduates and guide students to selecting lucrative careers and/or trades. The creation of a college and career center will promote a college-going mentality as well as offer a place where information and resources are readily available to students and their parents. The Freeport High School College and Career Center will focus on designing, implementing, and managing services, programs and systems that foster college and career readiness. The Center would offer information about career paths and college including college majors, essays, and applications; financial aid; resume writing; college entrance exams and much more. It would house a variety of books, brochures and computer programs with specialized guidance materials, test registration forms and other relevant information and resources. |
Port Washington |
NY |
$152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Discovery, Inc. |
TCFD has already secured a combination of public and private capital funding to transform the former Frontier Insurance Building in Rock Hill, NY into the statewide Children’s Specialty Hospital. The Center now seeks funding to procure the furniture package and complete this urgently needed facility. Furnishing the Children’s Specialty Hospital will be a good use of taxpayer funds because it will expedite the opening of this critical resource, advance the treatment of children with complex disabilities, and improve the continuum of care for families in need across New York State. |
Sullivan County |
NY |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater New York Operations Project |
This funding would enable the Y to continue to serve local communities through time-tested Y programs, such as aquatics, family activities, youth sports, after school care, and senior services and build up the Y's workforce at all 23 branches and two YMCA Counseling Services sites.
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New York County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Sun Works, Inc. |
"We are seeking funding to bring hydroponic farm-classrooms to 60 public schools in the communities hardest-hit by Covid, which are also some of NYC’s most underserved neighborhoods. The funding will provide a full set of hydroponic equipment and supplies to create a classroom lab, as well as curriculum, comprehensive training and weekly support for one year. The 20,000 students we will reach, many of whom were already among NYC’s most vulnerable, experienced some of the most harmful social and economic impacts of the pandemic, including the trauma of family illness, increased food and housing insecurity, and more extensive learning loss than their peers in more affluent communities.
Our program responds to students’ needs by providing inquiry-based science and sustainability education that’s aligned to NYC and NYS science standards and tailored to how students learn best: through hands-on, active learning. As they grow food from seed to harvest, students study core science disciplines, water covation, climate change, and gain essential skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration, building a foundation for future pathways in STEM and sustainability careers and closing the race-based gaps in access to STEM education. In addition, the experience of growing food and nurturing plants in the classroom supports students’ social-emotional well-being, a crucial benefit after the losses students have faced on so many fronts over the past two years. " |
New York |
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SEPA Mujer, Inc. |
SEPA Mujer is requesting funds to support and expand the three GIRLS A.C.T. programs: 1) Summer Intensive Youth Leadership Academy in collaboration with the Suffolk County Department of Labor; 2) Latina Youth Leadership School Council to begin in the Patchogue-Medford High School; 3) Youth Leadership Chapter Meetings open to young Latina students from school districts located in our 4 chapters in Suffolk County. GIRLS A.C.T. utilizes SEPA’s own curriculum that focuses on 1) Leadership Development/Community Engagement; 2) Workforce Development; 3) Wellness Education; 4) Academic Success. GIRLS A.C.T. helps guide young Latina women to become future leaders in their schools and local communities, empowers them to be voices for change and equality and provides them with the skills needed to be successful in the workforce and create stability in their personal lives. The overall goal of the GIRLS A.C.T. program is to provide protective factors and knowledge that equip young Latina women to be proactively engaged in planning for stable futures and community engagement. Funds for GIRLS A.C.T. will be used to increase internal capacity for project staffing, in addition to transportation, college tours, workforce training, and administrative expenses. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$228,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Literacy Inc. (LINC) |
To fund a community literacy model and partnerships to distribute books and literacy information to families. |
New York City |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Partnership to End Addiction |
"Partnership to End Addiction seeks to bring our telehealth and mobile Helpline services to more Black parents and caregivers living in New York State whose child (of any age) is struggling with this disease. This project falls squarely within the priorities of the Biden Administration and the National Drug Control Strategy's focus on addressing our national addiction crisis and ensuring that more people who need treatment receive it. It also will help to address the recent spike in overdose fatalities in the Black community.
For this opportunity, the Partnership will: (1) initiate a discovery and engagement process with leaders and organizations in New York’s Black communities to identify needs and effective communication strategies; ( 2) create, acculturate and curate content of value for this population; and (3) share this content through our family support channels in collaboration with the partners we identify through this process.
This project will benefit not only New Yorkers but ultimatelthe entire nation as we take what we learn in New York and apply it to our work nationally. Families that engage the Partnership report a high degree of satisfaction with our services (87%) and improved knowledge and self-efficacy to help their loved one. This can lead to better health outcomes and reduced stress for families. Black families especially need this support. The Partnership’s many years of collaboration with the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) will also increase the impact of our work. " |
New York |
NY |
$293,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory |
"Over the past decades, breakthroughs enabled by Artificial Intelligence have gone beyond the lab and are now entering the clinic. Already, the Food and Drug Administration has approved the first AI-based triaging tool to detect breast cancer on mammograms. Scientists at CSHL have gone far beyond simple x-ray imaging - our revolutionary AI-based technologies in ‘spatial transcriptomics’ will be applied to patient tissue samples to measure beyond the conventional genes within the tumors. After all, to diagnose cancer requires that we understand not only the underlying genetics but also the cells within a tissue and surrounding the tissue. Development of this promising technology holds the capabilities to characterize cell types and understand the critical cellular interactions, or ‘signaling pathways’, within tissue architecture. This enables a deeper understanding of the molecular organization of healthy and diseased tissues that provides the prognostic tools that define staging of cancer, and precision medicine.
For the first time, CSHL cancer biologists’ side-by-side with AI scientists apply AI-based diagnostics to patient tissue samples. In solid cancers, conventionally cells are isolated losing the cellular interactions between cells and their relative location within a tissue. AI-based ‘spatial transcriptomics’ technology overcomes this limitation and provides profiling of the entire tumor without isolating the population of cells. These signaling pathways hold the key to understanding the cellular interactions that cause cancer progression, ultimately to leverage the diagnostics and prognostic tools into better treatment options." |
Nassau County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Coney Island |
Construction of Collaborative Education Center at Coney Island Hospital. |
Kings COunty |
NY |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends Of Harlem Hospital Center |
75 million Americans will be over the age of 65 by 2030. About 28 percent of older adults in the U.S. (13.8 million people) live alone, according to a report by the Administration on Aging of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Mental and behavioral health is a critical and frequently unaddressed need in racial and ethnic minority communities. Blacks, Latinos, American Indians/Alaska Natives, and Asian Americans are over-represented in populations that are particularly at risk for mental health disorders. Additionally, minority individuals may experience symptoms that are undiagnosed, under-diagnosed, or misdiagnosed for cultural, linguistic, or historical reason |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifetime Assistance, Inc |
We support a growing number of people who live and work in the community, but the three emerging populations of people we support who need a more supportive environment - people with autism, those who are medically frail, and those who have dementia and other age-related conditions - requires a change in how we deliver services, which in turn requires significant renovations at our Weiland Road Day Services Center.
Our Day Services Centers, including Weiland Road provide health care services and Mental health services. Our nursing staff, behavioral specialists, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists and Speech Therapists provide extensive services to support each persons physical and emotional well being. Services received through Lifetime Assistance enhance the quality of life through preventative and reactive care. needs to be a quieter, calmer environment that is conducive to learning and personal growth, promotes learning and communication, enhances self-direction and minimizes stimulation overload. Open spaces will make the site more welcoming to the community and useful for the people we support.
In addition to space renovations, state-of-the-art assistive technology, including mobility and accessibility equipment, are essential to effectively support people’s evolving needs and help them gain more control over their lives. Through technology, people with disabilities can achieve things that previously were not possible, and that is why these improvements will help us achieve our vision to help the people we support reach their full potential. |
Monroe |
NY |
$654,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters |
"COVID-19 devastated New York's most vulnerable children and youth; those who are poor and from communities of color have fared worst through the pandemic. The devastating impacts on youth mental health have implications for future success in life, impacting behavior, academic success, long-term earning potential, and physical health. Whether kids are facing trauma because of child abuse, loss of a family member, or everyday anxiety about the virus, they need support now more than ever—all amid an increasing shortage of children’s mental health resources. The mentoring programs of Big Brothers Big Sisters affiliates across New York State fill this expanding gap with an intentional focus on providing essential mental health support during a crucial time in the mentoring relationship. These programs provide vital "boots on the ground" preventative measures through caring, consistent one-to-one mentoring supports of young people and their families who are participating in our programs for more than one year, with the goal of sustaining mentoring relationships to better serve and meet their needs. Participation in various structured pull-out and out-of-school time activities benefit youth socially, emotionally, and academically, fostering resiliency in the face of great crisis with the long-term effect of redressing the impacts of generational poverty, institutional racism, and other systems of oppression.
For every dollar invested in Big Brothers Big Sisters, $18 is returned back to society. Former Littles earn $315,000 more over their lifetime, breaking the cycle of generational poverty while also increasing tax revenue of $32,154 per person for New York State." |
Albany, Bronx, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, Kings, Monroe, Nassau, New York, Niagara, Ontario, Orange, Queens, Rensselaer, Richmond, Rockland, Saratoga, Schenectady, Suffolk, Warren, Washington, Wayne and Yates |
NY |
$1,499,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CareerWise New York |
The Creating Economic Mobility Through Modern Youth Apprenticeship project will convene employers and educators to build high-quality, competency-based, training, tools, and curriculum to aide in both the on-the-job training and related instruction apprenticeship requires. These tools and curriculum will service low-income students of color typically faced with excessive barriers to training, professional networks, and other things necessary to access the high-growth, high-wage careers of New York City, offering an opportunity for upward economic mobility and the chance to increase equitable access to top employers and careers locally. |
Kings County |
NY |
$971,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull |
Current system needs to be upgraded to provide a platform to improve patient safety, improve patient satisfaction and improve efficiency. |
Kings County |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull |
Renovation and modernization of X-Ray Unit. |
Kings County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Health Services Hospitals, Inc. |
The UHS Improving Access to Child Care project will acquire an existing site in Johnson City, NY and renovate it into a NYS Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) licensed-child care center (Center) serving up to 82 children, ages infant to pre-school, of UHS employees and community members. |
Broome County |
NY |
$4,311,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifetime Assistance, Inc. |
Lifetime Assistance is seeking to change the paradigm of what people with developmental disabilities in the greater Rochester region can do. We want to level the playing field and bridge the gaps created by lack of access to technology to break down barriers that prevent people from achieving equity in all aspects of their lives.
People with intellectual/developmental disabilities have incredible capabilities. They also are more likely to have little or no access to technology that can facilitate critical functionalities and mobility, hearing/vision, independent living, skill development and employment, and access to communication and information, all of which provide for healthier, and more independent lives and equal participation in society.
With the appropriate assistive and adaptive technology devices, the sky is the limit to what people with disabilities can do. With greater and improved mobility, there is also less reliance on staff, a major concern due to nationwide staffing shortages.
To achieve our goal, we are proposing a major expansion in the use of a range of proven technology to be embedded in key service areas and Day Services, Residential Services, and vocational settings. By incorporating technology use into these areas, we can reimagine abilities and continually reinforce skills so that they build upon each other and become integrated into all aspects of daily living activities. |
Monroe |
NY |
$486,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
1st Amendment, 1st Vote, Inc. |
Support high school students to engage in a unique year-long program that empowers young women with knowledge, inspires them in conversations with women leaders, and gives them hands-on experience in the political process. |
Cayuga County |
NY |
$182,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Niagara University seeks federal funding of $998,500 to support design costs (A/E fees) associated with a 45,000 sq. ft. building expansion to the B. Thomas Golisano Center for Integrated Sciences, a facility that was completed in 2013 with Gold LEED certification. The proposed expansion would bring together faculty and students in mathematics, psychology and nursing disciplines, under one roof, in state-of-the-art laboratories that will foster innovation, collaboration, and enhanced integrated research opportunities. The proposed academic project will enable Niagara University to continue attracting students from throughout the United States and internationally, and maintain its position as a primary economic contributor to Niagara County and the WNY region; Niagara University currently generates an estimated fiscal impact of $240 million stemming from direct spending, including construction projects, labor compensation and the spillover impact from student and visitor spending. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$999,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull |
Due to roofing deficiencies, the shafts were flooded leaving all three elevators out of service. Emergency request made to OFD to secure funding for shaft mold remediation/repair and elevator modernization. |
Kings County |
NY |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Union Free School District |
The Freeport UFSD is seeking to create a to state-of-the-art sports complex for the community to participate in sporting events and large gatherings. According to the NYS of Health, obesity rates in NYS and across the nation has reached epidemic proportions. Creating communities that support healthy choices and accessibility to physical activity opportunities increase efforts to reduce and prevent chronic diseases. The percentage of New York State adults who are overweight or obese increased from 42% in 1997 to 63.2% in 2019. The percentage of New York State adults who have obesity increased from 16% in 1997 to 27.1% in 2019. Obesity among children and adolescents has tripled over the past three decades. Currently, a third of New York's children are obese or overweight. Obesity also disproportionately impacts specific racial and ethnic minority groups, including Hispanic and Black non-Hispanic adults who are the majority group in Freeport. They have higher prevalence of obesity and are more likely to experience worse outcomes from COVID-19. Freeport was one of the hardest hit communities on Long Island with COVID. Along with the risks for life-shortening chronic diseases, being overweight contributes to poor mental health associated with low self-esteem and depression. Promoting athletic programs physical fitness through sports will help decrease numbers of premature death and disability for an increasingly large segment of New Yorkers. The creation of this new sports complex will give students and the community access to a state of the art facility to partake in athletic programming. |
Nassau |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Community Hospital |
As part of a system wide strategic partnership between New York Community Hospital and Maimonides Medical Center, both parties agreed to work collaboratively to enable New York Community Hospital to provide state of the art cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology services. The requested funds will be used for construction required within New York Community Hospital and the purchase the necessary equipment to allow the cardiac catheterization lab to function and provide state of the art cardiac services to the residents of Southern Brooklyn. |
Kings County |
NY |
$3,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Opportunities for a Better Tomorrow, Inc. (OBT) |
At the height of the pandemic, New York faced two major public health and safety issues: COVID-19 and gun violence. The new uptick in gun violence threatens the steadily declining rates we have seen in the past decade. According to NYPD, there was a glaring 97% increase in shooting incidents. They recorded 1,531 incidents in 2020 compared to 776 cases in 2019. With the dramatic increase of gun violence, it is pertinent to provide deterrent programs for youth adults. |
Kings County |
NY |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Auburn Community Hospital |
Purchase of medical technology, equipment, and infrastructure to support new Cancer Center. |
Cayuga County |
NY |
$2,365,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nuvance Health – Vassar Brothers Medical Center |
The project is to expand the existing NICU to increase the bed count to (21) twenty-one licensed infant care spaces. |
Dutchess County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NPower Inc. |
Our tech fundamentals program provides unemployed or under-employed young adults who have a high school diploma or GED with 20 weeks or more instructor led virtual tech training and a 7 week paid remote or in-person internship. The program, also, provides for project-based learning and apprenticeship experience where trainees are equipped with industry-recognized certifications designed to fast track their tech careers and provide strong income earning potential. |
Kings County & New York County (Brooklyn & Harlem locations) |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Harlem Hospital Center |
Capital Funding request for $4,000,000 towards our $8MM Capital Campaign to renovate the pasted developed Simulation Center for the NYC Health + Hospitals | Harlem. The recently opened Simulation Center at Harlem Hospital is one of the satellite centers of New York City's public hospital. |
New York County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center |
Roswell Park will use funds to pay for 50% of the equipment cost to purchase a new Adaptive Radiation Therapy LINAC. |
Erie County |
NY |
$21,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
The Western New York COVID Recovery Center will provide health care and education related to COVID and its long-term effects to the region's most vulnerable, while also serving to connect people with critical healthcare and needed social services. |
Erie County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John Fisher College |
Few schools have needed resources to blend students’ love of athletics with success in school. The first issue is motivation. As noted by Muhammad, Students didn’t know their why; Why come to school? Why do things to succeed? Athletics gives them a why. Within Rochester, 30% of residents live at or below the poverty line, which is double the state average. As a mirror of this poverty, almost all students in the Rochester City School District are financially disadvantaged (89%) and many will be the first in their family to attend a 4-year college. However, 50% of the high schools in the district are in receivership. While the overall high school graduation rate hit a high of 71% in 2021, only 56% of students earned a Regents diploma. According to the Principal of Monroe High School, Jason Muhammad, athletics may serve as a key motivator to improve these statistics. As he observes, Data from the Rochester City School District reflects the national trend: the more sports students play the higher the Attendance Rate, the higher the Graduation Rate, the higher the overall Grade Point Averages, and the lower the Suspension Rate. By partnering with St. John Fisher College, students will gain experience in the expanding field of biomechanics through the development of the Laboratory for the Enhancement of Athletic Performance (LEAP lab). |
Monroe County |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hillside Children's Center |
Ensure infrastructure to deliver digital behavioral health support. |
Monroe County
|
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Neighborhood Campaign |
Funds will be used to support the Community Planning Committee, consisting of misrepresented voices from the neighborhood. The Neighborhood Campaign is led by a Community Planning Committee with two (2) Co-Chairs, working with City of Rochester Mayor Malik Evans and Monroe County Executive Adam Bello to create a neighborhood data collection hub that pays neighborhood consultants to collect assets, needs and priority strategies across the social determinants of health. The planning committee has decided to establish ownership over the data that is being collected, through the development of a Community Internal Review Board (IRB). This Community IRB would be chaired by one of our Co-chairs and would contain representation from Planning Committee members, neighborhood consultants, City and County representatives, and other key data collection representatives in the region. Data would be made available to those organizations and community members looking to collaborate with neighborhoods to apply for grants, create advocacy agendas, and design effective strategies to elevate those most affected by the social determinants of health. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of the Finger Lakes |
While we have responded to the overwhelming inquiries from our community by adding Community Connecters and Crisis Community Connecters to 211/LIFE LINE, we have not been able to increase staffing within the Resource and Quality Assurance team. This team is crucial to the 211/LIFE LINE program, and through an annual audit is responsible for ensuring the resources in our database are current, accurate, and culturally competent. This teams engagement with community-based organizations and human service providers is key to continuing to maintain and expand referral sources. These relationships enable us to Provide those contacting the program with the most appropriate services within their own community. In addition, this team is responsible for integrating our resource directory data with local health systems, allowing health care providers to directly access referral sources for their patients. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$608,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monroe Community College |
Every year, approximately 853 precision-machining, 1037 mechatronics, 600 automotive, 1200 HVAC and 1330 electrical-mechanical-optical-related jobs in the Greater Rochester area go unfilled*. FASTEC Pathways will allow learners to explore and/or easily change technician career paths, earn and complete more short-term credentials in less time, and find more immediate employment. It will provide positive education experiences that build confident learners who embrace the lifelong learning necessary to remain relevant in dynamic and in increasingly I4.0-oriented workplaces. The FASTEC Pathways approach will positively impact at least 500 full-time equivalent learners in the Greater Rochester and Finger Lakes area annually. MCC's partnership with secondary schools and Career Technical Education centers such as BOCES provides learners with access to equipment and instruction that they do not have access to currently. This project supports Monroe County government's Bring Back Monroe initiative. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$1,181,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Old Forge Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Inc |
Construction of a new ambulance station. |
Herkimer County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Junior Achievement of Central Upstate New York, In |
The JA Discovery Center helps solve some of this Region's most pressing needs, including unprecedented generational poverty and a lack of skilled workers in a variety of industries including Optics/Photonics/Imaging; Next Generation Manufacturing and Technology; Agriculture/Food Production. By providing an authentic, memorable and sequential educational experience at formative ages, youth will be informed of the career opportunities that exist in our community and they will develop the skills necessary to be successful in the workforce. There is a saying that it is "hard to be, what you cannot see." JA Discovery Center students see first-hand what their role can be in our economy and they better understand the importance of staying in school to achieve future success. In national studies, JA Discovery Center alumni are more socially mobile, with 60% of alumni moving from low income in youth to middle/upper income as adults, and JA students report a higher level of confidence in their ability to graduate. JA alumni also start businesses at a rate of 2.5X that of the general population |
Monroe County |
NY |
$522,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Theological Seminary |
As an institution focused on non-traditional high-quality theological education, New York Theological Seminary's mission is to prepare faith and thought leaders to engage in relevant, restorative, and revolutionary ministry.
New York Theological Seminary is seeking resources to support the launch of our Center for Mental Health Equity. Faith and community leaders are often the first point of contact in times of crisis. Based on this basic need, CMHE focuses on training faith and community leader in health care knowledge and policy with a focus on mental health through education, research, advocacy, and outreach. |
New York |
NY |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hofstra University |
We request funding for the laboratory, simulation and experiential equipment necessary for the launch of Hofstra University and Doctorate in Physical Therapy. The funding the University requests will provide graduate students the ability to develop skills and learn in the classroom environment, using lab and simulation to practice. The purchases include a Three-Dimensional (3-D) Motion Analysis System; Electromyography (EMG); GAITRite System, a Virtual Reality System (used in rehabilitation by enabling the user/patient to become active participants in the virtual environment), Near Infrared Spectroscopy and an AMTI Balance and Force Plate.
In addition, CAPTE requires that the program must have standard equipment commonly seen in physical therapy practice, the program must include several hundred pieces of equipment such as anatomical models, traction units, electrical simulation and ultrasound, paraffin baths, devices for tests and measurements, first aid and medical supplies, weight and strengthening equipment, balance and basic exercise equipment, assistive devices, cardiac monitoring and other medical devices.
The University will be investing in the renovation of space for faculty and administrative staff offices, two dedicated combined classroom/Labs with treatment tables and equipment. One classroom/lab is primarily for courses in orthopedics and musculoskeletal skills and the other classroom/lab for courses in neurological assessment and treatment, therapeutic modalities, Integumentary assessment and cardiopulmonary skills, storage space for each teaching classroom/lab. locker/changing areas. research space and student lounge space, that can be also used for students to meet for group projects and small group discussion. These spaces are all required for accreditation by CAPTE. |
Nassau |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Theological Seminary |
As an institution focused on non-traditional high-quality theological education, New York Theological Seminary's mission is to prepare faith and thought leaders to engage in relevant, restorative, and revolutionary ministry. |
New York |
NY |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rome Memorial Hospital, Inc., d/b/a Rome Health |
Rome Memorial Hospital, Inc., d/b/a Rome Health seeks funding to purchase a high speed 64-slice CT Scanner to support rapid diagnosis and treatment of stroke. Rome Health is pursuing designation as a primary stroke center to save lives and prevent life-limiting disabilities. Stroke mortality and hospitalization rates in Oneida County are significantly higher than the state average. Centrally located in Oneida County with a population of more than 232,000, Rome Health's service area extends north into rural Lewis County with a population of nearly 27,000 people. |
Oneida |
NY |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Manufacturers Association of Central New York |
IDEAS for High Tech Growth will provide training and guaranteed employment for the marginally employed, unemployed and workers who were displaced by the pandemic in entry level Manufacturing Technician positions and entry level Software Development positions. These high-skilled, high- paying career pathways provide equitable access to all New York State residents regardless of their prior education or experience. This comprehensive approach will match the demand for a highly skilled workforce in support of strategic and emerging technologies in New York State, such as semiconductor manufacturing, clean energy, information technology and the associated regional supply chains to these industries. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse University |
Syracuse University is requesting $5 million the Quantum Technology Center to enable New York State and Central New York to become an epicenter of research, training, and advanced manufacturing of quantum technology. The new center will provide a pathway for existing companies and new startups to interact directly with researchers in this cutting-edge field. Additionally, the center will serve as an active training platform for quantum-related industry professionals, thereby enabling New York State to develop a next-generation quantum technology workforce. The center will build upon planned regional investments for a local semiconductor chip fabrication facility. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Le Moyne College |
Syracuse has struggled for decades under a crushing rate of poverty that far exceeds that of other municipalities. In 2019 its poverty rate was more than double that of New York State as a whole and nearly triple the national rate of poverty. Moreover, it leads the nation in child poverty among communities of 100,000 people or more. At the same time, local employers throughout the tech sector cannot attract or recruit the talent needed for growth and expansion. The recent opening of the new 5G campus and manufacturing facility in Syracuse (the first of its kind in the nation) has created additional demand for such technology-related talent. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$1,234,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's Health |
There is a high demand for cardiac sonographers in the Central New York region and a lack of the resources to provide this specialized service for patients. Health care facilities regionally struggle with the ability to attract, hire and retain cardiac sonographers from the distant areas that offer the specific training required. Many of the highly sought cardiac services in our organization and surrounding organizations that attract patients and physicians to the area, heavily rely on the services provided by the limited resource of cardiac sonographers. The result of this is cardiac sonographers are often overworked, the recruitment is highly competitive, scheduling of surgical procedures is delayed and patients sustain long wait periods for echocardiograms. As the cardiac service line continues to flourish, the burden of this deficiency becomes more evident. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$252,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adelphi University |
The Adelphi University Health and Wellness Center will be an integrated healthcare delivery center that includes counseling and mental health services, walk-in crises services, primary medical care including women's health, sexual health, emergency response, clinical laboratory, dispensing pharmacy, health promotion, and outreach, alcohol, and other educational programming.
The integration of primary and behavioral health services has been the focus of recent trends in college health. Taking a more integrated approach to wellness may provide the best foundation for a holistic circle of care. Collaboration between counseling and health services may be instrumental in better detection and early treatment for a wide range of co-occurring disorders.
Funds will be used for an on-campus renovation project to create a new 5,200 square foot Health and Wellness Center that will serve as a home for primary care and mental health services. The new center will provide holistic patient care, including far greater access to mental health care, for thousands of New Yorkers who attend Adelphi University. |
Nassau |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation |
We are seeking funding to support the construction of a dedicated group study/collaboration area and classroom for workers. Using underutilized space on our lower level, our plan is to create one large area that can be divided into three distinct areas, using a movable wall. One area would be a dedicated group study space for workers who are attending college to utilize for studying and for access to distance learning classes. The second area would be a small classroom which would be utilized for training classes such as new employee orientation, volunteer pre-service training, and college classes that are to be offered onsite at Parker by Nassau County College. These rooms are intended only for collaborative study, classes, or other related uses. The third area would be a patient simulation lab which allows virtual experiences to prepare learners for patient care. |
Nassau |
NY |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carthage Area Hospital |
Carthage Area Hospital will build a new medical center to consolidate multiple locations into one building. |
Jefferson County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Jefferson – St. Lawrence |
Renovation of residential facilities for people with developmental disabilities. |
Jefferson County |
NY |
$331,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Watertown Urban Mission, Inc. |
The Jefferson County Homeless Project proposes a low-barrier homeless shelter community. |
Jefferson County |
NY |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Stem Cell Foundation, Inc. |
"NYSCF is building a new 23,500 square foot state-of-the-art medical research facility at the Hudson Research Center at 619 W 54th St. in Manhattan, where the NYSCF Research Institute is currently located. This NYSCF Translational Stem Cell Research Facility, representing an expansion of the existing NYSCF Research Institute, will include a Clinical Research Laboratory for personalized cancer therapy development, specialized facilities for the development of cellular therapies, and automated stem cell production and manipulation systems for discovering new drugs for patients, among other capabilities and technologies. This Facility will enable and accelerate critical research efforts and partnerships, including the NYSCF Ethnic Diversity Biobank, a resource that will enable new therapies to be researched and developed using the genetic diversity of the human population.
The funds requested will be used for the construction of the NYSCF Translational Stem Cell Research Facility." |
New York |
NY |
$6,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's College New York |
The Cybersecurity and Science Technology Initiative at SJC Brooklyn will address an urgent need for digital fluency and security among our future workforce and in our community - including seniors and immigrants. |
Kings County |
NY |
$879,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fordham University |
"Over 40 weeks in 2022, the Clinical Mental Health Services (CCMH) program is currently on track to provide free culturally appropriate and trauma informed telemental health counseling to a minimum of 80 youth in the Bronx. Youth are offered 10 free individual counseling sessions to address internal, external, and contextual stressors and develop coping skills. Sessions are offered in both Spanish and English. This proposal aims to expand CCMH’s operation from 40 to 46 weeks in 2023 to:
(a) Offer free counseling sessions to a minimum of 200 youth and their guardians from low income families in NYC, particularly those living in marginalized Black, Latinx, Asian and immigrant communities. CCMH's tele-mental health model enables increased flexibility in scheduling, assisting guardians in accessing mental health services and resources more efficiently for their children and themselves.
(b) Increase counseling groups tailored to the needs of the NYC community. In 2022, we have partnered with Sinergia to offer a virtual, bilingual group for boys with autism spectrum disorder to practice social communication skills, foster self-awareness, and self-esteem. This proposal expands our unique group offerings for youth across New York City.
(c) Expand free presentations and workshops to guardians/caretakers, teachers, and community organizations working with youth on a range of mental health topics. For over 12 months, CCMH has offered workshops developed with input from these stakeholders to tailor them to their individual needs. This proposal expands these offerings to guardians, schools, and community organizations in all five New York City Boroughs." |
New York City |
NY |
$477,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maimonides Medical Center |
The requested funds will support the expansion of the Community Care of Brooklyn (CCB) Navigator, a one-stop shop for all care management and social service referrals in Brooklyn. |
Kings County |
NY |
$1,649,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Utica University |
"A cyber range is a controlled, interactive technology environment where cybersecurity students learn how to detect and mitigate cyber-attacks using the same kind of equipment that they would utilize in industry or the workplace. Cyber ranges create a safe training and learning environment where professionals and students can practice responding to a large range of security incidents, test incident plans, and learn how to efficiently work on a response team. The ability to practice in a safe environment and closely monitor their progress, builds skill and confidence in the participants and allows faculty, trainers, and employers to see exactly where further education/training is required.
Utica University’s proposed 1,300 square foot Cyber Range will consist of both physical and cloud-based components. In the physical space, the range will provide twenty (20) mobile computing stations that allow a variety of configurations to support team and individual activities. This project is for the procurement ofechnology and equipment for this space. A video wall will allow participants and observers to monitor activities in the room and support instructional activities. Conversational style seating will provide space and opportunities for participants to engage with instructors and each other in a more personal and intimate setting, while the large open floor space can also support auditorium-style seating for up to sixteen (16) people. Distance learning students will join activities in the Cyber Range using a combination of video conferencing and Utica’s learning management systems."
|
Oneida County |
NY |
$735,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Chris S. Owens Foundation |
To support gun violence prevention and intervention services. |
Kings County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYU Langone Hospitals |
"The Cohen Military Family Center (MFC) at NYU Langone was founded in 2012 to address the unmet mental health needs of veterans and military families. Over the past decade, the MFC has provided treatment for mental health diagnoses and a co-occurring substance use disorder diagnoses to over 3,200 veterans/military service members and their partners, children, and parents. Services include comprehensive psychiatric assessment and individual, group, couples, and family therapy, with medication management, including FDA-approved medications for the treatment of opioid use disorders, is available as needed. Problematic substance use is approached from a harm reduction stance, meeting the individual where they are to best address their needs. All of our services are offered both in person and through telehealth, which has greatly increased the accessibility of mental health care treatment throughout the state of NY. Services are rendered to veterans/active duty service members and their families who are unable to access care from the VA, many of whom are also low-income.
In the last two years, there have been significant increases in demand for our culturally competent services aimed at addressing the mental health needs of families in the most need of care. The funding requested would help the MFC meet the increased demand for mental health services among veterans and military families and would allow the MFC to target outreach to underserved areas throughout New York State by hiring behavioral health providers." |
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
William F. Ryan Community Health Center, Inc. d/b/ |
"All six floors of the Ryan Health I NENA facility are heated and cooled by an HVAC system that consists of five Roof Top Units (RTUs). The RTUs are almost 20 years old and are at the end of their working life. These 5 RTUs heat and cool all six floors of the facility. As described in the Needs Statement, the facility must upgrade the system in order to meet New York City regulations. In addition, a new HVAC system will significantly improve air purification and filtration, which will assist in infection control as COVID continue to spread.
New lighting is also required throughout the facility. LED lighting is an energy-saving alternative to traditional incandescent bulbs. LED bulbs last much longer that incandescent bulbs and they put out the same amount of light using significantly less energy. They are important for the environment and saves money. This lights are also necessary to come into compliance with the New York City regulations." |
New York |
NY |
$1,151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Silicon Harlem's C-Better Foundation |
"PROJECT OVERVIEW
The Future Ready Workforce Training (FRWT) program is a project to train 500 underserved adults in classroom and virtual instructions. We provide a hands-on controlled physical testbed for our trainees, in partnership with the City College of New York in District 13.
Trained technicians have the potential to earn $65,000/year to improve neighborhood base telecommunications infrastructure and prepare NYC for the next generation of advanced services.
COURSE CURRICULUM:
1. Skills for designing, deploying, communicating, and monitoring infrastructure that impacts District 13
2. Future ready hardware and software impact on infrastructure
3. 50 hours of a combination of skill based curriculum and one on one mentoring
4. Training is focused on fundamentals in infrastructure, technology, and design implementation of community networks in NYC
5. In collaboration with industry partners, the skill-based training ensures the required skills for certification as Network and Infrastructure Technicians
KEY MEASUREMENTS INCLUDE:
% of trainees completion
% of trainees certified
% internships and job placement" |
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Keuka College |
Keuka College will create a new community facing rural outpatient clinic that will allow Keuka College to offer primary health care, counseling, athletic training, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and wellness services to both on-campus students and residents in the surrounding community. |
Yates County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Premium Health, Inc. |
This project will thus improve access to and quality of care across the continuum of mental health promotion for the underserved populations |
Kings County |
NY |
$2,083,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center |
Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center proposes to create the first Montessori Inspired Lifestyle Advanced Memory Care Unit in Manhattan. Federal funds will support gut renovation of 7,604 sq. feet of space to create private and shared rooms for 28 adults with advanced dementia. The objectives of the project are to 1) improve the environment of care, and 2) implement the evidence-based Montessori Inspired Lifestyle (MIL) model of care. |
New York City |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
You Gotta Believe Older Child Adoption |
Expand foster boarding home program. |
Kings County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Visiting Nurse Service of New York |
Federal funds would be used to support the VNSNY Home Health Nurse Residency Program (HHNRP). The HHNRP is a two-year evidence-based program that helps newly graduated registered nurses (RNs) gain the necessary skills and competencies to deliver effective care to homebound patients. RNs have a combination of classroom and experiential learning in the community, supported by preceptors and a clinical management team. |
New York City |
NY |
$1,529,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Family Life in Sunset Park, Inc. |
Support for workforce development workshops and job placement assistance. |
Kings County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York City Ballet |
New York City Ballet (NYCB) conducts three distinct multi-workshop residency programs in New York City public schools for 1st - 5th graders: Ballet Tales, Project Ballet, and The Nutcracker Project. NYCB Teaching Artists, in collaboration with classroom teachers, introduce students to NYCB's repertory, engage them with themes in the choreography and music, and focus on dancemaking through collaborative creative writing and movement. In addition, Teaching Artists attend diversity, equity, and inclusion training at the beginning of the school year. This training is well-received by Teaching Artists, and based on this positive feedback, NYCB's education staff has made several changes to the curriculum to encourage students to bring their own creativity, voice, and perspective to the residencies. All residency curricula support federal, state, and city dance education standards. In a typical season, student matinees, two of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker in December and one of mixed repertory in February are a key component of all residency programs, bringing NYCB's choreography and music to life and giving students an experience of attending a performance at the David H. Koch Theater. The final component of the residencies is the culminating performance at the students schools, during which they are able to showcase all they have learned by performing the dances they have created together. |
New York County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan dba Alliance for Positive Change |
PATH to Jobs: Peer Alliance Towards Health to Jobs is a cost-effective, high impact investment of taxpayer funds in workforce innovation that is increasing the number of low-income New Yorkers who obtain vocational training and job placement opportunities in health and social service agencies across New York, supporting them in their trajectory from dependence on public benefits to economic mobility and independence, and strengthening our healthcare system in addressing health disparities and access inequities exposed and exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arab-American Family Support Center |
Address the increasing mental health needs of immigrants and refugees through community education initiative, Reclaiming Our Health (ROH), and individual mental health counseling. |
New York City |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arc GLOW |
Funding for two wheelchair vans. |
Livingston County |
NY |
$104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hofstra University |
"In order to serve our community clients, the Saltzman Community Services Center is in great need of a system that provides electronic health records (EHR). An EHR system would update our record keeping, scheduling and patient tracking in a manner that cannot be accomplished by the continued use of paper records. An EHR system would create a way to efficiently create, maintain and store patient records. The patients would be able to fill out forms in line before even coming to the Center so that clinicians would have demographic and clinical information before seeing the patient. Once the patient is seen, the clinical assessment can be written up, immediately shared with the clinical intake team and a recommendation for services provided to the client in a very timely manner.
The Joan and Arnold Saltzman Community Services Center at Hofstra University provides low-cost cutting-edge services to members of the local community. These services include psychological assessment, individual, couple and family psychotherapy, speech-language therapy and audiological assessment and intervention. These services are offered to people throughout the lifespan. Over one thousand people are seen and over five thousand patient service hours are logged annually. No one is turned away because of the inability to pay for these much-needed interventions." |
New York |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Memorial Hospital |
Facility improvements to provide a more compliant and safer environment with updated technology. |
Madison County |
NY |
$3,882,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oneida Health Systems, Inc. d/b/a Oneida Health |
Renovations to an existing building located on the main campus of Oneida Health for multi-use care/testing center and HRSA-funded Behavioral Health Integration and Intensive Outpatient Program. |
Madison County |
NY |
$977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Action for a Better Community, Inc. |
Funds will be used to develop a Generation 2 viable product to automate regular and episodic updates to current benefit eligibility tables, expand the number of public benefits included in the calculator, and enhance the user interface that collects the minimum required information to determine eligible benefit amounts. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$517,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center |
This Community Project Funding request will assist St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center to make necessary infrastructure and technology improvements, supporting patient-centered healthcare. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$602,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Compeer Rochester, Inc. |
Support for mental health treatment for veterans. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PEN America |
PEN America requests support for our 2023 World Voices Festival, involving dozens of events presenting more than 100 writers hailing from over 30 countries alongside leading American authors and thinkers. The Festival introduces and distributes educational resources and knowledge by promoting global literature to the many cultural and linguistic communities, including tourists, that make up New York. |
New York County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PLAY Sports Coalition |
The PLAY Sports Coalition is a nonprofit organization that represents nearly 4,000 youth sports leaders across the country. We would like to expand our training and professional development offerings for youth sports nonprofit leaders, particularly those serving youth in and around New York City and underserved communities. The members of our coalition face a variety of challenges that can be addressed through on- and off-field training and development, sharing of best practices related to youth health and safety, and youth development principles. Providing capacity to youth sports leaders allows them to better serve the families in their communities, leading to better physical, emotional, and mental health outcomes, better educational outcomes, and fewer interactions with the criminal justice system.
PLAYS leadership team is composed entirely of volunteers, as is its board of directors. We have expertise, access to a network of leaders and experts in the field, and a strong coalition of members that provide opportunities for youth to play sports. However we have limited resources to deliver programs to build the capacity of these organizations in order to increase participation. |
New York |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Weill Cornell Medicine |
The CCTU studies the safety and efficacy of promising new treatments for people who are living with HIV as well as strategies for HIV prevention and cure. Its mission has also expanded to include COVID prevention and treatment trials. Through clinical trials, patients may gain access to new treatments not yet available to the general public. The information learned from these studies ultimately improve the health of people who are living with HIV infection.
CCTU is co-located with Center for Special Studies (CSS) at NewYork-Presbyterian, a NYS Designated AIDS Care Center where persons living with HIV and AIDS receive the highest quality multi-disciplinary health care extending to the psychological, social and spiritual needs.
The project at 49 W 23rd Street would expand CCTU's space by enlarging critical lab space and increase its ability to participate in existing trials and take on additional trials to better support its patient population. The project will also provide ancillary space, such as a dedicated procedure room/exam room and administrative space to support the center's growth in trials. This location is ideal as it is located in an environment with a high need for HIV-related interventions and where several key populations are well represented. The CCTU has a rich network of clinical, public health and community partners that create innovative interventions across the four pillars of ending the epidemic and is already conducting rigorous implementation research and evaluation activities. |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dorill Initiative, Inc. |
Dorill Initiative is requesting $500,000 through the Community Project Funding to (1) help sustain our administrative operations which includes one full-time and nine part-time employees; (2) deepen our FREE interdisciplinary arts education programming in underestimated and overlooked communities across New York City; (3) grow our advocacy for transformative arts education and youth empowerment in New York State and; (4) expand our vision nationally and internationally for youth between the ages of 10-18 years old. |
New York County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Mount Sinai Hospital |
Set to be completed in 2024, the new ED will have the capacity for 122,000 patients annually, as well as modernizations to enhance operations, improve patient experience in a person-centered way, and increase the community's capacity to receive care for serious and life- threatening illness and injury. The clinical treatment space will be expanded by 8,500 feet, doubling the current amount of space for critically ill adult and pediatric patients. The new emergency department will incorporate best practices currently in place, ensuring effective patient management and flow as well as increased readiness to care for patients with high consequence infectious diseases, such as COVID-19. |
New York County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Manhattan Community College |
IHOPE is a comprehensive academic and workforce development initiative focused on recruiting, retaining, and placing individuals into healthcare and information technology (IT) jobs with family-sustaining wages and opportunities for career advancement.
The IT and Healthcare Opportunities through Programs in Education (IHOPE), will serve up to 180 participants in academic year 2022-23, all from Upper Manhattan and surrounding communities, and will initially target single mothers and practicing home health aides, as well as justice involved and impacted residents, and individuals who have lost jobs as a result of the pandemic.
The program will provide academic and career training, support, and credentials, while also providing wrap-around support services to help students deal with legal, social, emotional, and life-sustaining challenges, such as housing, childcare, and food insecurity, as they pursue their educational and career goals and transition to the workforce.
Upon enrollment, students will meet with a career advisor who will help them identify their skills and career goals, types of employment available upon completion, opportunities for internships, and then create a map of their education and career pathway. Staff will support students to ensure they have access to the support services they need to help them complete the program and secure positions in their field after graduation.
Students in the IHOPE project will receive: Industry-specific Technical Skills Workshops; Tutoring and Peer Mentoring; Basic Needs Support, including access to childcare, counseling services, emergency funds, food, and transportation; Access to Technology; Career Exploration and Support, including certification test preparation, interview skills, and job placements. |
New York |
NY |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Home Lifecare, Manhattan |
TNJH respectfully requests from Senator Gillibrand $438,025 in Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) to expand our GCD Young Adult model. The requested funding will enable TNJH to implement a GCD Young Adult externship program at a partnering skilled nursing facility, thereby training, preparing and placing a total of 30 out-of-work, out-of-school young adults (ages 18-24) for employment as Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs). This expansion of the GCD Young Adult program will position TNJH's effective model for scaling and aligns with our replication strategy to 10X our impact by 2025. |
New York County |
NY |
$438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mentors Inspiring Boys & Girls (MIB&G) |
Scholarship funding for school year programming. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$119,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East House |
Stable housing for at-risk individuals to promote recovery from substance use disorders. |
Monroe COunty |
NY |
$913,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ICD International Center for the Disabled, Inc. |
ICD respectfully requests federal funds to support 50 youth and adults with disabilities in New York City through career training that results in industry-recognized certifications that can be used to seek and sustain career track employment. |
New York County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Institute, Inc. |
Catalytic funding to address health and development inequities comprehensively among young children in New York State that have been worsened with COVID. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Museum of the City of New York |
Requested funds will support critical operational expenses including: new and existing full-time and per diem Museum Educator salaries and benefits to develop, lead, and evaluate these initiatives; technology and digital infrastructure costs including website hosting, video production, and editing; marketing and communications efforts to ensure the widest possible reach; and licensing fees including image rights for first-hand resources. |
New York county, serving Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, and Richmond counties. |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Gay and Lesbian Youth, Inc. (LIGALY) D |
Funding will allow the organization to hire more staff and increase the number of schools that are provided free trainings. |
Nassau County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House New York |
CHNY is requesting $150,000 in funding to support continued enhancement of our CovWorks Vocational Training Program, serving young people in all of our residential programs, ages 18-24. Specifically, we plan to build out relationships with community partners offering vocational trainings, and employers offering jobs, in the fields that have emerged as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as ones that have remained steady despite economic disruption. |
New York, Bronx |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loretto Adult Community, Inc. |
Loretto Adult Community, Inc, the largest provider of Post-Acute, Long-term Care beds in the region, seeks $1,950,000 to fund urgent capital improvements at the Sedgwick Heights facility, in a historic district of Syracuse, NY. The Sedgwick Heights community provides a safe, supportive, and affordable environment in a homelike setting for up to 150 older adults who are primarily low-income, medically eligible for nursing home placement and eligible for Medicaid. The post-acute and supportive services provided ensure all residents have access to the care they require. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Manhattan Community College |
BMCC's Cohort Experience for New Students (CENS) aims to replicate the success the college has achieved, in terms of student retention and success, through its existing cohort programs, for a larger cadre of incoming students. Student departure theory explains that quality integration into campus life through formal and informal engagement is the foundation for persistence and retention. Characterized by shared experiences, holistic supports, and continued engagement, cohort programs provide consistent contact opportunities between students, staff, and faculty, developmental programming, and the financial, social, emotional, and wellness support that has been shown to help keep students in school and on track to graduation.
The CENS initiative, to be piloted for 500 incoming freshman in the Fall of 2022, will provide a newly envisioned baseline support structure for those who did not self-select into the existing cohort programs. Once enrolled, students will be assigned a support team who will guide goal achievement, address academic and financial difficulties, and ensure integration into the campus community. MetroCards, food vouchers, and stipends for textbooks will be provided as incentives and for those in need. Each student will have a personalized roadmap with program milestones that will complement enhanced supports and intentional tracking to keep them on the path to success.
By incorporating these best practices gleaned from our other cohort programs, CENS will improve the student experience, streamline access to resources, and lead to improved overall student success. |
New York |
NY |
$481,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC, Inc. NYC Chapter |
AHRC NYC seeks to launch a staff training, enrichment, and professional development system (STEPS) for which it is currently developing a targeted training curriculum and a structured mentorship program. |
New York, Bronx, Queens, Kings and Richmond |
NY |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loretto Health & Rehabilitation Center |
In order to meet an urgent community need, as well as the stewardship priority of enhanced facilities that provide high-quality care, Loretto Health and Rehabilitation Center seeks $500,000 to upgrade the 12th floor of the Cunningham Skilled Nursing Facility to upskill 30 beds to expand access to geriatric psychiatry and advanced memory care. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Aaron & Marion Gural JCC Inc. (GJCC) |
The program will provide trauma-counseling to 300 unduplicated individuals. |
Nassau County |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CUNY on Behalf of Hunter College |
Learning and creative hub serving the Harlem community. |
New York County |
NY |
$792,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fordham University |
Outreach to vulnerable populations. |
New York County |
NY |
$456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bank Street College of Education |
Support for teacher residencies. |
New York County |
NY |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Yeshiva University |
Support for immigration law clinic for law students at Yeshiva University's Cardozo School of Law. |
New York County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Manhattan Community College |
Academic, financial, and social-emotional support for students having been impacted by the justice system. |
New York County |
NY |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
His Branches, Inc |
Renovation, construction, and finishing of community health center. |
Monroe COunty |
NY |
$2,546,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
His Branches, Inc |
Renovation of service delivery site. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The New School |
Strengthening mental health support for young people in higher education. |
New York County |
NY |
$646,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
exalt Youth |
Expansion of programming to all five boroughs. |
New York County |
NY |
$906,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Emerald Isle Immigration Center |
Expand education and employment services. |
Queens County |
NY |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Community College |
Expanded course offerings in the academic and workforce development programs |
Rensselaer County |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mary Cariola Children's Center, Inc. |
Consolidation of campuses. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Children's Village |
This initiative will support behavioral health programming for youth served by The Children's Village. |
Westchester County |
NY |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Villa of Hope |
Clinic stabilization and outreach for mental health support. |
Monroe COunty |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Ann's Corner of Harm Reduction |
Federal funds will assist in the acquisition and build out of the Harm Reduction Institute. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Village Birth International |
Expansion of postpartum services. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EnCompass: Resources for Learning, Inc. |
Expansion of support services to students facing barriers to success. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nyack University |
Improve recruitment and access to coding boot camp. |
New York County |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Siena College |
Educational equipment for nursing labs. |
Albany County |
NY |
$497,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York StateWide Senior Action Council, Inc. |
Outreach efforts to connect aging population with services. |
Albany County |
NY |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban Health Plan, Inc. |
Renovations to program centers. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of Mount Saint Vincent |
Acquisition of simulation equipment and training materials for new Physician Assistant program. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One To World |
Expansion of Global Classroom programming. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Committee for Hispanic Children & Families (CHCF) |
Expansion of STEM afterschool programs |
Bronx County |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Jewish Board of Family & Children's Services |
Secure housing for individuals with behavioral health conditions. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Helene Fuld College of Nursing |
This award is to provide financial aid to the more than 700 students enrolled at Helene Fuld College of Nursing (HF). More than 90% of our students require financial assistance to enroll and complete their studies at Helene Fuld. Unlike traditional nursing schools, our students tend to be older, non-traditional students looking to do well, while doing good. Nursing is an opportunity for these students.
Our students face challenging circumstances that include lack of financial means, remedial education needs, transportation issues, and many of them are single parents. This award will allow HF to provide scholarships, substantial financial aid, and academic assistance to our students, allowing them to lighten their financial load, focus on their studies, and complete their nursing program.
Helene Fuld College of Nursing is an independent single-purpose institution. Its mission is to provide a dynamic career ladder approach to nursing education to improve professional practice and contribute to the health of communities. |
New York |
NY |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Legal Momentum |
Legal Momentum proposes to use the requested funds to develop a training program led by, and for, low-wage women workers. Our Worker Empowerment Collaborative would consist of a peer education training program on workplace rights and legal protections for women working in low-wage industries in New York. |
New York |
NY |
$199,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Henry Street Settlement |
"Henry Street Settlement is respectfully requesting community funding to support our ongoing efforts to provide meaningful and holistic services to local youth. Henry Street’s Youth Employment Initiative, which is part of our larger Employment Services Division, connects young adults to meaningful work opportunities, provides wraparound social services and mental health counseling to youth and their families, and creates safe community spaces.
With funding, Henry Street will be able to create more slots for our innovative Community COVID Response Team (CCRT) initiative where young local adults are recruited from across our youth development programs and the community at large and are engaged in meaningful work/career development opportunities. We will also be able to hire two Credible Messengers that can reach youth where they are and provide meaningful mentorship, navigation, and support as they attach to various high-impact opportunities across our agency, including job training/placement, HSE prep, college access services, social work/counseling, sports/athletics, and/or arts enrichment. Additionally, we will support an additional 10 youth in our innovative Rambler initiative, that teaches youth and young adults fashion design as a way to find their voice, tell their story, and ultimately increase key life outcomes. Conducted remotely, this opportunity enables youth to earn a stipend while designing their own individualized fashion design projects, using multimedia tools and drawing from their personal experiences as inspiration.
All youth who enter our programs also benefit from connections to Henry Street’s range of wraparound services and mental health counseling." |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia University Mailman School of Public Healt |
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the US has suffered by far the highest volume of deaths of any nation in the world, nearly twice the next highest nation, and under-represented and marginalized communities in the US have borne a highly disproportionate brunt of this health burden. There is a critical need to train and produce a new generation of more diverse public health and epidemiologic experts, emerging from local communities and trained at the highest level, in order to more effectively fight against emerging viruses, like COVID-19, and other health threats, ranging from cancer to opioid overdoses to gun violence. The proposed NextGen Public Health Scholars Program is a 6-year “2+2+2 pipeline” education program designed to create this new generation of epidemiology and public health experts from diverse backgrounds and serve as a nationwide model to identify our most highly under-recognized and under-appreciated pool of potential young epidemiologists emerging from the nation’s community colleges. |
New York City |
NY |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community |
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center (The Center) requests $350,000 to support Center Works, an LGBTQ-specific economic empowerment program that pairs case management with career services and support. Center Works expands and enhances the economic justice services, dramatically enhancing the economic stability for LGBTQ New Yorkers most in need. |
New York |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nyack University |
Nyack College is a private liberal arts school located in New York, NY. The college's in-person and online programs prepare minority, first-generation and underserved students for the workforce.
Nyack has prioritized improvements to the physical, programmatic, and student service offerings for incoming and current students in an effort to improve recruitment and retention at the college. These improvements have been identified as a critical strategic opportunity by new college president, Dr. Rajan Mathews and his leadership team, as an imperative to meet the needs of Nyack's traditionally underserved student population. Building design components must present a seamless and welcoming pathway to academic instruction and effective student support services.
To better serve existing students and improve the recruitment of new students, Nyack seeks to renovate its entry way to create attractive pathways to student support services space, student-usable social space, and classrooms. |
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender Communit |
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center (The Center) requests $856,350 to purchase an energy-efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system to replace the hot water heating and condenser cooling systems installed in 2001. The HVAC system will provide climate control for The Center’s entire 30,000 square foot building which is utilized by 300,000 Center visitors and program clients annually. |
New York |
NY |
$857,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northside Center for Child Development |
Northside Center for Child Development (Northside) requests $500,000 to expand the behavioral health services we provide to children and families living in poverty in New York City. The services that are currently offered by Northside are: Behavioral Health Clinic, Early Childhood Mental Health, Clinic in Schools, and the Special Needs Unit. The funds requested will be used for salaries for clinical staff as we expand our programming; including an Assistant Director for Behavioral Health, a Senior Research Consultant, and additional social workers. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chinese-American Planning Council |
"The Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) requests $500,000 to support our AAPI Health & Outreach Initiative in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens, New York. This project will address the increased needs brought about by the pandemic, including the growing health and mental health needs of Asian American families and the rise in anti-Asian violence facing Asian American women and seniors.
With federal funds, CPC will expand and continue:
1) Health and mental health outreach and education through culturally competent, language-appropriate supports that ensure community access to on-site and in-house mental health specialists, including the hiring of two social workers and a psychiatrist.
2) Services and referral navigation for seniors, low-income families, and youth to facilitate access to local networked CBOs like Charles B. Wang, Hamilton-Madison House and other partners specializing in behavioral health, family counseling, and more.
3) Neighborhood services to combat anti-Asian violence and support victims of hate crimes, working with partners like the Mayor's Office, DA's, NYPD, elected officials, and Black, Brown, and Jewish groups. " |
New York City |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC, Inc. NYC Chapter d/b/a AHRC NYC |
"AHRC NYC will address the need for expanded access to behavioral health services for individuals with IDD and for tests and evaluations to determine NYS OPWDD eligibility for the thousands of individuals who desperately need services by renovating and expanding clinical space to create the Clinical Center for Disability at AHRC NYC.
Funding will support:
Construction of 5,471 square feet clinical space, including 16 rooms: 12 consultation, one rehab, two group therapy, and one “Safe Room” to stabilize patients experiencing acute behavioral health issues.
Two additional Clinical Social Worker Autism Specialists for one year plus autism and IQ diagnostic and testing materials. Salaries for these two specialists will be the only ongoing expense and will be funded with revenue from additional evaluations and therapies.
Computers, webcams, and speakers for telehealth for greater access to and coordination of care, balancing telehealth options with in-person visits for greater flexibility, important for complex patient populations. Additionally, this equipment will facilitate group training and workshops.
AHRC NYC will establish an online collaborative IDD learning community by accessing the University of New Mexico’s Project ECHO framework, a tele-mentoring and distance learning program, to create its own ECHO Neurodiversity learning community. AHRC NYC staff, external IDD expert service providers, and medical and mental health care providers from across NYS will be invited to meet on a regular basis to discuss topics related to the mental health needs of the IDD community, using real case studies, and share information and best practices on treatment options and resources." |
New York City |
NY |
$1,444,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Mission Society |
"The Mission Society’s Power Academy program is an after school and summer academic enrichment program reaching over 1,400 K-8 school students at five schools in Manhattan and the Bronx. Power Academy helps young people develop a deeper understanding of their skills, capabilities, and interests in an effort to create well-rounded students with strong academic, social, and emotional skills and the ability to advocate for themselves and others. Our Level Up program serves more than 1,400 over-age and under-credited students across seven transfer public high schools and young adult borough centers in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. Level Up addresses the academic opportunity gap in the under-resourced communities we serve and lowers barriers to high school graduation, attending college, and employment.
Funding will be used to provide Mission Society students with enriching school time, after-school, and summer programs that offer academic advisement; career and college counseling; literacy, STEM, and arts activities; mental health services; and paid internship experiences. Currently, our programs are facing a $1,324,126 budget gap during a time when our services are more needed than ever. Mission Society’s students require additional academic support to help address the learning loss that resulted from the pandemic school closures, which is particularly crucial as many of our students were already academically disadvantaged as a result of attending under-resourced schools. We are also focusing more than ever social emotional learning practices to address some of the mental health and social needs that arose from the pandemic." |
New York |
NY |
$1,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Niagara County Department of Mental Health |
"The Mental Health office will be relocated to a new facility in the City of Lockport. It will be located near public transportation, walking and biking and easily accessible by car or ride-share with ample parking. It will be located near other services such as health care, pharmacies and grocery stores.
The new renovation will include:
Masonry, Acoustic, Millwork, etc... to reconfigure the space
Gas lines, electrical, plumbing and fire suppression as well as HVAC work
Painting and trim work
The new office will be laid out in such as way as to increase the size of the offices so that staff can now work with larger groups such as families. The new space will also have a large group meeting room that can accommodate health and wellness activities and other group classes. A lactation room will be added to the new layout." |
Niagara County |
NY |
$349,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Refuah Health Center, Inc. |
"This project involves the construction of a permanent, state-of-the art outpatient health care facility in South Fallsburg to help address the significant and dire healthcare needs faced by Sullivan County. The facility will expand and enhance RefuahHealth's ability to provide high-quality, integrated, and affordable care to the residents of Sullivan County.
Access to high-quality, affordable healthcare is a critical need in Sullivan County. The county currently ranks 60 out of 62 for health outcomes in New York. Sullivan County has the highest rate of premature deaths in the state - contributors to high mortality include accidents, drug overdose and largely preventable chronic disease, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and obesity. The construction of an expanded, permanent, state-of-the-art health care facility in South Fallsburg will address a critical access issue and improve health and wellness for the entire county. " |
Sullivan County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Home of CNY |
With the goals of improving residential care and safety, the buildings and program space on our campus where low and moderate income seniors and individuals with developmental and cognitive disabilities reside and are served are in significant disrepair and have outdated, obsolete and inefficient fixtures and accommodations. the structures, built as early as 1935, 1950s, and 1970s are in dire need of renovation and building equipment is in need of replacement. The housing sites serve as a safety net for many frail and indigent seniors and are a community resource for many non for profit agencies. Maintaining affordable housing and housing with supportive services allow seniors to remain independent and age in their place of choice. In addition, we need to upgrade and enhance our technology capabilities. Technology can provide real value and utility in the care and hospitality for our community seniors. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$256,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's Health |
St. Joseph’s seeks to double the number (from 300 per year to 600 per year) of enrollments at one of the largest hospital based nursing colleges in the United States. Even prior to COVID, NYS and the country faced a growing crisis in terms of our nursing and allied health professionals workforce pipeline. The situation was only exacerbated by the hundreds of thousands of retirements and exits from the healthcare workforce brought on by the stress of the pandemic. The requested $1.5M in funding would complete phase one of the College of Nursing expansion project, including the procurement of local engineering and other necessary approvals and permit applications, architectural and construction contracts and support, project management support and phase one site development. Subsequent funding is tentatively committed pending fulfillment of phase one. This funding would move the project forward which has been stalled as result of financial constraints incurred by the pandemic.
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Onondaga County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue |
As a referral site for mental health care for all 11 public hospitals in New York City, Bellevue provides care for the underserved New Yorkers with mental health issues. As a result of the increased amount of Mental Health issues due to Covid, our population of patients has increased over the capacity of our 18th Floor CPEP temporary location. The current pandemic has spotlighted the need for more mental health care in New York City. This is evidenced by the need for more increase of inpatient and outpatient mental health services. This need is compounded by the increase of homelessness throughout the city and our prison population. As a consequence of this unprecedented demand, many vulnerable residents in the city, including the uninsured, homeless, immigrants, and people of color are not getting care in a timely fashion. |
New York |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Central New York |
"This project will enhance and expand youth development services across the YMCA of Central New York association that serves the area of Onondaga County with eight locations. The first strategic priority of the YMCA of Central New York is a focus on youth development with the three following organizational strategies:
Provide innovative programs and services that strengthen youth and families.
Be a community leader for leadership and skill development for teens.
Extend our offerings of high quality programs and practices that nurture cognitive, social-emotional and physical development of all young people from birth to career.
At the Y, we believe everyone deserves a chance, no matter who you are or where you’re from. That’s why we offer programs and services to help everyone reach their full potential. That is why we offer youth development programs across the Onondaga County area to all youth, regardless of the ability to pay. Additional funding focusing on teens will allow for the traditional programs such as after school and day camp to enhance, update and expand their reach and for the following youth development programs to achieve a 25-35% increase in the number of youth served:
Y-Achievers
Power Scholars Academy
Youth & Government
Leaders Club
Academic Support
The Y believes that young people deserve every opportunity possible to learn, grow and thrive. By connecting kids to their potential, purpose and each other, the Y empowers kids and teens to shape the communities of tomorrow, today." |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue |
As the primary referral site for cardiac surgery for all 11 public hospitals in New York City, Bellevue is the main, and sometimes primary resource for underserved New Yorkers with cardiac conditions. Due to the substantial increase in the number of cardiac cases and the need to serve the underserved population, Bellevue proposes to construct a cardiac rehab center. Our patients will benefit from our future cardiac rehab which will improve their quality of life and result in a faster recovery time. This will increase our access to patients in need, intake capacity, and restore much needed access to treatment, and help to address the disparities in the health care system based on race, language, insurance, and financial status. |
New York |
NY |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Medaille College |
"Federal funds will be used to operate the Albion Educational Initiative. Budget items include salaries and benefits for a Program Director, program faculty and program tutors. All those employed by the program will be Medaille employees. Class instructors will be Medaille adjunct professors, and will be provided a stipend for their work. Program funds will also be used for student supplies, basic student needs , textbooks and computers (as allowed by the facility). The program will serve up to 40 students during the academic year.
Classes will be held in-person on the Albion campus. Because travel will be required between the Albion facility and Medaille's Campus in Buffalo (approximately 50 miles apart), program funds will be used for travel/mileage reimbursement.
Finally, Medaille will contract with an outside evaluator to conduct a program assessment of learning outcomes related to Medaille's accreditation, awarded by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. " |
Orleans County |
NY |
$401,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
Upgrade critical components of the Kings County Hospital Operating Rooms. The existing floors are End of Life; constantly in need of repair and a compliance/infection control issue. The OR suite and inner core doors are all in need of upgrade and door hardware upgraded to OR compliance requirements/mandate. |
King's County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens |
The Queens Hospital roof is over 20 years old. The age and wear and tear on the roof shows; there are leaks and during hurricanes and other high-wind events, it is a safety hazard. |
Queens County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
In alignment with the CMS/Joint Commission guidelines for providing quality and to continue to meet the standard measure of care for the patients, we urgently need this funding to positively impact Health outcomes; Clinical processes; Patient safety; Efficient use of healthcare resources; Patient perceptions of their care
Population and public health |
King's County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
The Emergency Department Trauma Room Expansion/Upgrade project fulfills the need for a clinical and operational trauma center in the existing Kings County Hospital Emergency Department. This project will increase the number of treatment stations in the room; increase surge capacity and meet compliance requirements and equipment upgrades. |
King's County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University |
Purchase of medical equipment for a new birthing center and two comprehensive health care practices. |
Kings County |
NY |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY ESF - Moon Library |
SUNY ESF is seeking federal assistance to enhance its Moon Library. This reimagined library would include spaces for quiet and group study, collaboration, and more effective student support services. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
The current LINAC machine is approximately 20 years old and is beyond the end of its useful life. Replacing this unit is critical to providing optimal care for cancer patients who are treated at KCH, hence it is important that the hospital replace the current system with a new one. Doing so will require making the space ready to accommodate the new unit as well as an area that is functional and aesthetically pleasing to patients. |
Kings County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EmblemHealth, Inc. |
This program will be piloted in Queens and will target pressing and under resourced mental wellbeing needs, with a focus on home and family life, as well as challenges that are unique to New Yorkers. The education and support from this programming will fill a gap in care, create a path to access mental wellbeing services with reduced stigma, and provide culturally competent care to the diverse populations we serve, including parents, caregivers, children and teens, LGBTQ+ individuals, racial minorities, and essential workers. We know that mental wellbeing needs are critically important, especially in the current climate, and this project would allow Neighborhood Care to connect more people to education, resources, and support, and ultimately help improve the health and lives of New Yorkers. |
Queens County |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clymer |
The project is a drinking water system improvement project located in the Town of Clymer, Chautauqua County, New York. The Town's drinking water system consists of an antiquated welded steel water storage tank and a distribution system that consist of primarily asbestos cement piping. The storage tank and water main are experiencing age-related deterioration and asbestos piping is hazardous to human health (as noted by the Health Department). The goal of this project is to construct improvements to the drinking water system, largely including the installation of a new water storage tank and the replacement of several miles of water main. |
Town of Clymer |
NY |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC H+H/Elmhurst |
Infectious Diseases Clinic Renovation: The H+H/Elmhurst ID Clinic is a safe home for our community. We provide care, support and prevention services for often underserved and marginalized persons. We offer curative treatments for one of the largest cohorts of patients with tuberculosis in NYC. We also provide curative treatment for Hepatitis C, which involves procuring costly medication, for patients regardless of their insurance coverage/ability to pay. Since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, we have provided care for thousands of HIV-infected patients and their families. Our services include the primary care management, treatment and prevention of HIV and other STDs. Our HIV clinic is nationally recognized as a center of excellence. Our clinic population of over 1,400 persons consistently has a viral load suppression rate over 94%, one of the highest in NYC. The ability to continue these services and offer additional services in a compassionate and welcoming manner is central to our vision and commitment. Despite the excellent clinical care we provide, our clinic space itself is very old and looks very old. It is in dire need of repair, since the space is original to the building (1950’s) and has never received any upgrades. This project will modernize the suite, bring the space up to current code, and improve both the patient experience and clinical care-giving environment. This project will create a modern space for Infectious Disease patients where they can continue receiving high-quality care in an atmosphere of warmth and comfort. |
Queens County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ALS Association Upstate New York Chapter |
Purchase of Computer Tablets for supportive services for people with ALS. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$39,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Wurtsboro |
Based upon the recently completed engineering report, the improvements needed to the water system are many and include upgrades to the water supply and treatment system, distribution system, and water storage tanks. The Village's highest priority is to replace as much of the old cast iron water mains as possible. Water main breaks are a constant problem given the age and fragility of the pipes. Residents served by the existing system remain concerned about the reliability of the water supply and system pressures. The average daily demand, in the specific area, is 190,000 gallons. As the water system rapidly continues to age, this project has escalated in priority. Without the planned improvements, there is no guarantee the Village can continue to meet the daily demand. |
Village of Wurtsboro |
NY |
$698,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
The C-Ground Transition Unit will support the overall ED operations. The C-Ground pediatric ICU/ED will provide a balanced flow of patients through the Emergency Department and improve patient care. The upgrade will facilitate the critical need to logistically expand the ED overall by creating a functional ED/ICU in the C-Ground space. |
King's County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Chemung County |
Requested funds will be spent on capital improvements to consolidate Chemung County's two wastewater treatment plants, Milton Street and Lake Street, into a single, regional treatment facility located at the Milton Street site in order to meet upcoming state and federal nutrient requirements per the Chesapeake Bay Program. Funds will specifically be utilized on a portion of the project to fund the proposed Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) which will treat a portion of the wastewater flows for nitrogen removal in order for the regional wastewater treatment plant to meet the nitrogen discharge requirements in the SPDES permit. The total project cost of consolidation is $235M. The estimated cost of the MBBR portion of the project is $5.6M. |
Chemung County |
NY |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army Empire State Division |
Development of the Campus of Hope for supportive services. |
Albany County |
NY |
$572,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center, Inc. |
Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center proposes to create space through renovations and alterations to house a Diabetes Wellness Center to serve the residents of the communities it serves. The Wellness Center will provide a comprehensive array of diagnosis, engagement, education, peer support groups, culturally and ethnically sensitive nutrition education and guidance, diabetes management tools and a coordinated provision of appropriate primary services (podiatry, dental, cardiology, ophthalmology, etc.) to primarily a low-income and disenfranchised community that suffers from an exceptionally high rate of Type 2 Diabetes often left undiagnosed. This leads to an inordinate and unacceptable number of residents who are then sentenced to unnecessary health and life risks, including amputations. The use of Federal Funds to address the growing pandemic of diabetes across the nation will also assist in reducing the health care disparities currently existing in low-income communities such as those served by JPFHC by including self-management techniques and provisions for at-home self-monitoring. Additionally, there will be space for active support groups and family participation. Outreach will be conducted throughout the community and referrals will be accepted into the program with JPAFHC serving as a medical home. Culturally targeted behavioral change strategies will also be utilized to improve the outcome for patients diagnosed with diabetes or pre-diabetes. |
Queens County |
NY |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
The current LINAC machine is approximately 20 years old and is beyond the end of its useful life. Replacing this unit is critical to providing optimal care for cancer patients who are treated at KCH, hence it is important that the hospital replace the current system with a new one. Doing so will require making the space ready to accommodate the new unit as well as an area that is functional and aesthetically pleasing to patients. |
King's County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Evans |
The proposed Shoreline Restoration Project at Lake Erie Beach Park will involve constructing a combination of both hard-armoring and nature-based shoreline management solutions along 900 feet of beachfront, as well as in the immediate upstream areas along Muddy Creek, which traverses the park and surrounding low-income neighborhood. The overarching goals of the project are to reduce shoreline and streambank erosion, improve water quality, restore natural habitats, mitigate upstream flooding, and to enhance public access and enjoyment of the waterfront. |
Town of Evans |
NY |
$924,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crouse Health |
Crouse Health is requesting federal funds to enhance the rapid evaluation unit of the Emergency Department (ED). Crouse Health's facilities team will work with a chosen architect to reconfigure current space and build out into an adjacent area. The Emergency Department benefits the community by serving as a resource for ill and injured patients 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This universal accessibility can make it extremely difficult for patients and medical staff as patients arrive unscheduled at all times. Emergency Departments are increasingly busy across the country, including Onondaga and surrounding counties. The three hospitals located in Syracuse work together to maintain capacity as much as feasible. The increase in usage has a number of contributing factors, including the urgent medical needs of people who have put off medical care for the past two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$1,009,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Montgomery |
The well itself is a 400 foot deep, 8 inch diameter open hole bedrock well with a 23 foot by 8 inch steel surface casing grout sealed through the overburden.
A 72 hour pump test was performed in July 2006, the results of which indicated that the aquifer on site was capable of long term sustained yields exceeding 150 gallons per minute. This increased capacity could serve to address the growing water supply demand for the Town well into the future, serving as a single project that would result in decades of meaningful benefits for residents.
Before the well can begin to be used, the Town must construct a proper wellhouse to ensure the integrity of the well itself, while also establishing the means by which it can be regularly monitored. Water production rates at the pumping well will be monitored on a regular schedule, yielding information regarding well efficiency and potential declines in yield. Additionally, a groundwater level monitoring program will be instituted at the well field to provide data regarding the hydraulic impact of production. Groundwater levels will be measured at the pumping well on a weekly basis, and the monitoring well on a quarterly basis. A database of water levels and production rates will be established and maintained in order to best address routine reviews and evaluations. This will allow relevant staff to monitor performance of the well and proactively determine its maintenance needs, as well as defining the actual radius of influence surrounding the pumping well. |
Town of Montgomery |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Geddes |
The Town of Geddes plans to retrofit a portion of infrastructure in the area of Dwight Business Park (adjacent to parkland along Onondaga Lake) through the utilization of sustainable Green Infrastructure practices. The goal of the Dwight Business Park Green Infrastructure Retrofit Project is to mitigate discharges from developed land and reduce non-point source contamination of Onondaga Lake, the Seneca River, and the New York State Canal system as a component of ongoing efforts to restore Onondaga Lake. The project will be accomplished in a three-phased approach. This funding request will support Phase 1. |
Town of Geddes |
NY |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Central New York |
The YMCA of Greater Syracuse is a 157-year old family oriented human service organization with the charitable purpose of supporting youth and families in our community. The YMCA of Greater Syracuse provides services to over 50,000 individuals each year in the various programs and services offered in Onondaga County. The Downtown YMCA Branch specifically served over 6,800 individuals and youth in 2021. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hamburg |
The proposed Hamburg Mount Vernon Community Sewer Improvement Project will implement the recommendations from the study to eliminate the existing sanitary sewer overflows and the subsequent public exposure to raw sewage. In September 2021, the Town of Hamburg prepared a sewer system evaluation report in cooperation with NYSDEC. Based on the findings identified in the report, NYSDEC updated the Town of Hamburg's Order of Consent for the abatement of sanitary sewer overflows. |
Town of Hamburg |
NY |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberty Resources, Inc. |
This Spending Request is for funds to purchase a fully integrated Electronic Medical Record, NextGen Software, to be utilized within the Liberty Resources Integrated Healthcare Clinic, the largest Integrated Clinic in CNY, serving over 15,000 individuals each year. CMS, SAMHSA and HRSA are seeking highly integrated care delivery for the Medicaid/Medicare population and this purchase will support this effort resulting in Quality Improvement and coordinated integration thus improving health outcomes, and lowering costs. |
Onondaga, Oswego, Madison, Monroe |
NY |
$615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maria College |
Development of a virtual reality hub to educate Registered Nurses. |
Albany County |
NY |
$770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oswego Health |
Oswego Health has been a critical part of the health system of Central New York for over 140 years, caring for New Yorkers regardless of income or other factors. Ensuring quality care for residents of Central New York is a benefit to the entire state. Oswego Health is a point of pride for New York state, consistently ranking in the top 5% in the country for patient safety according to Health grades. Furthermore, in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020, Oswego Health received the Patient Safety Excellence Award from Healthgrades. Oswego Health also earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval for Hospital Accreditation by demonstrating continuous compliance with its performance standards. In this tradition, the Fulton Medical Center provides care to the residents of Fulton and the improvements associated with this project will remove a blighted warehouse and offer community enrichment opportunities. |
Oswego |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Whitestown |
This project is part of the much greater Sauquoit Creek Channel & Floodplain Restoration Program. Since its inception in 2016, the program, an on-going effort to determine and implement the improvements needed to alleviate historical flooding along the Sauquoit Creek in Whitestown, has evolved into the largest program of its kind in New York State. Even though NRCS will either directly fund or reimburse Whitestown for the purchase of structures (including the cost of appraisals and title searches), demolition of structures and restoration of the project area, Whitestown, again, is solely responsible for the cost of remaining fee titles the value of each approved property owner's land.
|
Town of Whitestown |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Jamaica Hospital d/b/a Jamaica Hospital Medica |
Jamaica Hospital operates the busiest Level 1 Trauma Center in New York City, the closest acute care hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center to JFK, and operates a critical Stroke Center and STEMI Program. In addition, as a financially distressed safety net hospital, Jamaica Hospital serves a high volume of low-income individuals covered by Medicaid. Taken together, the hospital receives a treats a high volume of complex surgical cases. Due the hospital’s financial distress, related to the inadequate reimbursement received for the medical services provided, it does not otherwise have access to funding for this essential surgical equipment that will benefit patients by providing access to high-quality surgical equipment that is better equipped to handle complex surgical cases. The COVID-19 pandemic has laid bare the significant health and economic inequities, and deeply rooted institutional disinvestments, that have persisted across the communities of color and low-income neighborhoods of New York, including the communities served by Jamaica Hospital. These communities experience higher rates of poverty, higher chances of being uninsured, and poorer health outcomes, and were disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in higher COVID-related hospitalizations and deaths. In light of this recent and historic experience, it is essential to support safety net hospitals, like Jamaica Hospital, in order to ensure its patients have access to state-of-the-art surgical equipment and access to equitable healthcare in New York. |
Queens County |
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Jamaica Hospital d/b/a Jamaica Hospital Medica |
The requested funds will be used to purchase and install critically needed surgical robotics system, including the da Vinci Xi® Single Console System, da Vinci SimNow Simulator, E-100 generator and da Vinci Xi® Integrated Table Motion (da Vinic System Upgrades). These advanced surgery systems will enable our hospital to successfully perform more complex surgeries for patients whose health has decreased significantly due to the inequalities they face in healthcare, advancing health equity in our community. |
Queens County |
NY |
$1,905,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Asian American Business Development Center |
Through this program, AABDC has been able to provide technical assistance support to the Asian American small businesses.
This funding will enable the technical assistance programs, while also expanding "matchmaker" role to connect the needs of small businesses to the recourses from corporations. We can then give many more small businesses access to our diverse network of advisors and experts, matched to their specific capacity-building needs. We will also have the ability to coordinate resources to allow for tailoring of solutions as well as cross-culturally competent attention to each entity seeking assistance. |
Manhattan |
NY |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Recovery All Ways |
To build a culture of health, CCA and Recovery All Ways will provide a new site where outreach, engagement, case management, and wraparound support for persons with substance use disorder (SUD) can continue. |
Monroe |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Amherst |
The Town of Amherst has the unique opportunity to acquire an 170-acre vacant parcel to become Amherst Central Park, after remediation by its current owners and to include park amenities. The vision for Amherst Central Park is to structure, design and create an exemplary multi-use park with broad year-round appeal. Its range of activity will draw from natural resources, environmental sciences, the fine arts, sports and recreation and historic preservation. This premier community asset will serve as a safe and inclusive space for individuals of all ages to play, learn, reflect, gather, engage and enjoy in perpetuity.
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Amherst |
NY |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cheektowaga |
Cheektowaga seeks a Congressionally Directed Spending award to demolish two existing full-depth pools at both the Maryvale and the Dingens Street Town Parks. This is due to the age of the existing pools, (more than 30 years old), the chronic lack of lifeguard staffing, which has plagued most municipalities in Western New York, the cost of operating both pools in terms of electrical and chemical consumption, and low demand for mega-sized pools.
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Cheektowaga |
NY |
$1,383,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Technology and Manufacturing Association |
The Finger Lakes Youth Apprenticeship Program (FLYAP) matches students to local advanced manufacturing businesses in an effort to bridge the gap between youth and the industry. There are currently hundreds of companies in the greater Rochester and Finger Lakes region looking for skilled workers. FLYAP introduces local students to these careers and prepares them for the modern-day workforce through job shadows and paid co-ops. These careers and Apprenticeships offer competitive pay, a pathway out of poverty and career advancement opportunities. The Finger Lakes Youth Apprenticeship Program is a one-of-a-kind career exploration program that is becoming the model for other regions across the state. |
Monroe |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Harlem |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Harlem is the largest hospital in Central Harlem, providing healthcare services to the residents of Upper Manhattan and the South Bronx. Located in Central Harlem at 506 Lenox Avenue at 135th Street. Our 14th floor currently does not have telemetry capabilities for patient monitoring. This system is critical to providing CCU/Telemetry monitoring to our Critical Care Patients. |
New York |
NY |
$966,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
One Symphony Circle |
First Presbyterian Church (1891) is a contributing element of the Allentown Historic District, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is one of notable Buffalo architect E. B. Green's finest projects. The building's iconic main tower, almost seventeen stories high, is visible from much of Buffalo's West Side and is a significant feature of Buffalo's skyline.
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Buffalo |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc of Rensselaer County |
Art Cart: using federal funds to purchase a Class C Motorhome to customize a mobile art studio and art gallery, showcasing the artistic talents of people with disabilities. We want to use the Art Cart to partner with local schools and libraries to connect with children and community members to offer integrated art classes with artists from our art program supporting people with disabilities. |
Rensselaer County |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ticonderoga |
In Ticonderoga, There are 105 Households that make up the Route 74 Chilson-Eagle Lake area whom require a new Water Source and Transmission Main. Currently receiving drinking water from Gooseneck Pond, there is a Department of Justice Decent Decree requiring disconnection, due to health and safety risks of this poor quality water provided to these users. The distribution main from the Pond is exposed in areas, is shallow, aged (1890s-1930's), has pitting, tuberculation, and leading resulting in frequent breaks, especially in winter. The 105 households receiving this water, cannot afford the $ 12,000,000 M new water system. The new source will provide safe, and healthy water, as opposed to the exposed pond, which was deemed undrinkable in 2018. Socially (and legally), the Town, that received these Federal orders, cannot disconnect a drinking water source to the members of the Town without a new water source provided to them. There are other areas of the Town that receive drinking water from another source, and therefore, cutting the 105 users off would leave social and geographic inequity, because of where they live in the community, having to hook up to a water system provided to them over the past 100 years. Environmentally and geographically, the homes cannot support individual wells in all locations, as there is ledge rock, small lots, waterways, wetlands, and proximity to existing septic systems. Federal Funding is required to provide residents with safe drinking water access and affordable drinking water. |
Ticonderoga |
NY |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York State Network for Youth Success, Inc. |
"The Network for Youth Success is the only organization dedicated to increasing access to and improving the quality of afterschool, summer, and expanded learning for school-aged youth across NYS. While there are other organizations that seek to legitimize and improve the field, as the lead organization in NYS, our responsibility is to improve synergies, develop quality assessment tools and accreditation standards, and share best practices.
We are requesting $240,795 to promote equitable access to comprehensive afterschool and Community Schools to combat learning loss and increase career readiness through connections to STEAM. With the majority of New York’s ARP-ESSER funds directed to LEAs, capacity and technical support are urgently needed. In response to requests from our Community School Network, this will include developing a communications campaign on behalf of Community Schools to promote the efficacy of the community school strategy; allow leadership to leverage the strategy for more collaborative resources and financial support; and increase utilization of school-community partnerships to support student success. As the lead agency for the National Girls Collaborative Project, which works to increase gender equity in STEAM through afterschool, we will hire a STEAM Coordinator to provide technical assistance, quality assurance, and professional development for afterschool programs. This would include strengthening relationships between NYS’s STEM Ecosystems, STEM Hubs, and 15 Regional Afterschool Networks to encourage collaboration and share STEAM resources/best practices; establishing new partnerships with STEAM experts and role models; and expanding existing STEAM professional development offerings (Click2SciencePD, for example)." |
Rensselaer County |
NY |
$241,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Action for a Better Community, Inc. |
Action for a Better Community's location at 33 Chestnut Street, Rochester, NY which provides outpatient chemical dependency and HIV services to low income individuals, is in need of a roof replacement. The property was purchase in 2001 and has the roof that was in place at the date of purchase. Due to normal wear and tear, the roof has sections where it is leaking causing possible damage to the underlying decking and internally to the ceiling. Securing funding to make the necessary replacement will divert water and prevent structural damage which negatively impacts the facility and program operations with minimal repairs that will last approximately 20 years. In addition, the leaks can cause air quality issues if it creates mold buildup, which can cause health issues for both staff and more particularly customers with underlying existing health conditions.
The programs in this building, the majority which are grant funded, do not provide enough funding to make necessary repairs and / or reserve a maintenance fund to replace the roof after its useful life. |
Monroe |
NY |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
A Chance In LIfe |
"Almost 20% of young people in Staten Island’s North Shore are disconnected from school and employment. ACIL’s goal is to support youth – of every race, ethnicity, gender expression, sexual orientation, ability, economic status, and religion – in reaching their full potential. The Village offers services that best fit the needs of the community and address the socioeconomic factors that contribute to poverty and racial inequality on Staten Island’s North Shore.
Educational support at The Village draws upon the success of our international program models: elements of self-government are incorporated into the day-to-day activities, including youth-led teams.
Program offerings at The Village include, but are not limited to:
Tutoring
ESL courses
College readiness training
Conflict mediation
Recreational activities
Meal packages
Legal counseling
Psychological support
Financial literacy training
High school equivalency (GED) test prep
Leadership development training
Over the next twelve months, ACIL will continue to leverage its existing framework of youth development programming with the creation and implementation of a custom designed youth leadership curriculum. This program offering will increase the total number of educational hours offered to youth by the Village to be as many as 30 hours per week, when all programs are running concurrently. Further, it will enable us to serve an additional 75 youth with direct educational courses. This curriculum will be designed by ACIL in consultation with an educational consultant to ensure that the course materials address the specific needs, concerns and interests of the local Staten Island community." |
Richmond County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hispanic Federation |
"Hispanic Federation requests funding for its Impulso Digital Access Initiative. The funds will be used to establish Impulso Digital computer labs within three Latino organizations in underserved communities in need of digital resources and workforce development opportunities. The establishment of these labs will facilitate the provision of critical community-based career and training services.
The computer labs will feature state-of-the art computer workstations, high-speed internet, communications technology and a digital training space for use by community residents to access training and digital supports. The funds will be used to equip the labs with laptops, mobile laptop charging stations, desktop computers and monitors and tables and chairs; and will also support purchase of software applications, associated licenses, digital security equipment and IT consultant fees.
The established computer labs will enable the organizations to provide a range of supports and services to meet the employment and training needs of workers and the provision of related direct services. The labs will offer digital skills courses responsive to the needs of area employers and equipping Latino families, and low-income community members with the tools needed to contribute to their success. HF will provide the organizations a 16-hour "Digital Job Readiness” curriculum to prepare participants with foundational digital skills in job readiness and digital literacy. The labs will also enhance the ability to provide community services in education, economic empowerment, civic engagement, and health, and will offer opportunities for individual and group learning." |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Genesse- Orleans Regional Arts Council |
In a post pandemic world where the private sector needs to focus on their business/organization’s economic recovery, mental health associations are struggling too; they are inundated with individuals trying to recover from the mental wounds of the same epidemic. The Genesee-Orleans Regional Arts Council, GO ART!, is doing their best to help with this struggle; during the pandemic GO ART! worked with the United Way, Salvation Army and local food pantries to distribute food and clothing; and now that the world is opening back up, GO ART! is using arts and culture (their mission) on a therapeutic and educational level to help the community heal. To do this GO ART! needs to provide access to its entire building for all members of the community, including those requiring vertical access as a result of a disability or temporary medical condition. |
Batavia |
NY |
$3,471,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alcohol and Drug Council of Tompkins County, Inc. |
"Through funding from NYS Department of Health and NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports, Alcohol & Drug Council of Tompkins County is developing an innovative regional Open Access Detox and Stabilization Center as an accessible 24/7 point of entry to substance use disorder, mental health, and physical health care for a nine county region (Cayuga, Chemung, Cortland, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Tompkins, Tioga and Yates) in Southern Tier/Central New York, and beyond. This facility improves vital healthcare access and closes the gap in the continuum of care for substance use disorders in our region. The Council has already secured $12,699,000 in funding for this $12,944,154 project. We are now seeking investment from our federal government partners to help close the $245,154 gap in funding to fully equip the facility with necessary medical, technological, security, kitchen & dining, rehabilitation, and recreational equipment to ready it for Project
View a Project Launch Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjr9Z_9CteY
" |
Tompkins County |
NY |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community-Word Project |
Continued support to Teaching Artists (TAs) Cohorts and provide a robust professional development menu that TAs can continue to rely upon as well as incorporate more hours into the program for electives. |
Rochester |
NY |
$35,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends Of Harlem Hospital Center |
The Centering Model of care which includes Centering Pregnancy and Centering Parenting brings patients together for a form of participatory medical practice. In Centering Pregnancy, 8-10 moms receive prenatal care in a group. |
Manhattan |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Action for a Better Community, Inc. |
ABC has 35 years of experience reaching low-income African American and Latinx populations that have not been responsive to traditional providers with HIV, STD, Hepatitis and sexual health services in the City of Rochester and Monroe County. HIV has been increasing in the City of Rochester since 2019, particularly with the simultaneous COVID19 and opioid/heroin epidemics, with the highest rates among young African American men. Rochester's low-income neighborhoods with limited access to health services also have higher rates of HIV, Hepatitis C and STDs. HIV tests have to be administered within a specific temperature range to be valid. ABC's attempts to find alternate street and neighborhood pop-up testing has not been successful due to lack of air conditioning. Access to a mobile unit where we can control the temperature of the testing environment and the privacy of the individuals tested would help resolve these issues. ABC would be able to increase CLIA waived HIV testing with risk reduction counseling and linkage to PrEP and other needed health services for highly impacted and under served populations. |
Monroe |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westchester Community College Foundation |
Westchester County's healthcare and social services industry generates $9.4 billion in sales annually and employs nearly 90,000 people in more than 11,000 businesses. As a catalyst for continued economic development in the region, healthcare is transforming to better meet the needs of individuals with a focus on community health and value-based care. Projected job growth in healthcare is driven by trends such as telehealth, outpatient care, hyper-local offices, data analytics, exercise and fitness, and preventive care to keep people healthy. Westchester Community College seeks funding for a future-ready, mind-and-body exercise center with state-of-the-art equipment, which serves as a learning laboratory for its academic programs, a fitness center for its college community, and a community-based resource for healthcare, bioscience, and social services professionals who are researching and shaping next-generation practices in public health that enable individuals to achieve their optimal human performance, health, and wellbeing. |
Westchester |
NY |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Excelsior College |
Establishment of health sciences program for health care workforce development. |
Albany County |
NY |
$930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The College of Saint Rose |
Development of microbiology laboratory for careers in healthcare, forensic science, and related industries. |
Albany County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany |
Funding to build a 5G-based surgical testbed and to support applications to demonstrate true tele-surgery. |
Albany County |
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The HOPE Program |
Job training and skill development for low-income jobseekers. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Manhattan College |
Critical improvements to Smith Auditorium to make it a state-of-the-art venue for community based organizations. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County |
Countywide water improvements have been a longstanding top priority for the County. These strategic improvements will yield both operational and supply benefits by consolidating County water systems under one regional operator. In addition, it will allow for water supply from the Great Lakes via the Monroe County Water Authority rather than from the limited and threatened supply within the County. The current facility at the City of Batavia is over 100 years old and does not have the capacity to grow the water supply. The County needs to go with this planned solution that will provide quality water to all its users and be sufficient for expansion and economic development throughout the County. This is an immediate urgency to advance additional supply within this phase in order for Genesee County to avoid water restrictions, improve the state of the water, increase economic development and avoid needing to deny the formation of new water districts for future growth. In addition, the increasingly intense weather events threaten water quality, streambank stability, natural habitats, and the built environment within the County. Each component of this water strategy is important and will impact the residents and businesses positively as the County works to change where they are sourcing their water. |
Batavia |
NY |
$2,091,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lehman College (CUNY) |
Provide a consistent and secure food sustainability to undergraduate and graduate students. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BronxNet - Bronx Community Cable Programming Corp. |
Expansion of workforce development training opportunities in media and related industries. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$545,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Batavia |
The City will develop a Lead Service Project Replacement outline and budget to inventory and replace lead service lines, as well as provide community notification/public relations. The program will seek to continue to investigate and GIS map all service lines in the City of Batavia. As the City confirms the presence of lead service lines we will work to replace lead lines (design, water service shut-off, construction, restoration, etc.). The City will ask residential and commercial property owners to self-submit pipe photos for analysis by the City. If lead is present we will work with residential property owners for replacement.
Up to 240 lines could be replaced under this program.
The new Lead and Copper Rule (LCR) requires City's to investigate and identify any and all potential lead and galvanized material in the public water system and in private homeowners connections. To this end the City has been pro-active and was awarded a $554,112 grant from the New York State Department of Health to replace 80 lead services lines from the main to the curb stop and that project closed out in March of 2022. To further comply with LCR the City has used $250,000 of ARPA funding to work with an engineering firm to develop a plan to address the LCR, and to build a base map via GIS of all the private and municipal services in the City. |
Batavia |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County |
Livingston County is seeking an earmark to fund the restoration and expansion of a small interpretive center at the 80-acre Al Lorenz Park – the County’s only parkland – located adjacent to Letchworth State Park, the Mount Morris Dam, a village center, and regional trail systems in Mount Morris, New York. |
Geneseo |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cazenovia |
Lakeland Park provides the only public swimming opportunity in Madison County that is free and open to the public. The pier,
beach and swimming areas provide an important source of outdoor recreation, both passive and active, and contribute to the economic vitality of our entire region. The Village of Cazenovia has invested a great deal of time and resources to the preservation of this historic site and further funding
will allow for continued, expanded, and safe use of this park for generations to come. |
Cazenovia |
NY |
$936,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Scottsville |
Scottsville needs to reestablish the previous built trail connection between the Genesee Valley Greenway State Park and the National Register Historic District in the Village. This connection is a vital component of our local contribution to the collective effort of the Genesee Valley Trail Towns Initiative. |
Scottsville |
NY |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Crenulated Company Ltd dba New Settlement |
Expansion of health and wellness services to seniors in the South Bronx. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
George Eastman Museum |
George Eastman Museum, a National Historic Landmark and world-renowned tourist destination in the Finger Lakes region, requests a grant of $500,000 to support Phase II of its capital improvements project, Transforming Our Visitor’s Experience (New Mansion Galleries). Grant funds will be used to renovate over 3,600 square feet of unrestored space in the historic mansion to create galleries dedicated to George Eastman and to photographic and cinematographic technology, and to improve accessibility. These galleries will attract and serve a diverse audience—particularly those interested in history, photography, cinema, or technology—in meaningful ways that respond to their quest for knowledge and engagement.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glen Cove |
The City seeks a new, permanent Packed Tower Aeration System (PTAS) and backup generator to keep three critical water wells in service and to remove harmful contaminates from the City’s drinking water. |
Glen Cove |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Medical University |
A growing number or Lyme and other tick-borne diseases are increasingly endemic in the US, particularly in places like upstate New York, yet many cases go long-undiagnosed and under treated due to a lack of health care infrastructure specifically devoted to these illnesses. Under one roof, the SUNY Upstate Multidisciplinary Lime and Tick-Borne Disease Treatment Center will combine the research, diagnostic expertise, clinical specialists, and medical education resources that sufferers of these insidious diseases need, when they need it most. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$898,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
The Harbor Links Golf Course Gray Water Management project will critically reduce the Harbor Links Golf Course’s dependence on municipal water supplies. The overall water management system as currently configured can’t meet the Golf Course’s irrigation needs on a continuous basis without supplemental potable water sourcing from the Port Washington Water District (PWWD). As Port Washington has undergone significant residential and commercial development, it has put strains on the PWWD’s ability to commit to meeting the Course’s annual water needs. As a result, the PWWD has on occasion limited the volume of potable water supplied to the golf course, creating conditions that could cause significant physical damage to the greens, tees and fairways resulting in a loss of revenues and the need for expensive repairs of the playing turf.
**The current irrigation system is also approaching its useful life and has experienced failures (leaks) in the above ground steel piping. These failures result in loss of irrigation water or insufficient irrigating of the Golf Course turf. |
North Hempstead |
NY |
$304,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Voces Latinas |
"Voces Latinas proposes the development of a culturally responsive Center of Excellent for Mental Health for the Latinx community. Voces Latinas is a 19 year-old culturally responsive community agency with the mission to empower, educate, and connect immigrant Latinx with culturally competent services and resources to address HIV/STI prevention, gender-based violence, mental health, and immigration needs. Through our programming, we reach 8000 individuals per year, serving 4000. Our expertise accessing our community lies in our years of experience in the identification and understanding of the immigrant experience and the barriers that come along with such an experience. Our staff and Board are representative of the target population as most are from the community and have experienced similar journeys as our clients.
We propose the development of a center of excellence in mental health because there is currently, nor has there ever been, a center focusing on addressing Latinx mental health care in the area of Western Queens where over 60% of its residents are Latino/Hispanic. Through our years of personal and professional experience, we know the current medical model does not serve our community because insurance is not always obtainable. Our center will ensure everyone, regardless of insurance or immigrations status, will be seen.
We propose a comprehensive program that includes a culturally competent outreach team, a team of patient navigators, and a team of mental health providers. COVID has unfortunately exacerbated the need for mental health. Our program will assess for other needs, providing holistic care and connection.
" |
Queens County |
NY |
$14,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Stepping Stones Lighthouse Rehabilitation |
Built in Second Empire-style red brick in 1877, the historic Stepping Stones Lighthouse guards the approach to New York City’s East River and harkens back to the golden age of American shipbuilding and maritime commerce. Modernized in 1944, the lighthouse remains a vital aid to navigation today. But over the years, the iconic landmark has fallen into disrepair. The Town of North Hempstead are committed to halting the deterioration of the historically and culturally significant lighthouse and stabilizing its structure. |
Town of North Hempstead |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center |
Improvements to conference facilities for workforce training and education. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center |
Replacement of 200 end-of-life hospital beds |
Bronx County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Country Community College |
This proposal would complete a full update and upgrade our three nursing labs (one at each campus location), and fully upgrade our Nursing building on the Saranac Lake campus, where the lab is centrally located, with a goal of strengthening the skill set and pipeline of well-prepared nurses for hospitals and community providers. |
Saranac Lake |
NY |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Communities Collaborative, Inc. |
Brooklyn Communities Collaborative (BCC), in partnership with 1199 SEIU, the City University of New York (CUNY), Downstate Health Sciences University, Maimonides Medical Center, One Brooklyn Health, and community partners, seeks support for a healthcare workforce development program that will source from historically disadvantaged communities and advance workforce equity opportunities. Funding will support training and career advancement to address the critical nursing shortage, including pipeline development and connection to support services to help overcome barriers to training and long-term employment. |
Kings County |
NY |
$989,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ICD International Center for the Disabled, Inc. |
Support services for out-of-school youth with disabilities. |
Bronx County |
NY |
$245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Make the Road New York |
"Through this project Make the Road New York (MRNY) will provide adult education services to immigrant communities including:
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) - To help students develop their English language speaking, listening, reading, math and writing skills, to be able to secure jobs, pursue education and training, and navigate life in the U.S.
Citizenship Preparation (civics) - To prepare students to pass all parts of the naturalization exams so that they can naturalize and engage civically;
Digital literacy - to provide the skills needed to function effectively with technology to advance in the workforce, access community information and opportunities and support their children’s success.
This project will support outreach and intake to connect 600 students to classes. It will sustain civics instruction for 100 students, including the two additional classes opened with Community Project funds in FY22
Students in the program are supported by program staff to set educational and career goals, overcome barriers, and connect with further education, training, and employment. Students are assessed for needs for other services, and case managers connect students to a range of services.
Additionally, funding will support our Volunteer and Digital Literacy Manager to train and support 30 volunteers who provide individualized support to students. They will provide staff training and promote the integration of digital literacy instructional activities into classrooms. Lastly, this project will enable us to purchase 110 laptop computers and six laptop carts to integrate digital literacy skill building into instruction across sites." |
Kings, Queens, Richmond, Suffolk and Westchester Counties |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Park Trust |
Hudson River Park is a unique, 4-mile park along Manhattan’s West Side waterfront that has transformed previously dilapidated piers and adjacent formerly industrial lands into beautiful, accessible parkland, serving as a model of an identified strategy in the New York State Forest Action Plan. The park’s 2,246 trees are vital to improving the health and livability of New York City. Caring for urban forests is also key goal of the NYS Forest Action Plan, and the Hudson River Park is centrally situated within a priority landscape. This urban forest not only helps reduce the impacts of climate change, but cool its surroundings, absorb storm water, and provide critical habitat for wildlife in a highly built environment. Trees in the Hudson River Park withstand punishing marine conditions – facing high winds and salt spray from the Hudson River, and effects from the heavily trafficked adjacent State roadway. This project will advance additional goals of the NYS Forest Action Plan by assessing the health of is urban forest, bringing in trained arborists to evaluate the trees, looking for signs of pests and disease, performing immediate care and making recommendations for future corrective actions. |
New York |
NY |
$290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maimonides Medical Center |
"The Maimonides Medical Center Adolescent Psychiatry Inpatient Unit will be a 22-bed unit to support patients who are 12.5 years old to 17 years old staffed within the existing Community Mental Health Center (CMHC) building (with appropriate renovations). The investment in this unit would be used for the development of the construction and infrastructure only.
Planning, Design & Construction: The investment of this plan will be dedicated to the planning, design and construction of the unit. The fifth floor of the CMHC building, a 9,200 square foot space, will be converted into the unit. No construction has started yet.
The 22-bed Maimonides Medical Center Adolescent Psychiatry Inpatient Unit will consist of single-bed rooms to accommodate the increase in LGBTQIA+ adolescent patient population (i.e. 22-patient rooms) and questions on gender and sexual preference.
Clinical & Educational Programming: In order to enhance the experience of the adolescent patients on the unit, the Maimonides Medical Center Adolescent Psychiatric Unit will provide a variety of clinical and educational programming for the patients. Clinical programming will include psychopharmacology, individual psychotherapy, group psychotherapy, family therapy and psychoeducation, and recreational therapy. In collaboration with the New York City Department of Education (NYDOE), we will be providing 2-classrooms that can accommodate up to 11-students each and will be staffed by 3 teachers from the NYCDOE. These classrooms will provide an environment for learning for 3-hours per day to ensure that these adolescents continue to further their education while receiving quality, mental health care." |
Kings County |
NY |
$3,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Medical University |
With $1.1 million in federal support, along with Upstate’s own funding commitments and pursuit of state funds, we anticipate that the Upstate Suicide Prevention Center will be able to serve at least 600 youth and young adults annually over the next five years – in outpatient settings and in 50 school districts across Central New York – through innovative evidence-based treatments, expanded telehealth counseling, and care collaborations with community agencies (e.g., CONTACT Community Services), medical providers and school counseling centers. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Services Inc |
Family Services Inc., a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit, has embarked on a multi-faceted capital project in order to increase the safety, accessibility, and long-term sustainability of the Family Partnership Center (FPC), located in the heart of Poughkeepsie. The FPC houses Family Services’ human services programs as well as the services and programs of 22 related and complementary nonprofits, many of which provide behavioral health services, including Family Services’ Center for Victim and Safety Support, the SNUG social work component (gun prevention program), and the Finish Strong Wellness Center. The overall goal of this project is for Family Services and the related nonprofits housed in the FPC to remain in the aged building for multiple decades into the future. By engaging in asbestos abatement the building will remain viable and, eventually, enable other critical projects to move forward. |
Family Services, Inc. |
NY |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cohen Children’s Medical Center/Long Island Jewish |
In order to better support our communities, we are planning to create a comprehensive regional center of excellence for community education and research, assessment, evaluation and treatment of the mental health needs of children and adolescents on the grounds of the Long Island Jewish campus that leverages the world class health care provided at the Cohen Children’s Medical Center (now ranked as a the #1 children’s hospital in NYS) and the nationally recognized behavioral health programs at Zucker Hillside Hospital and Northwell Health. The center would be a destination for the provision of inpatient, crisis care, urgent care, intensive outpatient and specialty ambulatory clinics located at an academic, tertiary center of excellence with additional conveniently located ambulatory care provided in a hybrid telehealth/in person/in school model in the community. The Center will incorporate one hundred and four (104) inpatient beds for children and adolescents. |
Queens County |
NY |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
El Museo del Barrio |
El Museo del Barrio, an East Harlem-based, Latinx arts museum, plans to expand bilingual, arts-based educational programming and develop new initiatives to meet the needs of East Harlem students in a hyper focused way. Funding would allow El Museo to offer subsidized programming for East Harlem schools; partner with schools to craft curricula that specifically address students’ needs; employ more multi-disciplined, teaching artists to serve as educators in each partnering school; expand cultural offerings that encourage learning beyond the classroom; and increase internal capacity to continue providing engaging and robust arts education. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance of Communities Transforms Syracuse |
"Request funding to reduce violence in predominantly low-income urban communities through a unique model that's never been effectively employed in the City of Syracuse and Onondaga County. This is an evidence-based program that invests in and supports individuals and their families in creating security and stability while healing trauma and building the necessary behavioral skills to remain safe.
ACTS is preparing to partner with READI (Rapid Employment And Development Initiative) created by Heartland Alliance Program to be implemented here.
1. Cognitive Behavioral therapy that seeks to modify the behavioral choices of formerly incarcerated individuals. This will result in 2. Skill Building and Support Services and 3. Ultimately formerly incarcerated individuals have the capacity to secure and maintain gainful employment.
This will benefit the City of Syracuse and Onondaga County by reducing the number of violent crimes and deaths while increasing the City and County's workforce base." |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
American Theatre Wing |
"The American Theatre Wing is a national organization that advances the full breadth of American theatre – commercial and nonprofit, on Broadway, off-Broadway and throughout the nation. Through the Tony and Obie Awards® and our suite of linked programs, we create equitable opportunities for diverse current and future theatre-makers nationwide to discover the art form, deepen their knowledge, build networks of support, launch careers, and celebrate achievement.
Through this funding opportunity the Wing seeks support to expand equitable access to theatre education in Title I schools across New York State through our Classroom Resources program. This initiative directly supports under-resourced public schools to purchase lighting and sound equipment, curtains, costumes, instruments, and other materials to create new, and enhance existing, in-school theatre programs. Schools are selected based on their commitment to building their theatre program, both onstage and off, and training students to work directly with their new resources. We have a track record of offering the Classroom Resources program to schools nationwide since 2016 and have successfully identified 56 school partners and offered support valued at over $750,000.
With a programmatic earmark of $500,000, we would expand Classroom Resources in New York State, with opportunities specifically targeted to Title I schools state-wide. With this funding, we would partner with 20-25 New York schools during 2022-23, from the Bronx to Buffalo, making vital theatre programs possible that will immediately reach 20,000 students, with reach to exponentially more students with these durable educational investments." |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Rochester, NY, Inc. |
The Urban League of Rochester’s (ULR) Workforce Development Reentry programming serves adults with justice system involvement by providing holistic services that include adult education/literacy, occupational skills training and credentialing, personal development, job readiness, case management and employment that helps them successfully obtain career ladder jobs in high growth industries and supports their successful transition back into the community. Reentry services meet the unique needs and developmental stage of participants with each individual developing an Individual Employment Plan with customized goals. The focus of occupational training is to provide individuals with training that aligns with their career interests and results in attainment of an Industry Recognized Credential which improves their employment prospects. The proposed services will contribute to individuals’ ability to obtain and keep career ladder jobs that lead to intergenerational wealth building that assist individuals and their families move out of generational poverty which has disproportionately affected People of Color in the City of Rochester. The requested funding would help sustain and enhance ULR’s reentry services as ULR transitions between funding sources and works to expand its partnerships in industries such as construction, advanced manufacturing and clean energy that are currently experiencing high growth and demand for workers. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Rochester, NY, Inc. |
The Urban League of Rochester’s (ULR) Workforce Development Reentry programming serves adults with justice system involvement by providing holistic services that include adult education/literacy, occupational skills training and credentialing, personal development, job readiness, case management and employment that helps them successfully obtain career ladder jobs in high growth industries and supports their successful transition back into the community. Reentry services meet the unique needs and developmental stage of participants with each individual developing an Individual Employment Plan with customized goals. The focus of occupational training is to provide individuals with training that aligns with their career interests and results in attainment of an Industry Recognized Credential which improves their employment prospects. The proposed services will contribute to individuals’ ability to obtain and keep career ladder jobs that lead to intergenerational wealth building that assist individuals and their families move out of generational poverty which has disproportionately affected People of Color in the City of Rochester. The requested funding would help sustain and enhance ULR’s reentry services as ULR transitions between funding sources and works to expand its partnerships in industries such as construction, advanced manufacturing and clean energy that are currently experiencing high growth and demand for workers. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hostos Community College |
Hostos Community College requests Community Project Funding to strengthen and expand our current dual/joint degree programs known as “articulation agreements” with four-year colleges and universities. This includes existing partnerships as well as new ones that will ensure our students receive high-quality opportunities to continue their education and pursue advanced degrees in high-demand fields. Current partnerships include articulation agreements with City College of New York (CCNY) in Chemical, Civil, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering programs, an Arts Administration degree program with Queens College, a NextGen Public Health Scholars program with Columbia University, and a proposed Game Design/Technology program with CCNY that is in the final stages of reaching an articulation agreement. Hostos students deserve the opportunity offered by these pathways to four-year institutions. |
Bronx |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Edge, Inc |
Afterschool programming for children throughout New York City. |
New York City |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lexington Vocational Services Center, Inc. |
"LVSC is seeking $100,000 in congressionally directed spending to fund a job placement specialist and part-time job coach to help Deaf New Yorker’s achieve economic self-sufficiency through employment. LVSC is struggling to recruit these vital positions due to the “great resignation” and the American Sign Language (ASL) skills required to serve DHH workers.
The job placement specialist plays a vital role in helping Deaf individuals find employment commensurate with their strengths, goals, and capabilities. The specialist maintains relationships with LVSC’s current employer network and secures relationships with new employers to support DHH clients’ career interests. The specialist plays an important role in educating employers on the talents of our DHH workers, as well as assuaging any concerns regarding communication.
The job placement specialist helps Deaf clients by reviewing their resumes and job applications and works closely with the client’s job coach and employer during the first ninety days of employment to ensure the appropriateness and success of the placement. Job placement specialists maintain close contact with the NYSED’s ACCES-VR counselors to ensure clients are meeting monthly and quarterly employment milestones.
The job coach supports DHH clients in all phases of supported employment from initial counseling through job placement. The job coach accompanies DHH clients on job interviews, acts as a communication facilitator, and supports clients in maintaining employment.
Recruiting a job placement specialist and coach can be challenging, as these professionals must be fluent in ASL in addition to understanding the unique culture and needs of the DHH population." |
Queens County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dominican Women's Development Center |
DWDC works with the low-income immigrants residents in the Congressional District 13. According to the 2020 Manhattan’s Statement of Community District Needs, WH/I has a population of 190,020 residents with 50%+ being born outside the United States; 63% being Latinos and with Dominicans comprising the largest Latino group (53%) and the largest concentration of Dominicans in the United States. About 40% of WH/I households register a income below the poverty level, 52.5% are female and 80.4% are 18 years old or older. WH/I’s unemployment rate is 9.2% and the Latino’s population, which is increasing, registers one of the lowest levels of education in the NYC.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impair |
Funds will support the instruction of 100 blind youth from the ages of 10 to 26 participating in residential training programs that take place at VISIONS Center on Blindness (VCB) in Spring Valley, New York. VCB is a 37-acre fully accessible campus in Rockland County, which houses a Vocational Rehabilitation Center (VRC) that is the focal point of this program. The VRC was created in 2017 to fill a critical gap for blind “Youth In Need” who have completed high school, are unsure about college or vocational training and/or withdrew or failed in college. The VRC is a 16,000 square foot, 32-bed, two-story wheelchair accessible building designed specifically for residential programs for participants with vision loss, and offers a state-of-the-art technology and computer center, a fully equipped training kitchen and laundry facilities, classrooms and meeting rooms, dining hall and several lounges promoting informal gatherings and peer support. The VRC houses all programming supported by this project. Blind youth supported by this funding may participate in residential training programs that focus on pre-vocational skills, pre-college readiness, technology training, and vocational skills training. All training programs also incorporate the learning and reinforcement of independent living skills such as safe travel through Orientation and Mobility training (O&M) and life skills through Vision Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT). Licensed social workers are also an integral part of every residential youth program, and provide support for the mental health of youth participants, with individual and group counseling and connection with community resources upon completion of programming. |
Rockland County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RISE Housing and Support Services, Inc. |
"Federal funding will be used to support pre-development and construction of a second story addition, as well as the reconfiguration of the first floor of RISE’s existing main office building. This 5,200 square foot expansion and first floor reconfiguration are vital for optimizing the existing space and facilitating the proposed HOMEBASE program.
The first floor will be gutted and office space reconfigured to accommodate the growing level of staffing required to adequately serve the vulnerable populations in Saratoga Springs and the surrounding communities. A second-floor addition will be constructed to move administrative staff out of program areas, prioritizing first-floor space for direct-care staff to facilitate in person service provision.
When complete, HOMEBASE will include:
Café/Kitchen: A space to serve and enjoy a meal, and to be additionally used for life skills workshops/pre-vocational classes.
Computer Room: Vital for teaching computer skills, explaining cyber safety, online learning, and job searches. Will be used for workshops as well as free internet access.
Workshops: Dedicated spaces for skills classes, including money management (banking basics, budgeting and saving, on-line banking, financial services), home management (grocery shopping, sewing, cleaning, hygiene), community awareness (social interactions, local resources).
Living Room: A large open central area for participants to interact, relax, and enjoy a safe space. There will be games, books, a television, a pool table, and a foosball table.
Studio: 2,000 sq/ft art studio. We will also partner with local art therapists to provide art therapy groups to participants as well as members of the wider community." |
Saratoga County |
NY |
$2,359,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cool Culture |
"CityWide is a unique network of barrier-removing programming for families that includes: 450 partner educators whom we work to build cultural equity and participation, distribute Family Passes (to families with pre-K to first-grade children) connecting 50,000 families annually to unlimited free access to 90+ museums and cultural institutions. CityWide is one of the most robust programs of its kind in the country allowing Cool Culture families make over 180,000 museum visits each year across the city. The program also offers Family Festivals that reflect the interests and priorities of BIPOC families and communities; and multilingual resources that support cultural participation and engagement. To broaden our scope and deepen the impact of the CityWide program, we are in the process of creating a Cool Culture Digital Platform/App. With the goals to spread information and access, amplify activist voices and cultivate relationships across our community, the Platform will help to organize, complement, and document in-person creative gatherings and community-building experiences across our network.
CityWide runs in conjunction with the Curators for Families program, which brings art to communities - virtually and in-person - including Harlem, Chinatown, and the Lower East Side in Manhattan; Corona and Flushing, Queens; and Bedford Stuyvesant and Crown Heights in Brooklyn - to cultivate storytelling and relationship building between families, educators, museum professionals, and artists through the creation of place-based art and cultural projects." |
Bronx County, Kings County, New York County, Queens County, Richmand County |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York University College of Dentistry |
There are approximately 22 million veterans in the U.S. today, of whom 9 million are enrolled in the VA Health System. However, only 1.2 million veterans are eligible to receive dental benefits through the VA. The VA provides limited dental services, for which veterans must meet strict criteria for outpatient dental care to be covered under the VA Benefits Package. As a result, many veterans without dental insurance simply abandon the search for care, leading to dental neglect and worsening conditions that too frequently leave the veteran with no recourse other than to seek costly emergency care.
The requested funding will be used to provide preventive education and comprehensive dental care to thousands of Veterans in the New York City area who are not eligible to receive those services through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The program provides preventive education and dental care at no out-of-pocket cost to the Veteran.
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Brooklyn |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The YM & YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood |
"The Center for Workforce Development at the YM & YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood (the Y) will include SYEP, a New York City-funded summer workforce development program for approximately 1,000 14-24-year-olds, run by the Y since 2013, and Work. Learn. Grow., a New York City-funded workforce development program for students during the school year. In addition, the Center will offer residents 18 and up certified vocational training, job skill-building including personal finance, internships, career coaching, and ESL instruction. The Y’s program will leverage an existing relationship with an established, East Harlem vocational training school for adults. The program’s first offering will be Commercial Driver License (CDL) training to provide jobs and address post-covid supply chain issues. The program will evaluate efficacy with data such as time to certification and job placement. Federal support for this workforce development program helps overcome age, language and geographic barriers to provide community members with effective, high-quality job training and placement.
" |
New York |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Institute of Family Health |
The Institute for Family Health, one of the largest federally qualified community health center (FQHC) networks in New York State (NYS), is seeking funds to enhance our efforts to prevent opioid overdose deaths in underserved communities in New York City (NYC). The need to prevent opioid overdose deaths in NYC cannot be overstated. According to the NYC DOHMH’s Unintentional Drug Poisoning (Overdose) Deaths in NYC in 2020 Epi Data Brief, there were 2,062 overdose deaths in NYC in 2020, and the rate of overdose death increased from 21.9 in 2019 to 30.5 per 100,000 NYC residents in 2020. Fentanyl was present in 77% of overdose deaths in 2020—the most common substance involved in overdose deaths for the fourth consecutive year. Further, according to a new NYC DOHMH report released in April 2022, there were 1,233 confirmed overdose deaths in NYC during the first two quarters of 2021, compared with 965 overdose deaths within the same period in 2020. The report states that more New Yorkers die from overdose thahomicides, suicides and motor vehicle crashes combined, and that Bronx and Harlem neighborhoods have the highest rates of overdose death in NYC. Additionally, according to the NYS Department of Health (NYSDOH) 2021 Opioid Annual Data Report, 2,939 overdose deaths involving any opioid occurred among NYS residents in 2019, and there has been an overall increase of 200.2 percent in the number of overdose deaths involving any opioid from 2010 to 2017. |
New York |
NY |
$412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Comic Book Legal Defense Fund |
Since its beginnings in a successful 1986 effort to reverse the conviction of a comic book store employee for selling comics erroneously deemed to be obscene , the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund has offered help to retailers, creators, educators, librarians, students, parents, and fans concerned about the improper exclusion of works of comic art from the public square. As with book challenges more generally, objections to the comic books and graphic novels are ubiquitous, occurring coast-to-coast from California to New York.
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Carmel |
NY |
$315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Common Threads |
Programming for evidence-based cooking and nutrition education. |
New York City |
NY |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SCO Family Services |
According to data provided by the Bureau of Early Intervention at the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Black children are less likely to be referred to EI than children of other races. Moreover, once referred to EI, Black and Latinx children are less likely to make it through the enrollment process. These two trends are particularly acute in Brownsville and surrounding neighborhoods in NY-09.
In 2018, nearly 54 out of every 1,000 white children in NYC received EI services
Only 32 out of every 1,000 Black children in Brownsville received EI
The disparities in EI enrollment persist to this day
Inequitable access to CPSE is perhaps even greater for Brownsville than the inequities in the EI system, while the citywide trends by race demonstrate barriers to access for Black and Latinx children, who comprise the majority of children in Brownsville.
NYC Department of Education (DOE) District 23, which encompasses Brownsville/Ocean Hill, is unique among the DOE’s 32 Districts in its lack of access to CPSE services, demonstrating deep, systemic flaws in CPSE processes
According to a 2021 report on CPSE during the 2019-20 school year released by the DOE to NY City Council, District 23 ranked 31st or 32nd in its CPSE referral rate, its percentage of referrals deemed eligible, its percentage of referrals that hosted an IEP meeting, and its percentage of referrals deemed eligible for services who had attained those services by the end of the school year |
Glen Cove |
NY |
$241,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Binghamton |
Civil Rights education programming and community outreach. |
Broome County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Developmental Disabilities Institute |
DDI seeks funding in the amount of $485,000 for the replacement of the roof at our Early Childhood Center located at 1 Scouting Boulevard in Medford. DDI’s Early Childhood Learning Center offers a nurturing environment, utilizing the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis to foster growth and development in early learners (ages 0-3) and preschoolers (ages 3-5) diagnosed with autism. We achieve a remarkable 88% placement rate of special education preschoolers into their home school district by kindergarten. This project will replace approximately 13,625 square feet of the roof that has not been replaced since before DDI acquired the building in 1998. The integrity of the roof has been compromised by weather and wear resulting in leaks and damage throughout the building.
Leaks due to rain compromise the learning environment of our young children. In these Applied Behavior Analysis classrooms, many DDI students suffer from transitional issues. The difficulty with transitions is not intentional, rather the child struggles with making the cognitive adjustments necessary to their normal routines. As a consequence, transitions for children with autism are often accompanied by stress, anxiety, and frustration. Thus, when classroom areas, entrances and corridors must be blocked off due to leaks, it becomes unsettling and disruptive for our students who require predictability. Further, the Medford site has recently been renovated to add classrooms in order to expand access to learning for children with disabilities. The prevention of water damage is important for DDI to keep these new classrooms refreshed and safe.
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Suffolk County |
NY |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC Inc., Ulster, Greene, Putnam Counties Chapt |
The project would focus on creating a direct entrance to our primary clinic location in Kingston, NY. Our current entrance requires patients to navigate through programs that are not directly affiliated with the clinic. It additionally requires individuals to navigate through multiple hallways and corridors, which can present a hardship to individuals with mobility concerns. The creation of the new entrance would provide an open waiting area that would be accessible to individuals utilizing wheelchairs. It would also allow patients to access a larger elevator that would accommodate individuals using wheelchairs, along with their caregivers. Additionally, this project includes the addition of equipment that would allow our providers to support a broad range of individuals and make that support easier for our patients to access. Specifically, the addition of new medical equipment at our Kingston, NY location would allow our medical providers to support patients with higher needs out of this location. Currently, patients with greater need (i.e., limited mobility or issues related to obesity) may need to travel to our office in Carmel, NY (Putnam County) to have access to certain medical technology. In addition to these improvements, we have elicited feedback from our patients and hope to make additional improvements based on this feedback. This includes increasing the availability of technology needed for telehealth, and upgrading our Sensory Room (which is used regularly as part of Occupational Therapy and Behavioral Health Services, often for individuals with Autism or Dementia). |
Ulster County |
NY |
$296,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Medical College |
Americans everywhere expect schools to provide safe learning environments. Schoolchildren in underserved and low-income communities deserve and need equity in safe learning environments, which in turn requires equity in protection from potential threats to their safety, inside and outside school. Teachers, school leaders, and staff deserve protection as well, but training in disaster and terrorism preparedness and response is often limited to a few schools and mostly in more affluent areas, leaving schools and parents in diverse communities without the needed training to protect their children and neighborhoods. New York Medical College is uniquely suited to fill this gap through its locally and nationally recognized program for disaster preparedness in schools. |
Westchester |
NY |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Burke Rehabilitation Hospital |
"Neurorehabilitation is most effective when delivered as soon as clinically possible after the illness/incident, and reduction of time between the two is critical. Acquisition of new capital equipment/advanced technology, and construction of an outdoor mobility terrain park will help Burke meet that goal. To expand our rehabilitation program and prepare our patients (persons living with complex neurological disorders/SCI/SCD/stroke/brain injury) for life after rehabilitation, project addresses demands for immediate multidisciplinary rehabilitation services for the neurological patient population.
Burke seeks to expand services for our catchment area, while focusing on eliminating health disparities for the historically medically underserved population living in Bronx County, especially residents living with neuro-challenges. New equipment will provide advanced rehabilitative therapies: exoskeletons and gait-analysis walkways provide individualized gait therapies; BITS 3.0 system & gait trainer treadmill combines visual/cognitive/motor/balance assessment, training, includes music-assisted therapy to promote better movements in neuro-challenged patients; VisualEyes assess/treat central/peripheral vestibular pathways; electrical stimulation cycle incites contractions in denervated muscle groups, reduces muscle atrophy and spasms, promotes muscle re-education.
Construction of outdoor mobility terrain park (the first and only in our area) mimicking external community landscapes and barriers (curbs/ramps/hills/grassy/uneven terrains) in a secure setting allows patients to practice wheelchair and adaptive device training, walking, maneuvering in real-life situations, optimally preparing patients for transition back into their communities and make them more ready to function normally and participate in activities without issue. Goal is to impart knowledge and self-confidence that will provide patients the foundation to lead productive lives and live fearlessly.
" |
Westchester |
NY |
$966,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SCO Family Services |
SCO’s belief in leveling the playing field for young people ages 16-26 (TAY) requires a model that recognizes the importance of acknowledging the complex trauma that many of them have experienced and working with them first to meet basic needs of food, shelter, housing, economic stability, physical and mental health before setting aspirational goals. Targeting the most pressing Social Determinants of Health helps reduce the inequities that young people experience. The small wins achieved by addressing critical needs first ensure people feel seen, heard, and valued based upon what they need versus what the program needs, building trust and momentum to think beyond the crisis and toward the future.
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Queens |
NY |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Museum FY23 |
"Social justice, equal access to education, and opening the pipeline of opportunity to our young people strengthens our collective future in New York State, with positive impact experienced locally, state-wide, and nationally. Funding the Junior Docent Program is in the best interest of the taxpayer because it provides much-needed social and emotional support, and academic enrichment to at-risk teens and engrains responsibility, professionalism and hands-on training for the future workforce.
This award-winning program—which has been recognized by The White House with a Coming Up Taller Award—provides access to safe, high-quality, in-person learning, bringing the teens exceptional, relevant, and thought-provoking cultural experiences, while showing them how to play an active role in the important conversations and changes in our global society.
The HRM is committed to offering paid work opportunities to the Junior Docents so that the teens are not forced to choose between this important leadership training experience and other paid positions outside their area of interest. Many of the teens use their earnings to supplement their family income.
The Junior Docent Program fosters positive behaviors in an exciting and supportive environment, surrounding students with peers, mentors, and diverse professionals who are stakeholders in their future. The program cultivates confident young thinkers, many of whom are the first generation in their family bound for college, to see themselves in leadership positions, and to embrace the opportunity and social responsibility of helping the next person rise up following in their footsteps. " |
Westchester |
NY |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Academy of Medical and Public Health Services |
Amid an uncertain political environment and the COVID-19 pandemic, fears of deportation, separation, and loss permeate the community. Combined, these social factors become emotional stressors that contribute to the aggravated mental health status of our community members. The Immigrant Mental Health Initiative (“IMHI”) aims to address the risk factors contributing to mental health issues in immigrant populations who live in the shadows, ineligible for public benefits and health insurance.
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Brooklyn |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cayuga Community College |
Workforce development initiative for vulnerable people. |
Cayuga County |
NY |
$1,565,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wells College |
Relocation of data center for campus safety. |
Cayuga County |
NY |
$1,656,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cayuga County |
Creation of a county-wide Youth Workforce Development program. |
Cayuga County |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunset Park Community Safety Initiative |
Sunset Park Community Safety Initiative aims to decrease the occurrence and effects of violence and anti-Asian bias in Sunset Park through self-defense and bystander intervention trainings; community awareness and solidarity-building campaigns; SafeWalks patrolling; and safety accompaniment.
In 2021, anti-Asian hate crimes in NYC increased by 343%—and Sunset Park is the NYC neighborhood with the highest rate of reported anti-Asian hate crimes. After the April 12, 2022 subway attack, public safety has become a growing concern among even more residents. Although the city has increased police presence, long-term neighborhood safety will come from visibly building solidarity and providing concrete tools to help the most vulnerable in our neighborhood protect themselves and each other.
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Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cayuga County |
Expansion of county-wide Mobile Crisis Team. |
Cayuga County |
NY |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Academy of Medical and Public Health Services |
AMPHS’ Adult Literacy, Civics and Workforce Preparedness Program will offer ESOL classes, citizenship classes, and digital literacy classes to 300-400 students per year. We will provide English classes at four levels—Beginner, High Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced—covering listening, speaking, reading and writing for English learners. AMPHS will also offer digital literacy classes covering computer software and internet navigation, and citizenship and workforce development classes for more advanced students.
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Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EHS, Inc. (dba Evergreen Health) |
Expand access to primary and specialty medical care, outpatient substance use and mental health treatment, and supportive services in Chautauqua County. |
Chautauqua County |
NY |
$1,994,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gangstas Making Astronomical Community Changes Inc |
The plethora of community gun violence intervention initiatives being amplified at the local, state, and national level highlight programs that align with the work G.-M.A.C.C Inc. has undertaken since March 20, 2012. We thoughtfully request that healing, support, and community violence interventions for youth and young adults of color remain a priority. FY-23 Congressional funds can support our desire to expand our work as we continue to develop and enhance programs that interrupt the transmission of violence, support youth and their families create new opportunities for youth leadership, and promote resilient communities. Our impact has been far reaching and we will benefit from your support to continue our work.
• $800,000 to expand our school and community intervention work with evidence-informed conflict mediation, mentoring, and community workforce development services in conjunction with The Brooklyn Navy Yard and One Community. We also hope to hire additional credible professionals who can support ‘safe passage’ for youth who are at high risk. This will allow us to expand our youth leadership initiatives: Jr. Violence Interrupters (JR. VIs) and E-Responders. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/ Kings County |
Multiple floors in the D Building main patient tower are in need of an upgrade to ICU level/standards. Patient flow; Med Surge Plan requirements require the Hospital to upgrade the doors. Stability of patient flow and patient safety significantly improved with the ICU door upgrades. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC Inc., dba ACHIEVE |
Installation of a multisensory room. |
Chenango County |
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH) |
Replacement of emergency generator to ensure resiliency. |
Clinton County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coarc |
Maintenance for service programming headquarters. |
Columbia County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coarc |
Technology modernization to support services for people with disabilities. |
Columbia County |
NY |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nubian Directions ii Inc. |
Renovation of multi-purpose facility to support job training for at-risk youth. |
Dutchess County |
NY |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
D'Youville University |
Purchase of equipment for health workforce development and education. |
Erie County |
NY |
$1,143,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Under 21 d/b/a Covenant House New York |
Covenant House New York proposes to continue implementation of a robust mental health and substance use reduction program within our Shelter and Transitional Housing programs. We implement individual and group interventions utilizing a multitude of evidence-based practices, all aimed at serving youth and young adults experiencing homelessness, ages 16-24. In the proposed project, we will be able to continue implementation of this program with the addition of personnel support – including two Credentialed Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselors (CASAC) – to our program. Funding will also allow us to expand our services in the Bronx, reaching additional youth who live in our transitional housing programs. CHNY’s mental health programming implements multiple evidence-based practices, notably Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and a substance-use focused intervention known as SBIRT, which stands for Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment. Funding from the proposed project will support implementation of SBIRT, as well as allow us to build out our individual and group therapy programming to reach additional youth. The added support from proposed project funding will allow us to ensure that youth can continue to remain safely housed in the community and continue working on a plan to achieve independent and permanent housing, ultimately lowering the incidence of youth homelessness in New York City. |
Bronx |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Buffalo & Erie County |
Expansion of Work/Life Solutions programming in Western New York. |
Erie County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
Implementation of a teacher residency summer academy. |
Erie County |
NY |
$187,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC H+H/Woodhull Hospital |
Existing cooling cladding is dislodging from steel framing and is posing a potential hazard to staff accessing the roof and pedestrian traffic along Flushing Avenue. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science an |
STEM outreach program for underresourced youth. |
New York County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue |
Construction and expansion of ICU beds to treat patients with neurological issues. |
New York County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nazareth College |
Nurses are critical to comprehensive patient care, and with the shortage of healthcare workers exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and the growing needs of medically underserved communities, the need for highly-qualified nurses has never been greater. Robust, state-of-the art clinical simulation experience gives student nurses comprehensive hands-on experience in a safe environment to prepare for the many challenges they’ll encounter. This project will prepare highly qualified nurses to enter the workforce ready to serve the unique medical needs of today’s communities. |
Rochester |
NY |
$709,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island University |
In order to provide better remote care to New Yorkers across Long Island, Brooklyn, and the greater New York State area, LIU proposes to establish a Telehealth Center at LIU-Brooklyn. The telehealth center would span across all healthcare-focused divisions at LIU, including Psychology, Nursing, and Social Work. Specifically, the Telehealth Center would support the ongoing collaboration between LIU’s Psychological Services Center and the VA New York Harbor Healthcare System. This partnership works to address the gap in access to services and clinical workforce needs to provide specialized mental healthcare services to Veterans in both rural and urban areas across New York State. LIU’s research capacity will assist the VA system in expanding access to and improving quality of tele-psychology care for veterans. The Telehealth Center will also support training and workforce development for clinical psychologists, social workers, nurses, and other care professionals both at LIU as well as through collaborations with other organizations and regional partners. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aurelia Osborn Fox Memorial Hospital |
This project will vastly improve patient access in Central New York to critically needed mental and behavioral healthcare that is better designed to meet the existing and growing demand for in-patient mental health services. |
Otsego |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens |
We propose to develop an Emergency Transition Team (ETT) focused on bridging the gaps in our current models to engage these high-risk patients in care leading to reduced re-admission, better outcomes for patients, better quality of life for our patients, and better community integration |
Queens |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AABR, Inc |
AABR seeks funding to create three behavioral health positions to provide services to the 400+ individuals in our congregate care and Day Habilitation settings. |
Queens |
NY |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Flushing Hospital Medical Center |
The requested funds will be used to perform full finish upgrades to the hospital's intensive care unit including new ceilings, wall finishes, floor finishes, new windows, new nurses stations, lighting enhancements and enhancements to the HVAC ventilation and air filtration systems. |
Queens County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Flushing Hospital Medical Center |
Due to the age of the ICU, and to further enhance the patient experience and improve staffing capabilities, the unit would benefit from a full finish upgrade including new ceilings, wall finishes, floor finishes, new windows, new nurses stations, lighting enhancements and enhancements to the HVAC ventilation and air filtration systems. |
Queens |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York, Inc. |
We want to install 4 cabins on current platform tent bases at Camp Is-Sho-Da and Hidden Lake Camp. |
Rensselaer, Warren |
NY |
$476,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Union Free School District |
Currently, the playground area students are using is separated into three sections including dirt, concrete, and rubber mulch. All three areas are not the most conducive for young children who utilize the space for outdoor learning and playing. Our plan to renovate this space includes one ground covering that incorporates a padded turf playground surface, which meets all critical fall height safety requirements as well as appropriate playground equipment, seating, and interactive learning tools.
Having playground space and equipment are very important for the development of early learners. A playground helps young children with balance and teaches them to know where their body is in space. It also gives practice with fine motor skills (gripping the chain), gross motor skills (pumping the legs to swing higher), and coordination (putting it all together). All children need playgrounds to explore and develop and to just be kids, especially those who live in poverty, where the local playground might be the only time they get to play. Over 70% of our Freeport children come from low-income homes.
The renovation will not only enhance the aesthetics of the area for the community, but it is needed mostly to address the safety and usability of the space. Additionally, research shows that outdoor learning has a variety of benefits on students' mental health and academic performance. Students are often calmer and better able to focus when they learn in nature (outdoors) and teachers in Freeport have reported better behaviors and social interactions with fewer disciplinary issues when they incorporate outdoor learning/activities into students' school day. |
Freeport |
NY |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Union Free School District |
The track at the Freeport High School is approximately 10 years old and while it has been well maintained, it is coming to the end of its useful life. This area is widely used not only by our athletic teams and physical education programs, it is an area that is often used by members of the community to exercise. Freeport is a suburban community with limited green space. A resurfaced track will ensure a safe and inviting place for community members, students and staff exercise and participate in athletics.
The renovation and upgrade of the track will increase the safety and usability of the track as well as reduce costs to the district in annual upkeep and repairs.
The Freeport UFSD is seeking to create a to state-of-the-art track for the district and community members. According to the NYS of Health, obesity rates in NYS and across the nation has reached epidemic proportions. Creating communities that support healthy choices and accessibility to physical activity opportunities increase efforts to reduce and prevent chronic diseases. The percentage of New York State adults who are overweight or obese increased from 42% in 1997 to 63.2% in 2019. The percentage of New York State adults who have obesity increased from 16% in 1997 to 27.1% in 2019. Obesity among children and adolescents has tripled over the past three decades. Currently, a third of New York's children are obese or overweight. Obesity also disproportionately impacts specific racial and ethnic minority groups, including Hispanic and Black non-Hispanic adults who are the majority group in Freeport. They have higher prevalence of obesity and are more likely to experience worse outcomes from COVID-19. Freeport was one of the hardest hit communities on Long Island with COVID. Along with the risks for life-shortening chronic diseases, being overweight contributes to poor mental health associated with low self-esteem and depression. Promoting physical fitness activities (walking, running, jogging) with access to a safe and well-maintained track will help to decrease obesity and promote improved health for students and the community at large.
The replacement of the track surface will improve the aesthetics of this widely used area and it will make the track safer to use by students and community members that often use the track. |
Freeport |
NY |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fulton-Montgomery Community College |
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (FM), serves an economically challenged area of Upstate New York. As New York has become a leader in supporting new agricultural methods, including federally-approved industrial hemp production, FM's been at the forefront of developing the hydroponic training programs necessary for growing the agricultural workforce. FM has worked collaboratively with local businesses to develop innovative and accessible programs that quickly train and provide certification to students entering the hydroponics field. Currently, FM's specialized hydroponics course takes place at a shared lab facility through Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (HFM BOCES) since FM lacks its own Hydroponics Lab on campus. FM can only use the HFM BOCES lab in the evening hours, after high schools students have been dismissed. As a result, the number and schedule of course sections offered each semester is limited. This constrains the number of students FM can enroll and train. Constraints on program offerings and student enrollment ultimately stalls FM's ability to scale the hydroponic workforce and meet the demands of expanding businesses in the region. FM is thus requesting funds to equip a Hydroponics Lab on campus. FM has already had great success in recruiting and enrolling these programs, especially across the adult student (25+) population. The addition of an on-campus lab will enable FM to scale the program and grow the workforce in a way that meets local, regional, and state need. It will also serve to attract new businesses and revitalize the struggling economy of FM's service area. |
Fulton County |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health Services |
Construction of a new, state-of-the-art, 160 bed skilled nursing facility with a 20 bed neurobehavioral unit and a 20 bed memory care unit in Herkimer County, NY will address a significant unmet need in upstate New York. The new facility will focus on services needed most by the community and will address current service gaps such as end-of-life care, dementia care and specialized units for sub-acute, clinically complex residents and those with neurobehavioral conditions. Once the new facility is constructed, Upstate New Yorkers will be able to access neurobehavioral services locally, close to family and friends, and will no longer need to access those services out-of-state or in the New York Metropolitan Area, where even the capacity there for neurobehavioral care is insufficient to meet what is essentially a statewide demand for those services.
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Herkimer County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County Community College |
Technology and equipment upgrades related to the development of a Public Safety Preparedness and Education Center.
|
Herkimer County |
NY |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CAMBA Inc. |
This initiative will target community members living in the highest poverty census tracts of East New York, Brooklyn, where there is a poverty level consistently between 30-40%. Further, as our program services will be housed in five nearby community centers, four of which are in NYCHA developments, this Career Navigation Initiative will be immediately available to NYCHA residents who experience four times the unemployment rate of the city-wide average. Creating meaningful career paths that lead to economic stability and mobility for disaffected young adults will have myriad positive impacts on the local community, ranging from boosting the local economy to reducing crime rates. |
Kings County |
NY |
$590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Ann's Warehouse |
St. Ann's Warehouse, a four decade old cultural organization located in Brooklyn Bridge Park is applying for funding to support two distinct sets of educational activities to engage young people: the relaunch of St. Ann's popular Youth Empowerment program and an education initiative in conjunction with a deeply moving public art project Little Amal: The Promise of America, which promotes hope and tolerance for displaced people. Working with the NYC Department of Education we will develop arts education programming to reach hundreds of New York City public school students and youth from local community centers with multidisciplinary workshops, performances, and special events. With Little Amal, there will be actions and activities throughout the five boroughs that entail visual art making and performance activities. Main theme of the educational programming will be the current global immigrant and refugee crisis and the plight of displaced people throughout the world. It is the theme of Little Amal and the main theatrical event of the season The Jungle, a play about a refugee camp in Northern France that St. Ann's will present for six weeks in the winter of 2023. |
Kings County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cultural Museum of African Art (CMAA) |
CMAA's goal is to create a public-facing museum in the Bedford Stuyvesant community. Bed-Stuy has the largest concentration of African Americans of any neighborhood in the United States. Providing African Americans with access to their complete history, art and culture, going back to the very beginnings of human history, will empower the African American community with knowledge of self. Every group of people needs and deserves to understand their origins. CMAA has the evidence (Artifacts) to tell this story in the most substantive manner. |
Kings County |
NY |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HeartShare St. Vincent's Services |
With a growing need for the expansion of health and mental health care growing exponentially, the adaptive reuse of 66 Boerum Place is an economic and prudent investment of taxpayer funds, allowing for other financial resources to used towards mission fulfillment and patient care, and fostering an opportunity to expand the delivery of services in Brooklyn. |
Kings County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Brooklyn Health System |
One Brooklyn Health System member hospital Interfaith Medical Center (IMC) is expanding its currently constrained emergency department (ED) that was last renovated more than 30 years ago. These renovations will enable IMC to renovate its ED with a modern, improved layout that will enhance patient care and improve patient satisfaction as well as patient safety. At project completion, the medical and psychiatric emergency departments of Interfaith Medical Center will be fully renovated to provide improved healthcare to the entire One Brooklyn Health service area, including Brooklyn and NYC residents. The upgraded infrastructure, equipment and technology will enable the system to provide even better care to patients with some of the worst health outcomes in the NYC. The system will also be better prepared to be nimble and responsive to another surge or pandemic-level event. As one of the areas in NYC that was tremendously affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, our safety net system has demonstrated how all its member hospitals and especially its emergency departments immensely contribute to the provision of vital medical and psychiatric care for one of the most vulnerable communities in NYC and NYS. The total cost of the OBH Interfaith Medical Center (IMC) Emergency Department Modernization project is approximately $28.4 million, and construction will take slightly more than two years to complete. OBH requests $7,000,000 in Community Project Funding to address budget shortfalls resulting from COVID-related surges and delays including supply chain and labor shortages as well as market inflation for materials and labor. |
Kings County |
NY |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Moreau |
Preliminary engineering for this project has been completed and the Town has secured significant funding in order to initiate implementation of Phase II in order to connect the sewer extension to the County collection and treatment system. Significant progress has already been made to move project preparation forward so that construction can commence as expeditiously as possible. Both Saratoga County and the Town of Moreau have passed resolutions authorizing an intermunicipal agreement to connect the infrastructure (see attached resolutions). The County has passed a resolution to offset the additional $9.3 million required for this connection with a commitment of $2 million in American Rescue Act Funding. The Town has approximately $5.3 million of bond capacity remaining from an existing bond resolution which may be used for wastewater treatment capacity, leaving a gap of approximately $2 million. The Town is looking to the FY2023 Federal appropriation request program to close the $2 million gap for this high-priority wastewater infrastructure project that is vital to both realizing the potential of Phase II and leveraging the catalytic investments in public welfare and economic development and made by the Town, County, and State during Phase I. |
Town of Moreau |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Waterloo |
"This project will involve the construction of new storm sewers to replace the storm rock sewers and reduce flooding to residents and businesses. Any current lateral connections to the rock storm will be connected to the new construction. As the project is designed, drainage issues will be addressed and the sewers will be sized to adequately handle storm events in excess of a “25-year” storm event.
East Rock Storm Sewer will be replaced with new storm sewer piping and related structures. The project area extends from the Canal north along Water Street then westerly along NYS Route 5 and 20, northerly along Clark Street crossing Elizabeth Street and continuing to the structure on Mechanics Street at the current building (Currently operated by Deep Dairy). Directional drills are required to cross NYS Routes 5 and 20 and Finger Lakes Railroad with the new storm sewer.
West Rock Storm Sewer will be replaced with new storm sewer piping and related structures as well. The general route of the new storm sewer will be located along Chestnut Street. This area will extend from Wright Avenue ultimately to a drainage control structure (controlling the water level) that is located behind the Village Office. The route includes crossing West Elizabeth Street, West Elisha Street, Railroad crossing, crossing West William Street then along Memorial Way under NYS Route 5 and 20 then connecting to the Control structure.
Please see the attached detail for more information. " |
Village of Waterloo |
NY |
$2,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Seneca Falls |
The existing Bayard Street culvert is a submerged culvert that is need of repair and is a risk for our community. This is a very old stormwater culvert that was constructed, creating Van Cleef Lake, the culvert became submerged and increasingly difficult to inspect and maintain. The culvert is failing and the Town does not have the funds to make this repair and are pursuing federal funds to get this project fixed. This has resulted in the road being closed off and on due to this issue and problems of the inspections and repair. This is adjacent to tourist attractions and downtown neighborhoods. The culvert is an important structure of the water system that pushes water in and out of the canal system in Seneca Falls and also is acting as a traffic load-bearing structure for Bayard Street. We do not want to see these kinds of structures go unattended to and/or maintained regularly as an emergency could happen as it is a central roadway of getting around downtown. |
Seneca Falls |
NY |
$2,452,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Society of the United Helpers |
"UH seeks to save our organization by developing a beautiful, 26-acre land parcel that we own on the St. Lawrence River. The initial phase necessitates establishing water and sewer connections underneath State Route 37 from the City of Ogdensburg’s existing infrastructure. Our land is located north of State Highway 68, east of the State Highway 37 intersection southwest of the City of Ogdensburg. The City is in agreement to move forward with the connections.
This first phase of development will enable and invite neighbors, employees, and outside visitors to enjoy beach access, campsites and RV connections, and boat access and docking. Our mixed-use vision ultimately includes vital elements providing for a much more vibrant quality of life for the community, and attracting tourists and, eventually, new residents.
Medicaid rates have not increased since 2008. As a result, the United Helpers organization is in crisis. We have cut expenses as much as possible while not compromising care. Now, we must look among our own expertise and strengths for solutions to continue providing essential care to our neighbors and loved ones. We seek to develop this land so that we can never waver in our mission of providing our unique array of care, including skilled nursing, assisted living, speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, market-rate senior housing, certified home health care, subsidized senior and disabled housing, care coordination, mental health clinics, transitional and supported housing for people experiencing mental illness, and residences and support for people with developmental disabilities and brain injuries." |
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$910,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Potsdam |
The funding request will support the Town of Potsdam courthouse roof replacement. The scope of work will include the removal of the existing built up roof system and replacement with a new fully adhered EPDM roof system. The new roof system will include a vapor barrier, code compliant insulation, cover board, EPDM roof membrane, new flashing, a 30 year warranty and will protect the existing building from leaks while also improving energy efficiency by increasing the R-value of the roof assembly. |
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$96,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
Crosby Street is a highly travelled route between Hornell, NY and Alfred, NY as an alternative to Route 21. This makes its safety and maintenance a concern to commuting students and staff from both Alfred State College, and Alfred University. When the bridge on Route 21 near the Almond Dam is blocked off due to flooding (as it has many times in the past), Crosby Street becomes almost a highway as it is the only direct road out of the City to reach Alfred. The existing water main and drainage system are over 50 years old and need continual maintenance, which results in damage to the road's pavement. The water main is also undersized based on current standards and needs replacement to provide the necessary fire flow demand. Damage to the road's pavement can create safety concerns for drivers, and possibly road closures. |
Steuben County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Gaines Creative Outlet Arts in Education |
Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet, a Brooklyn based cultural arts organization is proposing an Arts In Education residency in all five boroughs of New York City, including Brownsville, East New York, Flatbush, Bushwick, Bedford Stuyvesant, Coney Island, Harlem, Gunhill Point, South Jamaica, East Bronx, and West Brighton. They will serve a total of sixteen under served, Title 1 schools made up of elementary and secondary public schools, creating strong bonds with students and developing their innate artistic talents. Our theme is cultural diversity & inclusion. Students will use the arts to learn about their own heritage and history, empowering them to learn about their peer's similarities and differences, while creating dialogue of acceptance and inclusion through the arts. Dance, theater, music, visual art, lecture demonstrations, field trips and performances will be our educational foundation. Our proposal is the following: we will provide dance, music, theater and visual arts teaching artists in sixteen schools for five months, they will host staff development workshops made up of diverse teaching artists who will create the artistic & cultural content as well as meet with school principles and the teachers in the schools to gain an understanding of the curriculum enhancing the student's educational and artistic training. Additionally, we will offer full scholarship to students wanting to further their arts education with Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet as they will invite all of the Public School Arts In Education students to join our Saturday training program. |
Kings County |
NY |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
"Ten States Standards recommends that when a pipe crosses beneath surface water, a minimum cover of five feet should be provided unless otherwise approved by the reviewing authority. This can be applied to the transmission mains that convey raw water from the reservoir system to the Water Treatment Plant.
The recommended cover can be provided by the construction of additional encasement on top of the exposed mains or by re-routing the pipeline below the stream at the crossing locations. After discussion with the NYSDEC, the preferred permissible solution would be the installation of new sections of pipeline below the stream as this method minimizes impacts and fill in the stream, and reduces the potential for local environmental harm including flooding.
An opinion of probable construction costs was completed for re-routing the pipeline by conventional trench construction estimated at $1,000,100." |
Steuben County |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brookhaven |
This project provides sewer hook-ups in conjunction with sewer connections/upgrades contemplated to be made by Suffolk County. It supports capacity to service 285 properties (267 residential/ 18 commercial). The estimated unit cost is $12,500 ($10,000 per physical connection and $2,500 per closure/abatement of onsite sanitary septic systems). The budget to hook-up these properties is $3.563 million, which equals the CDF grant request. It fits with the broader estimated $19.4 million cost that will underwrite a combined gravity collection and force main sewer that will span under the LIRR tracks and Montauk Highway. This financial partnership will aid a disadvantaged community and facilitate investment and economic recovery in and by an environmental justice area and federal Opportunity Zone in a predominantly African American and trending Hispanic community. Implementing sewers is central to the Town of Brookhaven’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative Strategic Investment Plan for mixed-use development in Nth Bellport. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$3,563,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Science East, Inc. d/b/a Tesla Science |
"Friends of the Science East, DBA Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe (TSCW), located on the 16.43-acre site of world-famous scientist, Nikola Tesla's laboratory at Wardenclyffe, is working towards the preservation of his last standing laboratory. We are requesting $1,000,000 towards the estimated $4,000,0000 for the interior stabilization and restoration of the building designed by McKim, Mead, & White where Nikola Tesla worked
from 1902 and 1906. The laboratory is currently deteriorating due to significant water infiltration through the roof and is threatened by the potential collapse of adjacent non-contributing warehouse structures.
This Laboratory Stabilization and Restoration project is the next major step in a multi-phase restoration of the laboratory-based upon the recommendations of the Tesla Laboratory at Wardenclyffe Historic Structure Report prepared by Lacey Thaler Reilly Wilson Architecture & Preservation in 2017. Once the surrounding condemned
structures are removed, the failed main roof on the laboratory can be restored. The Interior of the Laboratory requires hand-demolishing and shoring in order to preserve the building’s integrity. The remaining historic windows will be restored and new windows and doors to match the originals will be installed where missing. These Congressional funds will ensure that Tesla’s Laboratory is able to be preserved and rehabilitated. A previous restoration project completed by the Friends of Science East in 2020 included the restoration of the laboratory’s central chimney and clerestory.
" |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Southampton |
The Town of Southampton will construct sanitary infrastructure and a centralized sanitary treatment facility to service the entire hamlet of Riverside, which is by many measures the single most economically disadvantaged community on all of Long Island, NY. The total anticipated sanitary wastewater flow from the project area is 800,000 gallons per day, and the sewage treatment plant is to be phased in 400,000 gallon increments; this request encompasses the cost of construction of the collection and conveyance infrastructure and Phase 1 Development of the Sewage Treatment Plant. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$21,820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Patchogue |
Federal Funds will be used to connnect 231 un-sewered residential properties to the Village of Patchogue Waste Water Treatment Plant. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$18,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Francis College |
St. Francis College (SFC) will utilize congressionally directed spending to upgrade technology in our nursing simulation lab, which is used by both SFC's nursing students as well as community partners in healthcare and K-12 education. Aligned with the goals of the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE), the simulation lab improves the quality of SFC's nursing education program and prepares future nurses to offer exceptional, compassionate care across NYC. |
Kings County |
NY |
$830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cayuga Heights |
The funding requested is to implement the requirements of the Federal National Primary Drinking Water Regulations. After a year-long delay for review and comment, the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) became effective on December 16, 2021, with a deadline of October 16, 2024. The clear intent is to protect the American public from the harmful effects of lead contamination in drinking water. In anticipation of the ruling’s finalization, the Village of Cayuga Heights, in cooperation with the Southern Cayuga Lake Intermunicipal Water Commission, Bolton Point, has worked to identify lead supply lines. 20 homes have been identified with lead drinking water supply lines and 227 have been identified where the pipe materials are unknown, despite an exhaustive search of records dating back to the early 20th century. The project proposes to remove and replace the 20 knowns and investigate the 227 unknowns, which must be assumed to be lead until investigations reveal otherwise. Once the investigations are complete, the village will engage a civil engineering firm to develop both documents for the 20 known replacements and a plan for the removal and replacement of the pipes for homes found to be supplied water from lead service lines. At this point, funding is not available for replacing pipes on private property and NYS municipal law prohibits municipalities from undertaking this work. But it is hoped that in the near future funding may become available for their replacement as well. |
Tompkins County |
NY |
$467,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Village of Cayuga Heights |
"In 2016, NYSDEC inspections noted several deficiencies in the Village of Cayuga Heights wastewater treatment plant, owned and operated by the Village. The Village has undertaken necessary upgrades to the facility in a phased approach to modernize the plant and bring the facility into compliance. Renovations include:
Phase 1 Renovations (100% complete)
Construction of a new Headworks Building with a mechanical screen, screenings compactor, bypass manual screen, mechanical vortex grit removal unit, and washing equipment for wastewater screening and grit removal
Replacement of the first combination boiler and sludge heat exchanger units used for anaerobic digester and building heating
Phase 2 Renovations (15% complete. Completion expected by Spring of 2023)
Renovations to anaerobic sludge digestion facilities including cleaning, concrete repairs, replacement of covers, installation of a pump for digester mixing
Replacement of wastewater treatment and sludge processing equipment, including process air blowers, mechanical mixers, sludge pumps, sump pumps, and digester gas collection and safety equipment, that has reached the end of its useful life.
Replacement of the second combination boiler and sludge heat exchanger units used for anaerobic sludge digester and building heating
Installation of programmable logic controllers, computers, and fiberoptic cabling for remote monitoring of the operating and alarm status for critical major equipment
Replacement of electrical equipment, conduits, wiring for power supply, and control of wastewater and sludge processing equipment
Replacement of handrailing around primary settling tanks, flocculation/final settling tanks, and tertiary flocculation tank/chlorine contact tanks for code compliance and operator safety
Building modifications for code compliance
" |
Tompkins County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cambridge |
The construction of sewer infrastructure in the Village of Cambridge is critical to removing barriers to local and regional economic growth and to protect the health, welfare and safety of a low-income community. The successful completion of this project will revitalize and modernize essential infrastructure in this distressed community and represents an investment for long-term community and economic impact. The funding of the sewer project is a vital economic investment (57.48% LMI according to 2018 ACS data), and a critical necessity to maintain homes, commercial ventures, and population. By constructing sewer infrastructure businesses will have the ability to grow, catalyzing economic growth and downtown revitalization. Land uses will be expanded to allow for business and industries that cannot currently locate, creating the opportunity to attract emerging industries. Additionally, the project will provide opportunity to build upon the strengths of the Village’s economy. Tourism is an economic engine f the Village of Cambridge. Hospitality businesses are greatly restricted in their ability to provide services. Through tourism economic development workshops, the Village and regional stakeholders have sought to address the need for wastewater treatment to allow for the viability and growth of existing and future businesses. |
Washington County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lyndhurst Mansion (a site of the nonprofit Nationa |
"Lyndhurst has the special distinction of being a National Historic Landmark deeming it meaningful to the history of the entire nation, not just New York. Designed in 1838 by Alexander Jackson Davis, Lyndhurst is considered the most significant American home of the Victorian era. Lyndhurst marks the architectural transition in the US from classical to romantic architecture and the first full introduction of historic revival styles that predominated in the 19th century. The mansion is complemented by its comprehensive collection of original decorative arts, its iconic greenhouse, and its 67-acre landscape.
Lyndhurst seeks federal funding to stabilize and repair its 141-year-old greenhouse which is dangerously comprised by its crumbling foundation. The unstable foundation poses a serious safety risk to visitors & staff and threatens the very existence of the massive, historic structure. The Old Croton Aqueduct Trail runs through the Lyndhurst estate as well as the newly opened section of the Hudson Riverwalk, with scenic views of the Hudson, the new Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, waterfalls and interpretive signage. These NYS Park Trails attract hundreds of thousands of visitors to the property and greenhouse complex year-round. Stabilizing the greenhouse is important to ensure the safety of all New Yorkers and visitors to the property. Lyndhurst adds to the unique charm of the Hudson River Valley and this project will boost cultural tourism that pumps $4m into the local economy from visitors who also dine at local restaurants, shop at local stores, and visit other local attractions." |
Westchester County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Haitian Americans United for Progress |
HAUP is applying for funding to support youth leadership and youth workforce programming. The youth in HAUP's service area's high need immigrant communities in Brooklyn and Queens are in need of youth development services to provide employment, training, and skills-building opportunities. The communities served by HAUP experience a range of specific needs stemming from a range of social determinants of health and co-occurring risk behaviors, including poverty, low educational achievement, poor quality housing and high rates of homelessness, mental health issues, and substance abuse socioeconomic disparities; related disparities include poor access to health care, poor community health, high rates of uninsured persons, high rates of substance use and alcohol abuse, extensive poverty, and high rates of crime and violence. As a result, the service area contains neighborhoods with some of the poorest and least-educated residents in NYC. For example, the poverty rate in Crown Heights is 26.5% and 40.1% of residents receive public insurance.
Youth in the service area face additional unique challenges and barriers. In 2018, Black and Latino youth reported rates of disconnection at roughly two times those of White youth. In 2017, homicide and drug use accounted for nearly a third of deaths combined among young adults aged 15 to 24. While homicide deaths decreased over 13% from 2010 to 2017, drug-related deaths tripled, and death by suicide increased over this time period.
|
Kings County, New York
Queens County, New York |
NY |
$365,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westchester Community College Foundation |
"Requested funds will be used to purchase equipment for three new engineering lab spaces on campus: a Materials Lab, a Fabrication Lab, and a Surveying Lab. Our goal is to provide modern spaces for our students to train in preparation for advanced study and employment in a broad range of in-demand technological fields, contributing to the biotech "innovation corridor" represented by the Lower Hudson Valley. Updated engineering labs will allow for expanded curriculum development and faculty training opportunities, as well as expanded partnerships with regional employers.
While all three spaces will be crucial for the development of our students, we are particularly excited about the opportunity to create a Fabrication Lab (FabLab) space on our campus. The overarching goal of fabrication labs are to provide access to the tools, knowledge, and support to educate, innovate, and invent technology to allow anyone to make almost anything. We aim to provide a safe and welcoming environment for novice users and designers to come explore and learn new skills relating to their intended profession. This will work in conjunction with the current course workload and further build upon a student’s desire to tinker with their own ideas as they attain new skills. This will fuel their desire to learn, become an advanced user, and teacher to new novice peers. This will not only aid in their job readiness with tangible hard skills but also soft interpersonal skills such as team building, mentorship, and planning. " |
Westchester |
NY |
$1,674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Historic Hudson Valley (HHV), an educational nonpr |
"HHV serves students and teachers through digital and on-site educational programs that explore northern slavery through the lives of enslaved individuals while demonstrating its impact on New York and the nation’s economic development. We offer learning tools and materials grounded in scholarly research and K-12 pedagogy that support classroom engagement with this crucial narrative.
HHV proposes to expand its highly regarded programs and resources while ensuring that they remain accessible to all communities regardless of socioeconomic status. On-site interpreters would lead students—both on-site and virtually—in exploring the lives of the enslaved through demonstrations of their work and using historical documents as critical thinking prompts.
Support would allow HHV to develop and provide a comprehensive, integrated, professionally-reviewed set of resources for teachers to incorporate into their teaching, such as curricula, lesson plans, videos, interactive multimedia, online content, activity and discussion guides, historical context, and access to primary source documents. We would work with consultants to ensure that these resources meet core standards.
Teacher training would build capacity for NY teachers to use these resources and meet core standards effectively. As more teachers participate in HHV’s training, HHV’s online educational hub will also provide a space for teachers to share best practices, ask sensitive questions, and support each other.
HHV staff would also attend national and regional education conferences to promote the resources and training available, further building capacity for this important work." |
Westchester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John's Riverside Hospital |
"St. John’s Riverside Hospital (SJRH) seeks $4 million in Congressionally Directed Spending consisting of two components:
a) $3 million to be used for capital improvements and Emergency Department expansion, reducing current severe overcrowding and providing a separate, more private, less stressful, quieter and more welcoming space for ED patients with less acute conditions; and
b) $1 million to be spent on community-driven ED staff training to improve the quality of care received by the 70% of our ED patients who are people of color, reduce implicit bias, promote health equity, and help link ED patients to services addressing social determinants of health and increasing access to appropriate sources of primary care.
Note: As much as 80% of a person’s health is determined by the social and economic conditions of their homes and communities. Establishing interventions for high-risk populations, like the ones we serve, starts with identifying the most critical needs and then leverages demographic and economic data to address these social determinants and effectively treat the whole person. This grant will build a foundation, allowing SJRH to move into more effective treatments for the whole person within our community. " |
Westchester |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eden II Programs |
Eden II Programs is seeking your support towards a new and innovative project that would require a significant capital allocation for the renovation and outfitting of a building in Staten Island, New York |
Staten Island |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eden II Programs |
Eden II Programs is seeking your support towards a new and innovative project that would require a significant capital allocation for the renovation and outfitting of a building in Staten Island, New York |
Staten Island |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rebecca's Little Survivors Foundation Inc |
Rebecca's Resilience Project also known as RRP will develop and implement an advanced technological system to expand programming that address social emotional learning, crime prevention, mental health tangible coping tools, financial tech literacy, environmental awareness and justice and education as well as our new maternal health inequities program in communities of color throughout Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens, Manhattan and the Bronx. |
Richmond |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Venture Foundation, Ltd |
Venture Foundation plans to redevelop an existing outdoor program space that serves those in the care of Venture Together, specifically those with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), as well as the general community. |
Rockland County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Educational Innovation |
"The outcomes of this project will inform New York State policy makers on what is working to transform the State’s lowest performing schools. It will also create a blueprint for New York State on how the nonprofit sector can work together in a smart and effective way to empower educators, district leaders, parents, students, and community members to create a school transformation program that empowers the entire school community and beyond.
Eventually, thousands and thousands of students across New York State will be impacted by the dissemination of the results of this project as well as the impact that can have nationwide.
This project will work to eradicate the sources of inequities and create a plan to sustain change in 3 very different communities which together represent similar challenges to the rest of the communities currently serving students with schools identified in the 2021-2022 NYSED receivership list.
This is a project that cannot wait. The economic benefits of investing in public education at the local, city, state, and national levels are well documented. We cannot eradicate inequalities in our State as long as we have low performing schools. The funding allows us to share responsibility with the district and school administrators, as well as the entire community in a true collaborative process with shared and distributed leadership, true collaboration, to create oases of opportunity in communities." |
Bronx County, Queens County, and Monroe County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Society of United Helpers (United Helpers) |
To serve more patients in Canton effectively, United Helpers requests $1,072,240 to hire six mental health clinicians and expand its clinic and Care Coordination program. The average caseload for each clinician is 80; with the requested grant funding United Helpers will be able to serve an additional 480 patients each year. United Helpers will also expand the existing clinic building to accommodate the growing number of patients. |
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$1,072,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Society of United Helpers (United Helpers) |
To serve more patients in Canton effectively, United Helpers requests $1,072,240 to hire six mental health clinicians and expand its clinic and Care Coordination program. The average caseload for each clinician is 80; with the requested grant funding United Helpers will be able to serve an additional 480 patients each year. United Helpers will also expand the existing clinic building to accommodate the growing number of patients. |
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$1,072,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Abyssinian Development Corporation |
"CRASEL Expansion project addresses the social emotional needs of underserved students, using an innovative methodology that can be replicated for all underserved students across the State of New York. Innovative techniques that the project employs are:
1. Engagement of school leaders in self-reflective racial identity work such as creating a racial autobiography helps them understand how their own lived experiences influence their mindsets and leadership in the classroom, which leads to them modifying their curriculum, texts and topics so they are more culturally relevant and prioritize student identities.
2. PD (Professional Development) clearly focuses on implementation steps in SEL (Social Emotional Learning) and CRASEL (Culturally Responsive and Social Emotional Leadership) that are grounded in research-based best practices. This is innovative because there is currently no PD that focuses on implementation of SEL and CRASEL this way.
3. The CRASEL project includes calming practices such as student-led mindfulness that can dial down stressful situations and bring the focus back to learning.
4. Engagement of the adults in their own critical self-reflection, which does not typically happen, fosters positive relationships between families with school communities and education systems.
5. The development of the schools in a cohort model combines support with sustainability because leaders are supported over a period of time in professional learning communities with cycles of learning." |
New York |
NY |
$1,001,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center |
Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center (CHMC) seeks to expand their current Emergency Department (ED) to create three additional behavioral health treatment rooms, a dedicated waiting space for those in crisis, and upgrade existing treatment areas to meet current guidelines and codes for ligature resistance. |
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens, Inc. |
The Teen Center College & Career Readiness Program offers free college and career readiness instruction to underserved high school students living in Queens. VBGCQ serves members of the Long Island City and Astoria communities, many of whom live in one of the nearby NYC Housing Authority residences or qualify for free or reduced price lunch. Our services are essential as research shows that children from low-income households are eight times less likely to obtain a bachelor’s degree than children born into higher-income families (US Census Bureau, 2014). The Teen Center/Academy works to lessen this opportunity gap so that all children, regardless of income, race, or family background, can have equal opportunity to choose the college or career path that is right for them. |
Queens |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Massena Hospital |
FY2023 Congressional Funding will be utilized to expand the Emergency Department (ED) at Massena Hospital, from six exam rooms to twelve. The new ED will include updated behavioral health rooms with ligature risks removed to ensure patient safety, renovations of existing space to meet current DOH code/guidelines, larger exam rooms to improve support for patients of size, a more centralized approach with regards to exam room locations surrounding the nurse station, updated registration area for patients as they arrive at the ED, and updated flooring throughout the space.
|
St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYS YMCA Foundation |
This funding would be used by the NYS YMCA Foundation to support safety around water education, lifeguard trainings and certifications, and learn to swim programs at YMCAs located throughout the state of New York. There are 37 YMCA association located in NYS, with approximately 128 branches locations, with additional partnerships with school districts, towns and municipal governments.
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Statewide |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Casa Belvedere, The Italian Cultural Foundation |
Saving a NY Majestic Landmark adapts the formerly dilapidated vacant property as a cultural institution that is embraced by the general public as a must see tourism destination. The Louis A. and Laura Stirn House offers historical significance with its unique structural details and designs. While far from a direct copy of an Italian Renaissance villa, the Stirn house exhibits such characteristic features as the block-like form of the main portion of the house, the symmetrical treatment of the principal facades, the stucco cladding, the low-pitched hipped-roof covered with terra-cotta tiles, the deep overhanging eaves supported by brackets, the columned porticos, and the arched first-story windows surmounted by smaller rectangular windows. Other elements of the design, such as the stylized Ionic capitals of the porch columns and bracketed keystones of the window surrounds and the decoration of the wrought-iron balustrades, the polychrome terra-cotta frieze and elaborate bracing beneath the roof eaves reflect the influence of the Arts and Crafts movement of the early 20th-century. The federal funds requested will be used for restoring and preserving the Stirn House by 1) replace the rotting floor joists and hip rafters to ensure structural stability; 2) frame and partition the upper level walls with molding, spackle, prime, paint and trim; 3) install three ADA approved bathrooms with waste, water, and vents piping; 4) replace vinyl window with historically accurate terrace doors; and 5) install parking pavers, curb, landscaping and irrigation system. The integrity of this majestic landmark needs to be supported. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYS Energy Research and Development Authority |
"As reported in NYSERDA’s 2021 Jobs Study published on behalf of the New York State Climate Action Council’s Just Transition Working Group, demand for clean energy jobs is expected to increase more than 60 percent from 2019 to 2030, adding at least 211,000 new jobs in New York State. The vast majority of these 211,000 new jobs fall within the four sectors of focus. Included within each of these sectors are a myriad of job types, such as the following:
Building Electrification (Greater than 114,000 jobs)
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers
Solar (Greater than 30,000 jobs)
Solar Site Assessors (Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical Products)
Machinists (Computer Numerical Controls or CNC)
Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers
Advanced Manufacturing (Greater than 43,000 jobs)
Offshore Wind (Greater than 14,000 jobs)
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers
Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers
Other studies project even more total economy employment beyond these four cornerstone clean energy sectors in New York; thus, these forecasts are conservative. The State is preparing for significant job growth and workforce transition in support of the unfolding clean energy economy. NYS needs to support workers that can fill these jobs addressing professional and technical training needs while helping reduce other barriers to employment for targeted populations. This proposal will support 200 new workers in a model that can easily be expanded." |
Albany County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York at Stony Brook |
Funds will be used for capital improvement, facilities, and equipment for the Innovation Gateway - a regional hub serving Long Island innovators to expand technology growth and workforce development. |
Stony Brook |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Floating Hospital, Inc. |
NYC has one of the largest homeless family populations in the US. Homeless families and those living in public housing are significantly less likely to complete a referral from a primary care medical provider. Lack of transportation, lack of childcare, lack of disposable funds, lack of education and a general lack of understanding of the need for specialty care renders traditional specialty referrals largely unhelpful. Studies have shown that increasing chronic condition screening through on-site specialties reduces acute care later on. |
Queens County |
NY |
$1,041,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition |
The LAHH program provides vital support and services for women undergoing life-threatening cancer treatments including surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. In many cases, the transportation services the BBCC provides enable women to complete their treatments in their entirety. |
Suffolk and Nassau County |
NY |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CUNY Dominican Studies Institute at The City Colle |
Within the history of the United States, New York has long been synonymous with diversity. Home to the Finger Lakes, whose foliage demonstrates that multiplicity is our inherent nature; the Dominican Juan Rodriguez, a mulatto from Santo Domingo who settled on Manhattan Island among the Lenape people in 1613, becoming New York City's first immigrant; the Ellis Island, where millions of immigrants from the world came through as one; The Stone Wall Inn, where those rejected by society banded together to assert their right to dignity and belonging; and Woodstock, where love bonded people of all backgrounds before the eclectic sounds of rock & roll. These events, among others, repeatedly, show the world that variety and difference are our strengths—and that cultural diversity is one of our fundamental values, which we fiercely safeguard and defend—because these parts are what make us whole. The proposed CUNY CHLI proposes to further this tradition by emphasizing the legacy and cultural diversity that is so inherent to New Yorkers. It will make the abstract—concrete—and equip our teachers with the tools necessary to recognize the diverse cultural historical legacy of their students. Taking such action will pose us to honor difference and to foster greater understanding of our community at large. |
New York |
NY |
$809,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Carnegie Hall Corporation |
A $500,000 investment through the Save America's Treasures program would significantly assist in the successful completion of this large preservation project for Carnegie Hall. Federal funds would be used towards conservation and preservation of the landmark building and to guarantee the public continued access to the historic concert hall.
While the damage was discovered in the course of regular building inspection, the severity of the threat to this historic property goes well beyond the standard repairs and maintenance typical of these inspections. Inspectors determined that if immediate action was not taken to remedy the façade and exterior issues, the building would need to be closed until safety precautions had been arranged.
To mitigate the urgent threat to the building and to address the pressing public safety concerns, emergency scaffolding was erected, enabling a more comprehensive inspection and scoping of the project. Restoration and repair work will address the façade's narrow gauge, redoman brick, the extensive amount of terra cotta elements on all three facades, and the significant metal ornamentation, including the cast iron fire escape. The granite elements at the base of the building, as well as bluestone windowsills and lintels for nearly 400 windows, will also be comprehensively restored. All work is undertaken consistent with historic preservation guidelines and requirements. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial & Museum |
Located in Lower Manhattan, this 8-acre site resides in one of the most densely populated urban neighborhoods and business centers in the world. The Memorial grove is a dense planting of trees; a forest at the heart of the redeveloped World Trade Center. More than 400 swamp white oak trees were specifically chosen for being native to all three 9/11crash sites and their presence as an urban forest cools and refreshes the downtown center, it also stands as a memorial to the lives lost that day. |
New York |
NY |
$130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
The residents in the Eastwood and Sedgwick neighborhoods of Syracuse have experienced severe flooding conditions due to sewer infrastructure issues. Many residents continue to face regular sewer backups and basement flooding due to conditions on their property and/or in the right of way. This project, which is eligible for SRF funding regarding clean water/waste water, would reduce/eliminate combined sewer overflows to the waters on NY State, and reduce/eliminate sewer backups in residential properties. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$7,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy |
Federal Hall in lower Manhattan was the site of the United States Capitol where 91 Congressmen and Senators debated and defended this new idea of representative democracy. As we revisit these historical milestones from 230 years ago, Federal Hall; not just the place, but the ideas and ideals established here; remains as relevant today as it was then.
In 2023, drawn from our trove of historical evidence, we intend to display some of America's most consequential yet unheralded documents gleaned from the Federal Hall Archives now hidden away, stored in a warehouse in Staten Island. These collections will form the basis, along with loaned items, of a historic display to be interpreted on-site in conjunction with the launch of public and educational programs.
Our request is for the purchase of 6-10 museum and preservation quality display cases that will protect items from Federal Hall's collection as well as visiting documents and artifacts from other collections which we are poised and intend to acquire. These cases will safeguard invaluable and treasured documents from the unpredictable interior lighting, temperature, moisture vapor and security conditions of the building. Of museum-quality, these display cases will include a cabinet with one, or often more, low iron, anti-reflective transparent glass surfaces, automatic interior LED lighting, hidden moisture control compartments, integrated alarm systems and adaptations for mobility to allow for maximum flexibility and arrangement within the building. Most importantly, these cases will help us secure documents on-loan and preserve these items while on view. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper |
Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper's Riverwatch Program has confirmed Harmful Algal Blooms in Hyde Park Lake nearly every year since 2017. Frequent algal blooms, degraded ecosystem function, and other water quality impairments negatively impact aquatic life, recreational uses, and economic development. Revitalizing this waterway, will not only serve the fish and wildlife species which rely on healthy shoreline environments, it can also act as a catalyst for community and economic revitalization.
The goals for this Phase 3 living shoreline project will expand the impact of the previous projects implemented in this waterbody already. This typically includes modifying shoreline contours to create a gradual transition between the land and water and support robust native shoreline plant communities which include aquatic, emergent, and riparian plant species.
Just like the first two phases, this concept will serve as the starting point for further design development by a design professional. A design consultant, selected through a competitive bid process, will lead design development with input and guidance from Waterkeeper and project partners, from the schematic phase to full construction documents. Schematics will be based upon the conceptual site design developed by Waterkeeper. The consultant will also be responsible for identifying and completing data collection and surveys (including but not limited to topography and bathymetry), identifying and securing all necessary permits, and performing construction contract administration services. Upon completion of final design, construction bidding documents will be developed, and a competitive bid process will be initiated to secure a construction contractor for project implementation. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City College of New York |
The Charles B. Rangel Center for Infrastructure Workforce Training Project: The RC4IWD will train for construction and operations across multiple infrastructures, transport, energy, communications, water and wastewater, food, health in built environments with emphasis on digital skills for advanced forms of project management, system supervisory control and operations management. Experiential and simulation-based curriculum developed with industry stakeholders, extensive lab and remote-learning use of computers, smart phones, digital tools and apps. Coverage of GIS, BIM, SCADA, sensors and sensor arrays, working with data, AI and robotics. Community-based recruitment of trainees. Multi-media learning to facilitate the success of nonacademic learners. Focus on both entry-level positions and career paths. Opportunities for continuing work study through CCNY programs. |
New York County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Onondaga Historical Association |
The collections in Onondaga Historical Association's building that are dedicated to women suffragists, black abolitionists, and indigenous people, are nationally acclaimed, of vital historical importance, and, due to building infrastructure deterioration, are at risk of total loss. The funds for this project are necessary to renovate portions of the building to upgrade its infrastructure and collection storage spaces to improve the long-term preservation and protection of the museum's collections.
The Onondaga Historical Association's collection includes an extensive collection of items from the most impactful 19th century women suffragists, including Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Matilda Joslyn Gage, Sojourner Truth, and, Amelia Bloomer. In addition, its collection contains items from three of the most impactful Black abolitionists in history
- David Walker, Frederick Douglass, and Sojourner Truth. The Frederick Douglass Daguerreotype this is in OHA's collection is the only full-plate photo of him that exists and one of the earliest known photos of him. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Naples |
A slate roof and high-quality dome repairs are being sought to ensure long-term viability and prudent use of funding. The addition of an elevator and stairwell are being sought to bring the Memorial Town Hall into use both locally and for the thousands of visitors to our tourism-based community. The building will be ADA compliant and provide for inclusive access to the public. |
Ontario |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Smith Center for the Arts |
This project will improve the accessibility and sustainability of this historic structure while preserving its beauty. The Smith Opera House is an active performing arts center, bringing events of every genre to a small city, delighting visitors as well as residents. This funding will allow the organization to continue its mission to maintain an historic building with a professional staff while providing a gathering space where the public is entertained and educated.
The Smith is one of the oldest operating performing arts venues in the U.S. and is recognized by the National Register of Historic Places. Called an architectural gem by The New York Times and the Smithsonian, The Smith has presented a wide variety of performances, from burlesque to Bruce Springsteen. The Smith served the people of Geneva primarily as a movie theatre from the 1940s-1970's. Established as a not-for- profit organization in 1979, The Smith was completely restored to its Art Deco glory over a period of 1996-2001. The Smith continues its legacy as the cultural anchor of community life for Geneva and surroundings. |
Ontario |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Granger Homestead Society, Inc. |
Funds will be used for capital improvements and repairs to the Federal mansion's basement and the installation of a new 1860 Basement Kitchen Exhibit.
The removal of the floor during the project, with the accompanying excavation and installation of new sleepers and a moisture barrier, will serve to further stabilize the foundation of the building and protect it from the current ongoing moisture damage.
Given the exposed electrical wiring, open ceilings, falling plaster, and sagging floor, there are multiple safety concerns in the proposed work space, even for museum employees using the area for storage, as we do currently. These code issues will all be addressed during the project.
Upon completion of all necessary structural work, the exhibit will be installed and hundreds of artifacts, currently stored, can be displayed for user-friendly public research and education. |
Ontario County |
NY |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Woodbury |
The Village of Woodbury is requesting funding for the installation of a new water supply test well in Trout Brook Field. The scope of work includes a water supply exploration, the installation of a sand and gravel water supply test well, and the conducting of a water supply assessment for the new well. The first task to complete will be drilling and the installation of a 12-inch Supply Well, followed by well development and an air lift test. Throughout test well drilling activities, sediment samples will be collected to be sent to a NYS certified laboratory for sieve analysis, which will inform a screen sizing analysis for the well. From there, a 72-hour pump test will be performed to determine the capacity of the new well. Prior to this testing, a monitoring program will be established to monitor the impact of the pump test and the degree to which water levels fluctuate throughout. In the final hours of the 72-hour pump test, a water sample will be collected and sent to a laboratory to be analyzed in accordance to NYSDOH regulations. Depending on the results of this water test, the well may be able to move forward to a final water supply assessment report, or will need to be re-sampled. |
Orange |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Medina |
The proposed Medina Sanitary Sewer System improvements project would include the rehabilitation or replacement of five sanitary sewer pump stations including upgrades to critical assets such as the pumps, instrumentation, electrical/controls, and valves. |
Orleans |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fulton |
Requested funds will be used to stabilize and restore 1,300 linear feet of Oswego River embankment along the Davis-Standard industrial waterfront using rip-rap armoring and riparian buffer strip to reinforce and widen the waterfront shipping/receiving paved access roadways, currently inaccessible due to substantial embankment erosion and loss of pavement. Planned improvements will lift constraints on loading bay access, resulting in operational efficiencies with up to $1.0 million in annual investments in equipment and operations; retention/creation of assembly staff positions; and reduced outsourcing of business outside the city of Fulton. The expanded embankment will also facilitate construction of 1,400 feet of the City's Pathfinder Canalway Trail immediately adjacent to the Oswego River and Erie Canal system. |
Oswego |
NY |
$1,522,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oswego County |
Providing service to our residents for more than two centuries, this building has remarkably survived the test of time and is now in need of funding support for necessary restorations. It is considered the longest lasting public building still in its original use. It was first built in 1819 and remodeled in 1859 to its current design by prolific Oswego architect Zina D, Stevens, It remains as one of the most significant civic buildings in Oswego County.
Due to its remarkable historical and architectural value, it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983 as the centerpiece of the Pulaski Village Historic District. The historic district includes 39 properties, with commercial, residential and church buildings surrounding the courthouse in the format of a village green with adjacent parks. The interior also includes unique intact original details, along with rare murals and paintings.
The building also serves as the location of the Town of Richland offices as well as satellite offices for the County Health Department, the Motor Vehicle Department and other community services. It should also be noted that, due to the economic conditions in this area of the County, the entire Town of Richland has been designated as a federal Opportunity Zone, a qualified Census Tract under the terms of the American Rescue Plan Act and identified as an Area of Persistent Poverty with respect to its eligibility for other federal assistance. |
Oswego |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of New Square |
Federal Funds are being requested to make improvements in the following drainage areas:
Area 1, the northwest sector of the Village that generally results in runoff that converges to Clinton Lane and downstream to Washington Avenue;
Area 2, the south central sector located downstream of Area 1, collects and conveys stormwater to the Village's main outfall channel, the North Branch of The Pascack Brook;
Area 3, the southwest sector, collects runoff that discharges to the North Branch of The Pascack Brook; and
Area 4, the eastern sector which receives significant runoff from the Palisades Parkway drainage system as well as half of the Villages runoff and generally results in confluences of runoff in areas such as Jefferson, Garfield and Truman Avenue that ultimately outlet to drainage channels that in turn outlet to North Branch of The Pascack Brook.
Specific improvements include:
The replacement of storm sewers with larger diameter pipes for increased flow capacity and the ability to provide some attenuation of peak flows by providing increased storage capacity;
Installation of underground storage systems to take peak flows off line to be released slowly off peak;
Installation of additional storm system inlets such as catch basins; and
The select re-routing of storm sewers to new outfalls. |
Rockland |
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
D'Youville University |
Development of a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine program. |
Erie County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack North Country Association |
Workforce development for growing industries in New York's North Country region. |
Franklin County |
NY |
$2,837,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mina |
Large scale stormwater management system improvement project that will help manage, reduce, and treat runoff to various local waterways including Findley Lake. |
Chautauqua |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Chautauqua |
Extension of an existing sanitary sewer system to service approximately 87 lakeside properties. |
Chautauqua County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Sherman |
Stormwater management system improvement project that will help manage, reduce, and treat runoff from the Village of Sherman. |
Chautauqua |
NY |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Friendship |
The proposed project will provide drinking water system improvements in the Town of Friendship. These improvements will include the construction of new water storage tanks and the replacement of various sections of antiquated water main. The upgraded water system will provide increased fire flows and more reliable drinking water supply to Town of Friendship residents and nearby partners. |
Town of Friendship |
NY |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial & Museum |
This project funding will be used to make critical repairs to the Memorial Pool nameplate system, which ensures that the nameplates dedicated to the victims of 9/11 do not freeze and damage in the winter or get too hot in the summer. This project will also replace the chemical feed pipe which will protect operations at the Memorial pools, prevent flooding, and algae growth in the Memorial pools. |
New York |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
Suffolk County Water Authority proposes to extend 21,000 linear feet of water main along Mill Road in Manorville to areas in the vicinity of South River Road in Calverton, Town of Brookhaven. This project would give 98 homes on private wells in a DEC Potential Environmental Justice Area access to public water. Many of these homes are within a Suffolk County Department of Health Services Survey area that has detected PFAS levels above the maximum contaminant level. |
Town of Brookhaven |
NY |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Albany |
he pond edges will be enhanced and the pond depth will be increased. New Park bridges will be constructed with railings and landscape to enhance the park aesthetically and make pedestrian pathways safer. The informal pond access area and the riverside viewing area will be regraded, structurally supported where needed, gravel path ways that could help in storm water drainage. Pondside view area will have additional benches and sidewalks, floating kayaking docks will be constructed adjacent to the pondside dining and boat dock. Preparation of land for additional park pavilion and picnic area and a overall landscape of the site will be improved with selective cleaned, side walk improvements, pathway lighting and planting mixed shrub, minor trees and perennials in the areas. |
City of Albany |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tioga County SWCD |
The USC will utilize technical expertise to plan and secure wetland, buffer and stream projects that emphasize natural filter protection, restoration, and watershed resiliency. Through this funding, we will:
1. Implement natural filter practices prioritizing target locations, permanent protection, and connective habitat corridors.
a. 100 acres of Riparian Forest Buffer
b. 100 acres of Wetland Restoration
c. 2,500 acres Stream Corridor Restoration
2. Protect and restore natural filters and stream corridors within target watersheds through conservation easements and traditional programs.
a. 200 acres permanently protected. |
All NY Counties located within the Upper Susquehanna Watershed, Headwaters to the Chesapeake Bay |
NY |
$1,580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Niagara Falls |
The city is requesting 2 million dollars from its federal representatives to begin phase-1 of the centennial park project. The money will cover the necessary studies such as environmental impact, feasibility, landscaping, architecture, and leveling. |
City of Niagara Falls |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County |
This project involves the construction of a new 1-million-gallon water storage tank along North Road in the Town of LeRoy. The tank will help stabilize the suction pressures for the North Road Pump Station. |
Genesee County |
NY |
$478,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Chautauqua Lake Sewer District |
The North Chautauqua Lake Sewer District would like to expand its service area to serve unsewered areas of Chautauqua Lake under a county-wide initiative to protect and improve the water quality within the impaired TDML waterbody. The NYSDEC has stated the district should reduce I/I to effectively create capacity for desired future district expansions. This project will not only upgrade existing failing antiquated infrastructure, but it will also help create capacity for future district expansions. |
Chautauqua County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ellicottville |
The Ellicottville Water System Improvement Project proposes to replace critical aging infrastructure, replace water storage tanks, replace water transmission mains, and upgrade water production wells and treatment process. The improvements will modernize water system with upgraded technology, emergency standby generators, and enhanced controls to improve communication. These improvements meet critical needs of the water system to continue to protect the health and safety of the community. |
Cattaraugus |
NY |
$1,722,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Portville |
This project will provide several critical upgrades to the existing water system including rehabilitation of water treatment infrastructure, water storage tank upgrades, water main replacement, security and control upgrades, and various other improvements to meet current health standards and address system violations. |
Cattaraugus |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glen Cove |
This project would abandon the current 250,000 gallon storage tank and replace it with a new 1 million gallon storage tank to be located across the street on Leech Circle. This increase in storage would allow the City to increase system pressure, ensure an adequate supply during peak usage (summer), and give the City better fire-fighting resources. |
City of Glen Cove |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of South Dayton |
This proposed Village project will provide significant upgrades to the South Dayton Village Wastewater Treatment Plant, including the state mandated addition of effluent disinfection, and provide various collection system upgrades focused on inflow/infiltration reduction. |
Village of South Dayton |
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Old Fort Niagara Association |
This project proposes to reconstruct a hewn log house representing a dwelling that housed Native people during the 18th century. This dwelling would serve as a venue and focal point for the historic site's Native interpretation program that shares Native American history and material culture. The genesis for this project was a focus group with regional Native leaders several years ago.
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Niagara County |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County Water & Sewer Authority |
The Livingston County Water and Sewer Authority has recognized cyber security as a priority and has identified a total project cost of $2,000,000 to make the needed improvements to the Cybersecurity and SCADA system that will provide the needed real time monitoring of our water and wastewater utilities, while providing the continuous cyber security needs to protect our assets on a 24/7 basis. The Authority has committed $370,000 of local share to the project and has been awarded $900,000 of funding rom the New York State Water Infrastructure Improvement Act (WIIA) program. This request is for the remaining $730,000 to complete the full project. |
Livingston County |
NY |
$730,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Chautauqua County, NY |
The requested funding will be to help finance the construction of sewer collections systems to an estimated 358 developed parcels and 164 undeveloped parcels adjacent to Chautauqua Lake that are currently on septic systems, which have been identified as a significant source of phosphorous loading in Chautauqua Lake. Congressionally directed spending is needed to help bring the cost of the project below the state established affordability threshold as established under Clean Water Act Sect. 603(i)(2). |
Chautauqua County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norwich |
The City of Norwich will use the requested funds to replace 5,760 linear feet of the water main distribution line on South Broad Street, and 640 linear feet of the water main distribution line on East Main Street, including appurtenances and services in project area. |
Chenango |
NY |
$285,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Greene |
Deficiencies in the Village of Greene water system have caused constant maintenance issues and are a barrier to business growth and job creation/retention in the Village. The proposed Village of Greene water system improvements are needed due to the existing water distribution system being over 100 years old and the increased occurrence of corrosion, and tuberculation. Such complications reduce the effective diameter of the piping and cause massive watermain breaks. This project also increases and helps ensure required fire protection. |
Chenango |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County |
This is a critical foundational project that is required to expand sewer capacity thereby allowing the University of Rochester Medical Center to complete its $640M Emergency Department and Inpatient Tower Project to become viable, while also benefitting the adjacent neighborhoods that share the stressed sewer system. This project will support the design and construction of a pump station and force main that will divert excess flow from two sewer systems on the east side of the Genesee River to a collection system with adequate reserve capacity on the west side of the Genesee River. The diversion will result in the reduction of flow rate and act as a prevention measure for pipe surcharges, protect water resources from sanitary sewer overflows, and provide reliable and continued service to the public. |
City of Rochester, Monroe County, New York |
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Schuyler Falls |
Deficiencies in the water system in the Morrisonville Water District have caused constant maintenance issues and are a barrier to business growth and job creation/retention in the Town. Pockets of poverty exist throughout the Town, the key to job creation to lift residents out of poverty includes infrastructure to support new and expanding businesses and industries. The Town of Schuyler Falls Comprehensive Plan identified water infrastructure as an issue that must be remedied in order to realize economic development goals. |
Clinton County |
NY |
$2,562,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cortland |
The reconstruction of Homer Avenue would include 4500 feet of full depth reconstruction from Groton Avenue to the City line. Through this stretch the existing pavement varies in width between 28’ to 38’ and accommodates two, three, and four lanes of traffic. Nearly 8000 vehicles per day travel along the northern segment from the city line to Main Street, and 4200 vehicles per day travel along the southern section from Main Street and Groton Avenue. The project will include 200,000 square feet of new asphalt pavement, 11,000 feet of granite curbing, 10,000 feet of ADA compliant concrete sidewalks, decorative street and pedestrian level lighting, traffic signal replacement, and two new Otter Creek crossings under Madison Street and Homer Avenue. Complete potable water, sanitary sewer and storm sewer utility replace will be included on the project. Approximately 8000 feet of sanitary sewer main and 19,000 feet of storm sewer main will be replaced along with the installation of over 100 storm and sanitary sewer structures. Over 8000 feet of potable water main will be replaced with the installation of approximately 30 new fire hydrants. |
City of Cortland |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Millerton |
The implementation of sustainable technologies for Millerton Community Park's stormwater management is Phase 2 of the park's improvement. Stage 1, the basic enhancement of the park's entrance and a variety of recreational amenities, has been funded by the Village in partnership with the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation and the Dutchess County Planning Department. While the Village maintains the facility from budgeted General Funds derived from property tax revenue, these capital improvements have been supported by all levels of government as well as a range of local resouces, such as the Berkshire-Taconic Foundation. |
Village of Millerton |
NY |
$796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Amherst |
The mutually agreed upon concept plan highlights the development of a Synthetic Turf Multi-Use Field with a Digital Scoreboard and Field Lighting. The new turf field will be used for multiple sports including soccer and lacrosse. It will be accessible and open to all visitors and will be available for reservation by any sport team throughout the community when it is not in use by Daemen University Athletics. The parking lot will be repaved to hold 125 cars and buses will be able access the parking area, drop-off athletes and remain on-site during events. Heavy duty asphalt pavement will be constructed in the bus lanes to prevent premature pavement failure and/or rutting. Tennis Courts and Basketball Courts will be constructed for shared community use along with a picnic pavilion and splash pad. Additional park amenities include the development of an 8’ wide asphalt Fitness/Walking circuit to provide park users with a stable, safe surface and promote park attendance and fitness initiatives; Benches, picnicables, trash receptacles and bike racks; a vinyl coated chain-link fence to be placed around the paved perimeter of the playground and splash pad. |
Town of Amherst |
NY |
$7,577,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island |
Barracks at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island |
Parris Island |
SC |
$38,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Water infrastructure expansion |
Calhoun County |
SC |
$26,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Initiate Preconstruction, Engineering, and Design Phase for Charleston Peninsula, South Carolina. |
City of Charleston |
SC |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Feasibility study for flood risk management |
City of Charleston |
SC |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) a |
Initiate Preconstruction, Engineering, and Design Phase for Folly Beach, South Carolina. |
The City of Folly Beach |
SC |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Harbor deepening |
Mount Pleasant |
SC |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island |
Barracks at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island |
Parris Island |
SC |
$37,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Aiken County |
Fire fighting equipment |
Aiken County |
SC |
$413,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kershaw County Family YMCA |
Child care center and training facility |
Lugoff |
SC |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lexington |
Police technology modernization |
Town of Lexington |
SC |
$2,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Cayce |
Police equipment upgrade |
City of Cayce |
SC |
$858,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Sumter |
Ballistic evidence system upgrade |
City of Sumter |
SC |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Enough is Enough |
Online exploitation prevention |
Mount Pleasant |
SC |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Carolina Department of Transportation |
Road safety improvements |
Town of Summerville |
SC |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Carolina Department of Transportation |
Road safety improvements |
Laurens County |
SC |
$14,552,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Carolina Department of Transportation |
Bridge reconstruction |
City of Sumter |
SC |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Carolina Department of Transportation |
Interchange extension |
Horry County |
SC |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Carolina Department of Transportation |
Safety improvements |
Orangeburg County |
SC |
$8,348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Clemson |
Public infrastructure improvements |
City of Clemson |
SC |
$2,629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kingstree |
Park infrastructure |
Town of Kingstree |
SC |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mount Pleasant |
Dock safety improvements |
Town of Mount Pleasant |
SC |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sumter |
Shot Pouch Greenway improvements |
City of Sumter |
SC |
$1,444,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coastal Carolina University |
Pedestrian safety |
Conway |
SC |
$6,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beaufort-Jasper YMCA of the Lowcountry |
Facility improvement |
Beaufort County |
SC |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hilton Head Regional Habitat for Humanity |
Increase affordable housing |
Jasper County |
SC |
$3,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Yemassee |
Wastewater infrastructure |
Town of Yemassee |
SC |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Orangeburg County |
Senior resource facility |
Orangeburg County |
SC |
$9,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jasper County |
Wastewater infrastructure |
Levy |
SC |
$33,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
REWA Renewable Water Resources |
Wastewater infrastructure sewer and pumping station upgrades |
Greenville County |
SC |
$6,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Homeland Security |
Town of Mount Pleasant |
Drainage resilience |
Town of Mount Pleasant |
SC |
$5,677,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Homeland Security |
City of Myrtle Beach |
Stormwater improvement project |
City of Myrtle Beach |
SC |
$6,154,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Homeland Security |
SC Emergency Management Division |
Facility upgrade and modernization |
West Columbia |
SC |
$10,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Aiken County |
Aiken County for waste water treatment plant expansion |
Aiken County |
SC |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greenville Water |
Greenville Water for transmission main line upgrades |
Greenville |
SC |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaufort |
City of Beaufort for storm water management |
City of Beaufort |
SC |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
MetroConnects |
MetroConnects for sewer system upgrade |
Greenville |
SC |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oconee County |
Oconee County for sanitary sewer infrastructure |
Oconee |
SC |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aiken |
City of Aiken for water treatment system upgrade |
City of Aiken |
SC |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pickens Regional Joint Water System |
Pickens Regional Joint Water System for water treatment plant |
Pickens |
SC |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort |
This funding would provide for planning and design of a new fuel pier at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort. |
Beaufort |
SC |
$1,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island |
Dental clinic at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island |
Parris Island |
SC |
$5,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Restoration Project Foundation |
Develop and implement curriculum |
Anderson |
SC |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of South Carolina School of Law |
Rule of law curriculum development |
Columbia |
SC |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Limestone University |
Campus safety equipment |
Gaffney |
SC |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of South Carolina Aiken |
Equipment for STEM program |
Aiken |
SC |
$830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of South Carolina |
Facilities and equipment to enhance clinical diagnosis and care for persons with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias |
Columbia |
SC |
$8,994,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of South Carolina Beaufort |
Facilities and equipment improvements to nursing simulation center |
Beaufort |
SC |
$1,401,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of South Carolina |
Facilities and equipment to create a shared biomedical research core |
Columbia |
SC |
$7,944,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of South Carolina |
Facilities and equipment to improve stroke research and care |
Columbia |
SC |
$3,067,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Piedmont Technical College |
Improve student outcomes and increase graduation rates |
Greenwood |
SC |
$256,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia International University |
Nursing education program and equipment |
Columbia |
SC |
$915,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Francis Marion University |
Equipment for science, healthcare, and engineering |
Florence |
SC |
$1,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Technical College |
Automotive training center |
Pendleton |
SC |
$1,211,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carolina Youth Development Center |
Enhance security
|
North Charleston |
SC |
$361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cayce |
City of Cayce for drainage infrastructure improvement |
City of Cayce |
SC |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rural Health Services |
Facilities and equipment to improve healthcare access |
Aiken |
SC |
$422,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Genesis Health Care |
Improve the delivery of health care |
Walterboro |
SC |
$3,645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clemson University |
Improve student health care delivery |
Clemson |
SC |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Medical University of South Carolina |
Facilities and equipment to improve cancer care |
Charleston |
SC |
$10,334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of South Carolina Lancaster |
Facilities and equipment to improve health care education |
Lancaster |
SC |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roper St. Francis Hospital |
Facilities and equipment to improve oncology care |
Charleston |
SC |
$6,475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roper St. Francis Hospital |
Increase access to health care |
Charleston |
SC |
$8,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Anderson County |
Anderson County for wastewater treatment plant upgrade |
City of Pendleton |
SC |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pee Dee Regional Council of Governments |
Town of Cheraw for water plant improvements |
Town of Cheraw |
SC |
$423,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Easley |
City of Easley for stormwater revitalization |
City of Easley |
SC |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Chester County Wastewater Recovery |
Chester County Wastewater Line Connection for wastewater collection system |
Chester County |
SC |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rock Hill |
City of Rock Hill for wastewater improvements |
City of Rock Hill |
SC |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
White Sands Missile Range |
This request would support the construction of a new missile assembly building on White Sands Missile Range. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$29,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Melrose Air Force Range |
Provides a permanent relocation of the range fire department facility from the center tactical area of the range, to the northwest development area co-located with the other administrative and maintenance facilities. |
Clovis |
NM |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This request would provide additional funding for Planning and Design work for the Air Force's Joint Navigational Warfare Center Headquarters. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Rio Rancho |
The project is on the Army FYDP for FY24. The project would support mission readiness by providing funds for the vehicle maintenance shop to address its operational needs. |
Rio Rancho |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Holloman AFB |
This project would construct a combined 98,000 square meters of taxiway extensions, promoting improved circulation and airfield efficiency. |
Alamogordo |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
White Sands Missile Range |
This project will increase resiliency and energy security of the Las Cruces substation by installing a ring bus and two transformers. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This facility would provide the space and infrastructure on Kirtland AFB to conduct physiological training and medical wellness evaluations/treatment for the Special Warfare Training Squadron. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This project would planning and design funds for a 432-room dorm complex to consolidate students for the 351st Special Warfare Training Squadron (SWTS) and 58th Special Operations Wing (SOW) at Kirtland AFB. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$11,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Cannon AFB |
The project would add an addition to the security forces squadron operations facilities. |
Clovis |
NM |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This facility will be used to store small quantities of explosives on Kirtland AFB, NM. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
Fire station 5 responds to airfield emergencies and must be able to accommodate the next generation structural pumper and crash vehicles. The project will construct a new apparatus buy to house new and improved fire apparatus equipment. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$4,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Cannon AFB |
This funding would support planning and design for the relocation and expanded capacity of a munitions storage area to support operational readiness. |
Clovis |
NM |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This project is in support of the infrastructure requirements for the move of seven AC-130J aircraft from Hurlburt Field, FL to Kirtland AFB, NM. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This funding would support planning and design of a ~16,000 square foot addition to an existing building in support of integration and engineering functions for Digital Engineering (DE) & Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) on the Space Force’s next generation space architecture. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
White Sands Missile Range |
The project would design and construct a One Company Satellite Fire Station. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Albuquerque Housing Authority |
The Albuquerque Housing Authority (AHA) will electrify two proposed rehabilitation projects of existing public housing, including energy efficient improvements to lighting, heat pump systems, hot water heaters, and appliances. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Aztec |
The City of Aztec will purchase and construct a second electrical substation to provide a second access point to the national electric grid. This would fund a portion of Phase 1 of a resiliency, redundancy, and efficiency project designed to connect directly to Aztec’s active 1MW solar field. Phase 2 would establish a second 1MW solar field and tie-in for the city’s grid. |
City of Aztec |
NM |
$6,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
University of New Mexico |
The University of New Mexico will gather data and produce a report to help the state establish transparent auditing mechanisms and standardized methane emissions measurement protocols. Funds will be spent on one-time labor costs, travel, supplies, equipment, and IoT development. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
New Mexico State University |
New Mexico State University will conduct an agrivoltaics research program to quantify the benefits at the congruence between renewable energy and agriculture, such as the generation of energy to run farm operations, reducing the carbon footprint of agriculture, improving water use efficiency, and increasing crop yields. |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$844,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The Middle Rio Grande Endangered Species Collaborative Program will provide scientific, conservation, and educational services to support endangered species recovery activities in the Middle Rio Grande Basin. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The Corps of Engineers will construct water infrastructure projects in communities around New Mexico. |
Rodarte, Tucumcari, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho and Sandoval County |
NM |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will design and construct irrigation infrastructure that is part of acequia projects in New Mexico. |
Bernalillo, Socorro, and Rio Arriba Counties |
NM |
$10,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Provide reliable domestic water to communities in eastern New Mexico and Cannon Air Force Base. |
Clovis (including Cannon Air Force Base and portions of Curry County), Portales (including portions of Roosevelt County), Texico and Elida |
NM |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Las Cruces |
The City of Las Cruces will address thermal safety and heating/cooling affordability for low- and moderate-income (LMI) households through weatherization and electrification retrofits. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
New Mexico State University |
New Mexico State University will develop a multiuser testbed facility with a Solid-State Transformer Digital Substation for commercialization and tech-to-market transfer, serving as a catalyst for research and manufacturing in power electronics for New Mexico and the United States. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Northern New Mexico College |
Optimize energy management by harmonizing heating and cooling loads with renewable energy generation in a residential setting. |
Rio Arriba |
NM |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Truth or Consequences Electric |
The City of Truth or Consequences will improve its electrical grid through numerous grid equipment replacements that are aging and in need of replacement. These include a substation transformer replacement, pole and conductor replacement, substation primary underground feeder wire replacement, and voltage regulator replacements. |
Truth or Consequences |
NM |
$2,694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Holloman Air Force Base |
Holloman High-Speed Test Track |
Alamogordo |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Sante Fe |
The City of Santa Fe will replace natural gas furnaces, heat pumps, and stoves with electric alternatives in 40 existing residences of those earning less than 80% area median income. |
United States |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Partnership for Community Action (PCA) |
The Partnership for Community Action will install a solar energy system at the South Valley Social Enterprise Center (SEC), a community-led economic development campus that includes production/manufacturing jobs, professional development, social entrepreneurship training, and early childhood through college educational support initiatives. |
United States |
NM |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
New Mexico State University |
New Mexico State University will create a Critical Electricity Infrastructure CyberSecurity Center. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA-ARS Range Management Research Unit, NMSU |
The Range Management Research Unit will make reparations and upgrades to its facilities. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$2,831,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Western New Mexico University |
Western New Mexico University will purchase distance learning hardware to expand its online learning programs. |
Silver City |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cuba Volunteer Fire Department |
The Village of Cuba Volunteer Fire Department will replace its aging fire engine pumper. |
Cuba |
NM |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tularosa Volunteer Fire Department |
The Tularosa Volunteer Fire Department will purchase a new Water Tender Fire Truck. |
Tulrosa |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Deming Fire Department |
The City of Deming will replace an aging fire engine. |
Deming |
NM |
$542,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rowe Volunteer Fire Department |
The Rowe Volunteer Fire Department will purchase a new primary attack fire engine. |
Rowe |
NM |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Arch Volunteer Fire Dept, Roosevelt County |
The Arch Volunteer Fire Department in Roosevelt County will purchase a new fire engine. |
Arch |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sunland Park Fire Department |
The City of Sunland Park Fire Department will purchase a multi-purpose fire truck. |
Sundland Park |
NM |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Belen |
The City of Belen will purchase a new Pumper Fire Truck. |
Belen |
NM |
$761,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA-ARS Southwestern Cotton Ginning Research Lab |
The Southwestern Cotton Ginning Research Laboratory will make reparations and upgrades to the facilities in its laboratory. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$3,376,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Reserve |
The Village of Reserve will construct a new fire station. |
Reserve |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hatch Valley Public Schools |
Hatch Valley Public Schools will conduct a feasibility study, planning, and design for an animal science facility that would support student education in animal husbandry and create a veterinarian science training pipeline. |
Hatch |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Questa |
This request would allow the Village of Questa to build a new fire station for increased fire responsiveness. |
Village of Questa |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bernalillo County |
Bernalillo County will purchase two additional mobile School-Based Health Clinics to serve Albuquerque Public Schools students. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish |
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish will restore riparian areas and perform other beaver-related conservation work in northern New Mexico. |
The region of northern New Mexico |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Piping Institute |
Southwest Piping Institute will equip the Arriba Empowerment Center for workforce training. |
Rio Arriba |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Police Department |
The Albuquerque Police Department will purchase the technology tools needed to improve the speed and efficacy of criminal investigations. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Police Department |
The Albuquerque Police Department will purchase two updated Cell Site Simulators (CSS), a tool used to locate and assist in apprehending violent criminals. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Women's Law Center |
Southwest Women’s Law Center will provide legal support for Native American women survivors of domestic violence who reside in one of the 19 Pueblos in New Mexico. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Taos Community Foundation |
Taos LEAD (Let Everyone Advance with Dignity) would provide one year of diversion programing, including intensive case management for low-level, nonviolent crimes associated with substance use disorder (SUD). |
Taos |
NM |
$113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Bernalillo |
Bernalillo County’s Behavioral Health Services Department will continue its diversion program for nonviolent, drug-related offenders. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court |
Bernalillo County will provide case management for defendants who have been placed on probation or the Competency Court Docket, including linking the defendants with critical resources. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Associated Universities Inc. |
Associated Universities Inc. will upgrade, enhance, expand, and repurpose an existing building at the Very Large Array to transform it into the Next Generation Learning Center. |
Socorro |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
DWI Resource Center Inc |
The New Mexico Victims’ Rights Project will provide legal services to victims of crime statewide in state, federal, and tribal courts. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
KWH Law Center for Social Justice and Change |
In partnership with local shelters and nonprofits, the KWH Law Center will provide full legal representation to survivors of family and intimate partner abuse in Bernalillo County. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
The University of New Mexico will expand the Long Wavelength Array project by purchasing equipment to refresh the station electronics in the three New Mexico stations. |
Socorro |
NM |
$983,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The FOCUS Clinic at the University of New Mexico |
The FOCUS Clinic will expand health care access to young children and families with high levels of structural determinants of health by using the two-generation approach in Central New Mexico. |
Bernalillo |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
The City of Albuquerque seeks funding to renovate and purchase equipment for New Mexico’s first Medical Sobering Center. |
Bernalillo |
NM |
$8,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Las Cruces Police Department |
The Las Cruces Police Department will purchase camera trailers, drones, automatic license plate readers, and auto-activated car and body cameras to improve public safety and accountability. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of New Mexico |
The University of New Mexico will increase capacity and capability for workforce development in cybersecurity and data science in New Mexico. |
Bernalillo |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Explora Science Center & Children’s Museum |
Explora will offer K-12 STEM programs that improve educational outcomes, and support young adults on pathways to certificates, degrees, and jobs. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
First Nations Community HealthSource |
First Nations Community HealthSource will add primary care, dental, and traditional healing services to address the unmet health needs of urban Indians and other underserved populations in Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
City of Las Cruces will provide updated equipment for the Las Cruces Police Department Regional Critical Response Team to respond to emergency incidents throughout southern New Mexico. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Reading Alliance |
Children’s Reading Alliance will provide First Teacher/Primer Maestro training to parents and caregivers at six full-service community schools in the Las Cruces Public Schools district. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
Project LIGHT (Lessen the Incidence of Grief, Harm and Trauma) will provide a team of trauma-informed responders and providers to deploy to the field to provide care and navigation services to those experiencing a crisis and/or a behavioral health emergency. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
All Faiths Children's Advocacy Center |
The All Faiths Children’s Advocacy Center will provide children and their families the critical support needed to heal from trauma through services such as Therapy and Case Management. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
All Faiths Children's Advocacy Center |
The Children’s Safehouse will provide age-appropriate forensic interviews for children 2-18 years of age and developmentally disabled adults who have been the alleged victim of sexual or physical abuse, or who have witnessed a violent crime, and family advocates will work closely with the alleged victim’s guardian to ensure that they are provided resources and follow-up care, such as medical attention, and therapy. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Luna County |
Luna County will replace its outdated Computer-Aided Dispatch system. |
Luna County |
NM |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tatum Police Department |
Tatum Police Department will update its communications network. |
Tatum |
NM |
$44,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
11th Judicial District Attorney's Office |
The 11th Judicial District Attorney’s Office will hire and retain qualified social worker/victim advocates to assist victims of crime in San Juan County. |
Farmington |
NM |
$146,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Curry County |
Curry County will purchase two virtual reality training simulators for the Curry County Sheriff's Office and the Adult Detention Center. |
Curry County |
NM |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Third Judicial District Attorney's Office |
The Third Judicial District Attorney’s Office of New Mexico will create a three-person team to focus prosecution efforts on interstate and international border crime. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Jemez Pueblo Police Department |
The Jemez Pueblo Police Department will purchase critical equipment needs, including in-vehicle cameras. |
Jemez Pueblo |
NM |
$147,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Aztec Police Department |
The City of Aztec will purchase two virtual reality training simulators for the Aztec Police Department. |
Aztec |
NM |
$68,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tierra del Sol Housing Corporation |
Tierra del Sol will plan, engineer, and construct 14 new low-income homes in Columbus, NM. |
Columbus |
NM |
$1,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cuba |
Cuba will purchase property, design, and construct a new water storage tank to replace an aged existing tank that is in danger of failure. |
Village of Cuba |
NM |
$1,804,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Laguna |
The K’awaika Center will consolidate Pueblo of Laguna health, recreational, business development services, and other programs into a large master-planned complex. Specifically, this project will provide funding to demolish the old Laguna-Acoma High School and complete asbestos abatement and groundwater mitigation. |
Pueblo of Laguna |
NM |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mesilla Valley Public Housing Authority |
To develop 18 permanent supportive housing units for homeless veterans and other chronically homeless residents, and 60 to 80 affordable single family housing units. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Public Safety |
The Forensic Laboratory will purchase gas chromatograph - infrared detector (GC-IRD) instruments. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$411,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Taos County Economic Development Corporation |
Taos County Economic Development Corporation will repair the Mobile Matanza mobile livestock slaughter unit support facilities for the relaunch of the program. |
Taos, Mora, Colfax and Rio Arriba Counties |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Public Safety |
New Mexico State Police will purchase and install power generators for District facilities 8, 9, 10, and Sub-District 2 in Raton, NM. |
Raton |
NM |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
The City of Albuquerque will construct the Rail Spur Trail, which will be a 2.5-mile off-street, bicycle/pedestrian trail that connects Downtown with the Sawmill District in Albuquerque, NM. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$3,001,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Peñasco Mutual Domestic Water Consumer Association |
Peñasco Mutual will design and construct a new waterline to replace approximately 16,000 linear feet of old waterline with a history of leaks.
|
Peñasco |
NM |
$2,204,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
San Juan Criminal Justice Training Authority |
The San Juan County Criminal Justice Training Authority, a satellite law enforcement academy located in Farmington, will upgrade its turning targets for training purposes |
Farmington |
NM |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Acoma |
Pueblo of Acoma will plan for the reconstruction of a 12.4 mile road located within the Pueblo of Acoma exterior boundaries. The road requires full depth reconstruction to correct sub-grade failures, widening lanes, and installation of shoulders and rumble strips. |
Pueblo of Acoma |
NM |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Public Safety |
The New Mexico Department of Public Safety will four purchase virtual reality police training simulators to train officers on how to handle real-life situations in the field. |
Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Las Cruces |
NM |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Police Department |
The Albuquerque Police Department will provide two specialized Mobile Training Centers for its officers to train for real-life situations using adaptive video scenarios. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
The City of Albuquerque will scale up the Violence Intervention Program (VIP) and bolster its new Albuquerque Community Safety (ACS) Department. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western New Mexico University |
Western New Mexico University (WNMU) will undertake planning and data analyses to address the need for safe corridors to access wilderness areas, outdoor recreation, and surrounding natural environments. |
Grant County |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
A New Day Youth & Family Services |
A New Day will renovate their 24-hour crisis shelter building for a youth population of 12-18 years of age. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope |
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope will move and renovate a new space. The renovation will include turning a warehouse space into office spaces, allowing for additional space to work with clients experiencing homelessness. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
McKinley County |
McKinley County would construct an industrial park on a County-owned 40-acre site. |
McKinley County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rio Metro Regional Transit District |
Rio Metro will use this funding for architectural and engineering costs associated with improving the existing operations and maintenance facility for the Rail Runner fleet. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$3,001,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Milan |
This request will allow the Village of Milan to design, construct and equip improvements to the Milan swimming pool. |
Village of Milan |
NM |
$1,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Roswell |
The City of Roswell will purchase and equip a mobile command post unit for the Roswell Police Department. |
Roswell |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
Santa Clara Pueblo will ensure pedestrian accessibility of Wild Rose Road through reconstruction, minor bridge repairs, drainage, signage and adding a sidewalk, curb and gutter on one side. |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
NM |
$618,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Taos |
The Town of Taos will develop workforce housing and housing infrastructure, to include water, waste water, electric, and communications. |
Taos |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative |
Kit Carson will construct daytime solar powered electric vehicle charging facilities including 5 DC fast chargers and 10 level 2 chargers in northern New Mexico. |
Taos, Red River, Questa, Taos Pueblo, Peñasco, and Picuris Pueblo |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lower Arroyo Hondo Mutual Domestic Water Consumer |
Lower Arroyo Hondo Mutual will design, construct, and purchase new C900 PVC waterlines and construct a new fill line between existing wells and a new tank site. It will also allow for a new water storage tank and radio read meter software. |
Lower Arroyo Hondo Mutual Domestic Water Consumer Association |
NM |
$828,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rio Lucio Mutual Domestic Water Consumer Associati |
Rio Lucio Mutual will construct a new waterline to replace approximately 8,500 feet of antiquated and undersized distribution waterline and install new radio-read meters. |
Rio Lucio |
NM |
$770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Red River |
The Town of Red River will plan, design, construct, and equip workforce housing. |
Red River |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Outpost Productions, Inc. |
Outpost Productions will construct a regional cultural hub offering diverse arts programs, with strong community involvement & education for all ages. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Off Grid |
Veterans Off Grid will construct up to ten sustainably built, off-grid tiny homes and a community bathroom in Carson, NM to provide shelter and promote healing and well-being for veterans experiencing homelessness and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. |
Carson |
NM |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Truth or Consequences |
The City of Truth or Consequences will improve their water system hydraulics by replacing and upgrading main distribution lines to increase the efficiency of the water distribution throughout the city. |
City of Truth or Consequences |
NM |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rodarte Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc |
Rodarte Mutual will design and construct a new supplemental water supply well, along with water system infrastructures such as new plumbing, water lines, pumps and pump stations, and valves. |
Taos |
NM |
$1,407,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Abiquiu Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc. |
Abiquiu Mutual will design and construct a wastewater lagoon system to replace deteriorated mechanical treatment facility. |
Abiquiu |
NM |
$3,107,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Presbyterian Medical Services |
Presbyterian Medical Services will build four modern, furnished apartments adjacent to the Cuba Health Center on PMS-owned land to be available for direct service providers. |
Cuba, Torreon, Ojo Encino, and Counselor |
NM |
$1,635,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmington |
City of Farmington will complete the early stages of construction for the first fully-inclusive accessible and adaptive playground in San Juan County. |
Farmington |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Quemado Mutual Water & Sewage Works Association |
Quemado Mutual Water & Sewage Works Association will design and rehabilitate the existing wastewater treatment lagoon system. |
Quemado |
NM |
$4,509,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Deming |
Deming will undergo a revitalization project on the city’s west side, which will include the development of a business incubator that will host an anchor tenant along with other startup businesses. |
Deming |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gallup |
The City of Gallup will construct two new wells to improve water quality. |
Gallup |
NM |
$10,667,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
East Pecos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc. |
East Pecos Mutual Domestic Water Consumer's Association will extend its sewer network to additional homes. |
San Miguel County |
NM |
$3,711,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Maxwell |
The Village of Maxwell will improve wastewater treatment lagoons and associated treatment systems. |
Maxwell |
NM |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Taos County |
Taos County will expand a treatment facility for substance use disorder and behavioral health issues in Northern New Mexico. |
Taos County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Families and Youth Inc. |
Families and Youth Inc. will develop the first certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic within New Mexico. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Jemez |
The Pueblo of Jemez will implement a Coordinated School Health Initiative that utilizes resources in the schools and communities. |
Pueblo of Jemez |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Indian Youth Leadership Development Proj. |
National Indian Youth Leadership Program’s Project Venture will provide culturally guided, evidence-based afterschool programming that promotes outdoor adventure-based learning and experiences. |
McKinley and Bernalillo Counties |
NM |
$361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grant County Detention Center |
Grant County Detention Center Medical Clinic will upgrade its medical facility and equipment to address substance use disorder and related health issues. |
Grant County |
NM |
$56,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University Glass Family Research |
New Mexico State University will build vegetable and sensory gardens that support research and outdoor education preparation for early childhood educators. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
The University of New Mexico will launch a pilot program for rural and Indigenous teachers to create a career pathway for educators. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Highlands University |
New Mexico Highlands University will create a Center for Excellence in Social Work at the Facundo Valdez School of Social Work in Las Vegas, New Mexico. |
Las Vegas |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Eagle Nest |
The Village of Eagle Nest will plan and construct improvements to their community gathering space. |
Eagle Nest |
NM |
$1,877,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
City of Carlsbad will rebuild from the subgrade up to finished surface of Old Cavern Highway, from the intersection of Farris St. and Old Cavern Highway to the city limits, approximately 600 feet south of Chapman Road. |
Carlsbad |
NM |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portales |
The City of Portales will complete the planning, design, and construction of sewer lines and manholes on Roosevelt Road Q1/2 from 18th Street to the Wastewater Treatment Facility. |
Portales |
NM |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
Grants will reconstruct Sakelares Boulevard to increase safety and increase transportation efficiency. |
Grants |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
Rio Rancho will construct improvements that will allow for decreased congestion at the intersection of Broadmoor Boulevard and Idalia Road. |
Rio Rancho |
NM |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
The purpose of this project is to improve pavement conditions and add passing lanes to US 380. |
Chaves County |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
The purpose of this project is to provide full-depth reclamation of existing pavement on US 84. |
DeBaca County |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
The Center for Excellence for Care of Neonates Exposed to Opiates seeks to expand its training statewide for providers who treat babies exposed to opioids in utero in New Mexico. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Savila Collaborative d.b.a. Centro Savila |
Centro Sávila will expand and enhance trauma-informed mental health and suicide prevention services for immigrant and refugee youth in Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Human Services Department |
The State of New Mexico will provide training to behavioral health providers to treat specific occupations. |
Throughout the whole state |
NM |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico State University |
The Agriculture Venture Center is a business accelerator that will provide resources and connections for entrepreneurs seeking to launch or expand agriculture/food-based ventures at the New Mexico State University Arrowhead Center. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gila Regional Medical Center |
Gila Regional Medical Center requests funding to purchase and install a new MRI machine. |
Grant County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Minority Business Development Center |
The New Mexico Minority Business Development Center will expand its training, assistance, and coaching for Minority Business Enterprises. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
National Hispanic Cultural Center |
The National Hispanic Cultural Center (NHCC) will digitize photographs, objects, recordings, and document archives in the History and Literary Arts program for upload to their website so that they will be accessible to a national audience. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
WESST |
WESST would hire a bilingual business trainer in Hobbs, NM to serve the population of Lea County. |
Hobbs |
NM |
$233,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
WESST |
WESST would expand The Money Learning Lab™ (MLL) by hiring an additional Project Manager. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Doña Ana Community College |
Doña Ana Community College will create a post-secondary workforce training program for participants with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of New Mexico |
The Native Oral Histories Archiving Project is a one-year archival project that will provide New Mexico Pueblo Indian tribes the opportunity to collect and archive oral retellings from Native language speakers recounting experiences of growing up and accounts of everyday life in their respective Pueblos. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
Three Sisters Kitchen |
The Three Sister's Kitchen's Manufactured Food Business Training Program will support hands-on training and technical assistance for low-income aspiring food business entrepreneurs as they develop and launch new manufactured food businesses in Bernalillo County. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
North Fourth Art Center |
The North Fourth Art Center’s New Mexico Creative Economy Development (NMCED) project will improve the economic outcomes and output of artist-entrepreneurs and small businesses in central New Mexico by providing local artists and arts businesses the space and equipment to create work, hands-on professional training to learn and hone skills, and opportunities to center their work in the community and New Mexico’s expanding film industry. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
The New Mexico Small Business Development Center will provide entrepreneurship training for incarcerated individuals in New Mexico. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$58,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Department of Tourism |
The New Mexico Travel Trade Coop Program will provide technical assistance to tourism small businesses and entrepreneurs to create, grow, and market their products services. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
The University of New Mexico will purchase an MRI scanner for clinical research at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
Taos Alive |
Taos Alive and other coalition members will host a series of events engaging the community in order to simultaneously provide access to local Substance Misuse prevention and additional supportive services while also providing a lively, entertaining, and joyful environment. |
Taos |
NM |
$86,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
Doña Ana Community College will renovate and equip labs for Nursing and Respiratory Therapy Programs training in Southern New Mexico. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$766,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Young Fathers dba; Fathers New Mexico |
Fathers New Mexico requests funding to strengthen and expand community-based services to prevent child abuse and neglect throughout New Mexico. |
Bernalillo, Valencia, Sandoval and Santa Fe Counties |
NM |
$213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central New Mexico |
Big Brothers, Big Sisters (BBBS) and Boys and Girls Clubs (BGC) are partnering to offer in-school and after-school programs that promote social-emotional learning, outdoor equity, and college and career preparation to at-risk youth K-12 throughout New Mexico. |
Bernalillo and Santa Fe Counties |
NM |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Las Cumbres Community Services |
Las Cumbres Community Services will expand services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Northern New Mexico. |
Rio Arriba, Los Alamos, and Santa Fe Counties |
NM |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
New Mexico State University will support the development of a network of university researchers, students, nonprofits, local government and business groups in Southern New Mexico to propose and implement solutions for challenges facing the U.S.-Mexico borderlands. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
National Museum of Nuclear Science & History |
The Manhattan Project Education & Archives Preservation Project will ensure that the largest online archive of resources on the Manhattan Project is preserved and accessible for the foreseeable future. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
Northern New Mexico College |
Northern New Mexico College will preserve and archive its historical records located on the El Rito campus to ensure longevity of New Mexican historical documents dating back to 1909. |
Española |
NM |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico |
Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico will expand Thriving Families, a two-generational approach to family economic self-sufficiency, wellness, and prosperity across five rural communities in Southern New Mexico. |
Doña Ana, Grant, Sierra, Hidalgo, and Luna Counties |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
The New Mexico Small Business Development Center will provide training and outreach to Native American artisan micro and small businesses, particularly for operating in an e-commerce environment. |
Santa Fe
|
NM |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
WESST |
WESST will hire a Statewide Director for their craft entrepreneurship initiatives. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$78,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Border Authority |
This request would provide funds for the environmental impact statement (EIS) and the design project phases for the modernization of the Santa Teresa Port of Entry (POE). |
Dona Ana |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carlsbad LifeHouse Inc. |
Carlsbad LifeHouse Therapy will hire six additional clinical therapists to support the mental health needs of children and adults in Eddy County, New Mexico. |
Eddy County |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quay County |
Quay County will build a new full-service hospital to replace the current outdated hospital. |
Quay County |
NM |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
Albuquerque Museum |
Albuquerque Museum would continue its efforts to properly photograph, catalog, and make accessible their permanent collection through an online website called e-Museum. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
The City of Albuquerque will develop programming for the first Medical Sobering Center in New Mexico. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central New Mexico Community College |
Project Purpose: Central New Mexico Community College’s will provide direct training, workforce experience, and student supports in coding, cyber security, space, IT services, blockchain, and other specialized high-tech industry areas.
|
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Juan College |
San Juan College will develop and implement several new certificate programs in Cyber Systems Designed for Critical Infrastructure – electric, utility, industrial, and other critical energy-related operations. |
Farmington |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments |
Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments will expand the Greater Gallup Industrial Workforce Program to provide participants in nationally accredited certificate programs in construction trades. |
McKinley County |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Golden Willow Retreat |
Golden Willow Retreat, in collaboration with Inspire Bilingual Early Learning Center, will integrate comprehensive community support services into classroom settings. |
Taos County |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College and Career Plaza |
College and Career Plaza will grow its in-school student support model to additional school districts in rural New Mexico. |
Santa Fe County |
NM |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Health Innovation |
The Center for Health Innovation will improve training and retention for health, mental health, and public health sectors in New Mexico. |
Grant County |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Association of Plumbers & Piper Fitters |
United Association of Plumbers & Piper Fitters Local 412 would purchase and outfit a mobile training center to serve rural and tribal communities across New Mexico. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chronic Disease Prevention Council of New Mexico |
The Chronic Disease Prevention Council of New Mexico seeks to create a Peer Provider Network of mental health and behavioral health professionals. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Association of Community Partners |
New Mexico Association of Community Partners will train and build capacity at six Community Action Agencies. |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State of New Mexico |
The State of New Mexico will create an apprenticeship program for Certified Nurse Assistants. |
Throughout the State |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Human Services Department |
The New Mexico Department of Human Services will create seven additional Mobile Crisis Teams to support the work of the 988 call center in New Mexico. |
Throughout the whole state |
NM |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cenikor Foundation |
Cenikor Foundation will complete capital improvements to the Four Winds Recovery Center facility in Farmington, NM. |
Farmington |
NM |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cimarron |
The Village of Cimarron will replace decaying water lines. |
Cimarron |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
El Valle de Los Ranchos Water & Sanitation Distric |
El Valle de Los Ranchos Water & Sanitation District will extend sewer network to additional homes. |
Taos County |
NM |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northern New Mexico Solid Waste Authority |
Northwest New Mexico Regional Solid Waste Authority will construct a new lined cell for trash disposal. |
McKinley County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Institute of American Indian Arts |
The Institute of American Indian Arts will expand its solar energy generating capacity. |
City of Sante Fe |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Border Servant Corps |
Border Servant Corps will design a facility to support asylum seekers released by the Department of Homeland Security into New Mexico. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Casa de Peregrinos |
Casa de Peregrinos will construct updates to their food pantry in Doña Ana County. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Fe County Housing Authority |
The Santa Fe County Housing Authority will re-stucco 192 low-income rental units, 3 Boys and Girls Club Facilities, and 3 administrative buildings. |
Santa Fe County |
NM |
$1,212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mesa to Mesa |
Mesa to Mesa will utilize funding to perform home repairs for low-income homeowners. |
Rio Ariba |
NM |
$72,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico |
The Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico will design, plan and construct a freezer. |
Curry |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Doña Ana County International Jetport |
Doña Ana will conduct planning, environmental assessments, land acquisition, and design for a Jetport expansion. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority |
To provide housing stock, housing stability and support services for New Mexicans, New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority (NM MFA) will construct temporary and permanent housing, rehabilitate housing and provide housing support and stability services to address the acute affordable housing crises in New Mexico. NM MFA will work alongside local public housing authorities, Tribal housing authorities and other housing service providers to provide assistance. |
Colfax, Lincoln, Mora, Sandoval, San Miguel and Valencia Counties |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell |
Eastern New Mexico University will prepare students to work as automotive technicians on clean energy vehicles and prepare the instructors who will teach students. |
Roswell |
NM |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western New Mexico University |
Western New Mexico University will expand its wildland fire science program to build a career-ready workforce to fight wildfires. |
Grant County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Doña Ana County Flood Commission |
The Doña Ana County Flood Commission will update the 2013 La Union Area Drainage Master Plan for the northern portion of the community to protect against future flooding and repair damage from a catastrophic 2021 flood. |
Dona Ana |
NM |
$3,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
NMDHSEM |
The New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management will modernize the State of New Mexico’s emergency operations center in Santa Fe. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$617,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
The Santa Clara Pueblo Pre-Disaster Mitigation Project will implement resilient flood control infrastructure to diminish the threat of catastrophic flooding events in Santa Clara Canyon. |
Rio Arriba |
NM |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
City of Albuquerque |
The City of Albuquerque’s Office of Emergency Management will make major facility renovations and resiliency upgrades for its new Emergency Operations Center. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$1,189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Office of Emergency Management for Doña Ana County |
Doña Ana County will complete the upgrade of the Doña Ana County Emergency Operations Center. |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rio Arriba County |
Rio Arriba County will construct a 24-bed wing of a Skilled Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Hospital to better serve the community in Española, New Mexico. |
Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sile Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association |
Sile Mutual will design and construct a new 4-inch C900 PVC waterline to replace the existing distribution system waterline. |
Peña Blanca |
NM |
$1,201,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
NMDHSEM |
The New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management will use funding for wildfire mitigation near the federally recognized historic site of Los Luceros. |
Rio Arriba |
NM |
$544,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
City of Albuquerque |
The City of Albuquerque will address localized flooding and stormwater management needs. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Village of Hatch |
The Village of Hatch will rebuild Canal Street Bridge as part of a multiphase flood mitigation plan |
Dona Ana |
NM |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
InterTribal Buffalo Council |
The InterTribal Buffalo Council will purchase and develop a USDA-inspected mobile buffalo meat processing unit to be shared among nine tribal communities in New Mexico. |
Pueblo of Sandia, Pueblo of Pojoaque, Pueblo of Picuris, Taos Pueblo, Pueblo of Nambe, Ohkay Owingeh, Pueblo de Cochiti, Pueblo of Tesuque, and the Jicarilla Apache Nation |
NM |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Zuni Pueblo |
Zuni Pueblo will develop a water line extension to outlying areas and provide sewer main extensions to homes that are currently serviced by septic systems. |
Zuni Pueblo |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Tesuque |
The Pueblo of Tesuque will improve wastewater infrastructure. |
Pueblo of Tesuque |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Santo Domingo |
The Pueblo of Santo Domingo will improve wastewater infrastructure. |
Pueblo of Santo Domingo |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Diné College |
Diné College will purchase equipment and construct a wool mill to support their land and agriculture curriculum. |
Crownpoint |
NM |
$732,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kit Carson House & Museum |
Kit Carson House & Museum will replace the roof of the Kit Carson House. |
Taos |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
May Center for Learning |
The May Center for Learning seeks to provide professional development and coaching to ensure that every school district in New Mexico has a reading specialist on staff. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Trust for Public Land |
The Trust for Public Land will support ethnographic studies by affiliated tribes of the L-Bar Ranch. |
Cibola County |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bureau of Land Management |
The Bureau of Land Management will acquire 3,750 acres of land that will be publicly accessible and added to the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. |
Taos County |
NM |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
United States Forest Service |
The Gila National Forest land acquisition projects will acquire strategic inholdings within the Gila National Forest. |
Grant County |
NM |
$3,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Border Authority |
The State of New Mexico will pursue a Presidential Permit application to designate an international rail crossing at the US-Mexico border, approximately 3.5 miles west of the Santa Teresa Port of Entry. |
Santa Teresa |
NM |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Yampa Valley Housing Authority |
Construct electrical infrastructure to provide grid-tied service to the Brown Ranch affordable housing development in Routt County. |
Steamboat Springs |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln Community Hospital |
Construction of a new facility to replace the current Critical Access Hospital in Hugo, Colorado. |
Hugo |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
San Isabel Electric Association, Inc. |
Construction of a Community Solar Garden to stabilize energy costs for a 20,500-member rural electric cooperative. |
Walsenburg |
CO |
$2,063,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association |
Completion of a feasibility study to determine the potential for the Craig Power Plant to be repurposed for use as an Energy Center. |
Craig |
CO |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Build Pagosa |
Construction of a career technical education and workforce training center in Pagosa Springs. |
Pagosa Springs |
CO |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Hot Sulphur Springs |
Reducing erosion and stabilizing a bank along the Colorado River. |
Hot Sulphur Springs |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
La Plata Electric Association |
Design, procurement, and installation of bidirectional, high speed chargers to manage an EV fleet. |
Durango |
CO |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
El Paso County |
Retrofit lighting fixtures with energy efficient LED lights across all County facilities. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kiowa County Hospital District |
Construction of a new rural health clinic at Weisbrod Memorial County Hospital. |
Eads |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Northglenn |
Construction of on-site clean energy, including photovoltaic solar panels and a hydro turbine, for four major city facilities. |
Northglenn |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Fort Garland Museum and Cultural Center |
Upgrade and expand an outdated geothermal system. |
Fort Garland |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Completion of a phase of the Pine River Indian Irrigation Project. |
Ignacio |
CO |
$2,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City and County of Denver |
Installation of distributed energy resources to support a 100% carbon-free electric grid benefiting critical service providers. |
Denver |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Creede |
Design and construction of a micro-hydroelectric generation system along the Willow Creek Flume. |
Creede |
CO |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy |
Reconstruction and modernization of the Maybell diversion to meet agricultural irrigation needs and improve aquatic habitats. |
Craig |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Ouray |
Completion of an engineering study to understand the capacity of natural geothermal resources owned by the city. |
Ouray |
CO |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grand Fire Protection District |
Construction of a public safety facility to provide emergency services to the community and visitors of Lake Granby. |
Granby |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
United States Army Corps of Engineers |
Finalize design and construction services for stabilizing a 50’ high slope and embankment along a portion of the San Juan River. |
Pagosa Springs |
CO |
$2,452,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe |
Development of a hydroelectric energy generation facility on the Towaoc Highline canal. |
Towaoc |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City and County of Denver |
Advance a financial and technical analysis of the construction of a renewable natural gas plant from methane. |
Denver |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Pueblo Board of Water Works |
Construction of a hydroelectric energy generation facility in Pueblo to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
El Paso County |
Design, construction, and installation of a power factor to increase energy efficiency in El Paso County. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Recreation of the stream channel through the former Bonny Reservoir. |
Hale |
CO |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Pitkin County |
Installation of batteries and solar charging infrastructure to support a resilient and renewable microgrid energy district in Pitkin County. |
Aspen |
CO |
$2,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sedgwick County |
Renovation of the former Julesburg High School building for use as a child care center, senior center, and business incubator. |
Julesburg |
CO |
$1,458,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Colorado Mesa University |
Construction of systems to provide additional capacity in CMU’s existing geo-exchange system, providing clean energy to the campus and creating jobs. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$2,996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Ebert Metropolitan District |
Installation of a self-sustaining solar system to electrify areas of the Ebert Metropolitan District. |
Denver |
CO |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bent County |
Renovation of a facility for use by Bent County Emergency Management and other essential community services. |
Las Animas |
CO |
$808,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association |
Installation of a microgrid in Pinewood Springs to shore up redundancy during |
Pinewood Springs |
CO |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Walsenburg |
Replacement of a high pressure natural gas supply line from Trinidad to Walsenburg, which is the only source of supply to the city's gas distribution system and has not been updated since 1968. |
Walsenburg |
CO |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Air Force Academy |
Provide interior infrastructure, fixtures, and equipment to support deployment of exhibits in the new visitor center that will be located at USAFA's North Gate. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Air Force Academy |
Expansion of the USAFA cemetery to add approximately 1,300 new burial plots. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Holyoke Community Childcare Initiative |
Construction of a new childcare facility in Holyoke. |
Holyoke |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Norwood Fire Protection District |
Land and water rights acquisition for the construction of a new firehouse and regional wildland center. |
Norwood |
CO |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Chatfield Corners Metropolitan District |
Irrigation ditch improvements to decrease water loss. |
Edwards |
CO |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Delta |
Construction of a new Delta Municipal Light and Power facility. |
Delta |
CO |
$962,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Crow Canyon Archaeological Center |
Technological upgrades to classrooms at the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center. |
Cortez |
CO |
$688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Haxtun Hospital District |
Construction of a multi-use health clinic in Haxtun. |
Haxtun |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delta County |
Upgrade of the Delta County dispatch system to be integrated within the Sheriff's office. |
Delta |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Rocky Ford |
Renovation and expansion of the Rocky Ford Public Safety building. |
Rocky Ford |
CO |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County |
Renovation of the Hugo Union Pacific Railroad Roundhouse to create an education center and museum. |
Hugo |
CO |
$1,987,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Learning Council |
Installation of solar-powered cold storage units to address food insecurity. |
Paonia |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Trinidad State College |
Upgrades to aging residence halls at Trinidad State College. |
Trinidad |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fremont County |
Construction of classrooms for Fremont County 4-H programming. |
Canon City |
CO |
$295,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Black Canyon Boys & Girls Club |
Construction of a new facility for the Black Canyon Boys & Girls Club. |
Montrose |
CO |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ute Indian Museum |
Completion of an outdoor education garden at the Ute Indian Museum. |
Montrose |
CO |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Palisade |
Repairs and improvements at the Palisade Veterans Memorial Community Center. |
Palisade |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College |
Renovation of the Old Fort Historic Library. |
Hesperus |
CO |
$665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kiowa County |
Reconfiguration of courthouse entry point for ADA compliance and security. |
Eads |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Archuleta County |
Design and construction of a facility to house several county departments. |
Pagosa Springs |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Colorado School of Mines |
Research ways to overcome the high cost of storage and transportation of green hydrogen by converting it to ammonia. |
Golden |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Funding to increase the number of individuals with access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT). |
Denver |
CO |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Access to Justice Commission |
Implementation of Colorado Access to Justice Commission report recommendations to address access-to-justice barriers in rural legal deserts. |
Denver |
CO |
$627,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rio Blanco County |
Purchase of virtual training equipment for the Rio Blanco County Law Enforcement Training Center. |
Meeker |
CO |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
Purchase of a rapid DNA testing instrument for the City of Thornton. |
Thornton |
CO |
$171,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo |
Purchase of a scanner to be used for crime scene and accident reconstruction. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$86,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
Purchase of a scanner to be used for crime scene and accident reconstruction. |
Thornton |
CO |
$102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Rifle |
Purchase of in-car and body-worn cameras for the Rifle Police Department. |
Rifle |
CO |
$317,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University |
Support research into sustainable animal agriculture. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Colorado School of Mines |
Funding for research into the conversion of methane plumes into natural gas.
|
Golden |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Funding for a program partnering navigators with first responders to connect individuals struggling with substance use to treatment. |
Denver |
CO |
$187,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Increase capacity to identify and utilize housing opportunities for individuals being released from Denver Sheriff Department custody. |
Denver |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Expansion of the Denver District Attorney's Human Trafficking unit. |
Denver |
CO |
$178,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Partnership to expand and sustain secondary prevention and intervention strategies for high-risk youth and adults. |
Denver |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Funding for Night Moves programming at Denver recreation centers. |
Denver |
CO |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Development of a team for targeted enforcement of fentanyl distribution networks within Denver. |
Denver |
CO |
$268,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mesa County |
Construction of an early childhood education training center. |
Clifton |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greeley-Weld Habitat for Humanity |
Development of a Habitat for Humanity project in Greeley, including affordable housing and construction of an on-site childcare center. |
Greeley |
CO |
$2,557,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe |
Development of affordable multifamily housing units for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. |
Towaoc |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Pueblo |
Conversion of an existing building into a large-scale community daycare. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Food Bank of the Rockies |
Renovation of the Food Bank of the Rockies volunteer center. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West End Economic Development Corporation |
Acquisition of property to construct affordable housing and clean up and remove blighted structures.
|
Naturita |
CO |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
TGTHR Boulder |
Renovation and expansion of emergency shelter and drop-in center serving young people experiencing homelessness in Boulder County and Northern Colorado. |
Boulder |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fort Collins, Transfort |
Upgrades to the Transfort Maintenance Facility, housing maintenance, fleet, and administrative offices. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bayaud Enterprises |
Purchase of vans and trucks for transitional employment and mobile services for homeless individuals. |
Denver |
CO |
$282,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver |
Purchase of remnant parcels from I-70 expansion by Habitat for Humanity to construct affordable housing. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Manna - The Durango Soup Kitchen |
Construction of an open-air soup kitchen. |
Durango |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Colorado Association of Local Government |
Design and planning for a proposed Northeast Colorado Association of Local Governments (NECALG) fixed route bus service between Hillrose, Brush, Fort Morgan, Log Lane Village, and Wiggins. |
Fort Morgan |
CO |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
Morgan County Diversification Foundation Inc. |
Renovate a commercial-grade kitchen that supports local entrepreneurs. |
Fort Morgan |
CO |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lake County Community Fund |
Renovation and re-opening of the Lake County Aquatic Center. |
Leadville |
CO |
$2,735,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
Black Business Initiative |
Fund programming and curriculum development at an economic development organization dedicated to addressing economic racial disparities through entrepreneurship. |
Denver |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
El Alba Cooperative |
Construction of commissary kitchen and purchase of associated equipment to expand resources for entrepreneurs. |
Aurora |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
Craig Chamber of Commerce |
Modify the kitchen in a former school building to serve as a community small business small business incubator. |
Craig |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
Fort Lewis College |
Support small business development and entrepreneurship programming at the Fort Lewis College Center for Innovation. |
Durango |
CO |
$401,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Farm Collaborative |
Construction of a net-zero electric commercial incubator kitchen at the Farm Collaborative’s public learning center to provide facilities for local food entrepreneurs and farmers. |
Aspen |
CO |
$966,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Latino Chamber of Commerce of Boulder County |
Acquisition of a mobile office for the Latino Chamber of Commerce of Boulder County to provide programming and services to the community. |
Boulder |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of La Junta |
Construction of a cross wind runway for landing and take off in adverse weather conditions. |
La Junta |
CO |
$4,066,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SECOR |
Construction of greenhouses to help feed low-income children, adults, and seniors.
|
Parker |
CO |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Re-stabilization and reconstruction of the Rotary vehicle parking area and move the egress farther south to improve vehicular site lines. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Home Trust of Ouray County |
Acquisition of land for a mixed use development including childcare space, commercial space, and middle and low-income housing units.
|
Ridgway |
CO |
$1,565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Construction of a turning lane and retaining wall for slope stabilization at the Satanka Bay beach access point. |
Bellvue |
CO |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Haven House of Montrose |
Expansion of Haven House, adding capacity for emergency housing, a childcare center, additional office space, and additional very low-income apartment units.
|
Montrose |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban Peak |
Replacing an emergency shelter located in South Denver and integrating all supportive services in one location. |
Denver |
CO |
$7,788,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Golden |
Acquisition of a 30-acre parcel for affordable housing. |
Golden |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the City of Pueblo |
Construction of 49 low-income housing units. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Glenwood Springs |
Preservation and rehabilitation of the historic Glenwood Springs Hydroelectric Plant building for use as a Community Arts Center, supporting access to arts programming for low-income youth. |
Glenwood Springs |
CO |
$1,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Castle Pines |
Design, ADA compliance, roadway, and other renovations of the Castle Pines Community Plaza. |
Castle Pines |
CO |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Boulder Department of Housing & Human Serv |
Creation of a modular factory in Boulder to produce affordable housing for residents and workers, while also providing workforce training for District students who will help with project construction. |
Boulder |
CO |
$506,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Purchase of the Loretto Heights Library, adjacent and connected to a city-owned theater. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pagosa Springs |
Design and construction of a workforce housing rental unit. |
Pagosa Springs |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Installation of pedestrian lighting along Miller Ranch Road. |
Edwards |
CO |
$412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Loveland Transit |
Construction of a new transit center building for City of Loveland Transit. |
Loveland |
CO |
$1,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Luis Valley Housing Coalition |
Conversion of the Boyd School into affordable housing, Early Childhood Education center, and community space. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Archway Housing & Services |
Construction and rehabilitation of college dormitories on the former Johnson & Wales University Campus into 154 affordable housing family units. |
Denver |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado West Healthcare |
Acquisition of land adjacent to the hospital campus in Grand Junction to build workforce and short-term stay housing for short-term employees, patients, and families seeking care at Community Hospital.
|
Grand Junction |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity Roaring Fork Valley |
Development of a net zero affordable housing development in Rifle. |
Rifle |
CO |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Luis Valley Housing Coalition |
Construction of additional affordable housing units at the Rancho Creede complex.
|
Creede |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Completion of design to improve traffic operations and install multimodal transit infrastructure into Peterson Space Force Base.
|
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vail Transit |
Purchase of battery electric buses and associated charging infrastructure. |
Vail |
CO |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Servicios de La Raza |
Renovation of an office building to create a community center to provide workforce development training, financial literacy instruction, and a variety of wraparound services. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Summit County |
Construction of a new child care center in Silverthorne. |
Silverthorne |
CO |
$1,735,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
Renovation of the Martin Luther King Library. |
Aurora |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Completion of the Eagle Valley Trail, connecting Vail Pass to Glenwood Canyon via bicycle and pedestrian trail. |
Wolcott |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Creation of a Youth Empowerment Center at Central Library to connect young people and their families to a network of services. |
Denver |
CO |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Project Worthmore |
Renovation of a facility to provide wraparound services to Colorado's refugee community. |
Aurora |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Complete a shared use pedestrian trail to connect several neighborhoods. |
Granby |
CO |
$1,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Freedom Memorial Foundation |
Creation of a visitor, education, and meeting center for visitors to the Colorado Freedom Memorial. |
Aurora |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Multimodal transportation improvements at two intersections, including installation of traffic signals. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$4,755,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Roadway improvements and addition of bike lanes to Federal Parkway. |
Westminster |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Adams County |
Construction of a Veterans Memorial amphitheater to serve as a community gathering place and monument to the service of Adams County veterans. |
Brighton |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Safety improvements to Wadsworth Boulevard. |
Wheat Ridge |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Denver International Airport |
Purchase of enhanced Advanced Imaging Technology to be used as part of DEN’s Great Hall Phase 2 Security Checkpoint Program. |
Denver |
CO |
$3,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless |
Acquisition of the Clarion Inn Denver Central and transformation into a non congregate shelter, transitional housing, supportive housing, and services to the homeless community. |
Denver |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Regional Transportation District (RTD) |
Replace existing rail, switches, highblocks, concrete flatwork, and items associated with the existing rail alignment in the Downtown Denver area.
|
Denver |
CO |
$8,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe |
Construction of a full-service grocery store for the Ute Mountain Ute tribe. |
Towaoc |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waters Edge 365 |
Construction of a public market and associated storage and manufacturing center, providing farmers and ranchers a market for their products and increasing availability of healthy and local food in the community. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Adams County Housing Authority DBA Maiker Housing |
Purchase of land to develop a planned tiny home village. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$2,743,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Realignment and widening of the Blue Hill Segment of Cottonwood Pass, making improvements to grade, curve, and sightlines. |
Buena Vista |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Miguel Authority for Regional Transportation |
Purchase of additional transit buses for use on a new fixed-route commuter transit service between Montrose and Telluride. |
Telluride |
CO |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Boulder |
Fund the purchase and installation of solar panels, canopies to cover the bus fleet, and a battery electric storage system to charge battery electric buses with renewable energy. |
Boulder |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Garfield County |
Remodel and expansion of an existing warehouse into an educational facility and community resource center. |
Rifle |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ignacio |
Purchase of the ELHI Community Center building, which provides space to several non-profits, organizations, and service providers. |
Ignacio |
CO |
$835,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Creating a multimodal corridor to provide a safe route for pedestrians and cyclists while alleviating congestion on main roads. |
Fruita |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family & Intercultural Resource Center |
Construction of a resource center to house a food pantry, thrift store, and offices for community partners. |
Breckenridge |
CO |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Solid Rock Community Development Corporation |
Renovation of a property to be used for financial literacy classes and administration for a financial community investment program. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Space Foundation |
Renovation and expansion of the Space Foundation Discovery Center. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rural Homes Colorado |
Construction of affordable workforce housing in three locations in rural Colorado. |
Ouray |
CO |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Boulder County |
Renovation of Persimmon Early Learning. |
Boulder |
CO |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation |
Completion of a multimodal corridor providing access to a transit hub. |
Longmont |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trails and Open Space Coalition |
Close a gap on the southern portion of the trail to complete the Ring the Peak Trail project. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Riverside Educational Center |
Purchase a property for the Riverside Educational Center, a nonprofit providing after-school tutoring, educational enrichment, social/emotional support, college and career counseling, and nutritional support to Mesa County students. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Colorado Springs dba Mountain Metropolitan |
Design and construction of a new transfer center. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gilpin County |
Construction of a permanent facility to house Gilpin County Food Pantry operations.
|
Black Hawk |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Pueblo |
Expansion of the YMCA of Pueblo’s Child Development Center. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,805,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Improvements to Nucla Main Street/Highway 97. |
Nucla |
CO |
$2,324,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Construction of an alternate crossing over Corbett Creek. |
Ouray |
CO |
$1,084,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Improvement of an 0.75 mile section of Rosemary street to improve drainage, lighting, bicycle and pedestrian safety, and more. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University - Pueblo |
Creation of a research program to focus on initiatives supporting Department of Transportation Research. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Elbert County |
Relocation of rodeo arena at Elbert County Fairgrounds. |
Elbert County |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo |
Remodeling and installation of 100 bus stops to comply with ADA regulations for individuals with disabilities, who currently cannot use fixed-route bus service. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Collbran |
Renovation of the Collbran Auditorium. |
Collbran |
CO |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Prairie Pines |
Refurbishment of the Prairie Pines Senior Center. |
Eads |
CO |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Construction of disability-accessible routes in the neighborhood surrounding North Star elementary, including widening sidewalks, replacing unsafe ramps, and re-paving cracked and uneven sidewalks. |
Thornton |
CO |
$867,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Children - Colorado Springs |
Establishment of an office space and clubhouse within the new Friends of the Children Family Success Center. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Frontage road improvements, noise walls, and sidewalks to improve connectivity and safety at the US 6 and Wadsworth Interchange. |
Lakewood |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Development of a transportation plan for UMU 201 Aneth Road, part of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Road System on the Ute Mountain Ute reservation. |
Towaoc |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Snowmass Village |
Purchase of four battery electric vehicles. |
Snowmass Village |
CO |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eagle County |
Construction of an international terminal and customs facility at Eagle County Regional Airport. |
Gypsum |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mile High United Way |
Expansion of childcare offerings by constructing a new Mile High United Way childcare center, and partnering with four area nonprofits to create new childcare centers at additional sites in Aurora and Southwest Denver. |
Denver |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dream Centers of Colorado Springs |
Property acquisition and renovation for early childhood care and learning center facilities. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Critical safety improvements for cyclists, pedestrians, and vehicular traffic along the federal highway through Lyons. |
Lyons |
CO |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village Exchange Center |
Capital investments for Village Exchange Center’s programming in food security and workforce development for low-income refugees and immigrants. |
Aurora |
CO |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation |
Transportation improvements to South Mesa Street. |
Fruita |
CO |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army |
Construction of a trauma-informed, non-congregate shelter providing housing to 85 families. |
Denver |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Construction of a wildlife underpass beneath I-70, as well as placing wildlife fencing along the sides of I-70. |
Genesee |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
Purchase of electric vehicles and supporting charging infrastructure. |
Thornton |
CO |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
NEPA Process and conceptual site planning to determine rail alignment for railroad as it crosses Burnham Yard and Alameda Avenue. |
Denver |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Miguel County Fairgrounds |
Infrastructure upgrades to the San Miguel County Fairgrounds & Regional Park. |
Norwood |
CO |
$397,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation |
Improving 1.6 miles of E88th avenue. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Valley Transit |
Purchase of four compressed natural gas buses. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$1,134,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation |
Construction of sidewalk and trail connections linking outlying neighborhoods to town facilities. |
Steamboat Springs |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Custer County |
Facility and infrastructure improvements at Custer County Airport. |
Custer County |
CO |
$1,955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hayden |
Construction of a new business park in Hayden, with the goal of replacing coal jobs being lost to changing industry. |
Hayden |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Ventures of Colorado Springs |
Construction of a mixed-use building with affordable housing and art studios. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation |
Replacement of the Maple Street Bridge. |
Fruita |
CO |
$2,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation |
Safety and operational improvements on a segment of SH 83. |
Douglas County |
CO |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Funding for construction management services for the Colfax Bus Rapid Transit Project. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Improvements to the former railroad grade in Lyons to include multimodal transit along the river. |
Lyons |
CO |
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Repair and replacement of Thompson Road. |
Granby |
CO |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Reconstruction of Cordova Pass Road, including drainage improvements, vehicle pull out areas, and resurfacing. |
Trinidad |
CO |
$1,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burlington |
Renovation of Heritage Hall Museum. |
Burlington |
CO |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Renovation of existing Denver Parks & Recreation facilities and purchase of outdoor recreation gear for use in a ‘gear library’ lending program. |
Denver |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Funding for bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements on College Avenue. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$2,517,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Springs Community Cultural Collective |
Preservation of the Colorado Springs City Auditorium. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,003,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) |
Construction of a multimodal transportation track to reduce traffic pinch points along Highway 6. |
Eagle |
CO |
$1,562,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
History Colorado |
Purchase of an additional railcar for the Georgetown Loop Railroad to increase ridership capacity on one of the state’s most popular living history museums. |
Georgetown |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
History Colorado |
Renovation of an outdoor historic interpretation area at the El Pueblo History Museum. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montezuma County |
Complete cost analysis to advance the construction of the Pathways to Mesa Verde Trail. |
Cortez |
CO |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RiversEdge West |
Construction of a land and water conservation science and education center. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
Reconstruction and addition of a library to the Thornton Community Center. |
Thornton |
CO |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silverthorne |
Repurpose and revitalization of a disused fire station to be used as a community gathering space, arts hub, and artist makerspace. |
Silverthorne |
CO |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
??Pitkin County |
Design and construction of a new control tower and demolition and removal of the existing facility. |
Aspen |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beef Bank Colorado dba Beef Sticks for Backpacks |
Food distribution program for backpack programs that help feed food-insecure children. |
Johnstown |
CO |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aspen |
Construction of a childcare center. |
Aspen |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
City of Monte Vista |
Renovation of the Rio Grande Emergency Operations center. |
Monte Vista |
CO |
$827,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Town of Estes Park |
Replacement of power lines in the Estes Park to mitigate the risk of fire ignition. |
Estes Park |
CO |
$795,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Chaffee County Government |
Construction of an emergency operations center in Chaffee County. |
Salida |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Spark the Change Colorado |
Recruitment, training, and deployment of disaster response volunteers. |
Denver |
CO |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Hinsdale County |
Construction of a new facility for essential Hinsdale County operations. |
Lake City |
CO |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Del Norte Fire Department |
Creation of a public safety complex in Del Norte. |
Del Norte |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
City of Colorado Springs |
Construction of a stormwater detention pond at Cottonwood Creek Park. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Huerfano County |
Construction of an EOC and dispatch facility for Huerfano County. |
Walsenburg |
CO |
$5,594,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
South Park - Park and Recreation District |
Construction of a shed for storage of emergency supplies. |
Fairplay |
CO |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Town of Lyons |
Updated floodplain mapping for the Town of Lyons. |
Lyons |
CO |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
Mikvah of East Denver |
Security investments at the Mikvah of East Denver. |
Denver |
CO |
$88,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montezuma County |
Additional providers for a community intervention program. |
Cortez |
CO |
$361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morgan Community College |
Simulation equipment for nursing program |
Fort Morgan |
CO |
$274,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pikes Peak Community College |
Design, planning, and construction of a dental center |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$4,096,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jacque Dansby |
Construction of a new health care facility. |
Clifton |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Routt School District |
Purchase and installation of enhanced security technology |
Routt |
CO |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Banner Health Foundation |
Funding for a career pathways program. |
Weld |
CO |
$717,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westminster Public Schools |
Technology and equipment for innovation campus. |
Westminster |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vail Health |
Construction of a behavioral health facility. |
Eagle County |
CO |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Colorado Education Collaborative |
Collaborative effort across industries, school districts, and higher education institutions to bolster and develop four regional student career pathways. |
La Plata |
CO |
$790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
??Colorado Soccer Foundation |
Expansion of an after school soccer program. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$97,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Colorado Health |
Purchase of an ADA accessible van |
Routt |
CO |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta County Ambulance District |
Funding for community paramedics program. |
Delta |
CO |
$233,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brother Jeff's Cultural Center |
Providing workforce development tools, training, and resources. |
Denver |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Garfield County District No. 16 |
Funding for a school-based family resource center. |
Parachute |
CO |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Firefly Autism |
Construction of a National Sensory Garden model. |
Jefferson |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College |
Funding for a university partnership nursing program. |
La Plata |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE) |
Investment in delivery of workforce development services. |
Denver |
CO |
$245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Association of Charter School Authorizers |
Funding for non-traditional metrics in charter school accountability. |
Boulder |
CO |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Colorado Medical Center |
Purchase of equipment for a neurological care unit. |
Weld County |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Out Boulder County |
Funding for expansion of a community mental health and recovery support program. |
Boulder |
CO |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
I Have a Dream Foundation of Boulder County |
Funding to construct a STEM community space. |
Boulder |
CO |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lyons Emergency & Assistance Fund, LEAF |
Renovation of a warehouse. |
Boulder |
CO |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
Funding for educational life-course trajectory programs. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Colorado Hospital District |
Renovation and upgrade of hospital development spaces. |
Baca |
CO |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Family Health Centers |
Funding for renovation of a school-based health center. |
Glenwood Springs |
CO |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Plata County |
Conversion of an existing facility to a substance abuse treatment center. |
La Plata |
CO |
$5,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Safe Passage |
Expenses for a new children’s advocacy center. |
El Paso County |
CO |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado West Healthcare dba Community Hospital |
Funding for a healthcare workforce career program. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta Health |
Funding for renovation of additional clinic space. |
Delta |
CO |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
El movimiento Sigue |
Planning and execution of a youth leadership conference. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan State University of Denver |
Funding for work-based learning program. |
Denver |
CO |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Benefits in Action |
Funding for staffing and office costs of program administration. |
Jefferson |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Turing School of Software & Design |
Funding for a technical and professional skills workforce initiative. |
Denver |
CO |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Consumer Health Initiative |
Expansion of Consumer Assistance Program. |
Denver |
CO |
$266,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hire Heroes USA |
Expansion of existing veteran training programs. |
El Paso |
CO |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Funding for a climate-resiliency workforce training program. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation |
Funding for expansion of addiction prevention programming. |
Greenwood Village |
CO |
$703,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lutheran Hospital Association of San Luis Valley |
Funds for a hospital renovation. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cherry Creek School District No. 5 |
Funding for construction of a mental health day treatment facility. |
Greenwood Village |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Uncompahgre Combined Clinics/Medical Center |
Obtaining and staffing of a mobile primary care unit. |
San Miguel |
CO |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reaching HOPE |
Funding for community-centered mental health services. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce & EDC |
Funding for an intern engagement and support program. |
El Paso |
CO |
$716,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of Colorado |
Funding for a mental health training program and bilingual incentive program |
Aurora |
CO |
$668,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College |
Funding for workforce development certificate program. |
La Plata |
CO |
$733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catalyst Campus |
Accelerated workforce development program. |
El Paso |
CO |
$484,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs |
Expansion of a virtual training program. |
El Paso |
PR |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Health West |
Funding for demolition of existing building and construction of new building. |
Mesa |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rio Grande Hospital |
Translation of website into Spanish. |
Rio Grande |
CO |
$3,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center |
Purchase and installation of a surgical system. |
Huerfano |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Early Childhood Partnership of Adams County |
Funding for family support programming. |
Adams |
CO |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montrose Regional Health |
Construction of an ambulatory care center. |
Montrose |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Foster Source/CHAMPS Colorado |
Funding for foster care retention program. |
Thornton |
CO |
$167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Establishment of a wellness network. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aurora Mental Health Center |
Design, project management, and construction of a care center. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$8,901,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition (CSPC) |
Funding for job training program. |
Jefferson |
CO |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Inner City Health Center |
Expansion and renovation of a Health Center. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,149,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Denver Health & Hospital System |
Acquisition of a mobile dental vehicle and renovation of a building. |
Denver |
CO |
$3,188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
Funding for an Injury & Violence Prevention Center. |
Adams |
CO |
$461,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community College of Denver |
Funding for career navigation services. |
Denver |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
Resourcing a rural public health certificate program. |
Adams |
CO |
$784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Suburb Futures |
Educational programming and project support. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Black Parents United Foundation |
Resources for work-based learning opportunities. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Think 360 Arts for Learning |
Professional development program for preschool teachers. |
Denver |
CO |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Denver Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC) |
Expansion of prevention and treatment services. |
Denver |
CO |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
WorkLife Partnership |
Expansion of resource navigator program. |
Denver |
CO |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adams State University |
Mental health and advising support for students. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fremont RE-2 School District |
Resources for a career pathways programs. |
Florence |
CO |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Health Solutions |
Renovation and remodel of health care building. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$5,707,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arapahoe Community College |
Purchase of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) simulation lab. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Funding for a community-based inclusion program. |
Denver |
CO |
$332,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kenzi's Causes - aka Dolls for Daughters and Kenzi |
Expansion of a tutoring support program. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arapahoe Community College |
Equipment for a security training operations center. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$428,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Elizabeth Fire Protection District |
Upgrades for an ambulance. |
Elbert |
CO |
$146,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CareerWise Colorado |
Funding for a career pathways program. |
Adams |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Health Institute |
Development of a strategic plan. |
Denver |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arapahoe Community College |
Nursing lap training equipment. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$176,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ActivateWork |
IT upskilling and reskilling program. |
Denver |
CO |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Denver Scholarship Foundation |
Community college transfer program. |
Denver |
CO |
$528,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Denver |
To evaluate workforce development programming. |
Denver |
CO |
$310,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
Curriculum development program. |
Denver |
CO |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rocky Mountain Partnership |
Funding for employment policy evaluation program. |
Adams |
CO |
$367,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Employment Opportunities Colorado |
Expansion of an employment opportunity center. |
Denver |
CO |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hope House Colorado |
Construction of an early learning center. |
Jefferson |
CO |
$620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pikes Peak United Way |
Renovation of a family center. |
El Paso |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Englewood |
Providing temporary housing and training. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Northern Colorado |
Conversion of a school building into a community center. |
Larimer |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Facility improvements and development. |
Jefferson |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Highlands Ranch Metro District |
Design and construction costs for renovation of a senior center. |
Douglas County |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for Educational Excellence |
Design, construction, and furnishing of a new training and education space. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Early Connections Learning Centers |
Site & building demolition and construction of a childhood education center. |
El Paso |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West End Public Schools |
Construction and furnishing of a new PK-12 school. |
Montrose |
CO |
$6,740,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Luis Valley Health |
Renovation of an apartment complex. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Northglenn |
Construction and permitting for a city park. |
Adams |
CO |
$4,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
??City of Lakewood |
Creation of a new regional park. |
Jefferson |
CO |
$781,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
History Colorado |
App expansion of the Colorado Black Heritage Trail. |
Denver |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
??Town of Westcliffe |
Upgrades to recreational facilities. |
Custer |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Red Rocks Community College |
Enhancement of facilities for workforce development. |
Jefferson |
CO |
$2,176,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Focus Points Family Resource Center |
Construction, permitting, and land acquisition of a hydroponic container farm. |
Denver |
CO |
$451,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Developmental Services |
Construction of a new facility for vocational development. |
Prowers |
CO |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Health Solutions |
Renovation and remodel of a building. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$2,238,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
??Family Confirmation Project |
Acquisition of a property. |
Arapahoe |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Imagination Library Colorado |
Increasing access to books for children in under-resourced communities. |
Denver |
CO |
$251,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
??City of Northglenn |
Construction of workforce housing units. |
Adams |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration |
Industry, government, and academia climate partnership. |
Jefferson |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silver Cliff |
Funding for public park rehabilitation. |
Custer |
CO |
$865,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Trinidad |
Replacing lead pipe infrastructure. |
Tinidad |
CO |
$1,149,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fairplay |
Dormant water infiltration activation. |
Fairplay |
CO |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cheraw |
Consolidation of a water system. |
Otero |
CO |
$2,853,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Town of De Beque |
Repair and replacement of lagoons and line settling ponds. |
Mesa |
CO |
$1,246,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Superior |
Addition of a granular activated carbon system. |
Boulder |
CO |
$1,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alamosa County |
Redevelopment of existing building into a residential treatment facility. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aurora Community Connection |
Expanding availability of mental health services. |
Adams |
CO |
$41,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
??”I Have a Dream” Foundation of Boulder County |
Expansion of STEM program. |
Boulder |
CO |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Louviers Water and Sanitation District |
Installation of water lines. |
Louviers |
CO |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Craig |
Construction of critical infrastructure for potable water. |
Craig |
CO |
$3,856,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment |
Remediation of elevated levels of perfluorinated compounds. |
Adams |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Estes Park |
Complete separation of potable water lines from sewer lines. |
Estes Park |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
May Valley Water Association |
Installation of approximately 10 miles of 6” pipe. |
Bent |
CO |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ouray |
Construction of diversion points and new water transmission pipelines. |
Ouray |
CO |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lyons |
Infrastructure improvements to wastewater treatment plant. |
Boulder |
CO |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sedalia Water and Sanitation District |
Water system improvements. |
Sedalia |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rifle |
Replacement of a critical water transmission line. |
Rifle |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Donala Water and Sanitation District |
Modifications to the Holbein Water Treatment Plant. |
El Paso |
CO |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wiggins |
Design, fabrication, installation, site work, and connection of drinking water system. |
Morgan |
CO |
$740,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District |
Creation of a public water supply. |
Rio Blanco |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silverton |
Plant and collections system repairs and upgrades. |
Silverton |
CO |
$2,110,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oak Creek |
Construction at Sheriff Dam. |
Oak Creek |
CO |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willow Brook Metropolitan District |
Fuels reduction project on federal lands. |
Summit |
CO |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Northglenn |
Funding for a project to test the feasibility of storing water underground. |
Adams |
CO |
$3,611,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Palmer Lake |
Installation of new infrastructure to remedy localized flooding. |
El Paso |
CO |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Manzanola |
Construction of a non-discharging evaporative lagoon system.
|
Otero County |
CO |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Upper 42 Water Users Association |
Design and construction of a domestic water pipeline |
MONTEZUMA |
CO |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Buena Vista |
Construction of new filtration system |
Buena Vista |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District |
Deployment of wet meadow restoration structures |
Gunnison |
CO |
$540,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Louviers Water and Sanitation District |
Purchase of water supply and installation of waterline |
Louviers |
CO |
$6,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clear Creek County Department of Public & Environm |
Replacement of the outdated water distribution center |
Clear Creek County |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo |
Funding for implementation of a proactive lake management strategy. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Walsenburg |
Funding for replacement of a raw water pipeline. |
Walsenburg |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Trinidad |
Funding for a water distribution master plan and water treatment plant conceptual design. |
Trinidad |
CO |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Colorado City Metropolitan District |
Funding for main water plant upgrade. |
Colorado City |
CO |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakewood |
Replacement of cast iron pipes |
Jefferson County |
CO |
$2,141,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of La Veta |
Funding for wastewater treatment facility decommissioning. |
La Veta |
CO |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cucharas Sanitation and Water District |
Funding for water treatment facility. |
La Veta |
CO |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Castle |
Water conservation and efficiency improvements |
New Castle |
CO |
$1,401,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Security Sanitation District (SSD) |
Funding for the construction of an operations building. |
Fountain |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Donala Water and Sanitation District |
Funding for construction of a new water well. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Colorado Springs |
Funding for the construction and improvement of designated trailhead parking. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$499,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Delta |
Replacement of an aging water line |
Delta |
CO |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Beulah Water Works District |
Funding for the installation of a raw water storage tank. |
Beulah |
CO |
$1,056,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Alamosa |
Funding for a wastewater infrastructure improvement project. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$635,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
Funding for shortgrass prairie restoration in parks. |
Thornton |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
GMS, Inc., Consulting Engineers |
Construction of a non-discharging evaporative lagoon system. |
Sedgwick County |
CO |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Dominion Water & Sanitation District |
Funding for the design and construction of a new wastewater treatment facility. |
Greenwood Village |
CO |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cottonwood Water and Sanitation District |
Funding for the upgrade of a drinking water filtration system. |
Englewood |
CO |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Montezuma County |
Funding for the eradication of highly-invasive species. |
Cortez |
CO |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Inverness Water and Sanitation District |
Funding for the removal and replacement of corroded pipeline. |
Englewood |
CO |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo |
Construction of stormwater detention ponds |
Pueblo |
CO |
$874,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Inverness Water and Sanitation District |
Funding for the addition of inter-connections for water supply resiliency improvement. |
Englewood |
CO |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
Funding for the replacement of drinking water transmission pipelines. |
Aurora |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Montrose |
River restoration improvements |
Montrose |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Northglenn |
Funding for upgrades to the filter building at Northglenn's water treatment plant. |
Northglenn |
CO |
$2,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wheat Ridge Sanitation District |
Funding for the replacement of sanitary mainlines. |
Golden |
CO |
$1,176,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
East Jefferson County Sanitation District |
Funding for the replacement of sanitary mainlines. |
Golden |
CO |
$1,144,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alameda Water and Sanitation District |
Funding for the replacement of sanitary pipe. |
Lakewood |
CO |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fruita |
Replacement of deteriorating water infrastructure |
Fruita |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silverthorne |
Funding for the completion of a sanitary sewer plan update. |
Silverthorne |
CO |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Yampa Valley Housing Authority |
Public water system upgrades |
Steamboat Springs |
CO |
$633,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arapahoe County Water and Wastewater Authority |
Funding for the installation of a pipeline. |
Centennial |
CO |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Westminster |
Funding for the replacement of a water main. |
Westminster |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Crested Butte |
Funding for the replacement of outdated raw water infrastructure. |
Crested Butte |
CO |
$1,976,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Project 7 Water Authority |
Funding for the construction of a water treatment plant. |
Montrose |
CO |
$12,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wiggins |
Funding for the purchase of an aerator. |
Wiggins |
CO |
$744,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Animas |
Replacement of the water main. |
Bent County |
CO |
$881,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
La Plata West Water Authority |
Funding for the design and construction of a new water treatment plant. |
Hesperus |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kittredge Sanitation and Water District |
Replacement of failing wastewater channel screening device and construction of new operations building. |
Jefferson |
CO |
$1,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Yuma |
Funding for the removal process of Total Dissolved Solids (TDS). |
Yuma |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Purgatory Metropolitan District |
Funding for the construction of a new treatment facility. |
Durango |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wellingon |
Repair and upgrade of the Viewpointe Lift Station |
larimer |
CO |
$608,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Upper Thompson Sanitation District |
Funding for the excavation of a new water reclamation facility, lift stations, and force mains. |
Estes Park |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fountain |
Funding for phase three of the installation of a potable water transmission pipe. |
Fountain |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paonia |
Funding for the repair and rehabilitation of collection boxes. |
Paonia |
CO |
$772,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Englewood |
Funding for the replacement of lead water service lines. |
Englewood |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brighton |
Funding for the construction of a pump station and mainlines. |
Brighton |
CO |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Naturita |
Construction of a new sewer collection and treatment system |
Naturita |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Springfield |
Funding for the construction of a centralized water treatment plant and transmission pipeline. |
Springfield |
CO |
$6,055,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
NeighborWorks Southern Colorado |
Funding for the construction of water infrastructure. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Perry Park Water & Sanitation District |
Improvements to the Sageport wastewater treatment facility |
Douglas County |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Huerfano County on behalf of the Gardner Public Im |
Replacement of 10,000 lineal feet of 8-inch sanitary sewer pipe |
Huerfano County |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Trail West Association |
Funding for the construction of a new potable water distribution system. |
Buena Vista |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cross Creek Metropolitan District |
Funding for the rebuilding of the reservoir. |
Fountain |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kersey |
Funding for the construction of an additional connection to an existing water line. |
Kersey |
CO |
$2,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Crested Butte |
Renovation and improvements to the Town of Crested Butte’s wastewater treatment plant.
|
Gunnison |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Parks and Wildlife |
Funding for the removal of a “low-head dam” on the Arkansas River. |
Salida |
CO |
$1,169,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ordway |
Construction of reservoir improvements and raw water transmission line |
Ordway |
CO |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Paint Brush Hills Metropolitan District |
Redirecting water to go to storage tanks to be delivered to a filtration system |
Falcon |
CO |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Perry Park Water & Sanitation District |
Improvements to wastewater treatment facility |
Douglas County |
CO |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Genoa Tower, Inc. |
Extension of water and wastewater infrastructure |
Genoa |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Three Lakes Water and Sanitation District |
Construction to convert properties from septic to central sewage. |
Grand Lake |
CO |
$1,765,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Colorado Springs |
Converting water-dependent turf to native grasses. |
El Paso |
CO |
$999,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
Ho'ahu Energy Cooperative Molokai |
Community-owned solar and battery storage to displace diesel generation. |
County of Maui |
HI |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Malama Kauai |
Malama Kauai will use the funds to construct a food hub facility to serve the surrounding community. |
Kilauea |
HI |
$2,457,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Daniel K. Inouye US Pacific Basin Agricultural Res |
To complete solar panel installation at the facility. |
Hilo |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Daniel K. Inouye US Pacific Basin Agricultural Res |
To complete a roof design for the facility. |
Hilo |
HI |
$45,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Hawaii |
Project provides the required enlisted personnel housing units to accommodate personnel stationed at MCBH. |
Kaneohe Bay |
HI |
$87,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Hawaii |
This funds construction of a modified Type III hangar and aircraft parking apron to support operations and maintenance of the only Navy Unique Fleet Essential Airlift squadron. |
Kaneohe Bay |
HI |
$102,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Daniel K. Inouye US Pacific Basin Agricultural Res |
To install a sidewalk for the insectary. |
Hilo |
HI |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Department of Agriculture |
HDOA will use the funds to implement a collaborative effort to establish selected invasive pest-free areas for nursery production across Hawaii and to implement post-harvest sanitization methods to reduce presence of regulatory pests on nursery products entering export markets. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bishop Museum |
Funds would be used to develop an online information system for Hawaii, based on data from Bishop Museum's specimen collections (world's largest for Hawaii) and the Hawaii Biological Survey to assist agricultural agencies, particularly the state's Plant Quarantine Branch, to prevent the introduction and spread of alien plant and animal species in Hawaii. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$1,509,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam |
The planned Waterfront Production Facility will bring light industrial productive capacity and shipboard worker services closer to the drydocks in a permanent and modern facility. |
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam |
HI |
$100,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam |
Constructs three box magazines for ordinance storage and improves perimeter security. |
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam |
HI |
$116,510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Shafter |
Construct two potable water wells, one 1-million gallon capacity above ground water storage tank, and replace booster pump, water system monitoring and controls, and water lines to increase well production, water storage capacity and improve potable water quality. |
Fort Shafter |
HI |
$33,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Shafter |
Provide a Potable Water System for Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii in accordance with Department of Defense standards for water supply and storage and for antiterrorism protection measures to enhance potable water system resiliency and security. |
Fort Shafter |
HI |
$27,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Schofield Barracks |
Construct standard design Company Operations Facilities for 4 companies and Troop Aid Station. |
Schofield Barracks, Hawaii |
HI |
$111,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Air Force Research Laboratory |
This is a request for planning and design funding to construct a new lab facility for Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), to consolidate all sea level functions on Maui - Maui High Performance Computing Center (MHPCC), Remote Maui Experimental (RME), and Research and Warehouse - in one site. |
Kihei |
HI |
$89,308,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy Hawaii |
To empower local communities across Hawaii to co-manage coastal resources in partnership with NOAA, the State Division of Aquatic Resources (DAR), and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) to restore healthy reefs and nearshore fisheries. Specifically, TNC will support regional coastal planning, in-water monitoring, public engagement, and local resource management by coastal communities and partners to increase local food security and coastal and community resilience. |
State-wide |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii Manoa |
The purpose of the Shoreline Equity and Adaptation Hub (SEA Hub) is to understand shoreline communities’ needs and develop equitable solutions to the challenge of adapting to sea level rise. |
Honolulu (UH Manoa) and State-wide |
HI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Legal Clinic |
The Legal Clinic, in conjunction with the Refugee & Immigration Law Clinic at the University of Hawaii’s Richardson School of Law, will offer immigration law internships for Hawaii-based law students and training for legal practitioners culminating in a Criminal Immigration Seminar in the fall of 2023. The event would offer attorneys, law students, public defenders, prosecutors, and other legal service practitioners in Hawaii the opportunity to learn more about immigration consequences of criminal convictions, especially those resulting in removal or deportation. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Marine Mammal Center |
To design and launch a data-driven behavior change campaign focused on conservation actions in support of protecting people, monk seals, and the coastal environment. |
State-wide |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kaua'i County Housing Agency |
The project provides infrastructure for housing development in Hanapepe, Ele'ele, and Port Allen in Kauai. |
Kauai County |
HI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Hawaii OHCD |
To provide facilities for necessary community services. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City & County of Honolulu, Department of Community |
Provide stable, affordable housing to those with mental illness. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$7,076,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Homeland Security |
County of Maui |
The renovation project will provide a new emergency operations center and security operations center consisting of 16,400 sf of renovated building area with electrical, technological, audiovisual and security systems incorporated into the design and provide redundant power and communications systems. |
Wailuku |
HI |
$4,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Consortium for HI Eco Eng Edu DBA Malama Aina Fdn |
Project will provide for the installation of 150 planter boxes at 50 K-12 schools and community organizations to provide full-scale, culturally-integrated agricultural K-12 STEM education for low-income students in underserved areas on Hawaii Island and the island of Oahu—promoting hands-on, experiential learning to increase academic engagement for students and improve their positive academic self-identities, while meeting their basic health needs by providing fresh food that can improve eating habits and long-term health. |
Oahu and Hawaii island |
HI |
$765,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maikai Health Corporation |
Project will support construction of a comprehensive health center site to provide a wide spectrum of out-patient services, including several that are not currently offered in the community. |
Kea'au Town, Puna District, Hawai'i County. |
HI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Susannah Wesley Community Center |
Given the disproportionate impact of trafficking on the Native Hawaiian population, Susannah Wesley Community Center (SWCC) proposes to convene representatives from various Native Hawaiian organizations to develop a strategy to increase intervention and prevention efforts related to the commercial sexual exploitation of Native Hawaiian children and develop culturally appropriate human trafficking awareness training curricula and collateral materials for targeted stakeholder groups within the Native Hawaiian community, including parents, youth (ages 12-18), schools, and healthcare practitioners. |
State-wide |
HI |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parents and Children Together |
Project will provide funding for afterschool and other out-of-school-time services for children and youth living in and adjacent to the Kuhio Park Terrace (Kalihi, HI) and Puuwai Momi (Aiea, HI) public housing communities on the island of Oahu. Funding will support homework health, afterschool meals, and individual case coordination services for youth with special needs in these communities. |
County of Honolulu: Kuhio Park Terrace in Kalihi, Puuwai Momi in Aiea, & surrounding areas. |
HI |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waimanalo Health Center |
Project will support the construction of an expansion facility that would provide oral health, vision, health promotion and disease prevention, cultural healing, and other comprehensive health services to the Waimanalo community on the island of Oahu. |
Waimanalo, O'ahu |
HI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aha Punana Leo (APL) |
Project will support the reaccreditation of Aha Punana Leo’s (APL) statewide Hawaiian language medium early childhood education programs by the World Indigenous Nations Higher Education Consortium (WINHEC), providing for another 13-year indigenous early learning accreditation, and allow Aha Punana Leo to seek mainstream recognition of this accreditation within the state of Hawaii. With mainstream recognition for this accreditation, families sending their children to APL would be eligible for state child care subsidies through Hawaii’s Preschool Open Doors (POD) program, which requires participating child care providers to be accredited in order for families to receive financial assistance. |
Oahu, Maui, Hawaii Island, Molokai, Kauai |
HI |
$1,126,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hale Kipa |
Project will increase the community of parent leaders in Hawaii, create a parent leadership support group, and provide parent specific support through skill building, leadership, and coaching. Funding will also be used to establish a community based behavioral health clinic and assessment center, and it will allow for individual parenting skill and parent leadership classes to the community at large to increase knowledge of current issues and challenges involved with parenting a child. These classes will utilize culturally relevant programming. The request would support Hale Kipa in their efforts to create a financially self-sustaining behavioral health clinic and assessment center by allowing them to rely on a fee-for-service billing program.
Poverty impacts wellbeing and attention to certain supports and therapy can positively impact the future of the family and enhance wellbeing. Poverty adversely affects children’s mental health through family and community-level factors. Families living in poverty perience a unique array of stressors (such as food insecurity, housing problems). These stressors can increase parental risk for mental health problems and substance abuse, which can diminish their capacity to engage in positive parenting practices (such as warmth and responsiveness, nurturance, supervision) and increase the potential for child abuse and neglect. By establishing Hale Kipa as a Family Support Center for those in need, the goal is to be a hub of resource fulfillment. Activities such as job fairs, produce/dairy boxes giveaways, connections for childcare, group classes on professional writing for employment are just some of the activities that would help Participants meet their needs. Additionally, the clinical component of the program will assist with the assessment and support of mental health matters that impede skill development, learning and employment engagement. |
State-wide |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kalamapii PLAY School |
Funds a pilot program serving 70 preschool-aged students in Hilo Hawaii that combines therapy with preschool play to focus on collective learning and recovery from trauma. The program will demonstrate a model of providing cost-effective mental health preProject will allow for the incorporation of therapeutic support through an immersion model for keiki (children) who desperately need services and might not otherwise receive them—providing a cost-effective mental health prevention measure for children at a time when they are vulnerable to long-term mental health issues created by early childhood trauma. |
Hilo |
HI |
$197,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Hawaii Island |
Project will support an initiative to demonstrate the feasibility of breaking the cycle of intergenerational trauma by healing trauma caused by Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) among new parents with multiple ACEs and providing support to enable them to provide an ACE-free childhood for their young children. The purpose of this initiative is to demonstrate the efficacy of combining three evidence-based interventions, including 1) Healthy Families America family engagement and support; 2) the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) recommended Seeking Safety Intervention to treat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), substance use disorder (SUD), and mental health issues; and 3) the Circle of Security to promote mother-infant attachment for infant emotional health. By combining these three approaches, the goal is to demonstrate a two generation approach to break the cycle of trauma. Home visiting advocates will focus on serving the highest risk families and those most likely to enter child protective services. One hundred expectant or new parents with four or more ACEs will be enrolled in year one into the combined family support and treatment services aimed to reduce parental PTSD and behavioral health issues and to avert child abuse and neglect while promoting healthy emotional development of their infants. Initially program staff will conduct validated assessments for PTSD, SUD, mental health, and domestic violence. An independent evaluation accounts 30 percent of program cost. |
Hawaii Island, East Side of the County |
HI |
$1,102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kauai Planning and Action Alliance |
Funding will support program costs for a new family resource and teen center in Lihue, Kauai. The center will provide resource and referral services, parenting supports and early childhood development (parent-child interaction), financial empowerment classes, tutoring, computer coding classes, teen suicide and bullying prevention, teen support groups, makerspace activities, and mental health counseling. |
Lihue, Kauai |
HI |
$718,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii State Public Charter School Commission |
Project will support the development and dissemination of national tools for incorporating non-traditional metrics into charter school accountability—filling an urgent need to help charter schools and their authorizers make meaningful strides in post-COVID recovery by creating more adaptable, accessible, equitable, and community-responsive metrics to gauge school quality, helping to guide and accelerate student learning. The project brings together partners from four states (Hawaii, Colorado, Florida, and Missouri) with the National Association of Charter School Authorizers (NACSA) to pilot and create targeted state resources that are adaptable nationwide. It will also inform district and state conversations on school recovery and holistic measures of school quality. |
Honolulu, HI and Chicago, IL |
HI |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kumano I Ke Ala (KIKA) |
Project will support the development of K-12 school curriculum focused on natural resource management, traditional Hawaiian language and agriculture, and food production. Separately, the project will support the clearing of farmland for food production, which would allow for the creation of an outdoor classroom-like setting for K-12 students at nearby schools—including Waimea High School, which serves around 700 students in West Kauai. |
West Kaua?i |
HI |
$796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Teach for America (Hawaii Region) |
Project will provide support for 50 Summer LEAD fellows—including 25 early-career educators and 25 high school students from low-income communities on the island of Oahu and Hawaii Island—through leadership training, critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and networking as they work on a project impacting education, children, and low-income communities through a host employer—as well as stipends. Hawaii TFA will support fellows through leadership and professional development, regional trainings, networking sessions, and individual coaching sessions. |
O’ahu and Hawai’i Island |
HI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of HI, Office of Indigenous Innovation |
Project will support the creation of an Indigenous Data Science Sector Development Initiative (IDSSDI) based at the Indigenous Data Science Hub at Iole, which would address the need for diversification of Hawaii’s economy through the restoration of Indigenous agencies, including by 1) catalyzing growth of a high-tech workforce in the sustainability and climate adaptation and restoration economy sectors, 2) supporting Indigenous community organizations and youth in strengthening their unique competitive edge as data scientists and analysts, and 3) developing a reproducible and scalable model for other communities in the United States and elsewhere. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$2,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii, UH Cancer Center |
Project will support the construction of a new Early Phase Clinical Research Center (EPCRC) at the UH Cancer Center’s Kakaako campus on the island of Oahu, providing Hawaii’s cancer patients and families, including its diverse population of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders, with access to novel clinical trials across multiple disciplines that are currently only available on the U.S. mainland. |
UH Manoa (Kaka'ako Campus) and Statewide |
HI |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Honolulu |
Project will allow for the expansion of the YMCA’s Kupuna Wellness programming related to arthritis, fall prevention, and chronic disease management. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$389,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Honolulu |
Project will allow for the initiation and implementation of robust programming to improve overall wellness for children and adults most impacted by the pervasive negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. |
State-wide |
HI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Filipino Vet Recognition and Education Project |
The Filipino Veterans Recognition and Education Project (FilVetREP) was established in 2014 to address a glaring omission: the lack of historical awareness and recognition of the extraordinary contributions, heroism, and sacrifices of Filipino and Filipino American Veterans. FilVetREP is continuing these efforts with outreach and education. There is an urgency, due to the fading firsthand testimony of the Veterans as well as a need to ensure that American students, particularly those in middle and high school, understand this chapter in U.S. history. There is also a particular relevance to our current moment, as the past few years have seen an unsettling rise in anti-Asian hate, violence and xenophobia. Many states in response have passed resolutions supporting expansion of Asian American studies in college and K-12 curriculum, and FilVetREP seeks to support educators in meeting this goal as described below.
FilVetREP received FY 2022 funding for its project to build upon resources in Duty to Country and Under One Flag by creating expanded educational materials (lesson plans, explainers, activities, a graphic novel, and oral histories) readily available for educators to download at no cost and use in the classroom to teach students about the role of Filipino American Veterans in World War II and how the consequences of decisions made after this conflict greatly impacted civil rights in the decades after. Among other things, this funding will allow them to reach out to and partner with school districts, county offices of education, charter and private schools, and individual educators. |
Nation-wide |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hoola Na Pua |
Project will equip children and the educators and agencies who serve them with awareness, prevention, identification, and response training to prevent sex trafficking throughout Hawaii. Funding will be used to support onsite psychosocial clinical group activities to reduce revictimization, increase protective factors, and address trafficking prevention. Funding will also be aimed at serving children who have been trafficked or are at high risk for exploitation by pairing them with a trained and vetted mentor offering 1-to-1 life skills guidance such as academic support and fostering connections with therapists and other professionals as part of a Personalized Empowerment Plan. |
State-wide |
HI |
$739,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
To prevent the extinction of Hawaii’s critically endangered native forest birds by focusing on developing and scaling a new intervention to suppress invasive Culex quinquefasciatus (Cq) mosquitoes, which are the vector of avian malaria in Hawaii, by using Wolbachia, a type of bacteria naturally present in more than half of the world’s insects, to create incompatible mating events leading to the decline of the population of Cq mosquitoes and reduction of avian malaria infections for Hawaii’s native forest birds.
|
Maui County and Kauai County |
HI |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Department of Water Supply, County of Hawaii |
To construct a deep well beneath the basal lens at a location that reduces the infrastructure (tanks, transmission lines and related improvements) required to bring high quality water to development areas. Currently, the development of high-level sources are generally long distances from the development sites where the need for affordable housing is most needed.
|
County of Hawaii |
HI |
$2,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Department of Water Supply, County of Hawaii |
To replace large, under-registering meters to customers that use significant amounts of water. Accurate readings will result in proper billing to customers and provide the Department accurate data to reduce unaccounted water (water loss) while evaluating water systems for required annual water audits. Providing accurate billing information will also allow customers to evaluate their systems for inefficiencies or leaks.
|
County of Hawaii |
HI |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
Project will take a cost-effective, resilient approach to managing storm water impacts by installing two (2) types of GSI (i.e. biofiltration and tree box filters) to replace damaged and aging hardened storm drainage structures in the urban Honolulu area. The project will assess how effective locally produced engineered soil media and native vegetation can remove pollutants typically found in urban runoff. GSI incorporates natural elements into its designs through the use of vegetation, soils, sand and gravel to restore some of the natural hydrological processes in areas with dense storm water impacts caused by urbanization such as pavement and buildings.
|
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$679,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Department of Public Works, County of Kauai |
To serve as a prerequisite to system expansion ensuring system reliability that must be expanded to conform with State legislation to replace all cesspools in the state by 2050. Inspection ensures integrity of the collection and conveyance system, identifies areas requiring repair/replacement before expansion adds more raw effluent flow. |
County of Kauai |
HI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance |
To renovate and repair facilities used to educate and engage with the community on Hawaiian bird conservation. |
Volcano |
HI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
To fully fund the Maunawili Forest Legacy project on Oahu. The project will support climate resilience, cultural resources and practices, improve stream and wetland water quality, and sustain habitat for endangered water birds. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$3,605,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
To purchase equipment necessary to locate and remove species that prey on endangered plants and animals in priority areas. |
Statewide |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
To provide meaningful control of the invasive strawberry guava tree in Hawaii. |
Statewide |
HI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
To fund a habitat restoration and invasive species removal project. |
County of Maui |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
To fund a habitat restoration and fire prevention project that reduces erosion and protects coastal and nearshore habitats. |
County of Maui |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding to support enlargement of existing project features and mitigation requirements associated with the Yazoo Backwater Area Project. |
Multiple counties |
MS |
$14,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding to continue flood damage reduction, bank stabilization, and erosion control work associated with the Yazoo Basin, Delta Headwaters Project. |
Multiple counties |
MS |
$11,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for the rehabilitation of the City of Hattiesburg’s Wastewater Collection System. |
City of Hattiesburg, Forrest County |
MS |
$6,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for design and construction assistance for water and sewer system upgrades in the City of Gautier. |
City of Gautier, Jackson County |
MS |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for sewer and wastewater improvements for the City of Pearl. |
City of Pearl, Rankin County |
MS |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for design and construction assistance for sewer system rehabilitation activities in the City of Morton. |
City of Morton, Scott County |
MS |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for continued improvements to wastewater treatment and transport facilities in north Mississippi. |
DeSoto County |
MS |
$7,836,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for design and construction activities associated with the Jackson County Cedar Grove Stormwater Drainage Improvement Project in south Mississippi. |
Jackson County |
MS |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
36th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron |
Construct an Aeromedical Evacuation Training Facility with administrative, command and control, training, mission planning, medical skills lab, and storage space at Keesler Air Force Base. |
Biloxi |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for water and wastewater treatment improvements for the City of Jackson. |
City of Jackson, Hinds County |
MS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for additional dredging and surveys at Greenville Harbor. |
City of Greenville, Washington County |
MS |
$1,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for additional dredging and surveys at Vicksburg Harbor. |
City of Vicksburg, Warren County |
MS |
$1,242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for additional dredging and surveys at Rosedale Harbor. |
City of Rosedale, Bolivar County |
MS |
$1,687,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding to continue work on the Upper Yazoo Projects, a flood-risk reduction effort in the north-central Mississippi Delta. |
Multiple counties |
MS |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support to address shoreline erosion and bank sloughing at Okatibbee Lake. |
Lauderdale and Kemper counties |
MS |
$5,341,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support to study the feasibility of deepening and widening the federal navigation channel leading into and out of Gulfport Harbor. |
City of Gulfport, Harrison County |
MS |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for deferred operation and maintenance activities at Arkabutla Lake and its facilities. |
Tate and DeSoto counties |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for deferred operation and maintenance activities at Enid Lake and its facilities. |
Yalobusha, Panola and Lafayette counties |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for deferred operation and maintenance activities at Grenada Lake and its facilities. |
Grenada, Yalobusha and Calhoon counties |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Support for deferred operation and maintenance activities at Sardis Lake and its facilities. |
Panola, Lafayette and Marshall counties |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center |
Construct a permanent Projectile Penetration Research Facility (PPRF) to conduct projectile penetration testing for the Engineer Research and Development Center (Vicksburg, MS) Geotechnical and Structures Laboratory (GSL). |
Vicksburg |
MS |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Covington County Hospital |
This funding would help Covington County Hospital purchase telehealth equipment. |
Covington County |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Simpson General Hospital |
This funding would help Simpson General Hospital purchase telehealth equipment. |
Mendenhall |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Magee General Hospital |
This funding would help Magee General Hospital purchase telehealth equipment. |
Magee |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
Test and demonstration for new energy technologies. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
NRCS Mississippi |
Support for continued USDA NRCS Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations work to reduce flooding, erosion, and sediment damages in various authorized watersheds. |
Multiple counties. |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce |
Support to aid in land management efforts on agricultural and forestry lands. |
Statewide |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
APHIS - MS |
Support for USDA APHIS to assist state, local, and non-profit entities reduce fish-eating bird damage to Mississippi's farm-raised catfish industry. |
Statewide |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
Support for the Mississippi Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory System by improving ability to diagnose emerging bacterial and viral pathogens in mammals, poultry and fish. |
Statewide |
MS |
$735,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
To upgrade UMMC Police and Public Safety Department technology and equipment, including dispatch systems, cameras, and software. |
Jackson and Hinds County |
MS |
$755,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Gautier |
To upgrade law enforcement technology and equipment, including dispatch systems, radios, and cameras. |
City of Gautier |
MS |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Corrections |
To build and upgrade contraband cell phone interdiction systems at state correctional facilities. |
Sunflower County, Marshall County, Rankin County, Greene County, and Leake County |
MS |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi |
Design and produce an infrasound calibration tank and sensors. |
Oxford |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
The Bozeman-Reunion Crossing Interconnectivity System project would enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations through the region while providing a catalyst for future economic growth. |
Madison County |
MS |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Pre-construction activities for widening a 5-mile stretch of US Highway 51 to enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations through the region. |
DeSoto County |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Preparation for pre-construction activities for roadway improvements to a highly developed commercial corridor in order to enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations through the region. |
Oxford, MS |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rail Authority of East Mississippi |
The project will address critical infrastructure needs in rural southeast Mississippi. |
Lauderdale, Clarke, Wayne, Greene, and George Counties |
MS |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
The project will provide connectivity and improve safety throughout university campus. |
Cleveland |
MS |
$2,289,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Golden Triangle Regional Airport |
Renovate terminal to provide jet bridge access with compatibility for larger aircraft. |
Columbus |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Golden Triangle Regional Airport |
Renovate the airport-owned control tower operated by the FAA under the Contract Tower Program. |
Columbus |
MS |
$770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission |
Construction of a multi-user aero strip to increase air traffic. |
Hancock County |
MS |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Improvements to enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations throughout the area while providing a catalyst for future economic growth. |
City of Ridgeland |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
To support digital forensics training for small and rural jurisdictions. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jackson Municipal Airport Authority |
Renovate the terminal to revitalize the Hawkins Field National Historic Terminal Building.
|
Jackson |
MS |
$790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jackson County Airport Authority |
Construct a new concrete aircraft parking apron and connector taxiway.
|
Jackson County |
MS |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations through the region
|
George County
|
MS |
$1,855,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Construct a grade-separated pedestrian and bicycle bridge crossing over Lakeland Drive/US Highway 25 and connections to surrounding multi-use trails.
|
Jackson |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Provide a safe, efficient, and effective intermodal road/rail freight linkage between the Interstate 20 and US Highway 49. |
Pearl |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
Development of a data assembly hub for uncrewed systems to support NOAA missions. |
City of Hattiesburg, Forrest County |
MS |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hattiesburg-Laurel Regional Airport |
Replace sequencing flashing lights to increase safety
|
Jones County |
MS |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
Expand the capacity and capability of the airport to meet growing demands
|
Oxford |
MS |
$9,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rosedale-Bolivar County Port Commission |
The project will restore an existing rail line to provide significant resiliency benefits for the entire regional freight network. |
Rosedale |
MS |
$10,662,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Extend existing pedestrian and cycling infrastructure to connect to the surrounding community. |
Starkville |
MS |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
The project would enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations throughout university campus. |
Starkville |
MS |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
Design and develop testing environments for unmanned aerial systems. |
Starkville |
MS |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
To support advanced and specialized training in digital forensics. |
Starkville |
MS |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Improve transportation and water infrastructure to improve safety through a heavily-trafficked area. |
Starkville |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Columbus |
This project will fund the demolition of targeted blighted areas and dilapidated properties in the City of Columbus, Mississippi.
|
Columbus |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hinds Community College |
This project will relocate the Hinds County WIN Job Center to the Jackson Campus of Hinds Community College to provide greater access to expanded services for low-income, underserved citizens of Mississippi’s capital city.
|
Hinds County |
MS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brooksville |
This project will allow for the acquisition and renovation of the buildings in downtown Brooksville.
|
Brooksville |
MS |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors |
This project will provide storm-resistant community centers in underserved, largely minority rural communities in Oktibbeha County to provide meeting space for community organizations to meet. |
Oktibbeha County |
MS |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greene County Board of Supervisors |
This project will demolish and dispose of an abandoned county-owned 125,000-square-foot industrial building and rehabilitate the five-acre county-owned site for future use. |
Greene County
|
MS |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Panola County |
This project will complete the Concourse Workforce Training Center, a multi-phase project to make an existing facility suitable for industry-driven workforce training programs, including to the growing electric vehicle sector.
|
Panola County
|
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gautier |
This project will finalize a health and wellness initiative to provide low-income, minority residents of the City of Gautier a safe place to conduct a multiple recreational activities.
|
Gautier |
MS |
$935,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
The project will provide traffic congestion relief, improve safety and increase quality of life. |
Meridian |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi State University |
One of the goals of the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station is to provide technical, creative, and educational service to the food industry, entrepreneurs, and regional communities through research that focuses on food innovations, quality, safety, and sustainability. These student-driven “innovate services” will include concept ideation, proposing business and marketing strategies, product development, preference evaluation, and food safety and regulatory considerations. In short, a think tank and sounding board that attack a food innovation concept or problem from multiple angles. In the current framework of revisioning food science at Mississippi State University towards a larger food innovation platform, funds from this initiative would be used to renovate existing food pilot plant facilities and a former meat science laboratory into creative spaces to conduct more directive food products research and testing, serve a clientele-base needing food innovation advice and expertise, and to train future culinologists how to do food products research. Funds would also be used to support ground-floor projects as testbeds for product development, and faculty/student/stakeholder engagement through challenges to create new or improved food products from regionally important commodities. |
Starkville |
MS |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi State University |
Mississippi State University Libraries is the home of the Ulysses S. Grant Association and the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library. Since its headquarters were moved to Mississippi State in 2009, the Grant Association and the Grant Collection has seen exceptional growth with donations from a wide array of Grant collectors and Grant descendants who saw the excellent work being conducted in support of preserving Grant’s legacy and providing greater access to the Collection through digitization. Further, the Grant Collection has been used by numerous scholars including Ron Chernow for his #1 New York Times bestselling books Grant and Ronald C. White for his New York Times Bestselling book American Ulysses: A Life of Ulysses S. Grant. To date, the Museum has hosted nearly 20,000 visitors.
MSU is overwhelmed with the outstanding support in FY 22 for this important facility and the legacy role it will serve. Given the rapid inflation that has occurred since initial project submission and the corresponding increases in the construction cost, this funding will ensure the original design can be constructed as planned.
|
Starkville |
MS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Mississippi |
Led by the University of Mississippi, the Mississippi Small Business Development Center (MS-SBDC) is launching the Center for Growth, New Markets, Innovation, and Cyber Awareness, which will connect resources to assist Mississippi small businesses and create an innovative approach to entrepreneurial economic development.
Working with Mississippi State University, the Center will also pilot a Hub to support the objectives of the Mississippi Cyber Initiative for training, education, and workforce development. The Hub for Cyber Awareness will be a museum-like, self-directed experience and open to the public. The Hub will include virtual reality, interactive displays, and education activities. The experience will inform participants about the fundamental safety recommendations for protecting cell phones, personal computers, home video equipment, and the growing number of connected devices used in our homes and businesses. The Hub will offer guest speakers and more advanced training opportunities for small business on topics such as responding to a ransomware attack or meeting federal and industrial contract requirements for cybersecurity. Most importantly, this initiative will provide a successful model to help Mississippi small businesses be proactive in addressing cybersecurity issues.
|
Oxford |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi State University |
The high-rate manufacturing training academy will provide hands-on training using robotic and machining for high schools and workforce development programs. |
Starkville |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
CURATION, DIGITIZATION, CATALOGUING, EDITING, AND ONLINE PORTAL
$337K TOTAL
1) THE 16MM FILM AND 35MM SLIDE COLLECTIONS
Transfer of films to a 4K digital format
$175,000
The RML holds approximately 175,000 feet of 16mm film original films, many of which visually document groundbreaking surgical procedures done right here at UMMC. While they are currently in archivally safe storage, the nature of the 16mm format is to decay over time. For that reason, it is essential to digitize and save these films from historic oblivion. Current rates for 4K transfer to digital files range from .40 cents to $1 per foot. We are asking for $175,000 to professionally transfer what our medical professionals and historian deem the most important of these films. Other associated costs are as follows:
$10K for contract medical consultation
Professional medical review of the films to determine
• Which are of the greatest historical value
• Which should have narration added to describe the surgical techniques capture film
• Which are initially most important for public display
$20K
Writing narration and recording of voiceovers by a medical professional to describe the surgical procedures as they unfold on screen.
$10K
Editing the narration to coincide with the silent images in order make them accessible in an online format to researchers and the general public and editing short clips as highlights for online promotion of the larger collection
$6K
The Dr. Peter Blake Photographic Collection documenting UMMC from 1955 to 1985 (6339 35mm slides) Transfer @approximately .80 per slide
2) THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE ORAL HISTORY PROJECT
$26,000 TOTAL
Digitization of approximately 29 oral histories featuring physicians instrumental in the development of UMMC and recorded between 2000 and 2010 $1K
Transcription of these oral histories $2K
Editing of the full oral histories as well as highlight clips $10K
Online sharing of these histories on a dedicated web page $3K
Continued production of oral histories with key figures in Mississippi medicine, some of whom are over 85 years old $10,000 over three years
3) CURATORIAL PROJECTS
$90,000 Personnel Cost
Curation of the Wilbur Parsons Papers
Curation of the Dr. Julius Cruse Collection
Curation of artifacts from the COVID-19 Pandemic and its impact on Mississippi health care
WEST STREET ARCHIVE EXPANSION
$3.65M TOTAL
The University of Mississippi Medical Center’s Rowland Medical Library currently maintains a satellite archival space located on UMMC’s West Street Facility on the grounds of the Old Farmers’ Market.
This over 8000 sq. ft. space houses physical books the library is required to maintain for accreditation purposes and a small portion is currently being retrofit to house the collection of human remains being exhumed on the Asylum Hill Cemetery site. With the expected exhumation of approximately 4000 sets of human remains from the Asylum Cemetery, however, it will be necessary to add to the climate-controlled, video monitored secure area adjacent to the current RML space. The current area will accommodate only about 500 sets of remains in standard archival bone boxes in additional to the journals and books that UMMC is required to maintain.
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION BUDGET BREAKDOWN:
$1.9M structural remediation of the building (reinforcement of weight bearing supports, replacement of rafters, etc.)
$1.2M complete removal and replacement of roofing material
$400K exterior weather proofing
$100K utilities/infrastructure
$50K new bathroom
$3.65M Total
|
Jackson |
MS |
$3,987,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
CONTINUED DATABASE AND WEB INTERFACE DEVELOPMENT FOR IMPROVED DIGITAL ACCESS
$310K
The AHP is currently developing a database under a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant, but needs additional funding to complete the data input for the thousands of public records from the Asylum’s 80-year history, many of which have been discovered since the NEH funding was awarded. Such data input is complex because formats and information evolved over the life of the Asylum. For this reason, consistent, paid personnel are needed to complete this task. The resulting database will be useful not only to scholars, but also to the general public, particularly the descendant community. This funding would also support:
• Continued consultation with database professionals and UMMC Division of Information Services on best practices for database development $80K
• Online digital storage and management $30K
• Contract services with four historic data professionals for database input and with two IT profals for ongoing web interface updates. $200K
OUTDOOR PUBLIC EXHIBIT AND MEMORIAL
$280K
The evolution of the Asylum Hill Project has greatly increased the interest in the history of the State Asylum. Scholars working with the project have uncovered thousands of pages of documents that were thought not to exist. The current historical work has underlined the need for a public exhibition about the history of the Old Asylum (1855 to 1935). Although many people make assumptions about the quality of care in such an institution, the real story is as complicated and nuanced as is Mississippi itself. An outdoor exhibit could serve as both an educational and memorialization tool—and one that helps destigmatize mental illness.
The exhibition we envision is similar to the one in the photos below, but would be on a yet-to-be determined outdoor site on the UMMC campus. There is a similar exhibit at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science, developed and installed by Minotaur Mazes, a company in Florida. They ve developed a bid for our project including research, design, construction, and installation for $250K. The project could be complete one year from its start date.
Additional funding ($30K) would be used for dirt work, site preparation, and development of access plans (parking) so that the exhibition would be easily accessible to the general public.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL OUTREACH AND EDUCATION
$110K
The exhumation of the individuals buried in the Asylum Cemetery is a monumental task, but one that is in line with UMMC’s missions. In addition to the small staff of archaeologists and technicians who will work on the exhumations, the project also hopes to engage community members, not only by informing them about history, but also about archaeology. In the last decade, there have been no excavations similar to the one planned for the Asylum Cemetery in the United States, and the AHP is uniquely positioned to attract a new generation of archaeologists to Mississippi. Through outreach across the country, but particularly in high schools, community colleges and universities, we hope to attract students who are under-represented in the field of archaeology and nurture professional aspirations of those who would likely never be exposed to these career opportunities. Funding is needed for more robust communications and outreach efforts, specifically for contract staff who would consult and coordinate outreach for the project.
• Contract outreach staff $90K
• Travel for national outreach $20K
PRODUCTION OF A DOCUMENTARY PODCAST
$30K
While the original archival resources for the history of mental health care in Mississippi are vast, they will not be readily available through the AHP’s work for at least another two years. Meanwhile, the AHP would like to produce a podcast that would cover important historical highlights gleaned from archival sources. Podcasting is a perfect platform to reach a wide audience and bring more awareness to an often misunderstood period in the development of ntal health care in our state and around the country. The funding would provide contract audio and editing personnel, audio equipment, editing software, hosting fees, outreach consultation, and additional funds for design and maintenance of a dedicated web page.
PURCHASE OF 3D FIELD SCANNERS
$24K
Current Asylum Hill funding does not include a recently developed tool for efficient data collection during archaeological fieldwork: the hand-held 3D scanner. Purchase of at least two of these scanners ($12K each) would greatly enhance the efficiency and educational possibilities for the project. The use of 3D modelling could also make resources available online to researchers as well as mitigate the issue of over-handling of original skeletal remains.
|
Jackson |
MS |
$754,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Jackson State University |
The proposal seeks funding to establish the JSU Center for Supply Chain Management. The
Center will support student engagement, research and strategic corporate engagement surround
issues related to Global Supply Chain and International Trade Relations. The Center seeks to take
advantage of Mississippi’s business thriving climate and logistical advantages to position Jackson
State and the State of Mississippi as leaders in this rapidly growing field. The Center will provide
short and long term training to students and interested business constituents to improve supply
chain infrastructure and promote sustainability. |
Jackson |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Mississippi |
This project seeks to engage communities to change the substance-use ecosystem in Mississippi by creating and sustaining a decrease in youth substance use facilitated through the William Magee Center. |
Oxford |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
This project will expand the Thad Cochran Research, Technology and Economic Development Park. |
Starkville |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Scenic Rivers Development Alliance |
This funding will assist Scenic Rivers Development Alliance rural development efforts to boost tourism, jobs, education, and economic development in a rural, underserved region of Southwest Mississippi. |
Franklin County |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Catholic Charities, Inc. |
Healing Hearts Family Counseling seeks to provide drug prevention for our youth located in the Delta of Mississippi. |
Jackson |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi State University |
Funding for substance abuse programs. |
Mississippi State |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
Support planning and design of a segment of Interstate 69 from SR 304 to Arkabutla.
|
Tunica County |
MS |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rankin County |
The project will construct a grade-separated bridge and lane addition to accommodate commuters and improve safety. |
Rankin County |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
This project will provide additional water volume and redundancy to the existing UMMC campus potable water system by connecting a new water tower to the existing domestic water system and treatment facility. |
Jackson |
MS |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hattiesburg |
This project will improve and repurpose two buildings in downtown Hattiesburg. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$4,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sand Creek Wastewater Authority, Lee County, MS |
This project will allow Sand Creek Wastewater Authority to increase its capacity to accommodate future growth. |
Lee County |
MS |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Dominic's Jackson Memorial Hospital |
For facilities and equipment to improve stroke care. |
Hinds County |
MS |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Manna Ministries Inc |
This project will support a statewide program focused on preventing and reducing the incidence of maltreatment of children. |
Picayune County, Pearl River County |
MS |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
This project will renovate space at the Children's Hospital to house a inpatient program to serve adolescents with serious behavioral health needs. |
Hinds County |
MS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
This funding will provide mental health support along a continuum of care for caregivers of high-risk children before and after delivery. |
Hinds County |
MS |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
This project will create a telehealth service that can provide students at universities across the state with access to mental health care. |
Hinds County |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi's Toughest Kids Foundation |
This project will fund construction and equipment for a medical center at this residential enrichment program for children and adults with complex medical needs. |
Copiah County |
MS |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rush Health Systems (Ochsner Rush Health as of August 2022) |
This funding will provide for remote telemetry monitoring technology at four critical access hospitals in East Central Mississippi. |
Clarke, Kemper, Newton, Scott and Lauderdale Counties |
MS |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Simpson Community Healthcare, Inc. |
This project will include facilities renovations and equipment at Simpson General Hospital. |
Mendenhall |
MS |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covington County Hospital |
This project will provide for facilities renovations and equipment at Covington County Hospital. |
Collins |
MS |
$8,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Magee Benevolent Association |
This project will provide for facilities renovations and equipment at Magee General Hospital. |
Magee |
MS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jackson Area Federal Credit Union |
This funding will strengthen financial knowledge of children and families by providing education and tools for financial behavior modification. |
Jackson |
MS |
$292,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Forrest County General Hospital |
This project will fund the construction of a new facility for the Pearl River County Hospital, a critical access hospital in Poplarville. |
Poplarville |
MS |
$8,773,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Canopy Children’s Solutions |
This funding will provide support for educational opportunities for children and youth facing mental health, behavioral and educational challenges. |
Jackson, Hattiesburg and Ridgeland |
MS |
$524,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Canopy Children’s Solutions |
This project will provide professional development in mental health and substance abuse services to teachers and staff in four Jackson area public schools, as well as advanced training for therapists at Canopy Children's Solutions. |
Jackson |
MS |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Canopy Children’s Solutions |
This project will provide funding for facilities upgrades and equipment for a non-profit children's mental and behavior health services provider. |
Jackson |
MS |
$916,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
For improving access to resources and services. |
Statewide |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
For expansion of services for individuals with disabilities. |
Starkville |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
This project will provide support for high school teachers to earn a STEM Education Certificates and further their education to benefit their students. |
Hattiesburg and Long Beach |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
The Center for STEM Education will expand, design, and provide a larger array of K12 STEM education learning opportunities in-person, online, on-campus, and in the community. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta State University |
This project helps rural STEM teachers implement inquiry-based activities using a cooperative approach.
|
Cleveland |
MS |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta State University |
This project utilizes the university radio station to provide available courses in modern multi-media and broadcast skills to enhance potential career opportunities for students.
|
Cleveland |
MS |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
Support for a credentialed training program.
|
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$1,211,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
Support for a cybersecurity training program.
|
Hattiesburg and Gulfport |
MS |
$4,249,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hinds Community College |
The purpose of this project is to provide greater exposure to cutting-edge technology for aviation students, contributing to a technologically-advanced talent pipeline for aviation-related careers.
|
Raymond |
MS |
$519,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hinds Community College |
The purpose of this project is to provide greater exposure to some of the most advanced agriculture technology for agriculture and technology students, contributing to a technologically-advanced talent pipeline for agriculture-related careers.
|
Raymond |
MS |
$31,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
To provide a comprehensive state-of-the-art Early Childhood Center where Clinical and Educational services are integrated for all children from birth to six years of age. |
Oxford, MS |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
The project will provide intensive, collaborative, and ongoing professional learning designed to increase teacher practice so teachers can grow students’ reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. |
Lafayette, Forrest, and Oktibbeha Counties — serving the entire state |
MS |
$1,291,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
The purpose of this project is to create the best possible learning environment for accountancy, taxation, and data analytics for students. |
Oxford, MS |
MS |
$6,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
This project uses targeted reading instruction for elementary students to improve reading outcomes and reduce academic stress.
|
Lafayette County — partnering with recognized Mississippi Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (MS CGLR) communities across the state to implement the project. |
MS |
$1,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reclaimed Project |
This project will allow students to thrive in the Mississippi Delta by receiving a more focused education with a stronger curriculum and highly qualified teachers. |
Quitman County |
MS |
$185,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Children's Museum |
This project will provide tutoring, innovative literacy programs, STEM education, and social and emotional support to children. |
Jackson, MS |
MS |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Children's Museum - Meridian |
This project will provide tutoring, innovative literacy programs, STEM education, and social and emotional support to children. |
Meridian |
MS |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Meridian Community College |
This project will provide training and educational programs specifically focused on preparing the workforce for jobs in automotive technology, diesel technology, and aviation technology. |
Meridian/Lauderdale County |
MS |
$615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Navigator Credit Union |
This funding will expand financial education and literacy for children and families. |
Harrison and Jackson Counties |
MS |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi's Toughest Kids Foundation |
For improving access to services for individuals with disabilities. |
Copiah County |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Archives and History |
To restore Historic Jefferson College as part of the establishment of a regional preservation field school at the site. |
Natchez |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Archives and History |
To revitalize the Grand Village of the Natchez Indians site with an Interpretive Center to more accurately portray the history and encourage more historical/cultural tourism to the region. |
Natchez |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rowan Oak |
For restoration activities on the grounds of Rowan Oak. |
Oxford |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
Support for an Automated Guided Vehicles (AVG) training program. |
Starkville |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ambition Prep |
To support educational advances through the purchasing of curriculum and educational tools |
Hinds County |
MS |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clarksdale Collegiate |
To support educational advances through the purchasing of curriculum and educational tools |
Coahoma County |
MS |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Leflore Legacy Academy |
To support educational advances through the purchasing of curriculum and educational tools |
Carroll County |
MS |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Midtown Public Charter School |
To support educational advances through the purchasing of curriculum and educational tools |
Hinds County |
MS |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pearl River Community College |
Support for an aviation aerospace training program. |
Hancock County |
MS |
$3,570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aberdeen High School |
Support for aviation and aerospace training programs. |
Aberdeen |
MS |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Skills Foundation |
Support for an IT training program. |
State Wide |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi School of the Arts |
Support college and career readiness programming for students to earn an associate's degree while enrolled in upper-level high school classes.
|
Brookhaven |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Schools for the Deaf and the Blind |
These funds will support students to close the gap of learning loss related to the pandemic and general learning delays related to visual impairment/blindness and language delays for those who are hard of hearing or deaf. |
Jackson |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Smith County School District |
This project will focus on educating and training children about agriculture. |
Smith County |
MS |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science |
This project will expand capacity for additional students. |
Columbus |
MS |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Mississippi |
Archives and Special Collections in the University of Mississippi Libraries has a large number of audiovisual (AV) materials documenting Mississippi’s diverse cultural heritage and history. Our audiovisual collections include important recordings of Mississippi’s blues musicians, politicians, visual artists, the Civil Rights Movement, and much more. This project will make this content accessible by digitizing our AV formats (16 and 35mm film, Beta tape, U-Matic, VHS, DAT, audiocassette, open-reel audio tape, and more), creating the metadata to make this content discoverable, and creating transcriptions of the content to make the digitized material compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). |
Oxford |
MS |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians |
To replace Tucker's current aging water treatment plant to ensure health and safety through clean, potable drinking water. |
Neshoba County |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jackson, MS |
Support for wastewater improvements for the City of Jackson. |
City of Jackson |
MS |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clinton |
Support for wastewater improvements for the Cities of Clinton and Raymond, and the Town of Bolton. |
Clinton/Raymond/Bolton in western Hinds County |
MS |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Crawford |
Support for water and wastewater improvements for the Town of Crawford. |
Town of Crawford |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Point |
Support for water and wastewater improvements for the City of West Point. |
City of West Point |
MS |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ridgeland |
Support for water and wastewater improvements for the City of Ridgeland. |
City of Ridgeland |
MS |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pelahatchie |
Support for wastewater improvements for the Town of Pelahatchie. |
Town of Pelahatchie |
MS |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Byram |
Support for clean water supply improvements for the City of Byram. |
City of Byram |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
USGS |
Continued support for the monitoring program for irrigation water-use for the Mississippi Alluvial Plain. |
Multiple Counties |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To continue construction of the MKARNS deepening project |
445 miles of the Arkansas River from the Mississippi River to the Tulsa Ports of Catoosa (15 miles east of Tulsa, Oklahoma) |
AR |
$100,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To continue and accelerate critical maintenance work on locks and dams on the MKARNS. |
Arkansas River between Broken Arrow and Fort Coffee |
OK |
$24,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To convert open canal to pipe to better conserve water for irrigation |
Altus |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To replace embankment toe drain pipes and to rehabilitate low-flow and wet well gates at Skiatook Lake |
Osage County |
OK |
$8,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To construct two new emergency gates and lifting beam |
Woodward County |
OK |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Phase 2 of the replacement of embankment toe drain pipes |
Osage County |
OK |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To rehabilitate main spillway tainter hoists |
Cherokee County |
OK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To rehabilitate wet well, domestic water, and low flow gates |
Oklahoma County |
OK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To begin preconstruction, engineering and design on the Arkansas River Corridor Project. |
Tulsa County |
OK |
$1,903,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Tulsa |
To investigate produced water cleaning, conditioning, and desalination. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Tulsa |
To conduct research and experimentation in surface transportation of CO2 through pipelines, injection of CO2 into wells, and flow assurance of carbon capture and storage (CCS) with results that can be transformed to industry use. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Tulsa |
Emphasize the use of existing pipeline infrastructure within research and technology development and demonstration for H2 flow in pipes and blending studies and for pipeline safety and integrity. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Tulsa |
Create a platform on which to build and test state-of-the-art cyber security tools to further improve resiliency in the U.S. power grid. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA-ARS, Southern Plains Range Research Station |
This project would provide updates and repairs to the physical structure, climate control systems and shading system in the west greenhouse at the Woodward, Oklahoma, Agricultural Research Service (ARS) facility. |
Woodward |
OK |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA-ARS, Southern Plains Range Research Station |
This project would provide repair and replacement upgrades for several systems in the main office and laboratory facilities at the Woodward, Oklahoma, Agricultural Research Service (ARS) facility. |
Woodward |
OK |
$1,019,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA ARS - Grazinglands Research Laboratory |
The purpose of this project is to resurface and provide repairs to paved and gravel roads at the Agriculture Research Service’s (ARS) Grazinglands Research Laboratory (GRL) in El Reno, Oklahoma. |
El Reno |
OK |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA ARS - Hydraulic Engineering Research Unit |
The purpose of this project is to address the deferred maintenance of a model building and associated volumetric tank facility, as well as four research support facilities, at the Agricultural Research Service’s (ARS) Hydraulic Engineering Research Unit (HERU) in Stillwater, Oklahoma. |
Stillwater |
OK |
$654,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA ARS - Hydraulic Engineering Research Unit |
The purpose of this project is to adapt the siphon system at the Agricultural Research Service’s (ARS) Hydraulic Engineering Research Unit (HERU) in Stillwater, Oklahoma, to the rehabilitation of Lake Carl Blackwell Dam currently under design by Oklahoma State University. |
Stillwater |
OK |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wheat, Peanut, and Other Field Crops Research Unit |
This project will address deferred maintenance needs at the Stillwater WPOFCRU ARS Facility, including the facility’s greenhouses, plant science main laboratory, and headhouses. |
Stillwater |
OK |
$4,177,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma State University |
To design and build the technological tools to achieve methane conversion from plumes |
Stillwater |
OK |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
OSU Center for Health Sciences |
This project would support the acquisition of forensic DNA laboratory equipment and allow Oklahoma State University (OSU) to better support regional law enforcement agencies in processing DNA evidence. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$497,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma State University |
To develop and deploy an integrated water monitoring system in Oklahoma |
Stillwater |
OK |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of 1.8 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Muskogee County |
OK |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of 3.75 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Payne County |
OK |
$4,796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of 3 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Pontotoc County |
OK |
$8,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of 5 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Bryan County |
OK |
$6,880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of 5.4 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Roger Mills County |
OK |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of 2.1 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Cotton County |
OK |
$6,104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of 0.79 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Delaware County |
OK |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of 0.78 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Delaware County |
OK |
$4,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of 4 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Harper County |
OK |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Operational improvements to 2.47 miles of a 4 lane roadway. |
Texas County |
OK |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Add additional capacity, 4 lanes to 6, on I-35, a nationwide freight corridor. |
Love and McClain Counties |
OK |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Completion of planning activities and acquire necessary right of way for improvements to upgrade US-412. |
Noble, Payne, Pawnee, Osage, Tulsa, Rogers, Mayes, Delaware Counties |
OK |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Complete at-grade crossing safety improvements |
Oklahoma, Logan, Payne, Noble, Kay Counties |
OK |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Preconstruction activities for safety improvements to highway exit 65 to allow for greater on/off access from I-40 in Clinton. |
Custer and Washita Counties |
OK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Improvements to the approximately one mile corridor along Garth Brooks Boulevard between Vandament Avenue and NW 10th St in Yukon |
Yukon |
OK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
FISTA Trust Development Authority |
This request would fund construction of a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) in Lawton |
Lawton |
OK |
$2,202,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Guthrie |
To construct and equip a fire station in the City of Guthrie |
Logan County |
OK |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northern Oklahoma College |
To construct, install, and update five elevators in five historic buildings of Northern Oklahoma College in Enid. |
Enid |
OK |
$1,103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Altus |
Site preparation for future complex to benefit residents of Altus |
Altus |
OK |
$1,255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust |
To construct a new air traffic control tower at Tulsa International Airport to provide a safe, functional, reliable facility for air traffic control services. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Oklahoma |
To construct a new air traffic control tower. |
Norman |
OK |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Guthrie |
to reconfigure and expand the main apron. |
Guthrie |
OK |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ardmore |
To widen a portion of the parallel taxiway to 75-ft to accommodate larger aircraft |
Ardmore |
OK |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma City Airport Trust |
For phase 2 pavement reconstruction of runway 13/31 at Will Rogers World Airport |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$6,913,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lawton Metropolitan Area Airport Authority |
Renovations and expansions to the existing terminal facility. |
Lawton |
OK |
$4,976,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stillwater |
Rehabilitation of the parallel taxiway serving Runway 4-22 at Stillwater Regional Airport. |
Stillwater |
OK |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Enid Woodring Regional Airport |
Rehabilitation of the main parking apron at Enid Woodring Regional Airport and to reconfigure it to accommodate more aircraft/increase safety. |
Enid |
OK |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma City Airport Trust |
Construction of a perimeter security fence at Wiley Post Airport to provide enhanced security and wildlife management. |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$4,004,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City Of Ada |
Rehabilitation of Runway 18/36 at Ada Regional Airport |
Ada |
OK |
$3,410,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stillwater |
To construct a new air traffic control tower. |
Stillwater |
OK |
$8,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Development of a multimodal transportation plan for Southwest Oklahoma. |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
OK |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Preconstruction activity on improvements to Electric Avenue in McAlester. |
McAlester |
OK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Preconstruction activity on improvements to 9th Street in Broken Arrow. |
Broken Arrow |
OK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Preconstruction activity for improvements to Sooner Road and 19th Street in Guthrie. |
Guthrie |
OK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Repair and upgrade the rail line between Midwest City and
Shawnee. |
Shawnee |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of moorings on the MKARNS and replacement of obsolete anchors. |
Muskogee County |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Construction of a multi-modal extension of West 51st Street under US-75 in Tulsa. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Reconstruction of the at-grade rail crossing of SH-37 to a grade-separated intersection in Moore |
Moore |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transporation |
Highway improvements to US-283 and US-62 in Altus |
Jackson County |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Tinker Air Force Base |
This project will be crucial to ensuring the interoperability of the E-7 fleet between the military services and allies. With the Air Force's decision to pursue the E-7 Wedgetail to replace the aging E-3 fleet made after the commencement of the FY23 budget cycle it is vital the Air Force have the capability to support testing, training and operations of their only Airborne Warning and Control Systems platform. Concurrent funding for the E-7 aircraft and planning and design funds for the E-7 Operations Center will ensure that the Air Force’s newest asset is capable of meeting mission and training needs that are not currently achievable within the existing E-3 Operations Center. |
Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma City |
OK |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Tinker Air Force Base |
Tinker Air Force Base supports corrosion control efforts for multiple aircraft and has been designated source of corrosion control maintenance for the KC-46A Pegasus aircraft. Corrosion control efforts are part of depot maintenance and ensures aircraft are properly and efficiently maintained. This project provides for one corrosion control dock toward the total of four corrosion control docks required for the currently proposed Air Force KC-46A Pegasus inventory. |
Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma City |
OK |
$114,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Tinker Air Force Base |
Tinker Air Force Base supports depot maintenance for multiple aircraft and has been designated as the location for KC-46A programmed depot maintenance. Depot maintenance ensures aircraft are properly and efficiently maintained. This project provides for two additional depot maintenance docks toward the total of eight program depot maintenance docks required for the currently proposed Air Force KC-46A inventory. Engine run up pads will support aircraft engine tests up to full throttle, which is a requirement in the depot maintenance process. |
Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma City |
OK |
$90,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Tinker Air Force Base |
The 10th Flight Test Squadron supports the flight testing of multiple aircraft weapon systems completing depot maintenance at Tinker Air Force Base. This facility will be of adequate configuration to provide the proper number of offices, classroom/conference room, storage, oxygen and parachute maintenance, bathrooms, locker and showers, and shop work areas for forty-three full-time and eighteen part-time personnel. This project will provide a properly sized and configured space for mission planning, scheduling, pilot and operator work areas, along with storage and locker room facilities. |
Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma City |
OK |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Sill |
Additional funding for this project will ensure the Army can provide quality training to soldiers and prevents trainee's from being split geographically between existing locations in the historic district and those of the newly completed Phase I of this project. Lack of funding for the completion of Phase 2 will defeat the intent and purpose of an AIT Complex to focus on efficient Soldier training without distraction. The isolation of half the unit in inadequate distant housing will likely create loss of cohesion, disrupting the AIT instruction for 50 percent of the population and compromising the quality of Field Artillery training at Fort Sill.
|
Fort Sill, Lawton |
OK |
$85,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
McAlester Army Ammunition Plant |
Additional funding to complete this project allows the Army to ensure adequate and proper facilities for employees in their work to disassemble munitions. Without this project, employees will be subject to the risks of exposure to TNT and other chemicals in decommissioning obsolete general purpose munitions |
MCAAP, McAlester |
OK |
$39,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Oklahoma |
To expand the National Weather Center facilities at the University of Oklahoma |
Norman |
OK |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology |
The purpose of this project is to adapt extended reality into realistic and immersive virtual training environments for students at Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology (OSUIT). |
Okmulgee |
OK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rose State College |
The purpose of this project is to expand aerospace and STEM education opportunities for K-12 students in Oklahoma through the development of aerospace training curriculum and Teach-the-Teacher STEM Training. |
Midwest City |
OK |
$96,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rose State College |
The purpose of this project is to create a more affordable option for Oklahoma City metro area residents and students to receive FAA Pilot’s License Certifications. |
Midwest City |
OK |
$253,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-America Christian University |
Mid-America Christian University (MACU) will strengthen and expand opportunities for hands-on experience in STEM education by establishing a multipurpose Science Center. |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$714,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma State University |
The purpose of this project is to meet the immediate and long-term needs of key workforce areas in Tulsa, Oklahoma City and across the state by expanding degree offerings at Oklahoma State University (OSU) campuses. |
Stillwater |
OK |
$2,518,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rose State College |
The purpose of this project is to expand Rose State College’s workforce certification offerings in order to further equip students to fill cybersecurity and software programming needs in the Oklahoma City region. |
Midwest City |
OK |
$235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College |
The purpose of this project is to upgrade technologies integral to students’ safety and quality-of-life through the purchase and installment of new security cameras across campus. |
Miami |
OK |
$711,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc |
The Best Buddies in Oklahoma Inclusion Project will reduce social barriers by fostering meaningful friendships and social connections between students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their typical peers. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$244,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Canadian |
To replace 40-year old mechanical wastewater plant with pond/lagoons system |
Canadian |
OK |
$1,599,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Porter Public Works Authority |
This project would bring the wastewater treatment plant into compliance by constructing a new disinfection facility. |
Porter |
OK |
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma |
This project would provide upgrades to the classrooms and data center within Troutt Hall on USAO’s campus. |
Chickasha |
OK |
$117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rose State College |
The purpose of this project is to redesign Rose State College’s Engineering Technology associate’s degree to equip students to better match the economic needs of the region. |
Midwest City |
OK |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Corn Public Works Authority |
This project would replace 5 sections of sewer lines. |
Corn |
OK |
$216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Corn Public Works Authority |
To rehabilitate the wastewater lagoons. |
Corn |
OK |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cleveland County Rural Water District #1 |
To extend drinking water service to an underserved area. |
Cleveland County |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Maysville Municipal Authority |
To construct a new water treatment plant. |
Maysville |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oilton Public Works Authority |
To make improvements to the water treatment plant. |
Oilton |
OK |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Barnsdall Public Works Authority |
To replace the spillway at Waxhoma Dam. |
Barnsdall |
OK |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Barnsdall Public Works Authority |
To upgrade the water treatment plant. |
Barnsdall |
OK |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wewoka Public Works Authority |
To conduct planning work for dam rehab at Wewoka Lake. |
Wewoka |
OK |
$68,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Perkins Public Works Authority |
To replace a sewer line. |
Perkins |
OK |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Oklahoma Blood Institute |
Develop a clinical grade Cellular and Gene Therapy Products Facility (CGTx). |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Watonga Public Works Authority |
To construct a new ion exchange plant to assist with nitrate removal. |
Watonga |
OK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stilwell Memorial Hospital |
Stilwell Memorial is requesting $1,000,000 to construct and implement a dual
diagnosis inpatient facility to meet the increasing needs of individuals with both
mental health and substance abuse disorders. |
Stilwell |
OK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
McCurtain County Rural Water District #8 |
To replace waterlines. |
McCurtain County |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation |
The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, Veterans Administration Medical Center and University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center have all made major investments in this area of study. With the acquisition of the requested equipment, OMRF and Oklahoma can advance healthy aging research, recruit well-funded scientists and increase grant dollars for Oklahoma. |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$1,406,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Children's Hospital |
For facilities and equipment for Oklahoma Children’s Hospital to install the Philips Ambient/Reconnect platform. |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$1,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ada |
This project would provide for preconstruction activities to build a facility to improve water reuse. |
Ada |
OK |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Altus |
To establish a new rural facility with equipment for a house fire, rescue, EMS, emergency management and regional EMS training to serve Altus and the surrounding area. |
Altus |
OK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tulsa Community College |
The purpose of this project is to improve and update four key School of Health Science (SoHS) programs’ simulation and laboratory areas. These programs are Respiratory Therapy, Radiography Technology, Medical Laboratory Technology, and Surgical Technology. The project will include improving classrooms and upgrading program materials, and the renovation for additional capacity to serve students. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$1,851,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma City Community College |
Through investments in equipment and technology, OCCC proposes a project to increase recruitment of students to the nursing program and enhance healthcare for all Oklahomans.
|
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Waurika Public Works Authority |
To construct a new conventional water treatment plant. |
Waurika |
OK |
$4,892,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ponca City Utility Authority |
To replace a section of a major interceptor sewer line. |
Ponca City |
OK |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connors State College |
To address the existing nursing shortage by expanding Connor's State College ability to train and certify nurses in order to increase student graduation rates. |
Muskogee County |
OK |
$614,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seminole State College |
Funding would be used to increase support for the Nursing Program at SSC. Rural facilities and equipment including Simulation labs, would provide a foundation for successful expansion of the Nursing program to sustain practices employed to increase the number of successful nursing graduates.
|
Seminole |
OK |
$2,335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Enid |
To connect a new waterline to a newly-constructed water treatment plant. |
Enid |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Oklahoma State College |
Rural facilities and equipment will increase the number of Registered Nurses (RNs) produced in southwest Oklahoma. The ultimate goal of an adequate nursing workforce is to increase the health outcomes in the state. |
Altus |
OK |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern State University |
Oklahoma College of Optometry (OCO) will be constructing a state of the art building to train doctoral students and this funding will allow us to provide the equipment needed to teach these students. |
Tahlequah |
OK |
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Enid |
To re-direct the Kaw Lake Water Supply pipeline.
|
Enid |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Midwest City |
To construct a drainage/stormwater structure under S.E. 15th St.
|
Midwest City |
OK |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lawton |
To develop an alternate groundwater source for water supply. |
Lawton |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Human Services |
The opportunities currently being identified by the state’s working group include an Awareness & Education Campaign, Identification of Victim Services Gaps and Pilot Program to develop a victim services continuum and the Development of Multi-disciplinary Team and streamlining technology. |
Norman |
OK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lawton |
To replace water main lines |
Lawton |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fairview Utilities Authority |
To construct a new water treatment plant and appurtenances. |
Fairview |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Jones Public Works Authority |
To plan for sewer system improvements. |
Jones |
OK |
$790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norman Utilities Authority |
To install install collection lines.
|
Norman |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mustang |
This project would replace 5 miles of distribution lines.
|
Mustang |
OK |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mustand |
To construct a new one million gallon elevated water tower.
|
Mustand |
OK |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Jenks Public Works Authority |
To relocate and expand lift stations in the City of Jenks. |
Jenks |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Yukon |
To improve Yukon's wastewater treatment plant.
|
Yukon |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hinton Public Works Authority |
To make improvements to the wastewater lagoon system. |
Hinton |
OK |
$289,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Norfolk District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used to leverage the use of navigational dredged material from a number of authorized Federal navigation projects near Tangier Island to establish a cooperative initiative to address the loss of habitat and eroding shoreline, as well as the impacts of sea level rise, recurrent coastal flooding, and coastal storms to the residents and infrastructure on Tangier Island, Virginia.
|
Tangier |
VA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Craney Island Eastward Expansion will provide for an additional 522 acres of dredged material storage cells, extending the life of the existing Craney Island Dredged Material Management Area by 11 years, and create land for a new port facility adjacent to the Norfolk Harbor Channel. |
City of Portsmouth |
VA |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University |
This project would fund research and development within the Office of Fossil Energy for technology to enhance the ability to extract rare earth minerals and harmful materials from coal. |
City of Blacksburg and Town of Grundy |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
George Mason University |
The proposal is to establish the Local Climate Action Plan Initiative (LCAPI). The LCAPI will serve to help rural communities achieve greater energy efficiencies and adopt cleaner energy technologies. This project works with individual municipalities to calculate baseline greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, develop climate action plans, and assist with implementing plans and projects. |
Arlington |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Fairfax County |
The project involves separating the domestic water heating and building heating water systems. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$846,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Energy DELTA Lab |
Funding will be used to engineer and design a geothermal cooling system and related infrastructure improvements on a site that meets the criteria for a hyperscale data center. |
Wise County |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The Peninsula Regional Flood Risk Management Study would investigate flood risk threats from sea level rise, coastal storm surge, and rainfall events, and develop watershed-based mitigation solutions to reduce flood risk throughout the City of Hampton and the surrounding region. |
City of Hampton |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Preconstruction Engineering and Design (PED) activities for replacement of the North Landing Bridge. |
City of Chesapeake |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used to complete additional necessary operations and maintenance along the James River Channel. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$10,696,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
This project would provide the funding for the Army Corps to begin construction of a new island nesting habitat for the migratory seabird colony in Virginia supporting almost 4,500 pairs of terns and skimmers. |
City of Hampton |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Old Dominion University |
Funding will be used to establish a Center for Offshore Wind Energy Cyber Vulnerabilities and Threat Identification at Old Dominion University (ODU). |
Cities of Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Suffolk, and Newport News |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast |
Funding would be used to purchase and install a fully integrated, all-in-one solar system. This system would have the aim of teaching Girl Scouts about solar power and promote future STEM careers in renewable energy. |
City of Chesapeake |
VA |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used to stabilize and protect a portion of the Town of Colonial Beach Central Area shoreline where the northern portion of the boardwalk, along with a Dahlgren Naval Range Station and substantial residential neighborhood, are at severe risk due to storm and wave erosion. |
Town of Colonial Beach |
VA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association |
The Virginia Community Telehealth Access Network (VCTAN) will create a network of telehealth pods located adjacent to U.S. post offices, providing clinical care in rural communities that lack adequate home broadband and proximity to medical providers. |
4 rural counties in Virginia - these locations are to be determined at a later date, see attached supporting documents for potential sites |
VA |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tazewell County |
Funding will go toward the development of a fire station. Tazewell County Fire EMS Services (TCFES) needs the station to increase capacity for firefighters and to adequately protect residents from natural disasters and fires. |
Tazewell County |
VA |
$617,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Courtyard at The CAM |
Funding will be used by the Theatre Guild of Buchanan County to purchase indoor and outdoor equipment that will improve the overall audience experience and operational efficiency at the Community Arts Mainstage in Buchanan County, Virginia. |
Buchanan County |
VA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Goshen |
To purchase property of a former school building so it can be renovated into a multi-use community center. The community center will provide services including medical and dental services, a food pantry, social activities for senior citizens, legal services for seniors, a remote learning center for youths, and an exercise space for youths, among other community services. |
Town of Goshen and Rockbridge County |
VA |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base Langley-Eustis |
Funding in support of a facility to accommodate the AFRC Intelligence Group and three Squadrons. Facility requirements include space for briefing, classroom & training, administration, storage, and customer service. |
Joint Base Langley-Eustis |
VA |
$10,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story |
Funding for construction of a Child Development Center facility at JEB Little Creek-Fort Story. |
Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story |
VA |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
NSA Hampton Roads |
Funding for construction of a Child Development Center facility at NSA Hampton Roads. |
NSA Hampton Roads |
VA |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Quantico |
Funding for construction of a Child Development Center facility at MCB Quantico. |
Marine Corps Base Quantico |
VA |
$40,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Air Station Oceana |
Funding towards construction planning & design of a Child Development Center facility at NAS Oceana. |
Naval Air Station Oceana |
VA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Norfolk Naval Shipyard |
Funding towards construction planning & design of a Child Development Center facility at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. |
Norfolk Naval Shipyard |
VA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Station Norfolk |
Funding towards construction planning & design of a Child Development Center facility at NS Norfolk. |
Naval Station Norfolk |
VA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority (VCSFA) |
Funding for this project would be used to upgrade and modernize infrastructure at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS).
|
Accomack County
|
VA |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Petersburg |
Funding for this project would allow the City of Petersburg to upgrade its existing 20-year-old Mission Critical Communication system that coordinates emergency services for all first responders in the City and surrounding areas.
|
City of Petersburg
|
VA |
$3,203,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Regional Commission |
Funding this project will produce widely applicable research and locally-specific action related to climate and weather.
|
13 member jurisdictions, including Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William Counties, the independent cities Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls Church, Manassas, Manassas Park, and incorporated towns of Dumfries, Herndon, Leesburg, and Vienna. |
VA |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association Foundation |
Funding for this project would go toward establishing national centers of excellence for Virginia health systems to address community violence.
|
Roanoke, Fredericksburg, Petersburg, Bristol, Hampton, Portsmouth, and Danville
|
VA |
$885,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Union University |
Funds for this project would allow the Virginia Union National Research Institute to obtain instruments and equipment necessary for conducting basic and applied research, and developing interdisciplinary education programs and curricula. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Enough Is Enough |
Funding for this project would go toward establishing a pilot program to provide comprehensive, parent and caregiver-focused training and education to help prevent the exploitation of children on the Internet. |
City of Alexandria; Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William Counties |
VA |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Marion Police Department |
Funding for this project will allow the Town of Marion Police Department to provide a police leadership and training program that would serve the law enforcement agencies in Southwest Virginia. The components of the program consist of instruction in performance management from budgeting to operations, organizational leadership & problem solving, personnel development, assessment & liability, and strategic management for 21st century policing. |
Town of Marion |
VA |
$83,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portsmouth |
Funding for this project would go toward procuring an updated series of land mobile radios (LMR) to efficiently conduct operational communications and increase emergency response capabilities. |
City of Portsmouth |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Old Dominion University |
Funding will enable capability and capacity building that improves the ability to use federal funds for resilience and provide the technical capacity necessary to develop innovative pipelines of proposals for federal and state resilience funding programs. |
City of Norfolk; City of Portsmouth; Fairfax City; Fairfax County; Arlington County; City of Alexandria |
VA |
$2,333,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority (VCSFA) |
Funding for this project would be used to expand educational programs and state-wide outreach efforts at Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority. |
Accomack County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
Funding for this project would be used to provide technology upgrades for the Norfolk Police Department. Improvements include a digital cloud-based interview system, new digital community messaging signs to display critical community information (missing persons, Amber Alerts, Crime Alerts), and classroom technology upgrades for the Norfolk Police Academy. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$656,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Resolution Virginia |
Funding for this project would build and train community volunteers as conflict engagement specialists to ensure access and availability to free and affordable community-building, violence prevention, and civil dispute resolution services at community mediation centers in the Commonwealth. |
Fairfax County, Harrisonburg, Warrenton, Charlottesville, Amherst, and Roanoke |
VA |
$483,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Alexandria |
Funding for this project would modernize information technology and office space components of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court and the Court Service Unit to meet the needs of the public. |
City of Alexandria |
VA |
$305,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Craig County |
The purpose of the project is to replace Craig County’s existing Multiple Emergency Communications systems. |
Craig County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Air and Space Center |
Funding for this project will provide STEM education to underserved elementary school students and their families by utilizing NASA-focused STEM literacy and educational enrichment programming at the Virginia Air and Space Center. |
Cities of Hampton, Franklin, Newport News, Portsmouth, parts of the Cities of Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Suffolk, and the County of Isle of Wight |
VA |
$688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
The purpose of the project upgrades Norfolk’s street lights from high-pressure sodium fixtures to light-emitting diode fixtures, which will have the effect of improving public safety. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
This request seeks to expand the Virginia New Teacher Support Program (VaNTSP) at James Madison University's College of Education. This program provides individualized instructional coaching and professional development to early career teachers in order to increase teacher retention, teacher effectiveness, and student achievement. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
This request supports the scaling of Help1RVA, a coordinated navigation service, website, and phone hotline that lets residents and providers in the Richmond area search for social services and resources across many organizations. |
Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, Hanover, Colonial Heights, Hopewell, Powhatan, New Kent, Goochland, and Petersburg |
VA |
$798,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce |
To provide technical assistance and resources to Black-owned small businesses in Northern Virginia.
|
Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, Loudoun County and Prince William County |
VA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Virginia Workforce Development Board |
This request support an expansion of the ROPES (Recovery Opportunities and Pathways to Employment Success) program, which supports individuals in recovery by connecting them with intensive recovery and therapy opportunities and addressing other barriers to employment. |
Tazewell, Russell, Dickenson, Buchanan, Wise, Lee, and Scott Counties and City of Norton |
VA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Southwest Virginia Workforce Development Board |
To establish a program where local small businesses can mentor CTE students to develop soft skills and prepare them for the workforce.
|
Tazewell, Russell, Dickenson, Buchanan, Wise, Lee, Scott, and City of Norton |
VA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Activation Capital |
To support life sciences STEM-focused ecosystem and economic development to address the existing skills gap in translating public university life sciences research and development into scalable local businesses that help grow and sustain the regional economy.
|
City of Richmond |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
VA Foundation for Community College Education |
This request supports an initiative to provide support to 384 early childhood educators to participate in degree, credential, or certification programs at their local community college over a two-year period. |
Statewide |
VA |
$1,529,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Passenger Rail Authority |
The purpose of the project is to complete the Newport News Transportation Center, a multimodal facility, serving intercity rail, pedestrians, bicycles, airport shuttles, Hampton Roads Transit buses, and long-distance bus carriers. |
Newport News |
VA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC) |
Funding will go toward providing more shelters, benches, or ADA-compliant accessibility to bus stops along Henrico County's four main transit corridors. |
Henrico County |
VA |
$1,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
To fund facility upgrades that will improve the safety and security of rail passengers and station visitors. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hampton Roads Transit |
To purchase paratransit vehicles for Hampton Roads Transit to better serve riders with disabilities. |
Norfolk and multiple jurisdictions in Hampton Roads |
VA |
$2,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Passenger Rail Authority |
The purpose of the project is to advance rail into the New River Valley by studying where the new train platforms should go. |
Montgomery County |
VA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southside Community Development & Housing Corporation |
To provide permanent supportive housing for individuals experiencing homelessness. |
Petersburg |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Housing Partners Corporation |
To construct energy efficient single-family affordable housing. |
Blacksburg |
VA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
To expand Beaver Creek Drive in the Patriot Centre Business Park. |
Martinsville, Henry County |
VA |
$3,967,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alexandria |
The AHDC Arlandria project is a multi-phase, mixed-use project that will combine 475 units of affordable housing (417 rental apartments affordable to households at 40 to 80% of the area median income (AMI) and 58 condominium units affordable to first time homebuyers with incomes up to 80% AMI) with ~40,000 SF of neighborhood-serving commercial and retail space, proposed to include existing small businesses, affordable daycare, pre-K programs, a medical and dental clinic, a workforce training program and cafe, nonprofit offices, and City flex space to bring workforce development, social services and landlord tenant services, as well as community meeting space, to the neighborhood. |
Alexandria |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Better Housing Coalition |
To provide affordable housing to low-income households in an area with access to good jobs. |
Chesterfield |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority |
To provide permanent supportive housing for the elderly, veterans, and persons with disabilities or serious mental illness with low-income. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion Economic Development Authority |
To rehabilitate blighted, abandoned and underutilized properties to provide more affordable homeownership opportunities to LMI households. |
Marion |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
To construct a Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) Bus Transfer Center on W Ocean View Avenue in Norfolk at a more highly visible location to ensure a safer bus patron environment. The project includes amenities to improve the customer experience and safety, including concrete bus pull-in pad with curb & gutter, widened sidewalk, covered bus shelters, bike racks, site lighting, infrastructure for surveillance cameras and landscaping. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Piedmont Housing Alliance |
To build an early learning center to serve residents of a low-income community. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Appalachia Service Project |
Funding for construction materials and supplies for emergency home repair or new construction for individuals below the federal poverty line in southwest Virginia. |
Lee, Wise, Dickenson Counties |
VA |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Passenger Rail Authority |
Study phase for a dedicated bike-ped bridge spanning the Potomac River between Arlington, VA and Washington, DC |
Arlington County |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Supportive Housing |
To provide affordable housing with supportive services for homeless and low-income individuals. |
Albermarle County |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
Route 28/Centreville Road Innovative Intersections Design Engineering |
Manassas Park |
VA |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Empowerhouse |
To purchase a generator to power a domestic violence shelter during a power outage. |
Spotsylvania, King George, Fredericksburg City, Caroline and Stafford |
VA |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
This transportation safety improvement project consists of constructing a one-lane Roundabout with a by-pass lane for through traffic at the intersection of Jefferson Park Road and Middle Road in Prince George County, VA. This intersection has seen steady traffic and accident increases over the past ten years. With the addition of a new Elementary School under construction near this intersection, traffic is anticipated to greatly increase. This intersection serves travelers from Fort Lee, Hopewell, and Prince George.
|
Prince George County |
VA |
$3,541,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bethany House of Northern Virginia, Inc. |
To increase capacity to provide short-term housing and life advancement services to women and children escaping domestic violence. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
This funding will be used to fund the completion of phase 1 of the Shenandoah Rail Trail, a proposed multi-use trail that will span three counties and nine towns along the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia. |
Warren, Shenandoah and Rockingham counties |
VA |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Better Housing Coalition |
To improve living conditions for residents of a section 8 housing community through property rehabilitation. |
Richmond |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
To fund planning, outreach, design and construction of 1.9 miles of Richmond's North-South line to provide better transit options to Richmond's residents and visitors alike. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Prince William County |
The Homeless Navigation Center (HNC) will be an approximately 30,000 square-feet facility located in the eastern portion of the County. The HNC will provide overnight, temporary, emergency sheltering and wrap-around services for up to 50 adults experiencing homelessness, while also providing a safe environment following Center for Disease Control guidance for social distancing. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Twin County Airport Commission |
Twin County Airport is requesting funds to extend our current four thousand two hundred foot runway to five thousand two hundred and fifty feet. The extension would change the current approach path and allow taller building heights within the Wildwood Industrial Park, which have proven to be restrictive. |
Carroll County |
VA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit |
Funding will go toward creating an urban living laboratory in Arlington and Alexandria for transportation-related smart technologies that can save lives, save transportation commuting times, help the environment, and spur economic development. |
City of Alexandria and Arlington County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Area Food Bank |
To reconstruct a modernized food bank warehouse facility.
|
Fairfax County |
VA |
$5,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
The project includes the construction of roadway improvements along the existing alignment of Laskin Road from Red Robin Road to Oriole Drive for a length of approximately 0.6 miles, as well as minor improvements at Birdneck Road. This project will connect to the Laskin Road Bridge and Phase I-A projects that are currently under construction. Improvements to Laskin Road will widen the four-lane plus frontage road facility to a traditional sixlane divided facility with a raised median as well as a sidewalk and shared-use path for bicycles and pedestrians. These proposed improvements also include the removal of the existing frontage roads. |
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hopewell, VA |
To purchase a 95’ ladder truck with a platform to increase the lifesaving and fire protection capabilities of the Hopewell Fire Department.
|
City of Hopewell |
VA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
The purpose of the project is to build a pedestrian bridge across a busy six-lane section of US Route 1 to connect the planned North Woodbridge Town Center to High-Capacity Transit at the Woodbridge VRE Station. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
This project provides funding for construction and easement acquisition to complete sidewalks and trails needed to connect Franklin Park to the Town of Purcellville. The Franklin Park to Purcellville Trail project will provide access for pedestrian and bicycle traffic from the Franklin Park recreational facilities to the existing sidewalk in downtown Purcellville to enhance access and safety for pedestrians and bicyclists. The proposed segment will connect the Town of Round Hill to the Town of Purcellville and the W&OD Trail through Franklin Park, using the portion already under construction between Round Hill and Franklin Park. |
Purcellville, Loudoun County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Region Airport Commission |
The project’s purpose is to replace Richmond International Airport’s Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Station. The current ARFF was built in 1980 and has many problems. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing |
To acquire land to support the creation of affordable housing units. |
Arlington |
VA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
The project will complete the Lambert Way - Woodman Road extension. This road creates an access point to Glover Park, promoting sports tourism for the County and region. Lambert Way will meander west from Woodman, near Winfrey Road, and align with a road that currently serves as an entrance to Glover Park. The road will feature a 10-foot-wide bike and pedestrian path that will tie into a similar path along the extended portion of Woodman and ultimately the Fall Line Trail, which is planned to extend between Ashland and Petersburg.
|
Henrico County |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
This project provides for sidewalks, shared-use trails, crosswalks, and intersection improvements to enhance pedestrian access to Silver Line Metro Stations in Loudoun County. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County |
To expand the capacity of an early childhood center to serve low-income families in Fairfax.
|
Fairfax County |
VA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
The City of Virginia Beach is requesting $5 million to improve access to Sandbridge by providing a safer and more reliable alternate route to the Sandbridge area as well as providing a more resilient hurricane evacuation route for the Sandbridge residents. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
HumanKind |
To provide financial education and access to affordable vehicle loans for working individuals.
|
Richmond, Roanoke and surrounding regions in Virginia |
VA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
This project provides for design, land acquisition, utility relocation, and construction of a compressed, urban diamond interchange at Route 7 at Hillsboro Road west of Purcellville, and roundabouts at the ramp termini. The scope of work pedestrian accommodations, as well as the construction of a shared-use path along Hillsboro Road which will improve connectivity for 21st Street in Purcellville to Fields Farm Park Road. |
Purcellville, Loudoun County |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Piedmont Housing Alliance |
Southwood Apartments will be a catalytic part of the larger Southwood community redevelopment, a resident-led revisioning of a trailer park being master planned and developed by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville. Southwood Apartments will include 121 new affordable apartments, situated at the entry of the first phase of the redevelopment, located approximately four miles south of downtown Charlottesville. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$2,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Piedmont Housing Alliance |
To redevelop the Friendship Court neighborhood to provide current residents with new homes and better connect the surrounding area. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
VA Foundation for Community College Education |
This request supports enhanced coaching, outreach, and work-based learning opportunities for individuals who have experienced foster care in order to improving their access to a quality higher education. |
Statewide |
VA |
$899,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central VA Fund for Economic Education and Improve |
Provide resources to implement the first steps of a redevelopment master plan for the Central Virginia Training Center in Madison Heights, Virginia, which will create significant economic benefits, opportunities, and jobs for the city of Lynchburg and the greater Central Virginia region.
|
Lynchburg |
VA |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
Funding will help construct bicycle and pedestrian improvements from Blake Lane to near the entrance of the Vienna Metro I-66 westbound ramp. Improvements include a shared-use path along the south side of Sutton Road and a two-way cycle track and sidewalk along the south side of Country Creek Road and Virginia Center Boulevard. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Henrico |
To rehabilitate the Central Gardens building, a former Henrico County School, to be used as the headquarters for the Henrico Police Athletic League. |
Henrico
|
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
To construct a sidewalk along the west side of Great Falls Street from Haycock Road to Grande Lane, in Fairfax County. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
Funding will help go toward bicycle/pedestrian facility improvements for segments of the I-66 Parallel Trail. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chesapeake |
The greater Campostella Square community in Chesapeake faces numerous and extreme socio-economic challenges, characterized by a sizable low-income and undereducated population. This project would construct a public pool in this community. Currently, there are no publicly owned or operated indoor or outdoor pools in our City. Having a public pool would reach children and adults who may not otherwise have the opportunity to engage in swimming lessons and programs and also to provide more exposure to water safety education, which will no doubt save lives. |
Chesapeake |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
Funding would help complete the northern portion of the Mason Neck Trail. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Central Virgi |
To expand the capacity and services of the downtown YMCA. |
Lynchburg |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
Funding will improve access to several Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) Metrorail stations as well as improve safety for bicyclists and pedestrians within Herndon and Reston. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
The purpose of the project is to replace the Wiley Drive Bridge, which is prone to flooding. |
City of Roanoke |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waynesboro Family YMCA |
"The project funding will provide for:
• An improved layout for safer, more accessible and efficient program delivery
• Expanded wellness and recreation activities
• New programming to prevent diabetes, reduce obesity, and serve urgent community health needs
• Increased opportunity to engage seniors
• New Water-Safe Waynesboro initiative for all school-aged children to reduce drowning
• Inclusive programming to increase access for youth and adults with disabilities
• Modern systems to improve member experience and reduce operating expenses
• Enhanced membership revenues, strengthening the Y’s financial foundation for the years ahead
• Expanded childcare capability and programming" |
Waynesboro, Augusta County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commonwealth University |
This request supports the creation of a new talent pathway to recruit, support, train, and retain diverse student populations in high need career fields. This pathway would offer wraparound services, connect students in grades 9-12 with real-world experiences like internships, and prepare them for college. |
Richmond |
VA |
$1,074,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
The City of Hopewell seeks $8,800,000 in DOT HIP funding with $2,200,000 in local match to support the construction of the Courthouse Road Pedestrian Improvements project. |
City of Hopewell |
VA |
$8,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
To conduct a pilot project to develop a driving surface aggregate material for Virginia’s unpaved roads. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newport News |
To improve links between the community and essential services, employment opportunities, entertainment venues, neighborhood walkability, and other key elements that contribute to the overall quality of life in the community.
|
City of Newport News |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
To provide for enhancements to rights-of-way, pedestrian crossings, signage, and landscaping at entry points for the beautification of the Portsmouth Boulevard corridor in the vicinity of the I-664 interchange |
City of Chesapeake |
VA |
$3,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
U.S. 121/460 Intersection and Hawk’s Nest Sections Paving Project. Funds will be used for design and construction to widen a 2.21 mile section of U.S. 121/U.S. 460 to a four-lane, near the Southern Gap industrial park in Buchanan County, Virginia, to better promote economic development of this coal-impacted, economically distressed community. |
Buchanan County |
VA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
Funding will be used for the building of a trailhead that will serve as the starting point for the Williamsburg African American Heritage Trail. |
City of Williamsburg |
VA |
$327,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
Funding will be used to establish a recreational park, Last Lock Park, in Botetourt County, Virginia. |
Town of Fincastle |
VA |
$4,471,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Community College |
This request supports the hiring of a full-time faculty member and the acquisition of equipment to replace dated technology for the expansion of Northern Virginia Community College's Diesel Program |
Manassas |
VA |
$685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Henrico County |
To provide new roads throughout the cemetery, allowing for safer travel through the cemetery and address land erosion issues. |
Henrico County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Central Virginia Albemarle |
Construction of a new facility for services aimed at high-risk and low-income youth. |
Albemarle County |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Biotechnology Research Partnership Author |
Funding will be used to construct the Life Sciences Innovation Center and Laboratory in Richmond, VA and will be overseen by the Virginia Biotechnology Research Partnership Authority |
Richmond |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Community College |
This request supports hiring the staff necessary to launch a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to Registered Nurse (RN) initiative and specific equipment to support or supplement required clinical training for nursing, respiratory therapy, and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) students at Northern Virginia Community College's Medical Education Campus. |
Springfield |
VA |
$2,758,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Port Authority |
To enable the development of an offshore wind hub that creates economic development and jobs for the region. |
Portsmouth |
VA |
$19,978,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tazewell County |
Funding will enhance the accessibility of an overlook to promote tourism and economic development. |
Tazewell County |
VA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Sustainable Development |
Funding will be used to build out the remaining facilities needed to establish a Central Appalachia Agroforestry Corridor based in Southwest Virginia. |
Duffield |
VA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) at the |
Funding will be used to modernize the Virginia Institute of Marine Science’s (VIMS) Visitor Center. |
Gloucester Point |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts |
Funding would be used to address specific deferred maintenance needs at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, Virginia. This request reflects the highest priority deferred maintenance needs at Wolf Trap, including the replacement of electrical wiring at the Filene Center that is nearly 40 years old. |
Vienna |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Colonial Beach |
Funding would be used to revitalize the Historic Excursion Pier in the Town of Colonial Beach, Virginia. |
Town of Colonial Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Tappahannock |
This funding is for land acquisition and preliminary engineering and planning for two sites in Tappahannock, Virginia for replacement for the Town’s historic steamboat wharf and redevelopment of the marina. |
Tappahannock |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pulaski |
This funding will be used to construct various components of the Calfee Community & Cultural Center in Pulaski, Virginia, including a childcare program, digital learning lab for children, and a community kitchen.
|
Pulaski |
VA |
$1,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Craig County |
Funding will go toward equipment and vehicle upgrades, including radios and antennae, for first responder to provide swifter responses to life and property situations throughout Craig County. |
Craig County |
VA |
$2,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Danville |
Funding will go toward flash flood mitigation in the City of Danville. |
City of Danville |
VA |
$9,138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Arlington County |
Funding would enable Arlington County’s coordinated, whole of government response to special events and critical incidents by supporting flexible, sustainable, secure, strategically located and fully interoperable countywide incident command. |
Arlington County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Stafford County Economic Development Authority |
Funding would assist the Virginia Smart Community Testbed in Stafford County in developing a sustainable statewide flood sensor network. |
Stafford County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Virginia Beach |
Funding would go toward expanding the IT infrastructure of Virginia Beach’s Emergency Operations Center to allow for activation at different city-owned facilities to protect continuity of operations and address expanding incidents. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Hopewell |
Funding will to replace the standby generator at City Hall. |
City of Hopewell |
VA |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Portsmouth |
Funding would go toward rehabilitating aging dam infrastructure critical to maintaining drinking water in Portsmouth. |
Cities of Portsmouth and Suffolk |
VA |
$4,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Portsmouth |
Funding would aid the City of Portsmouth Public Safety Complex consolidate several city emergency response services into a new single complex. |
City of Portsmouth |
VA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New River/Mount Rogers Workforce Development Board |
This request would support the development and growth of sector partnerships in skilled industrial, construction, and service trades. |
The Counties of Bland, Carroll, Floyd, Giles, Grayson, Montgomery, Pulaski, Smyth, Washington and Wythe and the Cities of Bristol, Galax and Radford |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia State University |
This request supports improving broadband infrastructure on Virginia State University (VSU)'s campus and the enhancement of digital inclusion services at VSU and for students. |
Petersburg and Ettrick |
VA |
$2,580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Union University |
This project supports mentorship, career-specific guidance and learning opportunities, summer enrichment programs, and experiential matching with local businesses for First-in-College middle school students in the Richmond area. |
Richmond |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Richard Bland College of William & Mary |
This request funds supports services, education and training, and job placement for students from rural areas, underrepresented STEM groups, and students highly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Prince George, and Hopewell |
VA |
$694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Prince William County |
Funding would modify the aging 99 year old dam by replacing the gate with a uniform concrete spillway eliminating the hazardous task of walking across the catwalk. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
This request supports Fairfax County, through the Department of Neighborhood and Community Services (NCS), in creating neighborhood job and entrepreneurship technology and research centers for teens and young adults at the County's community centers, teen centers, and Neighborhood Initiative Sites. These centers will provide teens and young adults with career readiness skills, job training, and leadership programs. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$2,138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for the Future |
This request supports a regionally-focused, employer-driven, sectoral workforce development program focused on producing schools to train workers ready for employment in the aerospace industry.
|
Fairfax and Richmond |
VA |
$807,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Signature Theatre, Inc |
This request supports Signature Theatre's education and engagement programs for middle and high school students from Arlington and greater Northern Virginia. |
Arlington |
VA |
$335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System |
This request supports the development of a comprehensive workforce development model that will expand existing pilot programs to reach new populations and train students in health careers most affected by the health workforce shortage.
|
Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, and Petersburg |
VA |
$1,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Portsmouth |
This request supports job search services, workshops, counseling, training and employment preparation, and placement services, including vocational evaluations, on-the-job training, and supportive services, for Portsmouth residents. |
Portsmouth |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ASM Materials Education Foundation |
This request supports an educational camp to train and equip K-12 educators to teach materials science concepts in their classrooms. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melwood |
This request funds an expansion of Melwood's neurodiverse workforce program, abilIT, to serve individuals with disabilities with classes and support to prepare them to earn industry-recognized certifications and for successful careers in tech and tech-adjacent fields. |
Arlington |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Union University |
This request supports workforce curriculum, training, and placement within the fields of public health. |
Richmond |
VA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marymount University |
This request supports a 12-week training program in technology help-desk positions, job placement supports, and 6 months of mentorship post-training program for female caregivers. |
Arlington |
VA |
$766,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
An Achievable Dream, Inc. |
This request supports enrichment and support, additional hands-on learning and social skills development, extended hours and learning supports, and an expanded suite of emergency wrap around supports for students and families impacted by the pandemic. |
Newport News, Virginia Beach, and Henrico County |
VA |
$4,019,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Virginia |
This request supports modernization and technological upgrades of the Youth Leadership Initiative’s teacher and student access portal, as well as an expansion of digital archives and related lesson plans. The Youth Leadership Initiative (YLI), based at the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics, provides civic education materials for K-12 educators. |
Statewide |
VA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Old Dominion University |
This request supports a training program focused on curricula standards aligned with public/private maritime skilled trades requirements. |
Suffolk |
VA |
$643,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
To provide educators with digital tools and resources to better support Virginia’s English Language Learners. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,487,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connected DMV |
To establish a workforce development initiative in Northern Virginia to aid in the training of individuals in quantum information science fields. |
McLean |
VA |
$2,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Center |
This request supports professional development training for early learning providers throughout Virginia and onsite consultation, coaching, and ongoing mentorship to early learning providers in the Arlington and Richmond areas. |
Arlington and Richmond |
VA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
To expand offerings for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their typical peers to have meaningful and structured social interactions. |
Tysons |
VA |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CASA, Inc. |
To expand workforce development and vocational training programs at CASA’s Prince William County headquarters. |
Woodbridge |
VA |
$917,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shenandoah University |
To establish a new Master’s of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Shenandoah University to address the shortage of qualified mental health professionals in rural parts of the Commonwealth. |
Winchester |
VA |
$921,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hollins University |
To establish affordable, high-quality access to continuing education needed for teachers to provide dual enrollment courses to students in the Roanoke Valley. |
Roanoke County |
VA |
$428,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Germanna Community College |
To improve cybersecurity degree and credential programs at Germanna Community College. |
Fredericksburg |
VA |
$870,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
To recruit and train college students to tutor K-12 students in the Northern Virginia region. |
Fairfax |
VA |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
To create a statewide computing education ecosystem and ultimately produce more tech-related degrees to cultivate the next generation STEM workforce. |
Fairfax |
VA |
$1,679,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun Education Foundation |
To expand teacher mentoring supports in order to improve retention of Virginia’s teachers. |
Statewide |
VA |
$1,165,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
To diversify the pipeline and promote student success in postsecondary arts programs at JMU. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$561,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
To address the sustainability of rural communities by developing proven systems of innovation and connections between institutions of higher education and the communities in which they reside. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Virginia |
To design, develop, and deliver a professional education curriculum for leaders of organizations in the critical manufacturing and infrastructure industries. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$4,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Virginia |
To grow and strengthen Virginia’s technology workforce by increasing access to UVA’s Cloud Computing certificate. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roanoke College |
To update equipment and technology for STEM instruction. |
Salem |
VA |
$1,241,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Source for Learning, Inc. |
To expand online professional learning and resource offerings to early childhood educators in Virginia. |
Statewide |
VA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the National World War II Memorial |
To support educational programming on the history, meaning, and impact of the Holocaust for Virginia 9th through 12th graders. |
Arlington, Carroll, King and Queen, Mecklenburg, Pittsylvania, Pulaski, and Rockingham Counties |
VA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of William and Mary |
To develop a multi-purpose data science innovation hub in Williamsburg, focused on intelligence, security, and resilience applications. |
Williamsburg |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Chesapeake |
This request supports agriculture education mobile classrooms that would allow the City of Chesapeake to provide high quality educational programs in local neighborhoods, at community events, and in schools |
Chesapeake |
VA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-Area Community Health |
This request supports Tri-Area Community Health in renovation of the Laurel Fork Clinic and Pharmacy to provide medical and behavioral health services to residents of Carroll, Floyd, and Patrick Counties and the City of Galax. |
Carroll County |
VA |
$1,201,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ridgeview Pavilion Behavioral Health Hospital |
This request supports funding to convert a wing at Ridgeview Pavilion Behavioral Health Hospital into a secure, high-risk behavioral health unit. |
Bristol and Washington |
VA |
$598,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Refuge – Hopewell Recovery Center |
This request supports funding to expand the reach of an evidence-based curriculum to serve individuals in recovery in the Hopewell, Virginia community. |
Hopewell |
VA |
$472,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Health Workforce Development Authority |
This request supports the Virginia Health Workforce Development Authority, in conjunction with the Area Health Education Centers in Virginia, to train 100 Community Health Workers with a specific focus on providing mental health services to citizens in rural Virginia. |
Statewide |
VA |
$169,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation |
This request supports the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation's implementation of "Caring for Virginia's Caregivers", an initiative to coordinate efforts across the Commonwealth to address health care worker mental health. |
Statewide |
VA |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rockbridge Area Transport System |
To purchase a stretcher van in order to collaborate with other rural community service organizations to provide non-emergent medical transport/stretcher transport services in Rockbridge and neighboring County areas. |
Rockbridge County, Alleghany County, Augusta County |
VA |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chesapeake Regional Healthcare |
To establish a 20-bed acute, inpatient psychiatric unit in the City of Chesapeake at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. |
Chesapeake |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun County |
To implement a one-year pilot program to develop a Health and Human Services workforce, representative of the Loudoun Community, who are engaged and prepared to work within the public safety-net system. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prince William County Government Community Service |
To create a PWC Regional Crisis Receiving and Stabilization Center program that would provide 16-23 hour observation recliners and 16 crisis stabilization beds for adults experiencing a behavioral health crisis. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
To provide incentives for individuals to enter and continue employment in Northern Virginia, public sector, health and human service programs in exchange for a commitment to work in public sector services with one of the five Northern Virginia health and human service agencies, such as the Community Services Boards (CSBs), for a three-year period of time and to establish five positions to expand recruitment efforts through educational partners. This is a regional request on behalf of the five Northern Virginia CSBs. |
City of Alexandria and the Counties of Arlington, Fairfax-Falls Church, Loudoun, and Prince William |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
To provide incentives for individuals to work in provider positions for a minimum of three years at the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board (CSB). |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of South Hampton Roads |
To support participants, who are working lower-income working mothers, with trained mentors, who guide them to navigate obstacles as they invest in their family's future. The Mobility Mentoring coaching model is grounded in brain science research and focuses on building foundational skills such as the ability to focus, plan, problem solve, and make difficult decisions, skills that are typically compromised by chronic stress. |
Virginia Beach; Norfolk |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters (CHKD) |
To work toward development of a Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship with Eastern Virginia Medical School. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Center for Hope |
To provide residential treatment for substance use disorders, which will support the local economy through workforce development, actively address negative stigma towards those with substance use disorders, and center the needs and experiences of individuals in active recovery. |
Smyth |
VA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters (CHKD) |
To provide mental health programs and services to children and adolescent patients at the new mental health hospital. The expanded mental health programming at CHKD would include: (1) the development of inpatient pediatric mental and behavioral health programming; (2) improved access to a comprehensive continuum of care such as intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization services; (3) opening of a bridge clinic to support recently discharged patients; and (4) expanded outreach programs including peer and family support. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters (CHKD) |
To support construction of a new 60-bed, 14-story and $224 million total mental health hospital for children and adolescents on CHKD's main hospital campus and to complete satellite mental health care facilities. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun Coalition on Women and Girls |
Recognizing the disproportionate impact COVID-19 has had on women, the Voices of Virginia Women – Pilot Program will survey Virginia women across the Commonwealth through community listening sessions and provide policy recommendations from their analysis of the data. The Loudoun Coalition on Women and Girls launched the Voices of Virginia Women – Pilot Program to better inform policymakers and community-based organizations so that they may make informed and data driven decisions. |
Statewide |
VA |
$192,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
10-7 Farms |
To support the overburdened mental health system by coordinating care services across the communities. 10-7 Farms will implement coordinated care services including peer support, community engagement, youth mentoring, community service, and purposeful self-care through socio-emotional learning practices. |
Caroline, Hanover, King and Queen, King William, and Essex Counties |
VA |
$807,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marymount University |
This request supports Marymount University in efforts to establish their Center of Optimal Aging as a hub of support for older Virginians. The Center will provide education to older adults on minimizing chronic health conditions while serving as a training site to increase the older-adult-serving workforce in Virginia. |
Arlington |
VA |
$877,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Newport News |
To start up and operate a mobile healthcare clinic unit operated by a Medical Nurse Practitioner and a Community Paramedic in underserved communities. |
City of Newport News |
VA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lynchburg |
Through evidence-based programming, Building Community Through Relationships will help youth mitigate and overcome barriers education with focuses on academic success, workforce development, healthy lifestyles, and good character and citizen development. |
Lynchburg |
VA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
To provide equitable access for older adults and people with disabilities to an increased range of technological devices to more underserved communities in Fairfax County, addressing gaps in accessibility, affordability, and technical ability. Specifically, NCS will upgrade the inventory of technological devices at Neighborhood Initiative Program (NIP) partner sites to meet that of NCS Community Center located technology centers. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Local Office on Aging |
This request is to support the Local Office on Aging's efforts to transition their transportation services to a more sustainable model that will allow for expanded access to help seniors age in their communities. |
Roanoke |
VA |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens |
This request will support construction to expand access to care for older adults in Southwest Virginia through the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly. |
Bristol |
VA |
$1,204,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary's Health Wagon |
This request supports increased access to and utilization of prevention, treatment, and recovery services to improve care in Southwest Virginia for individuals with behavioral health conditions, including substance use disorders. |
Lee, Scott, Wise, Dickenson, Buchanan and Russell Counties |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
This request supports funding for state-wide expansion of the Mental Health Stepped Care Model to provide evidence-based mental health services in English and Spanish. |
Statewide |
VA |
$1,922,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
This request supports funding for implementation of trainings to reduce burnout in the mental health workforce and increase access to outpatient mental health services throughout the Commonwealth. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
This request supports capacity building to increase access to preventive health care and health promotion programs for individuals with intellectual and development disabilities and mobility limitations as well as increase provider knowledge and skills in addressing the unique needs of individuals with disabilities. |
Statewide |
VA |
$988,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health System |
To develop a training program for health professionals in the region Valley Health serves. VHS will work with secondary educational institutions to build graduate counseling programming and develop the professionals required to close the care gap and prepare for the growing need within rural and underserved communities. |
Winchester |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health System |
To renovate and expand Valley Health System’s Federally Qualified Health Center and Rural Health Clinics to expand behavioral health services, including by investments in telehealth. |
Winchester |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities |
To expand funding for scholars from Historically Black Colleges and Universities to undertake humanities research. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Communities in Schools of Virginia |
To support a statewide initiative to augment CIS' existing integrated student supports by providing 11 additional personnel to address elevated chronic absenteeism. |
Richmond, Chesterfield, Petersburg, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Bristol, Tazewell, Dickenson, Norton, Washington, Alexandria, and Fairfax |
VA |
$977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arlington County |
Funding would rehabilitate a 5,876-foot section of a 30” diameter interceptor wastewater sewer via trenchless lining. |
Arlington County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arlington County |
Funding will rehabilitate a 2,906-foot section of a large diameter (ranging from 33-inch to 36-inch) interceptor wastewater sewer via trenchless lining. |
Arlington County |
VA |
$1,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rockbridge County |
Funding would go toward building a new drinking water treatment plant pump station in Rockbridge County.
|
Rockbridge County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of South Boston |
Funding would go toward completing repairs and the replacement of storm sewer lines and associated appurtenances. |
Town of South Boston and Halifax County |
VA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alexandria Renew Enterprises |
Funding would help construct a tunnel as part of a larger project to prevent millions of gallons of combined sewage from polluting Alexandria’s rivers and streams each year. |
City of Alexandria |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
Funding would help replace approximately 2,500 linear feet of gravity sewer main, associated manholes, cleanouts and public laterals in the right-of-way in the Ballentine Place community. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
Funding would help replace the Little Creek Drinking Water Storage Tank’s existing discharge pump generator, which is a standalone diesel unit that requires refueling visits when operating. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Halifax County Service Authority |
Funding would help upgrade and convert a 70 year old 3.0 MGD surface water plant with a conventional gravity sand drinking water filter plant in Halifax County. |
Halifax County |
VA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
Funding would go toward completion of key aspects of stabilization of the Byrd Park Pump House in Richmond. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts |
Funding would go toward deferred maintenance at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts including West Lot Repairs and electrical and security repairs at the Filene Center. |
Town of Vienna |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Virginia Beach |
Funding would convert a 100-acre City-owned golf course into a multi-faceted Stormwater Park. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Virginia Beach |
Funding will go toward drainage improvements and flood mitigation along the eastern shore. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Virginia Beach |
Funding would provide flood resiliency to the Windsor Woods and surrounding communities. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Frederick County Sanitation Authority dba Frederic |
Funding will retire segments of two drinking water pipes installed in 1898 and 1929 currently carrying potable water to rural customers. |
Frederick County |
VA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Harrisonburg |
Funding will retire segments of two drinking water pipes installed in 1898 and 1929 currently carrying potable water to rural customers. |
City of Harrisonburg |
VA |
$4,880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Prince Edward County |
Funding would provide a new reliable, secure drinking water source for Prince Edward County, the Town of Farmville, and surrounding communities.
|
Prince Edward County |
VA |
$3,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bristol |
Funding would go toward remediating malodor and other impacts on the Bristol community resulting from a landfill. |
City of Bristol |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chesapeake |
Funding will replace and install approximately 9,000 feet of water main and approximately 140 service lines to homes that are suspected to be served by lead service lines in and around the Avalon area of South Norfolk. |
City of Chesapeake |
VA |
$3,710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Petersburg |
Funding would go toward construction of approximately 7,650 linear feet (LF) of twenty-inch (20'') ductile iron water-main to replace the existing twenty-inch (20'') asbestos cement water-main which has exceeded its useful life and has experienced a series of substantial breakages over the past decade. |
City of Petersburg |
VA |
$3,582,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Portsmouth |
Funding would go toward replacing the 5 pumps stations, vacuum sewer piping, and discharge piping and valves to HRSD connections, and the rehabilitation of suction wells. |
City of Portsmouth |
VA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
To fund a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service conservation easement acquisition of nearly 1,000 acres at the Rappahannock River National Wildlife Refuge. These lands, also known as Fones Cliffs, are culturally significant to the Rappahannock Indian Tribe, a federally recognized tribe in Virginia. |
Richmond County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pulaski |
This project is for a future Calfee Community & Cultural Center (CCCC), which will house a museum commemorating local African American history, a childcare center that will serve 97 children, a shared-use commercial kitchen, multiple event and office spaces, a computer lab, two natural outdoor play spaces, a half basketball court, and an accessible creekside walking trail. |
Town of Pulaski |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
George Mason University seeks to establish and pilot the Greater Chesapeake Tribal Resilience Initiative (GCTRI), to enhance the capacity of Indigenous nations to be leading change-agents in coastal environmental adaptation. The GCTRI will establish a peer-to-peer resource sharing network among Virginia’s seven federally-recognized tribes through which they can work with university partners on sustainability initiatives, including applied research and business development
|
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,502,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Exmore |
This project is for a sewage collection system in the Town of Exmore, consisting of approximately 85,000 linear feet of 2-inch, 3-inch, 4-inch, 6-inch and 8-inch force main and approximately 48,000 linear feet of lateral connection lines necessary to convey the sewerage flows from the Residential and Commercial structures to the Central sewage pumping station. The collection system will convey wastewater from approximately 725 residents and commercial connections. |
Town of Exmore |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Amherst County Service Authority |
Amherst County Service Authority (ACSA) seeks funding of $2M for the installation of stone revetment of the 500' of James River north river bank to connect the 2007 ACSA project and the 2018 Corps project and complete the protection of the trunk sanitary sewer in this area. The funding estimate was determined by prorating the $5M cost for the 1250' Corps revetment project for a 500' revetment project to eliminate the eroding gap.
|
Amherst County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Cave Buttes Dam Feasibility Study - The Cave Buttes Dam is a 110-foot high, 2,260-foot long earthen dam constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers that protects more than over one million downstream residents from five municipalities and $15 billion in residential and commercial property from flooding. This study would help determine the feasibility of installing a filter-drain system to protect the dam from seepage to reduce the risk of catastrophic failure. |
Maricopa County |
AZ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
City of Douglas New Water Well - This project would construct a new water well to provide access to potable water for the port of entry, Cochise College, and the surrounding areas while also enhancing economic development opportunities in the area. The design of this project includes a phased capital investment approach where the sewer connection will be established, in conjunction with the construction of a new potable water well. |
Douglas |
AZ |
$2,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Fort Tuthill Water-Sewer Replacement - This project will replace old water and sewer lines at Fort Tuthill, a regional destination for tourism and recreation. The current water lines servicing the region were built in 1929 and need replacement. |
Coconino County |
AZ |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
MCAS Yuma |
MCAS Yuma Water Treatment Plant – This project will construct a new water treatment plant to serve the Marine Corps Air Station at Yuma. The current water treatment plant was built in 1947 and is in dire need of replacement to guarantee water quality for Marines and their families. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$28,745,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Morris Air National Guard Base |
Morris ANGB Main Gate Construction – This project would provide additional resources to the Air Force to relocate the main gate at the Morris Air National Guard Base to address security risks and reduce congestion. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Yuma Proving Ground |
Yuma Proving Ground Radar Operations & Maintenance Facility – This project would construct a 10,000 square foot Radar Operations and Maintenance facility to sustain and maintain highly complex radar systems which are critical to operations at Yuma Proving Ground. Construction of this facility will allow YPG to support many current and future testing missions for the Army. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base |
Davis Monthan AFB 610th CACS Command & Control Facility – This project will replace the facilities used by the 610th Command and Control Squadron based at Davis-Monthan AFB. The current facility cannot support the personnel needs of the squadron. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Yuma Proving Ground |
Yuma Proving Ground Ready Building – This project will ensure the Army has the necessary resources to construct a new ready building. That will provide permanent facilities and infrastructure for living and sleeping areas for an average daily load of 202 students attending the Military Free Fall School at Yuma Proving Ground in support of U.S. Army Special Operations Command. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base |
Davis-Monthan AFB Combat Rescue Helicopter Simulator – This project will allow Davis-Monthan AFB to acquire a Combat Rescue Helicopter Simulator to train aircrew members for combat rescue helicopter missions. Davis-Monthan is at risk of having its personnel be unable to meet minimum graduate program requirements needed for the aircraft assigned to the installation, which would impact operational capabilities. This simulator would address that and increase readiness while reducing the need for costly off base training |
Tucson |
AZ |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Morris Air National Guard Base |
Morris ANGB Aircraft Arresting System – This project will allow the Air National Guard to install a new aircraft arresting system, which can slow down landing fighter aircraft in emergency situations, at a runway at the Morris Air National Guard Base, to support ongoing operations at the facility. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$9,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Morris Air National Guard Base |
Morris ANGB Munitions Storage Complex – This project will allow for the Air National Guard to acquire land and construct a new munitions storage area at the Morris Air National Guard Base. The current storage area is not able to meet minimum safety, security, and capacity requirements. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tubac Fire District |
Tubac Fire District Fire Station - This will assist with the construction of a new fire station and administrative offices. The current station was built decades ago for a volunteer service and can no longer accommodate a career service with larger equipment and greater needs for the community they serve. |
Tubac |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Globe |
Globe & Miami Business Incubator - This project will convert the Michaelson Building, owned by Gila County, into a coworking space and home for workforce development programs. The coworking space will help grow existing businesses and be an incubator for new ventures. The space will also be able to host workforce development programs including by industry partners to get Arizonans the skills needed to get good-paying jobs. |
Globe, Miami |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Arid Land Agricultural Research Center |
U.S. Arid Land Agricultural Research Center – This project would fund deferred maintenance projects at the U.S. Arid Land Agricultural Research Center in Maricopa, Arizona. These repairs will upgrade the facility, which studies agricultural and land management best practices in the desert southwest that are critical as Arizona farmers manage a historic drought. |
Maricopa |
AZ |
$1,784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Agricultural Research Service - Tucson |
Agricultural Research Service Facility Upgrades – This project will fund deferred maintenance projects at the Tucson, AZ office of the Agricultural Research Service. The Tucson facility hosts researchers who work to support pollinator rehabilitation in the western United States, identify best practices for water conservation and management, and combat invasive species which threaten agricultural products – all critical priorities for a state facing a historic drought. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$698,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cochise County Sheriff's Office |
Cochise County Jail – This project will fully fund the planning and pre-development costs for a new jail in Cochise County. The County’s current jail is not adequately staffed nor does it have the proper services in place to deal with this growing portion of our population. |
Bisbee |
AZ |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Yavapai County Sheriff's Office |
Yavapai County Sheriff Helicopter - This would enable the purchase of a Bell 407 or equivalent helicopter to assist with search and rescue, off highway vehicle enforcement, and public land patrols. Yavapai County is approximately 8,128 square miles, has four national forests, and expansive federal and state lands that lead to a high demand for search and rescue missions that would be made more effective with a helicopter. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$2,108,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
San Carlos Apache Tribe |
San Carlos Apache Police Department Equipment - This funding will be used by the San Carlos Apache Police Department (SCAPD) for 36 sets of body armor to replace expired body armor. The funding will also be used for a WatchGuard video system providing body worn cameras and in-car video systems to increase accountability and provide evidentiary support. Lastly, the funding will be used for four vehicles to increase SCAPD's capacity to respond to calls and to replace damaged or decommissioned vehicles. |
San Carlos |
AZ |
$674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Graham County |
Graham County Sheriff Vehicles - This project would fund the purchase of two Sheriff's Office vehicles to replace aging vehicles with more than 175,000 miles. These replacement vehicles will improve public safety throughout Graham county. |
Safford |
AZ |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
La Paz County Sheriff's Office |
La Paz Jail Vehicle Replacement - The La Paz County Sheriff's Office houses federal inmates and is contractually bound to assist with transportation of these inmates. The county also provides assistance to Border Patrol in transportation of detainees as part of their Operation Stonegarden partnership. The current jail vehicles that are used for prisoner transports have between 200,000 and 300,000 miles on them and are in dire need of replacement. This project will fund the purchase of new jail vehicles for the La Paz County Sheriff's Department. |
La Paz County |
AZ |
$116,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Navajo County |
Navajo County Public Safety Communications - This project will upgrade the regional 911 dispatch centers, expand and bolster the regional analog radio network, and purchase a Mobile Emergency Communications Unit, which will improve the ability of Navajo County law enforcement to serve the community. |
Navajo County |
AZ |
$1,247,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Pima County Sheriff's Department |
Pima Regional Training Center - This funding will allow the Pima County Sheriff's Office to upgrade the firing ranges at their training center to a safer, more efficient and effective level in order to ensure proper training of their staff, along with partner local, state and federal agencies who use the facility. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$308,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Goodyear |
City of Goodyear Police Training Simulator - This funding will allow the City of Glendale to acquire a technologically-advanced platform to train and certify Police Officers in accordance with the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board. This technology will allow for annual trainings that promote safe and reliable community policing. |
Goodyear |
AZ |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerton |
City of Somerton Public Safety Equipment - This project will purchase 25 new taser bundles for the Somerton Police Department sworn officers to replace outdated equipment. |
Somerton |
AZ |
$98,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kearny |
Kearny Police Department Dispatch Consoles - This would replace two decades-old dispatch consoles that are no longer serviceable to ensure consistent emergency radio communications for dispatch. |
Kearny |
AZ |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Peoria |
Peoria Police Command Vehicle - This funding will allow the City of Peoria to purchase a command vehicle to improve the City's overall response, mitigation, and investigation of any incident, to include high stress public safety incidents and other large events throughout the city and area. |
Peoria |
AZ |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Prescott Valley |
Prescott Valley Body Cameras - This will provide body worn cameras for the Prescott Valley Police Department. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sahuarita |
Sahuarita Police Department Mobile Emergency Response Vehicle - This would fund the purchase of a Mobile Emergency Response Vehicle for the Sahuarita Police Department, allowing them and their partner agencies to benefit from a quick mobile command center to respond to emergencies, natural disasters, and rescues. |
Sahuarita |
AZ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Tucson |
Tucson Police Department Portable Radios Update - The handheld and vehicle mounted radios used by Tucson Police Department (TPD) have reached end of life by the manufacturer and all support will end over the next calendar year. This project will fund the acquisition of replacement radios, with new capabilities and improved reliability to maintain public safety. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$1,845,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Arizona Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) |
Arizona Adult Probation Enterprise Tracking System (APETS) Replacement - This project will replace the Arizona Administrative Office of the Courts' statewide probationer IT case management system and record repository to provide probation officers with more modern and effective public safety tools to track probationers and connect them with needed services. The system, which relies on software written in 1999, is used to track over 85,000 adults placed on probation statewide. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Phoenix |
Phoenix Real Time Crime Technology Center - this will enable Phoenix to acquire a Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) to strategically unify the efforts of investigative and field operations to reduce violent crime and better address a myriad of quality of life issues throughout the City of Phoenix. The RTCC, working with federal, state and local partners, will utilize technology-based solutions to support crime resolution by identifying trends or incidents and surging limited personnel and partnerships to address the issue or incident. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Pima County Sheriff's Department |
Pima County Sheriff's Department Drone Systems - This funding will be used to purchase two drone systems to be used by the Pima Regional SWAT team and the Sheriff's Command Center. The drones will be used to gain intelligence in tactical situations where the situation is hazardous or difficult for a person to enter. They also are able to fly over difficult terrain inaccessible by other means. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$47,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Diné College |
Dine College Technology Transfer Center - This would create a technology transfer center at the only college dedicated to serving the Navajo Nation. The unemployment rate on the Navajo Nation is near fifty percent, and a technology transfer center would help spur entrepreneurship, get students critical experience, and provide economic opportunities. |
Tsaile |
AZ |
$1,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Yavapai College |
Yavapai College Career Services Center - This will renovate a portion of the college's Prescott Valley Center into a Career Services Center to better prepare students to enter the workforce and connect Arizona employers with students to help them fill in-demand jobs that fit their skill sets. |
Prescott Valley |
AZ |
$1,259,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Parker |
Parker Police Department Building - This will expand the Parker Police Department building to accommodate additional officers for a department with a growing demand and that is frequently called upon to assist other departments in the area. |
Parker |
AZ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenlee County |
Soap Box Canyon Bridge Replacement - This project will fund the predevelopment costs for the Soap Box Canyon Bridge in Greenlee County, which is rated as in poor quality by FHWA. |
Greenlee County |
AZ |
$288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Johns |
City of St. Johns Broadband - This funding will be used to provide increased high speed internet access to the residents of the City of St. John’s. Broadband will support St. John’s efforts to diversify their economy, attract new businesses, and improve access to tele-health and virtual learning for residents. |
St. Johns |
AZ |
$1,913,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Yuma |
Yuma Downtown Redevelopment - This project will allow the City of Yuma to redevelop a city-owned site in downtown to support commercial investment in the growing downtown region. The site is ideal for mixed-use development and is adjacent to a new multimodal transportation facility and the historic downtown district which is in need of economic revitalization. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arizona State University |
ASU Polytechnic Campus Innovation Zone - This will fund project development for an Innovation Zone at the ASU Polytechnic Campus, a unique location where industry will collaborate with faculty, staff and students, creating jobs and supporting regional investment. |
Mesa |
AZ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Phoenix |
North Phoenix Fire Response Station - This will fund the purchase of land for a new fire station in Northwest Phoenix, an area that is growing and will soon be home to a new semiconductor manufacturing plant and other development. This new fire station location would allow for faster response times and accelerate critical economic development opportunities. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Carlos Apache Tribe |
San Carlos Apache Tribe Public Safety Facility - This will be used to construct a new public safety facility for the San Carlos Apache Police Department (SCAPD). The facility will replace the deteriorating temporary modular facility provided by the BIA after they condemned Building 86, the Tribe's previous public safety facility, in 2009. The current modular facilities have numerous deficiencies including plumbing, sanitation, and roof leaks and the space is wholly inadequate for SCAPD personnel, evidence storage, and vehicles. |
San Carlos |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Prescott |
Prescott Police Department Renovations - This project will renovate and make security improvements to the City of Prescott's Police Department Facilities for the first time in more than 30 years. Funded improvements will address currently inadequate office, storage, and workspaces for the force that is larger than the facilities were designed for. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization |
State Route 89A Design - This project will provide design information vital for determining the most effective improvements to enable the safe and efficient movement of people, goods, and services along the busy State Route 89A corridor between Prescott and Prescott Valley. This project will allow the region to support continued residential and commercial growth in the northern areas of Prescott and Prescott Valley. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Payson |
Payson Wildfire Evacuation Route - This will complete the design and engineering for a crucial wildfire evacuation route in an area that is under threat from dangerous fires. The route would connect the southwest area of the town with State Route 87, the main exit from Payson, allowing more residents to evacuate more quickly, creating a firebreak, and providing another egress route for emergency vehicles. |
Payson |
AZ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pinal County |
Pinal County Final Mile Project - This will bring internet services to rural students in Pinal County who have either no internet, slow internet, or unaffordable internet. The project builds upon existing fiber network that was previously funded by the E-Rate Program which extended fiber to all schools and libraries in our County. This project will use excess capacity from the fiber network and two towers to deliver internet services to students and residents in their homes. |
Pinal County |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bullhead City Fire Department |
Bullhead City Fire Department Radio Upgrades - This funding will allow the Bullhead City Fire Department to upgrade its radio equipment, which will enable improved communication within the department and with partner agencies in California, Nevada, and the federal government. |
Bullhead City |
AZ |
$1,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pinetop Fire District |
Pinetop Fire District Wildfire Risk Reduction and Response - This funding will be used for the completion of a microwave radio communication link to increase interoperable public safety communications, the installation of an emergency vehicle traffic signal to shorten response times and increase pedestrian safety, the acquisition of a wildland firefighting engine to provide an effective wildfire suppression response, and tools to reduce wildfire risk. |
Pinetop |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crown King Fire District |
Crown King Fire District Fire Station Replacement - This would allow a Forest Service Ranger Station in Yavapai County to be leased to the fire district and converted into a new, functioning fire station for the Crown King Fire District. The district's current fire station does not have running water, sufficient living quarters for first responders, or adequate storage facilities. |
Crown King |
AZ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Glendale |
Glendale Community Center Broadband Service Expansion – This project will allow three community centers in Glendale to be equipped with high speed broadband connections to help close the digital divide, and expand after school, job training, and support services programing in southwest Glendale. |
Glendale |
AZ |
$1,339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mt Lemmon Fire District |
Mt Lemmon Fire District Fire Station Expansion - This funding will be used to renovate and expand their current fire station so that it meets the minimum requirement for occupational safety and health for personnel living and working on-site. |
Mt Lemmon |
AZ |
$1,992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District |
Copper Canyon Fire District Aerial Fire Apparatus - This will facilitate the replacement of a 30-year-old and obsolete fire ladder truck with a new, modern aerial apparatus more capable of serving the growing Yavapai County community. |
Camp Verde |
AZ |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lake Havasu City |
Lake Havasu City Police Station and Jail Refurbishment - This funding will upgrade and rehabilitate the nearly 30 year old police station and jail to provide a new roof and HVAC system, replace the flooring and existing cast iron waste system, and upgrade the jail cells, doors, locks and fire safety system. |
Lake Havasu City |
AZ |
$1,998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fountain Hills |
International Dark Sky Discovery Center - This will support the development of a state-of-the-art International Dark Sky Discovery Center (IDSDC) to educate students, support research, and attract visitors to Fountain Hills. |
Fountain Hills |
AZ |
$2,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Show Low |
Woolford Road Reconstruction - This project will make a number of safety and capacity improvements for Woolford Road in the City of Show Low. This is one of the highest capacity roads in the region, which is in dire need of upgrades to accommodate increased traffic, while maintaining safety. |
Show Low |
AZ |
$1,269,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tucson |
Tucson Housing First Resource Center - This project will repurpose a retired fire station as a housing resource center to include shelter spaces and provide wraparound services. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$957,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Maricopa |
City of Maricopa Bridge - This would build a much-needed pedestrian bridge to allow local high-school students and others to more safely and efficiently cross a busy roadway, furthering the redevelopment of Maricopa's historic downtown that is helping to attract additional investment and economic development in the area. |
Maricopa |
AZ |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mayer Fire District |
Mayer Fire District Station Replacement - This will fund the replacement for a decades-old fire station that is not NFPA, OSHA or ADA compliant. The current station does not meet the minimum requirements for co-ed living and does not meet the diesel exhaust filtration and separation requirements for apparatus bays adjacent to living quarters. |
Mayer |
AZ |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Miami |
Miami Road Repairs - This would repair roads damaged by a flash flood caused by a heavy monsoon rainstorm falling over the burn scar from the previous Telegraph Fire. |
Miami |
AZ |
$1,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Casa Grande |
Centennial Boulevard and Pinal Avenue (SR 387) Intersection Improvements - This shovel-ready project will increase driver safety in a growing portion of Casa Grande by upgrading existing traffic signals and installing protective features to prevent traffic accidents. |
Casa Grande |
AZ |
$938,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Luis |
San Luis Cesar Chavez Boulevard Design - This will complete the design and predevelopment activities for safety and capacity improvements to the Cesar Chavez Boulevard in San Luis, AZ. Cesar Chavez Boulevard is the primary east-west freight corridor serving traffic between both San Luis I and San Luis II ports of entries, some of the busiest on the border. |
San Luis |
AZ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Yavapai County, AZ |
Yavapai County Intersection - This would rebuild the intersection of Cornville and Tissaw Roads, which has been prioritized by the Northern Arizona Council of Governments because of its high traffic volume and safety risks. |
Yavapai County |
AZ |
$2,533,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Camp Verde |
Camp Verde Old Highway 279 Improvements - This will update the current road that serves as the only direct access to a regional manufacturing center. The road base will be rebuilt and completely repaved to ensure safe travel. |
Camp Verde |
AZ |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tolleson |
Tolleson Pedestrian Bridge System – This would construct two new pedestrian bridges over two high-traffic corridors. The bridges will help to provide safe walking routes to schools in the area. |
Tolleson |
AZ |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Williamson Valley Fire District |
Williamson Fire District Communications Upgrades - This project will upgrade and install new equipment including repeaters, microwave links, towers, and antennas to improve public safety communications for a fire district that covers parts of Maricopa, Mohave, and Coconino counties and experiences frequent damaging wildfires. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Apache County |
Concho-Snowflake Highway Upgrades - This project will repair eight miles of the Concho-Snowflake Highway. This particular section of the roadway has severe transverse cracking that is beginning to affect road safety. This funding will support a more aggressive crack treatment to ensure the long-term sustainability of the roadway. |
Apache County |
AZ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Fire District |
Northwest Fire District Station Expansion and Remodel - This funding will be used to renovate and expand Station 331 to comply with occupational safety and health requirements for personnel living and working onsite. The station responds to three times as many calls as it did when it opened, and needs the ability to increase personnel and meet the needs of first responders. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rincon Valley Fire District |
Rincon Valley Fire District Station 291 Expansion - This funding will be used to expand Station 291 so it can house an additional ambulance needed to serve this growing area. |
Vail |
AZ |
$644,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Buckeye |
City of Buckeye Intersection Improvements - This would reconstruct and improve the busiest intersection in a still-growing area of the City of Buckeye that has been the location of numerous crashes and a fatality. By widening the approaches, adding turn lanes, and upgrading signals, this will improve the safety and efficiency of the intersection in an area that is still seeing additional development. |
Buckeye |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cochise County |
Davis Road Rehabilitation - Davis Road connects State Route 80 and State Route 191 in Cochise County and is a vital link for freight traffic traveling from the Port of Entry in Douglas, Arizona. However, flooding results in frequent road closures and this project would help to alleviate some of this flooding by installing two pre-cast bridges and realigning the road to help address safety concerns. |
McNeal |
AZ |
$6,135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Coconino County |
Coconino County Emergency Management Enhancements - the largest county in Arizona with portions of four national forests and a national park, Coconino County has a large responsibility to prevent, respond to, and lead recovery from disasters including fires and flooding. This project would allow the county to carry out enhancements identified in their Hazard Mitigation Plan to their existing Emergency Operations Center/Joint Information Center, and Policy Breakout Command and Control and situational awareness capabilities. |
Coconino County |
AZ |
$1,183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Luke Air Force Base |
Luke Air Force Base Child Development Center - This request will fully fund the planning and design costs for a new facility capable of serving an additional 252 children of servicemembers stationed at Luke Air Force Base. The Child Development Center at Luke Air Force Base is aging and unable to serve the current needs of servicemembers and their families. |
Glendale |
AZ |
$2,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arizona Western College |
Arizona Western College Workforce Development - This will provide the necessary equipment for Arizona Western College to create a specialized workforce training program for electrical technicians. This will get more Arizonans the skills they need including in instrumentation, robotics, and other advanced concepts, to get good-paying jobs in an area that is growing and home to a number of aerospace and defense companies. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Benson Hospital |
Mobile MRI for Cochise County - This will fund a mobile MRI for Cochise County, a large and rural county in Southern Arizona, for use by three nonprofit community health systems to better diagnose and care for patients. |
Benson |
AZ |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chiricahua Community Health Centers, Inc. |
Cochise County Rural Mobile Mammography Unit - Every year, thousands of at-risk women in Cochise County don't receive recommended screening mammograms due to distance and other barriers. This will provide Chiricahua Community Health Centers with a state-of-the-art Mobile Mammography Unit to screen eligible women regardless of ability to pay. |
Douglas |
AZ |
$984,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Creek Valley Health Clinic |
Colorado City Training Center - this will build a community-wide training center near the town's current health clinic to host trauma-informed care, mental health first aid, parenting, policing, and other training programs to support the community and get Arizonans skills they need. |
Colorado City |
AZ |
$930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Highlands Fire District |
Highlands Fire District Equipment - this will acquire protective equipment, hydraulic extraction tools, and mobile tablets to protect firefighters and provide more responsive services to patients. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$158,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pima County JTED #11 |
Pima JTED Medical Careers High School - this will support the creation of a high school dedicated to preparing students for careers in medical and health care professions, getting them the skills to immediately fill vacancies in hospitals, labs, and offices or to pursue higher education in health care. This school will partner with industry to address low staffing levels in Arizona health care. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Surprise |
Northwest Valley Multigenerational Community Resource Center – This funding will support the construction of the Northwest Valley Multigenerational Community Resource Center. This center will house the Surprise Senior Center, which provides health and wellness programing and support groups for elderly residents living in the region, and will also provide programs and services for youth, adults with disabilities, and families facing poverty. |
Surprise |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Arizona Healthcare |
Northern Arizona Healthcare Wound Care Center – This project will fund the construction and purchase of equipment to support a wound care center at Northern Arizona Healthcare’s hospital in Flagstaff, AZ. The wound care center will be able to utilize the best and latest treatments and equipment for wound care in a medically underserved area that has high rates of diabetes and vascular disease resulting in chronic wounds that often lead to amputations. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pima County |
Job Center at Pima Community College – This project will allow Pima County to operate a new American Job Center at a facility adjacent to Pima Community College, to help job-seekers access workforce placement programs, or gain access to workforce training programs at Pima Community College. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District |
Copper Canyon Fire District Ambulance – This project will replace an aging ambulance for the Copper Canyon Fire District, a large and rural fire district. The current ambulance is more than 15 years old and is in need of significant maintenance to continue operating. |
Camp Verde |
AZ |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingman |
City of Kingman Automated External Defibrillators – This project will help the City of Kingman purchase 50 replacement Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) which will replace aging AEDs used by the fire department and allow for a greater deployment of AEDs in the community. |
Kingman |
AZ |
$171,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maricopa County Community College District |
Maricopa Community College District Biomedical Technician Program – This project will allow the Maricopa Community College District to establish a biomedical technician training program at the downtown Phoenix Biomedical Campus. This program will get Arizonans skills they need for good-paying jobs and help address shortages of health care workers in the Phoenix area. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,815,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Navajo Nation Division of Social Services |
Tuba City Domestic Violence Shelter – This project will construct a new domestic violence shelter to serve the Tuba City region, which lacks a shelter despite being the largest city on the Navajo Nation. The new, 24-bed domestic violence shelter will be administered by the Navajo Department of Family Services and operated in close proximity to the Tuba City Hospital. |
Tuba City |
AZ |
$4,172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pima Community College |
Pima Community College Center of Excellence in Applied Technology - This will enable Pima Community College to purchase equipment to expand its workforce training programs for commercial and industrial HVAC and refrigeration competencies. This new program will make PCC one of very few colleges and technical schools that will be able to more fully train and prepare students to start careers in the industry and to reskill/upskill technicians already employed in the industry, both serving employers and strengthening the regional economy. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$1,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Cruz County |
Ephraim Canyon Flood Control Basin - This will construct a flood control basin to reduce risks associated with the 100-year flood events and protect property. The project will also help protect the International Boundary and Water Commission-International Outfall Interceptor (IBWC-IOI), by reducing the flows by 90%. The Ephraim Canyon Flood Control Basin is one of three basins that have been identified by the US CORPS and Santa Cruz County, to reduce the flow in the Nogales Wash and protect the IBWC-IOI. |
Nogales
|
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Gila Valley Irrigation District |
Gila Valley Irrigation District Distribution and Improvement - This will prevent water loss and protect nearby drinking water sources along approximately three miles of the Highline Canal near Safford. The funding will also be used to install 58 lateral gates on the Dodge/Nevada and Smithville canals located in Pima, AZ. |
Graham County |
AZ |
$333,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Silver Creek Flood Control District |
Silver Creek Flood Control District Millet Swale - These will improve the dam at Millet Swale that was compromised by a significant rain event in 2021 putting the dam at risk of failure which would threaten the nearby town of Taylor and local drinking water sources. |
Taylor |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hopi Tribe |
Hopi Water Transmission Line - this would build a water transmission line and accompanying pump house, tank, and fencing to transfer water from Pasture Canyon to Upper Moenkopi Village and the Village of Moencopi for the Hopi Tribe. |
Upper Moenkopi Village & Lower Moencopi Village |
AZ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greenlee County |
Greenlee County Culvert - this would install a storm drain culvert to connect the New Model Canal to the Gila River to alleviate flooding risk during storm events. |
Franklin |
AZ |
$361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mohave County |
Mohave County Grace Neal Channel - this will construct phase three of this project to reduce stormwater flooding in an area that includes hundreds of homes, Mohave Community College, churches, and businesses. By cutting off and reducing flooding in this area, this project will enable Mohave Community College to expand and offer additional services and programs to the community. |
Mohave County |
AZ |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northern Arizona University |
Northern Arizona University Native American Center - this will support the expansion of the Native American Cultural Center at NAU that serves Native American students through improved recruitment, retention, graduation, and career placement opportunities. This project will better serve Native students and allow for close collaboration partner institutions that focus on the education and success of Native students. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bullhead City |
Bullhead City North Well Project - Bullhead City recently took over operational control of the Bullhead City water system, which regularly operates at capacity and without adequate backups. This funding will enable the city to drill a new high-producing well to provide redundancy to the existing system and increase capacity. |
Bullhead City |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gilbert |
Gilbert Stormwater Pump Station - this will upgrade an aging pumping station's controls and backup power connection to reduce flooding at a below grade railroad crossing located in a key economic and transportation corridor for the area. |
Gilbert |
AZ |
$629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wellton-Mohawk Irrigation and Drainage District |
Wellton-Mohawk Irrigation and Drainage District Water Piping - This will replace about 2 miles of an open irrigation canal with rubber gasket enforce pipe to improve water efficiency, reduce evaporation, and prevent potential contamination in a critical agricultural area that is suffering due to historic drought. |
Wellton |
AZ |
$3,438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Jerome |
Jerome Water Line Improvements - this will improve reliability by replacing aging water lines that are leaky and inadequate to serve the town's current population. |
Jerome |
AZ |
$1,134,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Flagstaff |
Flagstaff Museum Fire Flood Mitigation: This project will allow the City of Flagstaff to invest in flood mitigation stormwater structures and drainage easements to mitigate the risks from flooding of the 2019 Museum Fire burn scar. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Show Low |
Show Low Sewer Line - This would allow the City of Show Low to upgrade a sewer line that carries about a quarter of the city's wastewater and has reached capacity in order to meet current and future needs. |
Show Low |
AZ |
$1,042,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Carefree |
Carefree Pressure Zone Improvements - this would allow for the improvement of about 4,000 feet of waterline and 7 fire hydrants in a rural area of Carefree that is adjacent to the Tonto National Forest, but currently lacks fire protection. The project will also improve firefighting capabilities within the entire pressure zone which serves approximately 3 square miles or about a third of the community. |
Carefree |
AZ |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cave Creek |
Cave Creek Water Interconnect - this will create a new connection with the City of Phoenix water system to provide a backup drinking water supply for a water system that currently relies on a single pipeline to serve its thousands of residents and the Carefree Water Company. |
Cave Creek |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Page |
Page Water Treatment Plant Expansion - this would double the treatment capacity of the Page water treatment plant by increasing pumping and disinfection capacity in order to meet peak demands in a drought-stricken region. |
Page |
AZ |
$4,508,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glendale |
Glendale Water Valve Replacement - this will replace old, leaky valves that waste water and can also cause sinkholes. This will improve the efficiency and reliability of the city's water distribution and fire suppression systems. |
Glendale |
AZ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Maricopa-Stanfield Irrigation and Drainage Dist. |
Pinal County Groundwater Conveyance - This will complete final design and construction of an initial phase of a new water delivery system for groundwater in central Pinal County. As the region faces reductions in water from the Colorado River, this project ensures groundwater can be conveyed throughout the irrigation district for area farmers. |
Maricopa |
AZ |
$2,656,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Central Arizona Irrigation and Drainage District |
Central Arizona Irrigation and Drainage District Water Conveyance System - This will help complete final design and construction of infrastructure to allow groundwater to be delivered throughout the Central Arizona Irrigation and Drainage District. This phase includes decoupling and replumbing two canals, which will support water delivery within central Pinal County. |
Eloy |
AZ |
$1,968,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service, Tonto National Forest |
Forest Road 512 - This will apply an all-weather surface to a portion of Young Road, which is the sole access to the community of Young. This all-weather surface is needed to ensure that residents, visitors, and emergency services can access the community for work, emergencies, or services including a planned veterans center. |
Young |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pinon Community School |
Pinon Community School HVAC- this would fully repair and replace the school's aging HVAC and associated hydraulic cooling system, improving the facilities for students and teachers and making it more efficient and cost effective. |
Pinon |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Central Maine Community College |
Central Maine Community College (Auburn) is requesting CDS funds for the installation of solar panels on the roofs of pre-identified campus buildings to promote the college's energy efficiency and renewable energy goals. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
State of Maine, Governor’s Energy Office |
To help fund Maine’s Community Resilience Partnership which assists communities with reducing carbon emissions, transitioning to clean energy, improving energy efficiency, and becoming more resilient to climate change effects such as extreme weather, flooding, rising sea levels, public health impacts, and more.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$4,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
This CDS proposal would support the University of Maine at Augusta's development and delivery of in-person and online professional training for all Maine municipalities in cybersecurity, and support municipal official costs to attend training at UMA's Augusta-based cyber range (including travel, housing and meals over summer). |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To fund the remaining costs for the first-time maintenance dredging of a federal navigation channel created by the Army Corps of Engineers in 1958. |
Knox County |
ME |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Our Katahdin |
Our Katahdin proposes installing a highly ef?cient biomass fueled power plant to generate electricity and provide thermal energy to the district heating system at the Commercialization Hub. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Maine Department of Education |
Funding to support Maine Department of Education’s Revolving Renovation Fund goal of addressing energy and water conservation improvements at Maine schools. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To install seawater intake lines and larger pumps to support the growth of the National Cold Water Marine Aquaculture Center and University of Maine’s Center for Cooperative Aquaculture Research and full utilization of aquaculture systems at both facilities to advance research, workforce development, and economic development. |
Hancock County (benefits Town of Franklin, ME) |
ME |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Healthy Acadia |
Healthy Acadia is partnering with the Washington County Jail to launch Downeast Restorative Harvest, a corrections-community garden program. The garden, to be located on a parcel of county-owned land in Machias, Maine, will engage jail residents, members of the recovery community, horticultural educators, and other community members in growing food for the jail’s kitchen as well as for donation to local hunger relief programs, and will provide jail residents and other participants with valuable life and employment skills, as well as opportunities to support and improve their physical and mental health. |
Washington County (benefits all of Washington County) |
ME |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Van Buren |
To help fund the construction of a new fire station located in Van Buren, ME.
|
Aroostook County (benefits Van Buren, Hamlin Plantation, and Cyr Plantation) |
ME |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Trekkers Inc. |
For Trekkers to upgrade their campus located in Rockland, including renovate an existing building, upgrade outdoor space, and construct a new program barn to create an accessible campus, where Trekkers students and their families are welcomed and celebrated.
|
Knox County (benefits towns of Rockland, Thomaston, South Thomaston, Cushing, Owls Head, and St. George) |
ME |
$628,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oxford |
To help fund the construction of a new town office for Oxford, ME. |
Oxford County (benefits the Town of Oxford, ME) |
ME |
$3,459,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Boreal Theater |
To help Boreal Theater, a new community theater in Millinocket, purchase needed equipment as it begins operations. |
Penobscot County (service area is Millinocket, ME) |
ME |
$119,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
To establish a Public Safety Building that will house the City of Belfast’s Fire, Police, and Ambulance Departments in one single facility. This Public Safety Building would take either the form of a new, standalone building, that would be located behind the City of Belfast’s current Fire Station at 273 Main Street, or as a significant expansion to the existing Fire Station; these alternatives would be evaluated during the design process and an option would be chosen based on cost effectiveness and efficiency.
|
Waldo County (benefits the towns of Belfast, Swanville, Northport, Waldo, Belmont, and Morrill) |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Anson |
To replace a 1996 (30 year old) pumper fire truck. The Town of Anson can no longer get parts for the existing pumper truck. This truck is essential for the fire protection of our communities. |
Somerset County (benefits towns of Anson and Embden) |
ME |
$717,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Piscataquis Regional Food Center |
This project will enable PRFC to achieve its goal of adding food processing to its list of services by making it possible to acquire a variety of critical pieces of processing equipment. |
Piscataquis County (benefits all of Piscataquis County and towns of Dexter, Corinna, and Newport) |
ME |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Greenville |
To construct a new public safety building in Greenville to house the town’s police department and other critical first responder services. |
Piscataquis County (benefits towns of Greenville, Shirley, Beaver Cover, and Northwest Piscataquis County Unorganized Territory) |
ME |
$902,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
The University of Maine at Presque Isle (UMPI) and the University of Maine at Fort Kent, (UMFK) are seeking $9 million to renovate their respective antiquated auditoriums, which are widely utilized by both the campus and broader local community (including local school districts) for essential education, cultural and community programming and are important drivers of economic and community development. Specifically, UMPI is seeking $5 million toward the nearly $10 million renovation of Wieden Hall and UMFK is seeking $4 million to renovate its Fox Auditorium. |
Aroostook County (benefits town of Presque Isle and Fort Kent) |
ME |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Maine 4H Foundation |
For renovations, mechanical upgrades, and new educational technology at the Greenland Point and Magic Lantern Maine 4-H locations. |
Cumberland and Washington Counties (benefits the towns of Bridgton and Princeton) |
ME |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
St. George Youth and Scouting Council, Inc. |
St. George Youth and Scouting is looking to fund a renovation of their building and outdoor educational and training space. The project would include upgrades to the flooring, windows, ADA access, doors, deck, roof, gas heaters, water heater, electrical, and painting of the building. |
Knox County (service area included St. George, ME) |
ME |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
State of Maine |
To fund the Community Resilience Partnership to assist communities and tribal governments through grants and direct support to help reduce carbon emissions, transition to clean energy, and increasing resilience to climate changes. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cumberland County Government |
Funding to improve emergency communication across 20 towns in Cumberland County and at the County’s Regional Communications Center, Emergency Management Agency and Sheriff’s Office.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Gulf of Maine Research Institute |
To support coastal Maine communities in developing and implementing climate adaptation plans that are critical to sustaining resilient and thriving communities. Project activities will include: (1) developing localized and community informed vulnerability assessments, (2) facilitating community engagement activities to develop a prioritized set of equitable adaptation options, and (3), supporting municipalities in identifying, securing, and managing the financing needed to turn climate plans into climate action. This project will particularly focus on preparing Maine’s coast for a future with higher seas and more severe coastal flooding. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$669,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association |
To provide cost savings and energy resilience to fishing-dependent communities in Maine by creating pathways to introduce energy efficiency, alternative fuels, and distributed renewable energy into the ports and vessels that comprise the Maine fishing and seafood industries. The project will result in reduced greenhouse gas emissions from fishing vessels and associated activities, and create opportunities for entrepreneurs in energy-related fields and clean tech in the marine sector. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,991,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maine Space Grant Consortium |
The Maine Space Grant Consortium is requesting funds to develop and launch cubesats into portal orbits that will help the state manage and mitigate the impacts of climate change. By doing so, the Consortium will be laying the foundation for developing the state’s capability in the design, development, and manufacturing of small satellites to address Maine’s research, education, and policy and management challenges under the umbrella of the Maine Space Corporation. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
The project will develop a new resource and technical assistance hub within the New England Environmental Finance Center (EFC) at the University of Southern Maine to support Maine communities in reducing their carbon emissions through energy efficiency and clean energy. Building upon 20+ years of strengthening local capacity to plan, fund, and finance climate adaptation and resilience, the project will expand the suite of municipal assistance services offered by the New England EFC. The project will provide small, rural, and capacity-constrained Maine communities tailored support to navigate and access grant funding and sustainable financing to transition to clean energy and implement deep energy efficiency measures. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries (MCCF) |
To evaluate the science needs for transitioning to a more ecosystem approach to fisheries and coastal resource management in eastern Maine. The network of scientists, managers and community members will take a social-economic systems approach to shape a framework of observations, monitoring, research and modeling to inform the wise management of the working waterfront, fisheries, aquaculture and other uses of the coastal zone that is nimble and prepared for climate change in both the natural and social systems. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec County |
To improve security in the Kennebec County Court Building and fund security staff to upgrade security at the Kennebec County Government complex which is home to the Court/DA/Probate buildings. Funding will be used on a security assessment, renovations and addition of equipment to improve security for the complex including camera and alarms. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$95,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences |
To expand the main laboratory building in East Boothbay, Maine to meet increased demand for its transformative ocean science education initiatives and to support ongoing growth in its innovation and commercial work addressing global issues. The new wing will contain classrooms, artificial intelligence collaboration space, laboratories, as well as new additions to campus including Bigelow’s first teaching labs, a state of the art cryopreservation space for its growing patent repository business, and a 300-person forum that will be a resource for the broader community in the region. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$12,326,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To build upon existing resources to create a coordinated system of tick and tick-borne pathogen surveillance, research, and risk communication in northern New England. Through collaborations with stakeholders in Maine and researchers at the University of New Hampshire and University of Vermont, the University of Maine will implement an initial comprehensive sampling of tick populations and tick-borne pathogen prevalence in Maine, with the possibility of additional surveillance in New Hampshire and Vermont. Surveillance efforts will be multifaceted to reflect the specific research questions in different regions of the state. |
Penobscot |
ME |
$10,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
The project would expand the COVID Wastewater Testing Laboratory at the University of Maine to provide rapid, complex microbial and environmental testing to the state of Maine. Establishing the infrastructure to expand genomic sequencing will allow for surveillance during the current pandemic and future public health outbreaks or crises. The facility would bolster the existing, limited infrastructure in the state to support local hospitals, laboratories, and research partners while also providing enhanced educational and training opportunities for students and career professionals with cutting-edge technologies to increase marketability for career opportunities. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$4,068,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To create a PFAS Research Center to serve the monitoring needs of the state of Maine while advancing UMaine’s leadership in PFAS research through competitive research funding and training Maine’s workforce. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To complete a second manufacturing bay and immersive workforce training facilities within the digital research Factory of the Future (FoF). This facility will advance large-scale, bio-based additive manufacturing using advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and collaborative arrays of large 3D printers and subtractive systems. The facility will drive innovation and new technology development in affordable housing, clean energy, construction, transportation, boatbuilding, and furniture industries. The FoF will expand Maine's use of mass timber products beyond traditional warehouse-type spaces to a more demanding manufacturing setting. FoF will create paid training opportunities to 400+ workers per year in manufacturing technologies and operations. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
The University of Maine proposes the creation of the Maine Environmental Monitoring and Data Framework (Maine EMD), a critical component of the recently established Maine Climate Information Exchange (MCSIE), the climate science information coordination hub highlighted as a need in the state’s Maine Won't Wait Climate Action Plan. The Maine EMD is a core component central to MCSIE’s mission to make the most current data on Maine’s rapidly changing chemical and physical environment accessible to Maine’s people. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$2,051,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Waldo |
Waldo County is looking to replace the old furniture with state of the art 9-1-1 consoles, with full ergonomics and environmental controls, replace old lighting with new modern lighting, and replace the old windows with larger windows to allow natural light into the room. |
Waldo County |
ME |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Downeast Institute |
The purpose of this project is to enhance existing working waterfront infrastructure for researchers, fishermen and others by constructing a boat ramp, replacing a floating dock system that services an existing pier, improving passage to the boat ramp area, and installing a dive station. This project will increase the usability of an existing pier, improve access to 2,000 feet of deep-water working waterfront in Great Western Bay in Beals, and enhance the functionality of a marine research campus. |
Washington County |
ME |
$673,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Downeast Salmon Federation |
To expand the Downeast Salmon Federation's capacity to recover local populations of Federally endangered Atlantic salmon by producing more fish for additional river systems. The expansion of the Pleasant River Hatchery will also create public park space and a recreational fishing resource for the region. |
Washington County |
ME |
$404,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Washington County Sheriff's Office |
To upgrade Washington County Emergency Communications systems, tower equipment, regional communication center, emergency responding department, and Washington County Emergency Operations Center. |
Washington County |
ME |
$5,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New England |
To expand UNE’s unique experiential learning and research opportunities in the marine ecosphere, the University is seeking funding to support the construction of a coastal research facility adjacent to the Arthur P. Girard Marine Science Center on its Biddeford campus. |
York County |
ME |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
York County Sheriff’s Department |
To purchase training simulators, props, and other equipment to support the activities of the County’s All-Hazards Training Center. The simulators and equipment will allow the Sheriff’s Department to provide training in a controlled environment.
|
York County |
ME |
$994,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Island Institute |
To support working waterfront businesses through CO2 mitigation projects, sea level rise adaptation measures, and targeted business support to secure ownership for future generations and/or diversify existing business models. Project will provide technical assistance, business advising services, shared learning opportunities, seed funding for project planning and implementation, and access to networks through individual assistance and a cohort model. Seed funding in the form of grants, low-interest loans, and other tools will complement climate adaptation and mitigation projects and support business resilience efforts. |
Knox County |
ME |
$469,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Coastal Enterprises, Inc. |
To improve access to capital for Maine’s local food system by capitalizing the Catalyst Fund, a sector-focused fund which provides long term, flexible investments to emerging innovative food companies that support Maine’s agriculture and aquaculture production. CEI anticipates making investments in an additional 5-7 businesses supporting the creation of 15-21 new jobs in the sector, and providing technical assistance and coaching. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Envision Maine dba ClimateWork Maine |
To strengthen Maine’s small businesses and support a more resilient economy, helping to keep good jobs in the state and make Maine a vibrant participant in the low-carbon future. ClimateWork Maine will work to help individual businesses take action on climate change, including actions to mitigate and prepare for the effects of climate change, build support for the state’s climate plan within the business community, and assist entrepreneurs as they invent new businesses and products. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association |
To support the Fishermen Feeding Mainers Program to provide direct financial relief to fishermen by helping them address food insecurity in Maine through supplying food banks and families in need with healthy Maine seafood meals. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
To provide specialized business, entrepreneurial, brand, legal and marketing support to a cohort of at least 10 emerging outdoor recreation businesses to accelerate their growth and success, and that of Maine's economy. Additionally, the project would provide meaningful hands-on paid education and workforce training and other professional development to university business students providing support for the participating businesses. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$356,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Northeast Historic Film |
To create the Maine TV News Digital Library. Their collection contains the bulk of all surviving television news, film and video. They have been building this collection for over 30 years and this project will give them a chance to make it easily available to the public. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Central Maine Growth Council |
Central Maine Growth Council’s (CMGC) Dirigo Labs accelerator program proposes an expansion to the scope of services which will include a SBIR/STTR Innovation Hub Project. With the aid of Congressionally directed funds, Dirigo Labs will diversify its current curriculum to incorporate access to federal contracts, research and development and technology transfer funding in the federal innovation arena. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$278,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Island Institute |
To expand the Island Institute’s nearly 40-year effort to support Maine’s coastal and island businesses with funding, networking, and business advising, focused on attracting new business to the region through seed funding, as well as business advising, mentorship, and networking. |
Knox County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
To establish a Maine Agriculture Roadmap, building upon high-impact successful forestry and fisheries road mapping projects in Maine. To provide an inclusive, diverse stakeholder process by which to develop a unified direction for critical Maine industry that supports and grows rural jobs and opportunity and guides future policy and investments. To address grand challenges facing Maine and beyond, including climate change, food insecurity and public health outcomes, and rural sustainability.
|
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
Maine Entrepreneurship Fellowship and Incubator will address a talent gap in the commercialization of R&D in Maine by recruiting and training early-career professionals through hands-on experience working with researchers to commercialize an innovation. The introduction of the Maine Entrepreneurship Fellowship will provide an opportunity to train the CEOs of tomorrow and to grow businesses in the state of Maine.
|
Penobscot County |
ME |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Engine, Inc. |
To support the development and growth of a competitive nine-month program for creative entrepreneurs called IGNITE. IGNITE is a competitive arts, design, and advanced manufacturing business incubator program that provides socially innovative material and technical support to emerging business leaders; introduces business training and mentorship opportunities to participants; builds collaborative support and mentoring networks that integrate business support resources regionally; delivers educational programming with key partners; and connects IGNITE Cohort to funding opportunities and Maine's Entrepreneurial Ecosystem. |
York County |
ME |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
The UMaine Food Innovation Center would expand the existing university food innovation pilot plan to provide needed processing services, production scale-up, product development, food safety and food quality to support Maine's small-scale agriculture and aquaculture producers, while providing academic and workforce development opportunities for both youth and adults. The project would address the increasing demand for local food options in part due to the impacts of COVID (supply chain disruption, etc.) and help Maine capitalize on the ability to grow its land- and water-based food economy and ensure Mainers have reliable access to affordable, healthy and safe local food. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
To support Wild Blueberry growers and producers in Maine by developing infrastructure and research to test and demonstrate new accessible and cost-effective technologies at Blueberry Hill Farm in Jonesboro, Maine. This proposed solution aims to construct space, develop infrastructure and equipment to research, develop and demonstrate improvements in harvesting, processing technologies, irrigation, horticultural approaches, and water use among different genotypes. Project will work to ensure that Maine’s Wild Blueberry producers and growers are equipped with climate adaptation strategies and solutions to labor challenges for a critical crop within the state of Maine. |
Washington County |
ME |
$2,997,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Franco-American Heritage Center at St Mary's |
The Franco Center seeks funds to support repair work at its home in the former St. Mary's Church. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$3,740,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
LA Community Little Theatre |
The proposed project includes four components - the renovation of the exterior of the building, a new HVAC system for the building, interior renovation of the top floor classrooms, offices, and related restrooms, front and rear stairwells from the ground level to the top floor and basement renovations. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$1,658,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Museum L-A |
This project will rehabilitate the Camden Yarns Mill on the Lewiston-Auburn riverfront to become the new permanent home for Museum L-A. The new facility will enable the Museum to continue preserving and sharing the industry and culture of the working people of Maine, to create an inclusive place of community convening for Androscoggin County, and to establish an iconic tourism destination that helps drive economic development for the region. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SeniorPlus |
To help build a new facility for SeniorPlus. Most of the facility will house the SeniorPlus “Meal on Wheels” kitchen serving three counties. The remainder of the facility will house a larger Education Center offering support groups, evidenced based classes that support healthy aging, and other topical areas of interest for older adults. |
Androscoggin |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poland |
The Poland Library Expansion project will create a dedicated children's area, increase efficiency, and modernize the remainder of the facility. The project would improve ADA access with the addition of a modern elevator and restroom facilities in the Community Room. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poland |
To improve the capability and capacity, safety, and environmental protection at the Poland Transfer Station by expanding recycling and municipal solid waste handling capability, improving safety through pavement repair and replacement, protecting the environment by creating a non porus laydown area for construction, wood debris and roll off containers, improving drainage, and enhancing office space to handle increased customer demand.
|
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$599,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trinity Jubilee Center |
The Trinity Jubilee Center is seeking funds for a renovation project that will increase the Center’s space, allow programs to function more efficiently, and help people to get back on their feet more quickly. Work will include adding a public bathroom, a shower and laundry for the homeless, a walk-in refrigerator and freezer, a meeting room for mental health case management, and an indoor food distribution area. The medical clinic will have a new, updated space, and food will be moved out of the shelter and into a new, dedicated food storage space. The building will have ventilation and be accessible.
|
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
Using CDS funds, the University of Southern Maine would partner to create a second site for University of Maine at Farmington's nationally accredited early childhood education center at USM's Lewiston-Auburn College (LAC), where the University of Maine at Augusta is also co-located. The new center would provide high-quality critically needed childcare for families in the community including adult learners attending LAC, while developing the future early childhood educator workforce. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$3,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aroostook County Action Program Inc. |
Aroostook’s Childcare Expansion Workforce Initiative is a critical component of the overarching work to grow Aroostook’s workforce and economy. Specifically, the effort will increase the number of available childcare slots, provided by ACAP County-wide, by 30 percent, allowing more parents with young children to enter the workforce. Funds would be dedicated to facility upgrades, classroom equipment purchase, childcare professional workforce training, and supports to families enrolling children in the program – including expansion of our successful Whole Family/Two-Generation approach. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ignite Presque Isle |
To help Ignite PI fund a co-workspace in Presque Isle at the Northeastland Hotel. The co-workspace, named “The Innovation Center”, is a shared space where people can collaborate, network, and help each other. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$1,538,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Frenchville |
To help construct and childcare facility in the Town of Frenchville. The Town was approached by the owners of a local nursing home care facility about constructing and operating a licensed childcare facility adjacent to its existing facility. The primary focus is to provide reliable childcare for their employees which correspond to their employees’ work schedule. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Houlton |
To support Phase II of the Walkable Houlton project, which include repairs to sidewalks around the town. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$888,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Weston |
The Town of Weston is seeking $53,470 in Congressional Directed Spending to create a waterfront park along the shores of East Grand Lake. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$53,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Casco Bay Trail Alliance |
This project provides bicycle-pedestrian safety measures through the construction of an off-road multi-use path parallel to U.S. Route 1. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
The Congress Square Redesign is a large-scale renovation that will transform an inaccessible area into an inclusive public space in the most densely populated and diverse neighborhood in Portland. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
The project is a fully permitted comprehensive maintenance dredge of public and private berthing and vessel support resources within the cities of Portland and South Portland, Maine. The Project will secure the Port of Portland as a center for marine commerce by: expanding and improving vessel berthing at 47 individually designed dredge locations at 32 public and private piers and waterfront properties. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$17,943,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family Focus |
To help Family Focus renovate a building received as conveyance from the Navy into a childcare facility. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harpswell Neck Fire and Rescue |
The purpose of this project is to renovate the Harpswell Neck Fire Station to accommodate the Town’s daytime firefighters, bring the station up to code, expand the volunteer fire fighters’ gear locker area, upgrade hazmat decontamination facilities, relocate chiefs’ offices, modernizing our communications from the current analog system to a digital system, and upgrade training facilities for our volunteer fire fighters, EMT’s, and Rescue Drivers. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$548,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Irish Heritage Center |
Funding would go towards a project to fully restore the building envelope to prevent further deterioration of the exterior structure, seal and weatherize the building, and prevent further interior damage. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$3,323,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mechanics' Hall |
The purpose of this project is the urgent repair and restoration of the "Clerestory Monitor" roof of Mechanics' Hall in Portland, Maine, Phase One of a master plan for the complete restoration of Mechanics' Hall. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority` |
To permit and construct an ecologically, environmentally, and sustainable User Fee Customs and Border Protection Facility enabling current and future commercial and private aircraft operators to land at Brunswick Executive Airport, clear customs and to continue on to their destination. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Falmouth |
This project includes major road improvements for 1.3 mile section of U.S. Route 1 (from Turnpike Spur to Cumberland Town Line) and on Johnson Road (from Route 1 to Middle Road)
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Falmouth |
The project involves vehicular and pedestrian safety improvements to, and addresses operational and safety concerns at, the Middle, Bucknam and Falmouth Roads Intersection. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gorham |
The Town of Gorham seeks funds for a feasibility study to connect the Route 22 commercial corridor with sewerage and water distribution services. The commercial corridor spans approximately two miles through the Towns of Gorham and Scarborough, and the City of Westbrook, and is located along the proposed Gorham Spur Connector route.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boothbay Region YMCA |
To expand the Boothbay Region YMCA Child Enrichment Center and McEvoy Lodge to be able to serve more working families in the region. The Child Enrichment Center serves infants through preschool age and follows a Montessori philosophy. The McEvoy Lodge is the site for school age (grades K-6) programming during after school hours and school vacation days as well as summer programming during the ten weeks of camp and additional weeks of school age childcare that bridge the end and beginning of each school year when camp is not in session. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gorham |
The Town of Gorham seeks federal funds to complete construction and paving of the Cross Town Trail, a bicycle and pedestrian pathway utilizing the former Boston & Maine Railroad line. The two-mile trail corridor will provide a continuous connection between Gorham Village Square and the Gorham Industrial Park, enabling access by adjacent residential neighborhoods and connectivity to the City of Westbrook.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gorham |
The Town of Gorham seeks funds to expand public sewerage and water distribution to the South Gorham district, connecting an existing sewer network to the expected terminus location of Maine Turnpike Authority’s (MTA) proposed Gorham Spur toll road; in addition, a portion of the funds will support a feasibility study of connecting public sewer and water to an adjacent commercial zone, which extends into two neighboring municipalities (Scarborough & Westbrook). |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$11,896,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
High Peaks Alliance |
This project would fund the construction of a multiple-use bridge over the Sandy River from downtown Farmington connecting to the regional Whistle-Stop Trail. |
Frankling County |
ME |
$2,941,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Lincoln County YMCA |
To increase the main YMCA facility with additional classrooms to expand enrollment and staffing for early child care education. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Down East Family YMCA |
There is a tremendous opportunity for growth with the revitalization of our Camp Discovery property as well as constructing a new "trade" building that would focus on carpentry and other skills that campers would be able to utilize moving forward and potentially opening successful career paths for them. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Frances Perkins Center |
To build a new education center adjacent to the historic Frances Perkins Homestead National Historic Landmark’s Brick House. This 3,500 sq ft structure will include a welcome center for site users, restrooms, exhibition space, staff workspace, and a large meeting room for community use. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jesup Memorial Library |
The Jesup Memorial Library has remained unchanged since its construction in 1911. The current building is unable to accommodate any of these new community needs and, without an elevator, is also not accessible to many in our community. In response to these challenges, we have designed an expansion that will double the footprint of the library (12,000sf to 24,000sf) to improve accessibility, create purpose-designed spaces, enhance mechanical systems, and better serve all in our community. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mount Desert Island YMCA |
The original YMCA on Mount Desert Island was founded and built in 1900. In March of 1994, the building was destroyed during a snow storm, and the today Y was completed and built with money raised from the Y leadership and donations from Island residents. Today, after 28 years, much of the building needs modernizing and replacement including upgrading HVAC/ventilation systems throughout, modernized changing rooms including lockers, showers and toilets, including gender-neutral design to enhance diversity and inclusion. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jackson Laboratory |
A relocated and newly constructed parking lot driveway and separate pedestrian crossing for Jackson Laboratory will combine traffic enhancements and visibility countermeasures designed to indicate the optimal location and timing for road crossing and to reinforce driver requirements to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians at the designated crossing location. The multi-use path will also enhance the character, context and utility of this heavily traveled state highway corridor connecting the village of Bar Harbor to Acadia National Park and intersecting with The Jackson Laboratory’s main campus. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Somerville |
To rebuild the base of gravel road segments which are prone to deep mud on the 9.6 miles of town maintained gravel roads to mitigate the impact of climate change on the seasonal gravel road condition known as “mud season”. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Aurora |
The Fiscal Year 2023 paving project will provide for safe travel for the residents of the towns of Aurora and Great Pond |
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,008,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dedham |
he Dedham/Lucerne Fire Department is seeking to raise needed funds for an expansion of the Dedham Fire Station and add “live-in” quarters for Fire Science Students from Eastern Maine Community College, as well as our full-time staff.
|
Hancock County |
ME |
$437,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Surry |
The Town of Surry project is for paving along one of our most busy and important town roads. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alfond Youth & Community Center |
This funding investment will build a new youth center in Augusta, Maine to help expand our programming to increase our capacity to serve children and families encouraging them to enroll and use free academic, health and wellness and educational community programming. This request will serve approximately 500 additional individuals.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Center Early Intervention and Family Su |
The Children’s Center is seeking to expand and renovate their primary location in Augusta, Maine. The expansion will address persistent wait lists for specialized early intervention services for children with special needs and accommodate future community demand based on greater Kennebec Valley population projections. The project includes a 14,000 square foot addition, parking lot expansion and 5,000 square foot renovation to existing space. It will add ten specialized classrooms; an outpatient therapy suite; center-based treatment spaces; gross motor space; a stimulation-sensitive lobby; a highly specialized treatment room for children with autism and other sensory processing disorders; observation windows throughout the facility for clinical assessments and treatment planning; an improved HVAC system to ensure air quality and efficient climate control; and administrative space and additional parking to accommodate this growth. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wiscasset |
To improve infrastructure around and ensure safe access to a critical transportation steam crossing that is the only access to Maine Yankee Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation, manufacturing businesses and a town landing used by marine businesses and harvesters. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardiner |
The Cobbossee Corridor Trail is a valuable public transportation infrastructure investment that will improve the inter-connectedness of all Gardiner’s neighborhoods and its natural and cultural assets. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Starling Hall |
This project seeks CDS funding to renovate Starling Hall, the oldest building in Maine known to be constructed for the sole use as a 'Grange Hall'.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$1,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Damariscotta |
The CDS funds will be used to make both Damariscotta and Newcastle fully connected to fiber internet. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$168,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Valley YMCA |
The Kennebec Valley YMCA requests funds to expand the Y's childcare program capacity. The Y will build a 2,000-square-foot addition to the existing facility at 31 Union Street in Augusta. The expansion will allow the program to add 35 new childcare slots to its Learning Center program for young children ages six weeks to five years--a 47 percent increase in capacity (the current capacity is 66). The new addition will be single-story construction with three classrooms equipped with bathrooms and storage closets. The Y is also requesting support to purchase the materials and supplies needed to outfit the new classrooms to make them fully operational within a one-year timeframe.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$646,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Mineral and Gem Museum |
To support the upgrade of research instrumentation in the museum’s lab and investment in the formal expansion of research capabilities and development of educational programs. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter & Services |
Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter & Services (MMHSS) intends to develop between 5-6 units of family shelter and 19-26 units of permanent supportive housing for seniors in Waterville, Maine.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wayne |
The Town of Wayne is seeking to construct fiber to the home network to provide affordable, reliable high-speed Internet access available to all parts of our town at a reasonable cost to taxpayers and Internet users. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bay Chamber Concerts, Inc. |
With the recent purchase of a historic building in Camden (formerly High Mountain Hall), Bay Chamber seeks funds to renovate and rehabilitate the space to house our music education and live concert programs.
|
Knox County |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Norway Maine Opera House |
To renovate and repair the Norway Maine Opera House facade and second and third floors and to bring the building back to a fully functioning opera house. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$1,115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rockland |
Rockland's Downtown Waterfront Revitalization Streetscape Project will connect the multi-use piers and parks on Rockland's Downtown Waterfront, through a priority area for economic development, to Rockland's historic Main Street. The project is part of a larger economic & community development effort to redevelop City infrastructure on the downtown waterfront both because of its importance to the existing economy, and as a way to help activate this area and stimulate private investment and growth.
|
Knox County |
ME |
$1,039,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
William A. Farnsworth Library & Art Museum, Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to address costly renovations, repairs, and upgrades to the Farnsworth Art Museum’s facilities and infrastructure, ensuring the safety, security, and public accessibility of its priceless collection now and into the future.
|
Knox County |
ME |
$2,824,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Regional School Unit 10 |
To build a new wellness and fitness center as part of the new community school to support mental health and other wellness activities for the seven town school district. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$1,168,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Watts Hall Community Players |
Watts Hall Community Players (WHCP) is requesting support to install a new HVAC system that includes air purification technology to address COVID-19 safety needs of Watts Block.
|
Knox County |
ME |
$299,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library |
This request is for support of a major renovation and expansion of the Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library (BHML), a 501©(3) nonprofit that operates the region’s free public library.
|
Lincoln County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Norway |
To renovate the Norway Town Hall building to better equip police, public safety, and provide enhanced community space. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Foothills Land Trust |
The proposed center will expand the Western Foothills Land Trust’s capacity for year-round recreational opportunities providing spaces for yoga, exercise classes, healthy cooking, while accommodating educational programs, workshops, and conferences. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bangor Fire Department |
The Bangor Fire Department is requesting funding to build a new live fire training tower and a new building that would have a larger classroom and storage that includes a large space indoors to train during inclement weather. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,555,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bangor Region YMCA |
The specific purpose of this request is to support the construction of a $16.57 million Infant, Youth and Teen Education & Engagement Center as part of the overall YMCA project. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bangor |
This is a request for funding for renovation and improvements to the Bangor Innovation Center. The project will include exterior insulation and finishes; mechanical / electrical / plumbing improvements; a new LED lighting system; and interior floor, ceiling and wall finishes. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bangor |
This is a request for funding for redevelopment of the southern end of the City of Bangor’s waterfront. By acquiring a key parcel and redeveloping it, the City can create a continuous City owned parcel along the Penobscot River and make a more accessible, age-friendly trail system for use by residents and visitors alike. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bangor |
This is a request for funding for phase 2 of the installation of a shared commercial kitchen and business incubator in Bangor, a “Central Kitchen”. This project will benefit small local agriculture, aquaculture, and other food producers and processors in Maine, as a strategy for business development and job creation in the northern 2/3 of Maine. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Old Town |
This project will fund the development of a 160-acre industrial park located in Old Town, adjacent to the University of Maine, 5.5 miles from I-95, 15 miles from the Bangor International Airport, 150 miles from the Portland Jetport, and access to rail. The funding requested will be used to design, build, permit, and construct up-to 31 lots to attract businesses to the area. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$7,922,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Old Town |
This project will make upgrades to the Riverfront park, extend the trail and sidewalk to connect to the 4th Street boat launch, raze two dangerous and blighted buildings, improve the trail from the boat launch to the Old Town Airport and create better signage to connect Old Town’s trails to those maintained by the University of Maine. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$539,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
The Orono, Main Street Pedestrian Improvement project will upgrade pedestrian facilities along US Route 2 to enhance the safety for vulnerable users of the highway system. Improvements include enhanced crossings, activated signals and warnings, bicycle delineation, and enhanced accessibility. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snow Pond Center for the Arts |
Snow Pond seeks funding to support the third and final phase of the renovations to our historic Bowl in the Pines amphitheater. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Discovery Museum |
Maine needs a dedicated, purpose-built science park, creating a science ecosystem that encompasses a science center; a location for startups, established organizations and businesses to collaborate; a place where science in Maine is the foundation of all that happens on that campus. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Multicultural Center |
The Maine MultiCultural Center (MMCC) proposes to collaborate with the Eastern Maine Development Corporation (EMDC) and other community partners to purchase multi-unit structures to serve as transitional housing, combined with building a fund that will assist in meeting down payments for rental agreements and provide assurance of payment in the absence of credit and rental history would help to overcome the housing barriers faced by refugees and asylum seekers trying to relocate to our community. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To address the deteriorated condition of four bridge spans that carry Route 6 and 16 over the Sebec River. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Our Katahdin |
Our Katahdin, in partnership Katahdin Higher Education Center, Four Directions Development Corporation, Maine Center for Entrepreneurs, the Town of Millinocket and the Katahdin Chamber of Commerce, is seeking CDS funds to provide workforce and entrepreneur incubation services to native and non-native populations upon completion of the renovation of 230 Penobscot Avenue to create the Katahdin Innovation Center. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Penquis C.A.P., Inc. |
Penquis, along with its partners MaineHousing and the UMaine Advanced Structures and Composites Center, will build the first truly 3D-printed home in the US. This pilot program, using novel technologies developed by UMaine, will prove this building technique, all while producing nine single-family homes that will become permanent housing for the City of Bangor’s homeless population. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pir2Peer Recovery Community Center |
This CDS request would provide funding for Pir2Peer Recovery Center to buy their building. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$529,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project would provide needed additional funding for an under-funded project aimed at making accessibility improvements to approximately 100-125 bus stop across the service area. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Millinocket |
This request will fund the renovation of the finishing room buildings, administration building, and machine shop building at the former GNP paper mill industrial site. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$5,467,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project will rehabilitate Route 27 from Augusta to New Sharon. Current roadway conditions are rated poor to very poor by MaineDOT and FHWA metrics this project will restore this section of Route 27 to a state of good repair.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$14,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project is a safety project that will address a high crash location at the intersection of Route 17, Route 32, and North Hunts Meadow Road. Intersection improvements include turning lanes, channelization, sight distance improvements and access control measures. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Millinocket |
This project will improve downtown infrastructure and support business development and expansions along with new community activities in the business district. The improvements planned include replacement of 2,700 feet of downtown sidewalks and curbs and will install 22 new streetlights on Penobscot Avenue. This supports Millinocket's Downtown Action Plan-January 2020. Improv ed ADA-compliant sidewalks will make downtown safer, more walkable and support AARP affiliated local aging-in-place efforts. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,511,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To rehabilitate Route 15 from Abbot to Greenville. Current roadway conditions are rated poor to very poor by MEDOT and FHWA metrics; this project will restore this section of Route 15 to a state of good repair. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Millinocket |
The Town of Millinocket seeks funding for the construction of a new Airport Terminal and business office at the Millinocket Regional Airport. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$4,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To establish and expanded integrated child care/elder care center for the greater Orono region on the University of Maine campus more than doubling availability of needed childcare for campus and broader community; serving as an education and workforce development for students in education; nursing and other allied health professions; and piloting Elder Care programming with UMAINE's Center on Aging. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Moosehead Caring for Kids Foundation |
Moosehead Caring for Kids Foundation is partnering with the Town of Greenville and Greenville Consolidated School to build a new facility to house a childcare center, pre-K classrooms, and a community recreation center. This new facility will be located on the school grounds on the site of the former elementary school, reusing the existing building foundation pad and utility connections. This new site includes access to the public water supply and sewer which is needed to expand early childcare services and after-school childcare services.
|
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$1,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
Improve and enhance the University of Maine recreational trail system located in the University Forest with a 2K trail loop that would be lighted for late afternoon and night use for xc-skiing in the winter and walking/running fall/summer, by the university and surrounding communities. The proposed improvements include the following: solar lights/poles/installation; new snowmobile for grooming, including a roller that would be pulled behind the snowmobile; upgraded signage, and trail work (ex. address drainage/culverts and similar issues).
Current Status: The project has received preliminary approval from UMaine and will be taken to the UMS Board of Trustees over the summer. No separate phases. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$194,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dover Foxcroft |
To extend 34 miles of municipally owned fiber backbone over unserved areas representing over 90% of the area being upgraded from DSL to fiber. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$1,259,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenville Public School |
The Greenville Consolidated School Pritham Gymnasium was erected in 1963 and has exceeded its expected lifespan. Now, at 59 years old the building is in significant need of renovation for several reasons. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$5,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bath Area YMCA |
To construct a 12,000-square-foot early learning center adjoining its existing facility to serve children from infants through preschool. The purposes of the project are to increase access to affordable, quality childcare; help caregivers return to work by addressing a critical shortage in childcare slots; and add at least 14 new early childhood education jobs to the workforce.
|
Sagadahoc County |
ME |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Center for the Arts at Chocolate Church |
To support the reconstruction of the Chocolate Church Arts Center building so that the organization may continue to present music, theater, dance, and visual arts from a unique and historically significant venue. |
Sagadahoc County |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bath |
To construct a new fire station combining fire and EMS stations. The facility will be centrally located to ensure the department continues to have one of the quickest response times in the state. |
Sagadahoc County |
ME |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midcoast Maine Community Action |
To rehabilitate their facility that provides the space for our programs that serve very low to moderately low income persons in our community. Project includes upgrading key infrastructure in the building, including installing a more modern HVAC system, that will improve their carbon footprint and impact on the environment. |
Sagadahoc County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
The University of Maine proposes to create a sawmill operations training facility to be located at the Dwight B. Demeritt Forest, north of the Orono campus. This 2,600 sq ft facility is modeled on a similar facility at the University of New Hampshire’s Thompson School of Applied Science built in 2008, and would provide year-round hybrid experiential and instructed training opportunities for students across UMS, Maine Community College System, CTEs and trade programs on the fundamentals of sawyer operations, including selecting log breakdown techniques based on log quality and targeted applications to increase sawlog value, improve lumber grade, and improve processing efficiency. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sanford Library Association |
To renovate and expand the Louis B. Goodall Memorial Library in Sanford, ME. The project will add a community room, study room, and office for the Literacy Volunteers of Greater Sanford. Project will also include technology upgrades. |
York County |
ME |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
My Place Teen Center |
To expand My Place Teen Center into York County by renovating a building at 75 Bacon Street in Biddeford, ME and to support the purchasing of furniture, equipment and fixtures. My Place Teen Center will provide a free and year-round oasis for youth who are low to moderate-income. The Center will provide youth activities including life skills, job skills, mentoring for educational disparities worsened by COVID-19, programming addressing social, emotional, and mental health needs, and after school recreation for kids ages 10-18. In addition, daily meals will be provided at the Center for youth who continue to experience heightened food insecurity. |
York County |
ME |
$415,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lewiston |
The purpose of this project is to build a new Lisbon Street fire sub-station that will provide the department and the community with a modern, state-of-the-art facility including increased garage space to better house fire apparatus, provide separation between living quarters and fire apparatus, and a designated gear and equipment decontamination and cleaning areas to ensure the health and safety of the firefighters. The existing fire substation has been identified for replacement due to being functionally obsolete and experiencing structural deficiencies. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Georgetown |
To renovate and remodel the 1829 First Baptist Church building into an accessible and technologically equipped municipal meeting and community space. |
Sagadahoc County |
ME |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project will reconstruct 4.7 miles of US Route 1 in Van Buren. This segment of roadway does not currently meet modern standards. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$10,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project will improve the corridor including addressing a high crash location, reconstruction intersections, and bicycle improvements on US Route 1, Elm Street. |
York County |
ME |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Valley Community College |
To stabilize and repair two building roofs on the Kennebec Valley Community College Harold Alfond Campus (on the National Register of Historic Places as a Historic District). The roofing system on the original portion of the Averill Building on the Kennebec Valley Community College Harold Alfond Campus is over 90 years old and of serious structural concern that has become a health and safety issue and requires replacement. |
Somerset County |
ME |
$811,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project will rehabilitate Route 11 from Ashland to Eagle Lake. Current roadway conditions are rated poor to very poor by MaineDOT and FHWA metrics this project will restore this section of Route 11 to a state of good repair. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$14,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
The intersection of Route 22 and Broadturn Road is a High Crash Location with a crash rate at more than three times the statewide average for like facilities. This safety improvement project that converts this intersection to a roundabout configuration is anticipated to greatly reduce the frequency and severity of crashes. |
York County |
ME |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Appalachian Trail Club |
To support the building construction of the Maine Trail Center to provide a permanent and enduring home-base for the organization's public land stewardship work to dispatch crews and attract and retain more volunteers and seasonal staff from a diversity of communities.
|
Somerset County |
ME |
$358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project will upgrade and modernize 43 of the bridges on the Eastern Maine Railway (EMR) to the 286,000lbs North American Railroad standard at FRA Class 3 track speeds. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$17,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Anson |
To upgrade roads, sewer and bridges infrastructure in the town. |
Somerset County |
ME |
$1,271,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project will reconstruct 2.21 miles of Route 209 in the town of Action. This segment of roadway does not currently meet modern standards. |
York County |
ME |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
The purpose of this project is to improve Brighton Avenue between Dartmouth Street and Rowe Avenue. Improvements will include; state of good repair, signal and mobility improvements, accessibility, safety, pedestrian, and bicycle facilities and improvements to transit. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Anson |
To replace a failing 70 year old fire station located in the center of North Anson |
Somerset County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
Greater Portland METRO to conduct the necessary planning and architectural-engineering work necessary to develop a final set of construction plans in order to reconstruct the agency’s existing 50 bus operations-maintenance facility located at 114 Valley Street in Portland. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Limerick Fire Department |
To build a new fire station in Limerick. |
York County |
ME |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Portland Parks Conservancy |
The project will transform a six-acre City-owned parking lot located on the harbor into waterfront open space reserved for use by the public. It will also set the stage for a second phase--the redevelopment of 11 acres of Portland’s Eastern Waterfront to public open space. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$2,145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fair Tide |
To create a one-stop Resource Hub of Social Services and Affordable Housing units located at 22 Shapleigh Road Kittery, Maine, bringing together several agencies and service providers under one roof to support individuals and families with all-encompassing services, empowering them towards independence. |
York County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Preble Street |
Preble Street is requesting funds for operational expenses in the first transitional year of the Food Security Hub in South Portland – the first food hub in the state dedicated to food security – to house Food Programs operations, increase production and efficiency, and transform the way we approach ending hunger in this community and across the state. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Trail Management District |
To fund trail improvements for the Over the River project that will create a stretch of off-road trail extending the active transportation corridor and recreational trail open to include the communities of Biddeford and Saco. The project will improve recreational and transportation access in the region, providing social, economic, and environmental benefits to residents and the entire southern Maine region. |
York County |
ME |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Jackman |
To support construction of a three-bay garage and provide funding for the Interlocal Paramedicine Program that will enhance the medical services needs of the communities of Jackman, Moose River, and surrounding communities.
|
Somerset County |
ME |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
To extend a sidewalk from the East Belfast Elementary School located on Swan Lake Avenue in Belfast to the intersection of Swan Lake Avenue and Alberta Way in Belfast, where a 24-unit affordable senior and disabled rental housing facility (Goose River Apartments) is located. |
Waldo County |
ME |
$768,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
To make improvements to sections of two intersecting streets in Belfast: Congress Street (the section of this street proposed to be improved measuring approximately 2,500 lineal feet); and Salmond Street (the section of this street proposed to be improved measuring approximately 1,500 lineal feet). |
Waldo County |
ME |
$2,418,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To manage for 1.5’ of relative sea-level rise by 2050, relative to 2000, and 3.9’ of sea-level rise by 2100 (Maine Climate Council Recommendation) to maintain safe passage for the traveling public and the transport of goods and services.
|
Waldo County |
ME |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Apex Youth Connection |
To support phase one of the Apex Future Focus Job Readiness Center project to purchase a building in downtown Biddeford to support the most at-risk youth and young people to break the cycle of poverty by providing job readiness and life skills, workplace skills, and developing confidence and aspiration in students. This project will converge and meet two community needs: the need for more workers, and the need to bring Opportunity, system-involved, and other at-risk youth out of the shadows and into the workforce. |
York County |
ME |
$912,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Palermo Volunteer Fire Department |
To support the construction of a new fire station in the town to facilitate the provision of emergency fire and rescue services to the local area. The department seeks to build a single story, five bay fire station that is approximately 68’ x 70’ to house their three existing emergency response vehicles, as well as afford space and equipment (and plumbing!) to follow post-fire and medical emergency safety protocols for the volunteers, facilitate equipment maintenance, training, and emergency response coordination. |
Waldo County |
ME |
$591,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Machias |
To replace the Town of Machias’ primary response tanker/pumper fire truck to improve public safety and emergency response services. |
Washington County |
ME |
$437,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Penobscot Community Health Center |
PCHC plans to create approximately 50 much-needed, brand-new affordable senior housing units in Belfast, Maine. The units will be physically attached to Seaport Community Health Center, which is one of 12 primary care clinics owned and operated by Penobscot Community Health Care (PCHC), the largest federally qualified health center in Maine.
|
Waldo County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Jonesport |
To widen, elevate, and improve the public road from Kelley Point to the commercial waterfront access point to mitigate impacts of climate change on recreational and working waterfront activities. |
Washington County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sunrise County Economic Council |
To build economic resiliency and improve quality of life through coordinated, pro-active expansion of outdoor recreation infrastructure in the Grand Lakes region of Downeast Maine (generally the area between Princeton and Grand Lake Stream to Danforth, and westward). The proposal is to coordinate and to implement a region-wide comprehensive outdoor recreation plan to achieve purposeful, collaborative development of a broad interconnected system of recreation areas that connect resources and create new economic opportunities. |
Washington County |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Public Broadcasting Corporation |
To expand Maine Public’s broadcast signals to some of Maine’s most rural, smaller communities, including service to Northern Maine, and to add Maine Public Radio service to underserved parts of the state. |
Washington County |
ME |
$2,531,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Preservation |
To provide catalytic investment in two buildings listed on Maine Preservation’s annual Most Endangered Historic Places list - Wayne Masonic Hall in Wayne and First Congressional Church of East Machias. These critically imperiled structures, when stabilized and rehabilitated, are slated to become economic and cultural stimulators in their rural communities. |
Washington County |
ME |
$3,032,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project will reconstruct 3.6 miles of US Route 1A from Milbridge to Harrington. This segment of roadway does not currently meet modern standards. |
Washington County |
ME |
$12,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
This project will reconstruct 4.8 miles of US Route 1 from Milbridge to Cherryfield. This segment of roadway does not currently meet modern standards. |
Washington County |
ME |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Northport |
To connect a new Town Office building to the existing Fire Station, upgrading facilities at the Fire Station, and creating an ADA-compliant, energy-efficient Town Office with new community meeting space to foster greater community participation and provide excellent and equitable service to the Town’s residents for years to come. |
Waldo County |
ME |
$1,432,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Stockton Springs |
To fund the Stockton Springs Pier and Docks Preservation, which includes constructing a pier to protect dock infrastructure and build one new set of docks necessary for the purpose of continuing to provide: 1) fishermen the ability to work, 2) economic opportunities for the town and surrounding areas, and 3) a safe, working waterfront. |
Waldo County |
ME |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Freedom |
To rebuild Bridge #5148, Hustus Brook, Mitchell Road to improve transportation access in the town for residences and businesses. |
Waldo County |
ME |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tedford Housing |
Tedford Housing is requesting a Congressionally Directed Spending allocation for construction of a new Emergency Housing Building for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Southern Midcoast Maine. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brunswick |
This project comprises a redevelopment of the approximately 10-acre parcel adjacent to the Brunswick Recreation Center at Brunswick Landing as a municipal complex that will offer a wide range of athletic and recreation uses and accommodates persons of all ages, abilities and socio-economic status. The state-of-the-art regional hub will support health and wellness, sports, and play at Brunswick Landing, the Town of Brunswick, and in the Midcoast Region. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ProsperityME: The Center for Financial Education |
ProsperityME is seeking Congressionally Directed Spending to renew our IDA Program to empower Maine’s immigrant community. Funds will leverage individual savings by lower income immigrants by matching their savings to purchase a productive asset. CDS funding will support direct program expenses and matched savings dollars. Private and public foundation money will support salaries and overhead for the IDA program. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Quality Housing Coalition |
The Growing Project HOME project we are requesting funding for will be specifically focused on recruiting more landlords to partner with Project HOME through the guarantor fund and the flexible funding for tenants. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$314,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sea Meadow Marine Foundation |
The Sea Meadow Marine Foundation requests funding support to rebuild a boatyard in support of Maine’s working waterfront and regenerative aquaculture. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct Route 1A to Route 161 in Fort Fairfield, ME. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Haven |
To fund a new Public Safety Building in the town of North Haven. |
Knox County |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Isle au Haut Boat Services, Inc. |
Isle au Haut Boat Services operates the Isle au Haut Mailboat, serving the island Town of Isle au Haut, from a mainland facility consisting of a wharf and building in Stonington, ME. The main working area of the wharf is nearly 9,000 square feet. This structure is essential for landing our boats, boarding passengers, handling freight, and parking. The service cannot operate without a safe and stable working area like this. Serious wharf maintenance has been deferred for at least 30 years and it now requires rebuilding of the main working part, as well as repairs to other parts.
|
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,292,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lincoln |
To fund the securing of the perimeter of the former mill site to support the redevelopment of the former LP&T mill in Lincoln. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Homeland Security |
Town of Alna |
To replace a deteriorating bridge that supports mutual aid between Alna and several nearby communities, as well as principal access to the Hidden Valley Nature Center, a 1000-acre regionally significant recreational and educational preserve, and small businesses in the area. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$513,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Homeland Security |
Town of Wiscasset |
To replace a failed culvert and make road improvements to Old Ferry Road, the only access road to Maine Yankee Independent Spent Fuel Storage, Molnlycke Healthcare (a medical manufacturer), a Central Maine Power facility, and a town landing from which clam and worm harvesters depend on for their small harvesting businesses. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Homeland Security |
City of Westbrook |
To identify the causes associated with a 2020 landslide that caused significant damage to an industrial zoned area of Westbrook and to ensure future loss of property and life are minimized given future planned land use. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Behavioral Health |
Funding sought through the Congressionally-Directed Spending would allow for mental health services to be provided through the CCBHC for those uninsured or underinsured while reimbursement rates are set with Medicaid, Medicare and private insurances. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Children's Home |
Our request for funding is to support renovations and modifications to our Family Counseling Center program so that it can be incorporated into this planned “Center for Connecting Families” to meld together two critical supports – the direct support of one-to-one client contact and the additional wrap-around supports of training, group therapy, preventative interventions and education for children, youth, families and professionals in a state-of-the-art trauma-informed setting. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Development Foundation |
This project implements the identified top priorities of two cluster growth initiatives, FOR/Maine and SEAMaine, by (1) raising aspirations, awareness, and industry connections for youth, adults, educators - and the navigators who support them; and (2) developing transformational career and education pathways working with university, community college, adult education, and community-based partners. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Resilience Building Network |
This program is addressing this problem through community developed solutions to intentionally build protective factors and positive community environments that support youth mental health, by funding resource development and contracting “Community Resilience Connectors” to work to build relationships in key sectors in communities. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$535,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MaineAEYC |
The Building Early Childhood Bridges project is about bringing the child care and public school worlds together to support each other and learn from each other, with the end goal that the care and education of children will improve. Maine’s youngest students and their families will benefit from an aligned and collaborative early childhood education system. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MaineGeneral Medical Center |
MaineGeneral Medical Center, which serves central Maine, is seeking funding to acquire a new da Vinci Xi® robotic-assisted surgical system under the Health and Human Services (HHS) Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA) Program Health Facilities Construction and Equipment account. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State of Maine, Governor’s Energy Office |
These funds will be used to support and develop programming for workforce and training opportunities, particularly in the energy efficiency sector needed to effectively ensure federal LIHEAP, weatherization, and related benefits reach intended recipients. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Syntiro |
With Congressionally Directed Spending, Syntiro seeks to better understand academic outcomes in rural Maine in order to inform early intervention college and career access services for students and schools. Using a robust database of over 20,000 students and their participation in up to 7 years of GEAR UP services (2014-2021), Syntiro and Xcalibur will conduct a rigorous study using logistic regression to identify and quantify the relationships between college readiness activities and high school graduation, postsecondary enrollment, persistence, and completion. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$289,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas College |
Thomas College proposes Project Sentinel to build a pipeline for qualified students into our existing undergraduate and graduate degree programs in cybersecurity, computer science, and technology-related fields to quickly expand enrollment and employment in this high demand field. Additionally, Project Sentinel will develop and deploy web-based resources and virtual consulting to enhance digital security measures and practices for individuals and businesses. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$974,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
CDS funding would invest in building out and upgrading nursing simulation at all University of Maine System nursing schools and related program sites to establish a standardized simulation integration program aligned with best practices and expand access to in-demand high-quality affordable public nursing education and workforce training. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Knox Clinic |
In response to the needs for expanded physician, dental, and mental health services, the Knox Clinic seeks to become a Federally Qualified Health Center. In collaboration with and at the behest of the Town of Thomaston, the clinic will relocate from its current borrowed space in Rockland to new space in Thomaston. Concurrent with that move, the clinic will increase the size of its medical staff, increase its dental capacity, and increase its mental health counseling services. This will require new construction and new personnel. |
Knox Clinic |
ME |
$1,836,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Knox Clinic |
This project will enable fundamental advances in the quality and scope of the delivery of telehealth services by utilizing wearable and nearable sensors delivered to patients to capture actionable patient data and using artificial intelligence to make recommendations to caregivers on how to optimize patient care. We call this the Augmented Telehealth Visit (ATV). |
Knox County |
ME |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Healthy Lincoln County |
To begin to address some of the gaps and barriers to healthy living, Lincoln County proposes to implement a Community Navigator to serve the Wiscasset area, and northern parts of Lincoln County. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Curriculum Leaders Association |
The overall goal of this project is to provide equitable access to student-centered education support and resources across the state of Maine. We see two main needs in the state: access to high quality curriculum resources and materials and the capacity to manage and implement curriculum, instruction, and assessment practices that reflect current research and best practices. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stephens Memorial Hospital |
The proposed PACE renovation will address the HVAC needs, provide private sleeping quarters and bathrooms, new work areas, educational space, and adequate garage space for maintaining and storing the ambulances. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$1,642,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Christine B. Foundation Inc |
The Christine B. Foundation is seeking $650,000 to create seven jobs across Maine’s second congressional district and respond to the need to advance health promotion and education for those facing a chronic disease (cancer). |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Husson University |
Husson University seeks Community Project Funds (CPF) to assist with the purchase of the scientific and laboratory equipment needed to support infrastructure changes and to assist with the purchase of additional equipment specific to our healthcare programs. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$726,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lee Academy |
Lee Academy is looking to ensure engagement for all students in a region where there is a lack of economic opportunity, a lack of diversity, and a lack of mental health services. Lee Academy wishes to address these issues head on with the creation of a workforce development program, the implementation of a strategic scholarship program, and the use of an interdisciplinary approach to addressing the mental wellbeing of students at Lee Academy. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$4,368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Digital Equity Center |
NDEC is requesting Congressionally Directed Spending funding for the Maine Digital Navigators project – a key component of our work to close the digital divide in Maine. The project will embed 32 Digital Navigators in communities statewide (two in each Maine county) to ensure that all Mainers, especially the most disadvantaged, have access to and are able to use information and communications technologies. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$1,735,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association |
MCFA is seeking funding for their Fishermen Wellness Program develops and advocates for resources to support the health and wellbeing of commercial fishermen and their families, and partners with organizations to create opportunities for fishermen to find help and information.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Community College System |
To address the declining number of young Maine men who are pursuing education and training beyond high school, the Maine Community College System seeks support for the Maine Connection: Young Men to College & Careers pilot program that will connect male high school students at six of Maine’s largest and most diverse career and technical centers (CTEs) with education and training opportunities.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,599,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MaineHealth |
MaineHealth seeks funding to purchase an electric shuttle van, hiring of a driver and Transportation Coordinator to mitigate existing transportation issues by transporting individuals housed at hotel shelters to and from medical appointments. MaineHealth also seeks funding as part of this project to bus passes for departments to provide patients who live on or near bus routes of the Greater Portland Metro.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New England Arab American Organization |
NEAAO is actively seeking resources to purchase a building or rent a space on the local bus route to build a community center hub. Necessary for the entire community the center will bring resources into one place allowing collaboration, community building, and a safe space for new Maine residents. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Light Mercy Hospital |
In partnership with Portland Adult Education, New Mainer Resource Center, Greater Portland Immigrant Welcome Center, Department of Labor, and local educational institutions, Northern Light Mercy Hospital seeks CDS funding to substantially increase English language acquisition service availability in the greater Portland region for New Mainers to upskill and grow the local area workforce for careers in health care and beyond. With CDS funds, Mercy would lease a dedicated learning space, hire four full-time instructors from Portland Adult Education for 96 students in direct instruction per session, hire four success coaches to help participants navigate through the steps to their new career pathway, and secure licenses for an innovative digital language literacy program that integrates English language learning and workforce training.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oasis Health Network, Inc. |
Oasis Free Clinics (Oasis) is requesting Congressionally Directed Spending funding to expand and renovate our free medical and dental clinic in Brunswick, Maine. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$833,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Passion For Life |
Passion For Life is seeking funding to complete their mission of serving over 2,000 Maine children annually in perpetuity without additional requests for funding.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$37,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Port Resources |
Port Resources seeks funding to break down barriers to employment in direct support faced by New Mainers by providing work readiness training to increase and develop a well-trained and diverse workforce to fill the health care role of direct support professional. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ProsperityME |
ProsperityME is seeking funding to provide 20 full tuition and book scholarships to asylum-seeking students in Maine in 2023. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Joseph's College |
Saint Joseph’s College seeks funding to provide space and resources that will specifically support the academics and licensure training of our BSN and NP students, as well as the large, flexible spaces for home care training that offer in-person, real-time remote, or recorded trainings either led by aging organizations and home care agencies or led by the College’s faculty and staff. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,166,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Side x Side Inc. |
Side x Side (SxS) requests Congressionally Directed Spending for Project M.A.I.N.E. to create and implement a Professional Development (PD) series on Arts Integration for Maine educators, which includes inservice and preservice teachers, teaching artists and administrators. It will culminate with the publishing of a digital resource Guide. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Maine Community College |
SMCC is seeking funding to support increasing the number of trainees in the Electric Vehicle Repair Certification program annually, through the renovation of space currently located at SMCC’s South Portland Campus. Renovating this space will allow for an additional cohort of 12 individuals with each training. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
STRIVE |
STRIVE seeks funding to 1) fill an unmet need in rural Maine that urgently needs services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities 2) provide immediate services for Mainers with IDD who are on long waiting lists for services 3) assist Mainers with IDD who may fall through the cracks due to restrictive eligibility issues, including diagnosis, IQ, age, or other criteria 4) deliver independent living skill training to Mainers currently not receiving services due to a staffing crisis in the field of Intellectual Disabilities 5) assist aging parents/caregivers who struggle to provide services for people with IDD by creating opportunities and resources for their adult children 6) provide training in multiple disciplines, including pre-employment skills, to assist people with IDD in gaining employment and to help Maine employers with difficult to fill entry-level positions. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$489,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
This project proposes to prepare aspiring attorneys for professional practice while expanding and enhancing the outreach capacity of Maine Law’s signature public service and experiential learning program (Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic) to provide pro bono legal aid to an influx of newly-arrived immigrant youth and adults with the addition of direct legal services staff and student attorneys, mobile technology, and interpretation/translation services. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$524,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
For the University of Maine at Augusta (UMA) to launch an FAA Title 14 CFR part 147 Aviation Maintenance Technician School (AMTS) at Brunswick Landing teaching students to repair certificated aircraft and power plants, in support of state workforce needs. Additionally, we will construct a FAA Light Sport Repairman with Maintenance (LSRM) Certificate course that provides students with the knowledge required to maintain Light Sport aircraft that includes unmanned autonomous aircraft. Maine is currently one of only three states that does not have an AMTS.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New England |
UNE seeks funding to grow its Virtual Reality Simulation Programming to meet the training needs of future generations of health profession students, while contributing to the continuing education of physicians and other healthcare providers across Maine and the region.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America Northern New England |
The City of South Portland and the Maine Council on Aging, in partnership with VOANNE, seeks to launch a 2-year pilot project to determine the individual and community impacts of By Your Side services. During this study, VOANNE will deploy two Community Resource Coordinators (CRC) in the community to work with residents identified as heavy utilizers of EMS and other services in their homes.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$289,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Woodfords Family Services |
Woodfords is seeking funding for a one-time transitional funding to support its Early Childhood Services Program’s sustainability and to implement targeted recruitment, retention, and training activities to grow and strengthen Maine’s largest specialized early intervention educational workforce.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Families First Community Center |
FFCC seeks funding to carry out a two-year project in which they conduct a full operation in the first year with extensive data collection. After analysis of these data, they would make any advisable modifications of the program and conduct a second year at full operation.
|
Hancock County |
ME |
$286,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
KidsPeace Graham Lake Campus |
KidsPeace Graham Lake Campus seeks funding for the first three phases, removals, sitework, and infrastructure, of its Master Plan. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,085,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory |
MDI Biological Laboratory has launched a new initiative, MDI Bioscience, that leverages our internationally recognized expertise in molecular biology and regenerative medicine to discover new pharmaceuticals with greater efficiency and efficacy than is currently possible with existing approaches.
|
Hancock County |
ME |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alfond Youth & Community Center |
The Alfond Youth & Community Center Wellness Wraparound Program will provide those targeted services to our core families in need. This funding investment will help Alfond Youth & Community Center expand our programming to increase our capacity to serve children and families from underserved neighborhoods encouraging them to enroll and use free academic, health and wellness and educational community programming. This request will serve approximately 500 additional individuals.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crisis and Counseling Centers |
Crisis and Counseling Centers proposes to create a clinically-managed withdrawal unit within the Behavioral Health Urgent Care and Recovery Support Center. The Behavioral Health Urgent Care and Recovery Support Center will serve as a walk-in crisis center, 23-hour peer and clinically supervised observation unit, and offer outpatient mental health, peer support, substance use treatment, case management, and the withdrawal program.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$4,798,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Healthy Living for ME |
HL4ME seeks funding to purchase, launch, implement and monitor a cloud-based data system, and integrate it into HL4ME. The funds will provide the staffing necessary to recruit, enroll, and coordinate the growth of, and utilization by, CBOs.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$1,067,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Androscoggin Home Health and Hospice |
Androscoggin Home Health and Hospice requests funds to support the Maine Center for Palliative Medicine, a service line within Androscoggin Home Healthcare + Hospice, established a Nurse Practitioner Fellowship; a one-year program designed to nurture and educate certified nurse practitioners in hospice and palliative care in a variety of settings. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$236,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Maine Healthcare |
To fund a Behavioral Health Primary Integration/Collaborative Care Project to deploy a multi-disciplinary team of behavioral health clinicians to serve patients that come into the system for behavioral health issues. Telehealth services and shared clinical staff would allow Central Main Healthcare to address the overwhelming demand for mental health services in all of its care delivery sites, particularly Central Maine Medical Center, Bridgton Hospital, and Rumford Hospital.
|
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$4,812,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center |
To support the renovation and improvement of the air handling system of St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center’s C2 Unit for admitted patients. |
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tree Street Youth |
The PINE (Peer Inspired Navigation of Employment) program will provide the opportunity for employment opportunities for youth and young people ages 16-24 to work and explore work in a variety of settings beyond the walls of the center while building on existing trust, cultural competency, and relationships across the community. Work opportunities will be created with local business partners who are struggling to engage and keep workers. Targeted collaborative approaches to hiring will take place to create connections between youth and job sites while supporting them to foster the skills necessary to work effectively at the companies through a unique accompaniment model from application to independent work.
|
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Mental Health Services |
To fund a new Electronic Health Record System to advance recovery and meet community needs. The software system will allow Tri-County Mental Health Services to fully integrate medical records in the field for immediate response to people experiencing mental health crises and overdose, as well as providing the features and metrics required to become a Certified Community Behavioral Health Center and allow future growth.
|
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Mental Health Services |
To fund critical repairs and upgrades to community mental health clinics to ensure they are safe, efficient, welcoming, and trauma-informed facilities. Critical needs are repairs of aging facilities, including crucial roofing and heating systems.
|
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation |
To expand the ongoing Allagash Wilderness Waterway Foundation Youth on the Allagash initiative to Wabanaki youth in Maine and expand the Youth on the Allagash initiative in the 3 middle-high schools in the St. John Valley to improve education outcomes and job preparedness. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$311,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aroostook Agency on Aging |
To fund the Aroostook Access Points for Aging Project to create and strengthen an aging network in Aroostook County to assist older people in leading independent and meaningful lives in their own communities and homes. The project will achieve this by adding and/or enhancing access point infrastructures and technologies that will provide localized connections to services, consultation and meeting space, recreation, and enrichment for the County’s older population. The project will strive to develop access points in 20 northern Maine communities located in the northern, central and southern areas of Aroostook County; six of which have been designated as Age-Friendly Communities by AARP.
|
Aroostook County |
ME |
$862,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care |
The project has two parts. Part one is to improve education and training of healthcare professionals in Maine’s Health and Human Services workforce by expanding internship opportunities and staffing support. Part two is to increase the healthcare workforce in rural Maine by expanding Community Care’s Adult and Child Case Management Programs, Home and Community Treatment Program, and Outpatient Mental Health Program to Aroostook County.
|
Aroostook County |
ME |
$758,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Mental Health Services |
To increase mental health services in the region, especially those who are uninsured and underinsured and who are on waiting lists by strengthening the attraction, training, and retention of mental health practitioners. Tri-County proposes to fund two positions - a health coach to work with staff self-reporting they are in need of support and an Internship coordinator to manage the Workforce Development Incubator to support training new practitioners in partnership with area colleges and universities.
|
Androscoggin County |
ME |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To expand the existing healthcare training labs at the University of Maine at Presque Isle and University of Maine at Augusta campuses and to create a new program lab in Lewiston-Auburn in direct support of the University of Maine System's plan to double the number of needed Medical Laboratory Technicians it produces annually in support of critical workforce needs.
|
Aroostook County |
ME |
$1,417,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To expand the University of Maine at Augusta’s existing dental education and workforce training programs (currently located in Bangor and Lewiston) to Northern Maine by launching Dental Assisting and Expanded Functions Dental Assisting degree programs at the University of Maine at Presque Isle, including the creation of a new dental lab that would provide free and reduced community dental services. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
317 Main Community Music Center |
To enable K-12 students from under-resourced communities in southern Maine to participate in free multi-week music education programs through 317 Main Community Music Center's Partnership Program, a program designed to reduce opportunity gaps for students and support their academic engagement while fostering leadership skills, self-expression, confidence, and resilience through music.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
3i Housing of Maine |
To fund a pilot project enabling 3i HoME (together with the University of Pittsburgh and the University of New England) to design, implement and analyze the impact of user-friendly, person-centered assistive/"smart home" technology and telehealth applications for low-income people with complex needs and disabilities. The pilot will be conducted at a new affordable housing community of approximately 45 units 3i HoME is developing in Scarborough (Greater Portland) Maine with a national, non-profit affordable housing organization, the Preservation of Affordable Housing.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$508,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Amistad Inc. |
To provide permanent, peer-supported, recovery-focused for women who were previously experiencing homelessness or incarceration, and who face challenges related to substance use disorder, behavioral health, and histories of trauma that include the experience of human trafficking and domestic violence. An integral component of this project is the successful establishment of a new model of supportive housing that is effective in sustaining the housing, safety, and recovery of women who, historically, have been the most likely to meet fates of chronic homelessness and incarceration.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$535,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boots2Roots |
To increase capacity in the "Transition to Work" Program to assist transitioning military members, veterans and spouses to find meaningful work in Maine each year by increasing transition coaching (e.g. resume coaching, interview coaching, career coaching), expanding the network of Maine businesses seeking to hire military talent, and expanding marketing opportunities (digital, print, virtual, in-person, social-media) to target military communities around the U.S.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
To enhance services and make capital improvements at the Public Health Clinic and the future Homeless Services Center to reduce homelessness and assist people experiencing homelessness through city, regional and state efforts. The proposal optimizes and maximizes services and supportive programming for unhoused and underserved individuals in Portland.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$323,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coastal Counties Workforce Inc. |
To establish ‘Teen Works’, a program designed to address the challenges of employers struggling to find workers with in-demand skills and competencies and to provide work-eligible youth with skill-building employment opportunities in Maine. Teens Work would provide a 10-week summer jobs program for 150 low-income high school students aged 14-19 in the Coastal Counties region, including York, Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Lincoln, Waldo, and Knox counties.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$607,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Day One |
To renovate a facility to serve adolescent girls who are struggling with acute substance use disorder to provide trauma-informed treatment, life skills development, family therapy, education, and related skills to support recovery.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Educate Maine |
To create a state-of-the-art mobile life sciences lab that can meet students where they live and learn, engaging them in the life sciences and offering hands-on learning in their own environments, with the goal of making a culture of “life sciences and engineering” accessible for all students. In collaboration with Northeastern’s Roux Institute, Learning Undefeated, and BIOME, Educate Maine seeks to bring the concept of a mobile life sciences and engineering laboratory to the State of Maine. Engaging more students in life sciences and engineering fields early on will help prepare more learners to enter these important high-demand fields down the road. This project is specifically designed to efficiently invest in the future workforce, maximizing student experience by sharing high dollar equipment across the state, bringing cutting edge technology to the students in the district without burdening the district with high capital equipment costs that need to be continuously maintained
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Educate Maine |
To establish the Maine Center for Teaching Excellence (the Center) to help build a strong, supported, and effective teacher workforce in Maine that ensures student achievement and success. Leveraging the experience and expertise of Maine’s leading teachers and key partners, the Center will offer innovative programming that supports teachers along their continuum of practice, bridge the equity gap in professional development opportunities available to educators, and expand and diversify the teacher workforce in Maine. This work will specifically seek to positively impact teacher training and improve instructional services. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$554,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Boys to Men |
To support Maine Boys to Men in addressing the increasing needs for the Reducing Sexism & Violence Program across Maine. Funds will support a three-year project to establish statewide access to the Reducing Sexism & Violence Program by training a growing network of youth-serving adults to deliver the program independently |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Live and Work in Maine Inc. |
Live and Work in Maine seeks to grow the impact of its work supporting the talent needs of Maine employers by developing new programming ("Talent Development and Retention Program") and expanding existing programming that will engage talent (and potential talent) in high-need areas of our state. The program will connect current Mainers (including high school and college-aged individuals) with community resources and employment opportunities in their specific area of the state, and create more awareness of career pathways and burgeoning industries. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Discovery Museum |
Maine Discovery Museum’s (MDM) Expanding Science Education in Maine project has been designed to expand MDM’s science education and programming to reach more elementary and middle school students beyond our current network of schools (currently including the Bangor region and Downeast). |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Millinocket Regional Hospital |
The project funds needed renovations and expansion of the Millinocket Regional Hospital, including increasing bed capacity, improving ability to care for opioid dependent and psychiatric patients, addition of a decontamination room, and creation of a second entrance for accessing emergency care. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Light Acadia Hospital |
Northern Light Acadia Hospital’s Congressionally Directed Spending Project request focuses on expanding access to pediatric inpatient care. Due to the lack of inpatient pediatric mental health beds in the state, every day at least 12-15 children are “stuck” in emergency rooms throughout Maine, sometimes waiting up to 20 days or more for admission to pediatric inpatient services. The $2 million dollar project request will support the construction of new inpatient pediatric care capacity at Acadia Hospital within the larger “Acadia For All'' expansion project - a $56.2M project focusing on building additional psychiatric inpatient care capacity; expanding child, adolescent and geriatric services; and mental health workforce development.
|
Penobscot County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center |
Northern Light Eastern Maine Medical Center Ventilator Project replaces 28 aging and end of life inpatient ventilators within the critical and intensive care and other high acuity care clinical areas throughout the hospital. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,197,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph Hospital |
St. Joseph Hospital (SJH), Regional Breast Cancer Center seeks to provide the highest quality of imaging services for the early detection of breast cancer through the acquisition of Senographe Pristina 3D equipment to meet the growing demand for these services.
|
Penobscot County |
ME |
$716,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph Hospital |
To help fund improvements to move St. Joseph Hospital towards being an “Age-Friendly” healthcare system. This requires not only environmental changes (e.g, non-slip floor surface, adequate and proper lighting), but also delivery of healthcare guided by the 4M Framework of the Institute of Healthcare Improvement (IHI): (1) “what matters” patient-centered care; (2) “medication” age-friendly medication; (3) “mentation” proper treatment of dementia, delirium, and depression; and (4) “mobility” maintain function to do “what matters”.
|
Penobscot County |
ME |
$601,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph Hospital |
For this request, St. Joseph Hospital proposes to implement a workforce development program that incorporates evidence-based best practice approaches in caring for aging patients. This includes provision of student and continuing education, age-friendly and palliative care training, and on-site counseling for our workforce, both present and future, with the goal of providing the highest caliber and quality of care to the older adults in our community.
|
Penobscot County |
ME |
$74,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wabanaki Public Health and Wellness |
To assist with renovations of the Family and Friends Connection center, a part of the Center for Wabanaki Healing and Recovery in the town of Millinocket. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wellspring, Inc. |
Funding to add an additional 4-6 beds to the medically monitored detox unit currently operating, these will have flexibility to swing to less intensive detox programming as clients begin to feel better and need less medical intervention and more emphasis on counseling and early recovery expectations. Wellspring envisions adding a 10-bed, Category 1 Rehabilitation Program that would offer a broader array of options for those discharging from detox and would be an option for those needing residential care for the first time or as a temporary intervention pending admission to a longer care program and/or, outpatient counseling. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Helping Hands with Heart/Maine Highlands |
To help fund a Youth Mentor Initiative in Piscataquis County for issue-specific efforts such as prevention of substance use, or juvenile justice interventions. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$426,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Eastern Maine |
CDS funding will allow for United Way to build and expand upon the success of, Bundle, a multi-faceted community planning process focused on early childhood intervention that was funded by the Maine Community Foundation and the Bingham Program and launched in Piscataquis County in 2019. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$403,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Midcoast Youth Center |
Funds will go towards Midcoast Youth Center’s Working Communities Challenge which focuses on creating a comprehensive web of support that includes education, mentoring, training, jobs, and healthcare; so that one call for help unlocks, and sets into motion, a wide range of support systems and removes barriers – especially those faced by families with low-to-moderate incomes, families of color, and members of our LGBTQ communities. The majority of funds from the grant will be allocated to staffing this long-term initiative of creating systems change throughout Sagadahoc County. |
Sagadahoc County |
ME |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Valley Community College |
KVCC seeks support in developing a Broadband Installer Technician curriculum, purchasing the necessary equipment to launch Broadband Installer Technician training, and financial support for 40 individuals participating in training. |
Somerset County |
ME |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Valley Community College |
To help fund Kennebec Valley Community College's holistic student supports, which will include: academic advising; registration assistance; academic planning; new student onboarding activities; academic recovery services; IT support for students; academic support services (Learning Specialists – Math and English, academic coaching, tutoring, and online 24/7 tutoring); career advising, planning and placement; outside agency partnerships (Adult and Community Education, CareerCenter of Maine, Jobs for Maine’s Graduates); transfer counseling; information literacy; admission test preparation and testing; and disability services. |
Somerset County |
ME |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Upper Kennebec Valley Ambulance |
To purchase needed medical equipment and ambulances to provide pre-hospital EMS care. |
Somerset County |
ME |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America Northern New England |
To implement an infrastructure designed to work across sheriff’s offices, behavioral and medical health providers, as well as community-based service providers to interact directly with, to coordinate resources, tailor the response to an individuals' changing needs, and increase community collaboration. VOA, in collaboration with Knox County Sheriff’s Office (KCSO) and Waldo County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO), is working to ensure the success of individuals to coordinate engagements from diversion, reentry, and post-release back into the workforce.
This project will allow better communication between law enforcement, social services, and individuals to keep resources accessible and avoid incarceration.
|
Waldo County |
ME |
$483,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Maine Community College |
To support the development of well-trained, highly-skilled wind turbine technicians by establishing Northern Maine Community College as the first internationally certified training provider in the wind power industry in the northeastern United States. CDS funds will support the expansion of the wind power training program at Northern Maine Community College in collaboration with Maine Maritime Academy to move into the second phase of a project to become the go-to resource for the training of current and future workforce for the wind power industry. Funding will fund Phase II of the project (phase 1 funded in FY22) to enable NMCC and Maine Maritime to support employers in the wind power industry through the development of safety training standards that combine both land-based wind and offshore wind industries.
|
Aroostook County |
ME |
$2,455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunrise County Economic Council |
The Sunrise County Economic Council seeks funds to expand an existing self-employment training series, called Partners in Entrepreneurial Pathways, to include an Agritourism track consisting of experiential learning with intensive technical assistance for family farms, landowners, and food/hospitality ventures. |
Washington County |
ME |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New England |
UNE is seeking support in order to strategically advance its work in innovation, including in partnership with the City of Biddeford, one of Maine’s fastest growing cities. We are requesting $3,000,000 to meaningfully expand our impactful innovation initiatives and develop a “OneHealth Innovation Incubator.” |
York County |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York County Community College |
YCCC requests funding for the construction of an addition and renovation of space at the Sanford Instructional Center, creating a state-of-the-art welding instruction lab and classroom, allowing for an increase in the number of trained welders. Additionally, this request supports the purchase and installation of an HVAC system able to manage the unique air exchange needs of welding programs. |
York County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York County Fire & EMS |
York County Fire & EMS Office requests funding to equip their training center with training simulators, props, and other equipment to provide realistic training in a controlled environment. |
York County |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York County Government |
York County seeks funding to outfit and equip a multi-purpose facility that will house 3 levels of residential treatment, a detox unit, medication assisted treatment (suboxone), substance abuse outpatient, intensive outpatient, and case management. |
York County |
ME |
$1,968,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York Hospital |
York Hospital is requesting funding to fulfill its critical initiative to provide patients in Southern Maine with the best possible cardiac care at its center. |
York County |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Valley Family Dentistry |
Kennebec Valley Family Dentistry (KVFD) seeks to increase capacity by expanding into the additional 3,381 sq. ft. of “raw” space that’s adjacent to the existing clinic. The proposed expansion will allow for an additional five dental operatories, supplementing the eight we currently have, as well as other office/workspaces. This request is for Phase 2 of the expansion project, for the purchase and installation of dental and computer equipment and clinic furnishings. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennebec Valley Family Dentistry |
Kennebec Valley Family Dentistry (KVFD) seeks to increase capacity by expanding into the additional 3,381 sq. ft. of “raw” space that’s adjacent to the existing clinic. The proposed expansion will allow for an additional five dental operatories, supplementing the eight we currently have, as well as other office/workspaces. This request is for Phase 1 of the expansion project, which is construction. Phase 2 is the purchase and installation of dental and computer equipment and clinic furnishings. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Medical Care Development |
The CDS funding would be used to raise awareness of Farm to Early Care and Education (ECE) in Maine, identify partners, farming communities, aggregators, food security programs, ECE sites and networks that are critical in coordinating programming, and strengthening networks. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$283,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bar Harbor |
To eliminate combined sewer overflow and protect Eddy Brook and Frenchman’s Bay through sanitary pipe relining, reducing the environmental impact of this corridor. Project will upgrade the existing 50-year old Water Street pump-house and add a new storage tank that will enable more development up Route 3 by increasing sanitary capacity.
|
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bar Harbor |
To replace and extend the deteriorating and undersized water and sewer lines at the town of Bar Harbor’s Schooner Head Road and add additional municipal water storage. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$901,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bar Harbor |
To replace the town of Bar Harbor’s sole water tank, ‘The Up Island Water Storage Tank’ with a new and larger water tank with the capacity to hold both a public water supply and a fire suppression supply volume.
|
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,439,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Blue Hill |
To upgrade the town of Blue Hill’s wastewater treatment facility. This upgrade will involve renovations of both wastewater pump stations and the treatment facility. Equipment will be replaced and repaired, and at the treatment plant, a high tide effluent pumping station will be installed.
|
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Colonial, Inc |
To restore and preserve the historic Augusta Colonial Theater.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$1,741,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Augusta Downtown Alliance |
To build a full-scale replica of the historic Cushnoc Trading Post and expand educational programming around the fort’s history and the contributions of Native Americans. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$207,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
First Amendment Museum |
To restore the original 1911 Historic Gannett House into the First Amendment Museum. The project would include exterior restoration and interior construction of new museum spaces, updating HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and security systems, enhancing ADA accessibility, and insulating for improved energy-efficiency.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
First Amendment Museum |
To restore the Historic Gannett House garage into a Visitors’ Welcome Center that connects to an adjacent parking area creating an accessible entrance into the First Amendment Museum. The project would include historic garage foundation replacement, exterior framing, exterior clapboard replacement, interior construction, installation of HVAC systems, plumbing, electrical and the installation of an ADA elevator for accessibility to the museum.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winslow |
To replace a sewer and storm drainage at Sunset Heights, a residential community within the Town of Winslow in need of replacement within its approximately 2.5 miles of roadway. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Winthrop Utilities District |
To upgrade the Sewer Pumping Stations to current electrical standards, replace the pumps, piping, make necessary structural repairs to the steel pump chamber as well as recoat steel pump chambers.
|
Kennebec County |
ME |
$1,896,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rockland |
To restore the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse, an iconic Maine landmark, in need of repair and preservation to protect it from the elements, address rot in several locations, address chipping paint/lead safety, and restore missing or damaged architectural elements such as shutters, plaster, and wood trim. Project is critical to the region’s tourism economy.
|
Knox County |
ME |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rockland |
This project replaces a culvert identified by Maine DOT as in "serious condition with advanced deterioration" with a bottomless steel arch.
|
Knox County |
ME |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rockport, Maine |
To support the development of the water resource recovery facility (WRRF) to provide the town of Rockport with a lower cost and stable wastewater management solution. Improving the current method of wastewater management in Rockport is necessary to support the planned developments in the community and to stabilize rates by detaching the cost of wastewater service to the limitations of the neighboring community |
Knox County |
ME |
$14,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rumford-Mexico Sewerage District |
To make improvements to the main wastewater treatment facility located in the town of Mexico and the District’s largest pump station, the Dix Avenue Pump Station, which pumps nearly 100% of Rumford’s flow and a portion of Mexico’s flow. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$7,648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
To acquire, from willing sellers,?several inholdings comprising the 2,276-acre “Western Maine Gateway”?project in Oxford County, Maine. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Oxford Agricultural Society |
The Fryeburg Fair Water Line Replacement project will replace over 1,800 linear feet of existing aging and failing asbestos cement water main line with 8” HDPE water main and include an extension of approximately 700 linear feet of 8” HPDE water main. This project will also replace approximately 500 linear feet of building service lines complete with 13 new curb stops to replace lead and copper service lines within the Fairgrounds protecting the health of seasonal employees and visitors to the fair. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$687,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bangor |
To upgrade the aged wastewater Aeration System at the Bangor Wastewater Treatment Plant. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Environmental Protection |
To design and installation of a PFAS treatment facility at the Anson-Madison Treatment District (AMSD). AMSD will continue providing regional treatment service while also addressing PFAS contamination issues by becoming a regional hub for PFAS treatment. This treatment system would be the first of its kind in Maine and would enable the management of the expected rise in PFAS contamination as the state continues to ramp up investigations and sampling state-wide. |
Somerset County |
ME |
$19,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brewer |
To reduce energy usage and improve safety at Doyle Field by replacing outdated metalhalide lighting with a new energy efficient LED lighting system. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Solon Water District |
Funding for repairs to Solon Water District storage tank, it needs cleaning and recoating on both the interior and exterior to meet current standards and prevent lead contamination. |
Somerset County |
ME |
$315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Solon Water District |
The Solon Water District needs to replace the water main that runs under the bridge that runs over Fall Brook and along Route 201 through Solon. This bridge has been determined, by the Maine Department of Transportation, to be a high priority replacement project for 2023. |
Somerset County |
ME |
$553,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brewer |
To refurbish the failing Levenseller water storage tank, a welded-steel standpipe constructed in 1987 and containing a storage capacity of 875,000 gallons. Recent tank inspections revealed that the original interior coating system has completely failed and rehabilitation of the tank is necessary before additional corrosion of the tank impacts the integrity of the structure and the reliability of the City's distribution system to serve the potable water and fire protection needs of the community. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
This project consists of a series of necessary related improvements to be made to the City of Belfast’s wastewater treatment system: 1) replacing the Wastewater Treatment Plant Influent Pump No. 3’s rotating assembly; 2) replacing submersible pumps, improving piping, and updating the control panel at the Little River Drive No. 2 Pump Station; 3) replacing the generator at the Passagassawakeag Pump Station; 4) replacing Return Activated Sludge Pump No. 1; and 5) developing and installing a Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition system for the Wastewater Treatment Plant and its pump stations.
|
Waldo County |
ME |
$737,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Corrina Sewer District |
To remove sludge from the wastewater treatment plant's three treatment lagoons and improve the longevity of maintaining a low-cost wastewater treatment system for the community. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,552,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Salmon Federation |
The Danforth Fishway to Restore River Herring Project would fund implementation and construction of a pool and weir fishway at the Crooked Brook Dam in Danforth, Maine. This fishway will restore native fish passage to 137 miles of stream for endangered Atlantic salmon and Eastern brook and will restore access to nearly 9,000 acres of lake habitat for alewives, which are a keystone ecological species in the Gulf of Maine and a highly sought-after source of bait for commercial lobstermen.
|
Washington County |
ME |
$567,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hampden |
To provide water quality protection of the Souadabscook Stream and Penobscot River from contamination of raw sanitary waste discharges. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$3,903,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Baileyville |
The purpose of this project is to upgrade sanitary sewer and drain lines needed to support the expansion of the local pulp and tissue mill and which were identified as prone to high inflow and infiltration, which periodically overwhelms the sewer system. This line was identified as being a source of excess stormwater in the sanitary sewer system which the Town has been working to remove. |
Washington County |
ME |
$1,376,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Whiting |
The project’s purpose is to establish fish passage at first dam on the Orange River while maintaining critical water levels for regional firefighting efforts. The watershed includes approximately 12 miles of river channel and nearly 2,000 acres of lakes/ponds. The river has been designated as Critical Habitat for Atlantic Salmon and records confirm the system historically supported river herring and other diadromous fish species. |
Washington County |
ME |
$2,898,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Development Corporation |
To provide a municipal sewer line from the Big Squaw ski area to the Moosehead sanitary district to benefit the Moosehead Lake watershed and moderate to low-income residents living in Big Moose Township. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$5,733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Acadia Disposal District |
To establish a year round collection site for hazardous household and universal waste to keep hazardous materials out of the local wastestream.
|
Hancock County |
ME |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sabattus Sanitary District |
To upgrade the Sabattus Sanitary District plan headworks area and equipment that is deteriorated to improve the quality of wastewater treatment.
|
Sabattus |
ME |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Saco |
The Headworks Phase of the Saco Water Resource Resiliency Project will make the headworks resilient to effects of sea level rise, intensifying wet weather events, and climate change impacts. Headworks is the first step of wastewater treatment. It accepts all the flow from the city and distributes it to the next steps of wastewater treatment. As such, the headworks is one of the most critical aspects of the water resource recovery facility.
|
York County |
ME |
$3,955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Salmon for Northern Maine |
To build a Salmon Rearing Facility on Lower Lyndon Street along the Aroostook River in Caribou, Maine. As the largest non-profit Atlantic Salmon hatchery in the world, the development of a fish rearing facility will allow the organization to grow fish from parr to adult to better achieve restoration goals.
|
Caribou |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northern Forest Center |
To accelerate the use of mass timber and other new wood products in construction and infrastructure projects, creating resilient, environmentally friendly infrastructure that also supports the region’s forest economy. These projects will integrate forest economy and community revitalization program areas to increase local impact. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Saco |
The Electrical Phase of the Saco Water Resource Resiliency Project will make the electrical components of Saco’s wastewater treatment facility resilient to effects of sea level rise, intensifying wet weather events, and climate change impacts. |
York County |
ME |
$3,416,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Limerick |
To upgrade and replace 100+ year old water and sewer mains at Wescott Street, Maple Street, and Prospect Street in Limerick to improve water quality in a community where households do not drink or cook with the water and must purchase bottled water, which is a financial burden to the residents in the area (65% are low-to-moderate income). |
York County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
York Sewer District |
The proposed project includes approximately 1.2 miles of new sewer main which will tie into the existing sewer on Orin Lane, as well as a new pump station to be constructed on Donica Road. |
York County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Loring Development Authority of Maine |
The purpose of this project is to replace 28,000 feet of clay sewers and 90 brick manholes constructed in the late 1940's to early 1950's, with new PVC sewers and concrete manholes, resolving overflows of untreated wastewater and discharge permit violations into the Aroostook River watershed caused by infiltration and inflow at the wastewater treatment plant. The project will reduce the transmission of groundwater to the Limestone Water and Sewer District which will reduce permit violations, save pumping costs, and provide capacity within the LDA system for growth. The sewers to be replaced serve the Loring Commerce Center in Limestone.
|
Limestone |
ME |
$2,470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bath |
To make improvements to the Bath Sewer Collection System to address sanitary sewer overflows and eliminate public health hazards. |
Sagadahoc County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fairfield |
The Public Drinking Water Infrastructure and Economic Corridor Project (PDWIEC) will construct over 23,000 feet of new public water service in and around Route 201, which will result in increased access to public water infrastructure, stimulate a new commercial economic development corridor, and provide safe drinking water to residents that are currently being impacted by subsurface water contamination due to industrial per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). |
Somerset County |
ME |
$8,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northport Village Corporation |
The application is focused on funding for much needed improvements to road and stormwater infrastructure in Northport Village, which is a municipal entity authorized under a Charter granted by the State of Maine in 1915. |
Waldo County |
ME |
$872,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ashland |
To support the market development of Northern Maine-Sourced Structural Round Timber (SRT) to attract private investment to develop a SRT fabrication facility in Ashland. The project seeks to leverage extensive national r&d in SRT to develop east coast adoption and demand for SRT products produced in the Ashland area from the surrounding well-managed commercial and family forests. With East Coast mass timber markets growing, this project will help Ashland situate itself to take advantage of an estimated $130M Total Addressable Market for high gross margin SRT products, and in so doing, pave a path for other Maine forest communities to do the same.
|
Ashland |
ME |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Grand Isle |
To update necessary and critical systems at the water and wastewater plants, and pump stations to improve efficiency and protect the health, safety and welfare of the residents of Grand Isle. The project will ensure safe treatment and delivery of potable water, treatment of wastewater and provide a method for wastewater sludge disposal while minimizing impact on low to moderate income users in the Town. It will also provide a long-term solution for sludge disposal which the Town does not have currently with regulations and recent legislative actions surrounding PFAS.
|
Town of Grand Isle |
ME |
$1,296,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Stonington Water Company |
To support the construction of additional water storage facilities within the water distribution system to supplement the existing 500,000 gallon steel standpipe located south of Sunset Avenue. The new tank would be sited in the same location but located upland to help alleviate water supply issues during the summer months. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eagle Lake Water and Sewer District |
To upgrade the Eagle Lake Water and Sewer system that services the town of Eagle Lake and is 40+ years old. The life of the equipment is beyond its lifespan and failures are expected to occur more frequently.
|
Eagle Lake |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Frank Knight Foundation |
To support the development of community planning and support for local woodbanks. Funds would be used for consulting, drafting up guides to provide to communities, and help setting up the community woodbanks.
|
Yarmouth |
ME |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Penobscot Water Association |
To support improvements to the South Penobscot Water Association system including replacing hydrants and establishing a flushing program, implementing a valve cleaning and exercise program, and other related upgrades. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$176,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Sewer District |
To upgrade components of the District’s existing Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF), the majority of which is over 30 years old and in some cases exceeding its useful life, as well numerous existing pump stations, many of which are near their capacity and are unable to support additional flows. These upgrades to both the WWTF and existing pumping stations will replace aging and failing equipment to increase capacity, energy efficiency and resiliency, and to maintain permit and life safety code compliance.
|
Freeport |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Maine Space Grant Consortium |
To establish a service to employ a small team of data professionals – a data scientist, business liaison, data visualization specialist - to collaborate and develop proofs of concept with partners in industry, government, higher education and K- 12. The uses of space data are varied ranging from earth and space observation for the purposes of measuring and monitoring impacts of climate change in order to create better mitigation policy and community and business decisions regarding climate change impact.
|
Augusta |
ME |
$1,410,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ellsworth |
The primary purpose of this project is to reduce infiltration and inflow in the sanitary sewer collection system which will ultimately aid to eliminate historic sanitary sewer overflows at the Water Street Pump Station. This project includes replacing the existing sewage pumps; piping, valves, flow meter, electrical gear, pump station instrumentation and controls; structural improvements to the existing wet well; a new generator; and upgrades to the electrical service. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$1,775,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cumberland |
To upgrade water infrastructure for homes in the town of Cumberland who cannot drink the well water due to high levels of uranium and radon. Funding will also support fire suppression prevention activities in the region.
|
Cumberland |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust |
Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust (RLHT) requests funding for increased monitoring and assessments to inform strategies for conservation and management of the uplands, lakes, rivers, and streams in the headwaters of the Upper Androscoggin, one of Maine’s most important watersheds. |
Franklin County |
ME |
$1,633,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windham |
To support an advanced wastewater treatment facility in North Windham using a Membrane Bio Reactor system for treatment of effluent. The project will provide critical wastewater infrastructure to mitigate pollution into an aquifer in Windham, and at the same time it will provide essential infrastructure needed to unlock new job creation and economic investment in the community and the region.
|
Windham |
ME |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Madison Lake Police Department |
We are looking to add a full-time officer to our police department. The request for funds is 3/4 of the total cost to cover a full-time officer over a three year period as required by the COPS Grant. |
Madison Lake |
MN |
$131,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
St. Olaf College |
St. Olaf College Regents Hall Renovation to provide a technically sophisticated research and teaching space that will bring together students and faculty from nursing, kinesiology, and engineering in one space. Start and end dates: 10/03/2022 - 08/31/2023. Scope of project: Construction. |
Northfield |
MN |
$590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Le Sueur Police Department |
Le Sueur Police Department Radio and Communications Upgrade to purchase 10-Motorola APX 6000 portable radios, 5-Motorola Mobile APX 6500 enhanced base units, and 12-APX 4000 portable radios. |
Le Sueur |
MN |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Technical College |
Hennepin Technical College Law Enforcement Training Equipment to allow ATCC and HTC to purchase technologically-advanced equipment capable of maximizing instructional value through the use of real-time, scenario-based instructional review. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$2,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
Hennepin County Health Equity Legal Project to provide a full scope of legal and health supportive services to clients before they enter the court system. Current ARS clients include parents and custodians in child protection cases, tenants facing eviction, individuals subject to a guardianship action, and non-custodial parents in child support contempt matters. ARS is largely funded through county property tax dollars. This project is designed to empower and support families and individuals by providing early and culturally-responsive services as well as legal advice in order divert residents from the court system. Specifically, ARS will assist clients in addressing health, social, economic, and legal challenges that are barriers to stability and family preservation
Most current ARS clients are assigned a lawyer and legal support services after initial court engagement, yet many clients enter the system because of untreated substance use disorders and mental health conditions. Tight court timelines coupled with the trauma and shame of being involved in a court process often creates insurmountable hurdles for clients who seek to achieve stability. This in turn leads to unnecessary and devastating family separation. Providing an array of services and a skilled legal team will divert clients from the court system. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Technical College |
Hennepin Technical College Public Safety Cross-Functional Training Facility to launch the region's first cross-functional public safety training destination for peace officers, firefighters and EMTs to foster next-level emergency responder education in a live scenario environment.
The proposed cross-functional training program would close the gap on existing public safety academic infrastructure at the HTC Law Enforcement Center/Brooklyn Park campus location, creating a wrap-around educational experience for public safety professionals and students. Recent events have solidified the need for first responders to train together to respond to an ever-evolving range of complex emergency events. No call for service is completely handled by any one type of public safety agency anymore. Events such as active shooters, hazardous materials incidents, terrorist attacks, and civil unrest have highlighted the need for joint training in planning, communication, and response. Additionally, a growing focus on social welfare issues such as addiction and mental health emergencies has demonstrated the need for people outside of traditional first responder roles to be trained to assist in a crisis. A regional public safety training facility is needed to provide specialized and cost-effective scenario-based training for a multitude of real-world scenarios that responders encounter on the job. Training in this manner before a student begins their career will instill a culture of responding to and supporting the communities they serve. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$3,464,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
MN Bureau of Criminal Apprehension |
Local Law Enforcement Radio Equipment Replacement or Upgrade to Meet FBI Security Requirements to allow local law enforcement agencies throughout the state to replace or upgrade approximately 2,000 radios to meet FBI security requirements and to protect sensitive Criminal Justice Information on individuals in MN. |
Statewide |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Corrections |
The Minnesota Department of Corrections Digital Coordination Platform (DCP) project to provide for the enhancement and deployment of a digital platform to streamline and improve coordination of services for the Minnesota Department of Corrections reentry programs. |
St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Bemidji |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County |
Familiar Faces - Heading Home Ramsey Demonstration Project to address frequent users of emergency homeless shelter and emergency services. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
City of Minneapolis Mobile Radio Replacement to replace 275 radios in the Minneapolis Police Department to meet new FBI standards. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Minneapolis Police Department |
A key element of the plan is paid internships for young people of diverse backgrounds who are interested in learning more about a career in law enforcement. The Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Plan offers various pathways for individuals to pursue a career in public safety. The PEACE Recruitment Plan provides Step-Up participants (14-21 years old) paid part-time employment to learn about public safety and the value of serving their community.
This project provides a pipeline for improving pathways of growth in policing. It also provides opportunities for job growth, advancement in education, positive impact in diverse communities, and reduces crime while keeping citizens safe. The Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Plan increases the number of police officers. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,894,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
Problem Nature Code Study and Development of Alternatives to Police Response Pilots to conduct research, analysis, and evaluation of problem nature codes in the City of Minneapolis. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northwoods Battered Women's Shelter |
Northwoods Battered Women's Shelter Facility Construction Project to double our capacity to serve victims/survivors of domestic violence. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Duluth |
Funds will be used to purchase 100 mobile in-car radios with AES encryption capabilities. Additionally these radios will be WI-FI compatible meaning they can be programmed remotely and updated when in a secure environment. This feature saves valuable time when radio code plugs need to be changed. |
Duluth |
MN |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College |
Minnesota Law Enforcement Training Curriculum & Equipment Updates to enhance training related to race interactions, bias training, and improved communication and de-escalation techniques. |
Carlton County |
MN |
$1,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity |
Construction project. Start and end dates: 04/01/2023 - 02/28/2025. Scope of project: Construction. Hennepin County needs affordable housing. The twelve-unit Minnetonka Townhomes project will take an important step in providing affordable housing to families in the Minnetonka area. Minnesota has the largest racial homeownership and wealth gap in the county and is experiencing an affordable housing crisis across the state. The Metropolitan Council's Community Profiles report notes that 30% of Minnetonka residencies are rented, which is an estimated 7,159 households. 37% of all renter households are cost-burdened in Minnetonka, leaving families to pay more than 30% of their monthly income on housing. Despite this, almost no owner-occupied affordable units have been built in Minnetonka in the past few years.
According to the Met Council Residential Building Permit Survey, new single-family detached housing has been flat, with extraordinary growth in multifamily units over the past 10 years. The county is growing, though only 22% of existing-home sales have been for housing less than $249,000. These numbers show strong demand for 60% AMI and 80% AMI homeownership opportunities in Minnetonka. TC Habitat has noted some potential scattered housing sites in the Minnetonka area, three of which could support 12 townhome units. The combination of townhomes and a community land trust for this site allow Habitat to fill a housing gap for large families with modest incomes. In addition, the Minnesota Housing Partnership reports a significant countywide racial disparity in homeownership: while only 30% of white households in Hennepin County are renters, 78% of African American and 66% of Latino households are renters. |
Minnetonka |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
Construction project. Start and end dates: 10/01/2022 - 09/30/2023. Scope of project: Construction. This program seeks to redesign the system of emergency shelter available to persons and families experiencing homelessness in Hennepin County. The program better aligns access to the current network with federal standards around "Coordinated Entry". It will better ensure that people experiencing homelessness are assessed for the best housing response to their homelessness. A more rational system of shelter should be in place to best take advantage of Coordinated Entry. This redesigned system allows for people to self-resolve their homelessness when possible. For those who are unable to self-resolve their housing situation, this Shelter Redesign moves them to the most appropriate shelter to meet their needs, allow them to be assessed through the VI-SPDAT, and then assigned a Permanent Supportive Housing program or a Rapid-Rehousing worker to assist them in finding stable housing.
There is an urgent need to secure additional funding for the St. Stephens/House of Charity new emergency shelter which is designed to give people the safety, stability, and services they need. The current emergency shelters have operated at capacity for many years. Designed with the direct input of shelter guests, the new emergency shelter will provide for 55 guests with overflow if needed. It will better serve guests in a safer, more comfortable sleeping layout with six-person rooms versus large, congregate, traditional shelter structure and give outreach workers new spaces to connect with those resistant to shelter with 24-hour staffing to support guests' needs for services. |
Hennepin |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Rock County Rural Water is requesting 4,000,000 dollars to design, construct and equip a 500,000 gallon water tower and install infrastructure required for the water tower on the west side of our system. Rock County Rural Water does not meet Minnesota Department of Health or ten states standards on minimum storage compacity. Minnesota Department of Health has indicated on our sanitary survey report stated "the average daily water usage greatly exceeds the guidelines of providing a minimum of the one day water storage capacity". This project would give us fire protection for several of the small towns we serve as well as the ability to better blend high quality Lewis and Clark water with our pumped water. This project would also provide adequate storage in the event of a natural disaster and/or system disruptions as well provide the ability for economic growth to the rural customers and small towns we serve. Rock County's main economic driver is agriculture and the growth of agriculture in our area. This project will ensure agriculture users the ability to have high quality water at their disposal for livestock and crop use. We are applying for grant funds due to the total project costs and the unreasonable burden it would put on Rock County Rural Water customers. A vast majority of Rock County Rural Water's budget goes to operations, updates to aging infrastructure and wellhead protection. |
Rock County |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Lewis & Clark is a non-profit 501(c)4 organization incorporated in 1990 and authorized by Congress in 2000 (P.L. 106-246). It is a wholesale provider of water to 20 member cities and rural water systems in a 5,000 square miles area (size of Connecticut) in southwest Minnesota, southeast South Dakota, and northwest Iowa. Groundbreaking was on August 21, 2003, construction began in earnest in 2004, and operations started on July 30, 2012. Water is currently being delivered to 15 members - and 5 members are
still waiting to receive water. Water rates cover 100% of the operations and maintenance expenses. The source of water is a series of wells that tap into an aquifer adjacent to the Missouri River. With the purpose of improved quality of life and expanded economic development opportunities, Lewis & Clark represents a unique regional approach to address common problems of water quality and quantity in a more effective and cost-efficient way than each member could do alone. This water provides water to 10 counties in southwest Minnesota.
|
Nobles |
MN |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Barnesville |
The Water Treatment Plant Generator has failed in the most recent testing. If there were inclement weather or another emergency that disrupted power to the Water Treatment Plant, we would not be able to provide water to the residents safely.
Providing safe drinking water to the small towns in Minnesota is highly vital to the overall health and wellness of the State of Minnesota. This project would help provide this for the project area.
There is more need than funds in small-town Minnesota. In Barnesville, approximately 75% of the community's infrastructure needs repair or replacement due to the age of the system. This will come at a cost that will be financially burdensome to the community, and its residents, of which many are on a fixed income. By receiving these requested funds, the City will be able to start the long process of replacing this infrastructure and allow for future projects to be constructed sooner. This area of the community will be provided with adequate potable water for drinking and fire protection. |
Barnesville |
MN |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The Navigation-Ecosystem Sustainability Program (NESP) is a multi-purpose program for the Upper Mississippi River and Illinois Waterway (UMR-IWW), consisting of navigation improvements and ecosystem restoration. Its primary goal is to ensure the economic and environmental sustainability of this, the only river system that Congress identified in 1986 as "a nationally significant ecosystem and a nationally significant commercial navigation system."
NESP aims to improve the capacity and efficiency of the navigation system through updated lock and dam infrastructure and smaller-scale infrastructure designed to further improve the advantages of towboat and barge transportation.
Construction of new 1,200-foot chambers at seven key lock and dam sites to augment the existing undersized 600-foot locks, creating two-way river traffic and providing single lockages for 1,110-foot tows. Smaller-scale navigation improvements are also included.
This project also includes an equal amount dedicated to more than 300 ecosystem restoration projects throughout all five upper basin states. NESP will also restore, protect, and enhance the riverine and riparian habitat through ecosystem restoration measures designed to ensure the sustainability of home to 25 percent of North America's fish species and a globally important flyway to 40 percent of North America's migratory waterfowl and shorebirds. |
Winona County |
MN |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The main reason the City has proposed this project is due to the Pollution Control Agency, Department of Agriculture, and Department of Natural Resources recently mandating that the City can no longer use our existing biosolids facilities as designed Reed Beds due to the non-native phragmites used being recently classified as a invasive species noxious weed. Therefore, we are being required/forced to upgrade their WWTP at this time including new biosolids handling, headworks screening processing, and liquids processing.
This project is located in St. Michael but our facility provides regional treatment to the City of Hanover and Rockford Township in Wright County. The State of Minnesota and these communities would benefit from this project's elimination of the use of the invasive non-native phragmites and improvements to the water quality of the WWTP effluent to better treat for phosphorous and nitrogen which empties into the Crow River which flows to the Mississippi River. |
St. Michael |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Youthprise |
This facility will help Minnesota meet its rapidly growing needs for a skilled and craft workforce to develop, build and maintain technologies that are part of the emerging Climate Economy and transformation of energy systems to clean energy and much greater energy efficiency. Through its location in a federal Opportunity Zone, with excellent regional access by public transit, and its focused recruitment efforts on BIPOC youth and young adults, this facility will also address Minnesota stark racial disparities in household income and educational attainment. This project is supportive of expansive public policies and goals for clean energy and greater social and racial equity. As a public-private-non-profit partnership, this project will be well-positioned to facilitate connections with employers and non-profit training programs in the community and across the metro region. The initial phase has begin to build the necessary partnerships for support services and mentoring. This project is the next phase of a redevelopment vision for Plymouth Avenue, the East Plymouth Innovation Corridor (EPIC), that will include other mixed uses, housing affordable at multiple income levels, and demonstrations of sustainable development strategies for urban neighborhoods. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project would restore approximately 240 acres of approved wetlands that will be roughly 100 credits for wetland banking in Minnesota. To continue growth throughout the state of Minnesota, wetland credits are in demand to offset the impacts of roadways, railways, and buildings. These credits could be used by others outside of Le Sueur for their growth with Le Sueur receiving funds for the community to use. |
Le Sueur |
MN |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Science Museum of Minnesota |
Science Museum of Minnesota showcases lighting efficiency to help fight climate change |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
National Sports Center Foundation |
The NSC goal is to be a net zero campus by 2050. By partnering with local, state and federal government to provide an international sports and recreation destination that has little to no impact on the environment would be the long term vision for the project. |
Blaine |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of St. Louis Park |
The project will consist of whole home weatherization and electrification retrofits of 5-10 existing income-qualified homes across the member cities. The goals include building local contractor knowledge and experience in putting the pieces together and understanding the sequencing needed for comprehensive retrofits for energy efficiency in different building types and vintages of homes across the cities. Further, we will leverage a local nonprofit's Home Energy Career Trainings, which targets training and paid internships to individuals from BIPOC communities and women, bringing real-world practice to grow new expertise among underserved communities. This project would be jointly administered by a cohort of west metro cities that each have carbon reduction goals and energy action plans that support home decarbonization.
St. Louis Park proposes to showcase these homes during the annual Twin Cities home tours and to provide an online tool for homeowners to model their home's pathway for decarbonization. Beyond the tours, they seek to leverage the cities' existing community-based programs to continue highlighting these inspiring examples and connect these results with our online planning tool. They also plan to extend invitations to local, regional, and federal elected officials to tour the homes, visit with contractors and residents to hear constituent experiences, and promote the program. |
St. Louis Park, Edina, Eden Prairie |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Stearns County |
The Stearns County Clean Energy Demonstration Project request will provide economic, environmental, equity and local community workforce benefits to Stearns County, its residents, and the many surrounding Minnesota communities.
This project includes:
781 kW DC of solar PV at four (4) County facilities
Demonstrate multiple solar PV applications which includes roof top mounting on four (4) County buildings
Energy efficiency LED lighting upgrades - at nine (9) County facilities which will substantially reduce their electricity and maintenance costs annually
3 - EV charging stations for commuter vehicles at the Administrative Center, Service Center and Behavioral Health Center which will promote the use of Electric Vehicles (EV) in the County, which in-turn will improve environmental conditions in the County
This will assist Stearns County in achieving its Sustainability Goals and demonstrate to its residents the environmental benefits of Clean Energy technologies |
St. Cloud, Waite Park, Albany, Sauk Centre, Richmond, Belgrade |
MN |
$3,766,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Halstad |
Western Norman County in Northwest Minnesota, communities look at their long-term home heating needs many have questions of future unknown costs, quality, ability to pay, environmental, and sustainability. The City of Halstad, and their neighboring communities are exploring our options as a solution to make sure all their future heating needs are met. Small Municipal systems and low income levels complicate the ability to attract natural gas investments. Add to the complicated and volatile energy markets local consumer disparities inhibit risk of full investment. |
Halstad |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Agricultural Utilization Research Institute |
This project aims to conduct a detailed feasibility analysis about the development of a local upper Midwest fertilizer hub. Synthetic fertilizers are essential to modern agriculture. Without them, it is impossible to sustain the productivity level that has allowed the US agricultural system to maintain an increasingly abundant supply of low-cost food to the nation and the world. On the other hand, depending on fossil fuels, synthetic fertilizers have a large environmental footprint. Ammonia production, the basis for all nitrogen fertilizers, accounts for almost 2% of the global greenhouse gas emissions. Fertilizers are also dependent on large supply chains and, as a globally traded commodity, are highly affected by energy prices and supply chain disruptions. We aim to identify how this new fertilizer supply could insert into the existing supply chain to minimize disruption for the user. A key outcome of the study is the identification of regulatory and policy approaches to attract the needed private capital. |
Crookston |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Congressionally Directed funds will be used for a comprehensive rehabilitation of the city's aging wastewater system. Included in this project is a rehabilitation of the main lift station; removal, and replacement of the main forcemain; and construction of a new aerated wastewater stabilization cell. The project has been on the state's project priority list since September of 2021.
This federal funding will be used to completely remove and replace 4,500 feet of forcemain that runs from the main lift station to the aerated stabilization ponds. It would be replaced with 6" high density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe that is flexible and strong, decreasing the risk of breaks. The lift station will receive new pumps, motors, valves, piping, an alarm system, and other essential parts. In addition, plumbing will be replaced to transition to the forcemain. Constructing a new aerated stabilization cell will be completed with this funding. This will increase operational flexibility and volume storage to meet future projections.
The urgency of this wastewater infrastructure system is needed for the safety of the residents and to protect the environment. Two critical breaks occurred in the main forcemain, on October 15, 2021, and in February 2022. There are two health and safety issues, 1) wastewater backups, and 2) groundwater leakage caused by forcemain breaks. With the recent breaks, it is urgent to correct these deficiencies now. The improvements will cost $3,620,000 and the City is respectfully requesting $2,715,000 from the Army Corp of Engineers. |
Pequot Lakes |
MN |
$2,715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Duluth |
The vision of the City-Wide Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, and EV Charging Demonstration Project is to provide a shovel-ready project that will advance the City of Duluth as a leader in sustainability. And, will reduce long-term energy and operational costs, reduce the City's carbon footprint, create local jobs, and provide public-facing demonstrations for community benefit.
The purpose of this project is to showcase an impressive combination of renewable energy/ solar photovoltaic (PV) applications, energy-efficient facility improvements, and electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, moving towards Near Net Zero Energy performance at various sites across the community.
The project includes City-wide solar PV demonstrations including roof mount and carport applications including:
885 kW DC of Solar PV across five (5) City sites: Water Treatment site, Bayfront Park, Comfort Systems building, Public Safety Building, and West Duluth Reservoir
Bayfront Park, a highly visited park showcases carport solar with EV charging
Comfort Systems building to be Near Net Zero Energy performance (all electricity used on-site is offset with renewable energy)
This project pairs solar PV with energy efficiency improvements at the Water Treatment, Comfort Systems, and Public Safety buildings to greatly reduce the energy intensity and electric costs at these facilities.
City-wide EV charging stations are also included, intended for City fleet and public use. Locations are selected based on high community facing/ high traffic areas across the entire City to provide equity in access to EV charging. |
Duluth |
MN |
$3,816,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The City of Northfield seeks and authorization for design and construction assistance of a water treatment facility that will help reduce unsafe levels of manganese in the drinking water for Northfield residents. |
Northfield |
MN |
$25,087,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The City of Ely's municipal water system's sole source of drinking water is a surface water intake from Burntside Lake. The water intake line from Burntside Lake was constructed in 1932 and is approximately 25,000 feet in length. The water line is buried less than four feet in depth in most places but is above ground and exposed to the elements in areas in which it crosses rivers and other wetlands. The line is supported on three separate bridges that crosses the Burntside River and two creeks. Breakages have occurred to this line due to the minimal depth at which the line is buried. Exposed areas of the line have experienced corrosion of the connecting hardware which had required numerous repairs. Because this is the sole water source for the city, any breaks must be treated as an emergency situation to ensure that residents have adequate supply of drinking water and necessary fire protection. This project will include the replacement of the deteriorated water lines at the bridge crossings, intake structure rehabilitation, and replacement of the intake water line. The cast iron water main will be replaced with corrosion resistant high density poly ethylene (HDPE) to ensure reliability. |
Ely |
MN |
$2,645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks to create a downtown District Energy System. This infrastructure will connect City buildings with a sustainable energy source that provides long-term efficiency, decreases operating costs, and generates substantial environmental benefits. Rochester's decision to move toward a District Energy System has been spurred by Olmsted County's decision to terminate City building steam service from its Waste-to-Energy facility in 2023 due to frequent steam leaks and repairs along Fourth Avenue Southeast. The proposed project will support future development in the Destination Medical Center (DMC) footprint.
Specifically, Congressionally Directed Spending will support solar and geothermal improvements to Rochester's District Energy System will that maximize its energy efficiency benefits. Solar photovoltaics (PVs) will be installed on City Hall, the Rochester Public Library, and Mayo Civic Center to produce energy that will support District Energy heating and cooling. Geothermal wells will also be drilled and the energy produced will feed directly into District Energy heating and cooling systems.
Solar PVs on City Hall - 350 panels (@ $1,500 per panel) will generate solar energy for the District Energy System.
Solar PVs on Rochester Public Library - 610 panels (@ $1,500 per panel) will support the District Energy System with solar energy.
Solar PVs on Mayo Civic Center - Solar energy from 1,200 panels (@ $1,500 per panel) will feed directly into District Energy heating and cooling systems.
Geothermal wells - Two geothermal wells with heat pumps (@ $450,000 per well) will be drilled to support sustainable District Energy heating and cooling. |
Rochester |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The City of Wilder will construct a public sanitary sewer collection system which will provide the residents with reliable disposal of waste water. The failing and non-compliant systems cause backups into homes, leaking tanks, direct discharge into tile systems, and surcharging into yards which exposes residents to pathogens. The surcharge waste water can then also be washed into nearby waterways. This project will help to protect both ground and surface water. Public health and sanitary issues are a key for completing this project.
|
Wilder |
MN |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Minnesota State University Mankato |
The Campus-Wide Clean Energy and Decarbonization Demonstration Project is a near shovel-ready project that will advance Minnesota State Mankato as the leader in sustainability for Minnesota State Colleges and Universities. This project, will reduce long term energy and operational costs, reduce the University's carbon footprint, create local jobs, provide public-facing demonstrations for community benefit, and act as a living-learning lab for student education and experiential learning.
The purpose of this project is to showcase an impressive combination of renewable energy/ solar photovoltaic (PV) applications and electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, moving towards clean energy technologies across the Campus, including:
Demonstrate the largest solar project for a Minnesota State University (2.5MW), in which all energy generated is used on site by the University.
Solar PV on 8 rooftops: Memorial Library, Dining Center, Centennial Student Center, Performance Arts, Otto Rec Center, Sears Hall, Preska Hall and Wissink Hall
Large Solar PV Carport outside popular sports facilities - integrated with EV charging
Campus-wide EV charging stations are also included at 7 locations, intended for Campus fleet, teachers, students, staff, and visitors. Locations are selected equitably across the Campus.
This project will serve as a world-class living-learning lab for University students, providing educational tools that will be integrated into student learning and skills training. This project will attract students from all over the World that are interested in attending a University that is committed to sustainability. |
Mankato |
MN |
$4,079,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The City of Rochester seeks funding to modify its Water Reclamation Plant to meet more stringent phosphorus limits and replace equipment that has reached the end of its useful life. The phosphorus removal project will convert a two-stage High Purity Oxygen plant onsite to a conventional air plant using the same configuration as the Aeration Basin Complex plant, which will improve biological phosphorous removal. An Aeration Basin Complex plant will also be expanded to ensure compliance with the new phosphorous limits into the future. The project will also conduct upgrades to increase plant efficiency, simplify operations, and reduce maintenance costs. |
Rochester |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project consists of constructing water main along County Road 7 from Unity Drive to Southern Drive to provide better service to the citizens of Mountain Iron and provide for increased fire protection. This water main will also interconnect with the City of Virginia to provide backup water service for each community. This new 10 inch water main will serve our communities well for the next 100 years. Mountain Iron is a small community in northeastern Minnesota and dose not have the financial wherewithal to undertake this project on its own accord. Clean reliable water is a staple of any good City and with this project we will be able to provide clean and reliable water service to our citizens for a very long time. |
Mountain Iron |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Dakota County |
The vision of the County-Wide Sustainability and Clean Energy Demonstration Project is to provide a shovel-ready project that will advance Dakota County, MN as a leader in sustainability, reduce long term energy and operational costs, reduce the County's carbon footprint, create local jobs and provide community facing demonstrations.
This project includes an impressive combination of energy efficient facility improvements, renewable energy/solar photovoltaic (PV) applications and electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, moving towards clean electricity at various sites across our community.
The project includes County-wide solar PV demonstrations including ground mount and carport canopy applications. Highlights of the solar PV solutions include:
834 kW DC of Solar PV across three County sites: Administration Center, Robert Trail Library and Northern Service Center
When paired with energy efficiency upgrades - the facility's energy intensity greatly decreases
Solar PV arrays are all community facing
Administration Center to be Near Net Zero energy performance (all electricity used will be offset by on-site renewable energy generation)
This project also includes energy efficiency measures at the Northern Service Center and Robert Trail Library to greatly reduce the energy intensity and electric costs at these facilities.
County-wide EV charging stations are also included, intended for County fleet and future public use. Locations are selected based on high community facing/ high traffic areas and are coupled with solar PV to showcase integration of EV charging and solar PV technologies. |
Hastings, West St. Paul, Rosemount |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Southwest Transit |
The SWT Multi-City/County Clean Energy Demonstration Project request will provide economic, environmental, equity and local community workforce benefits to SWT, its commuters, and the many surrounding Minnesota communities.
This project includes:
675 kW DC of solar PV across two (2) transit sites (all community facing)
Demonstrate multiple solar PV applications including roof mount and carports on parking ramps
When paired with energy efficiency upgrades (efficient HVAC upgrades) - the SWT bus garage facility's energy intensity decreases to near Net Zero
Also, the Southwest Station (Bus and Light Rail Station) in Eden Prairie will be Near Net Zero energy performance due to the solar PV installations (all electricity used will be offset by on-site renewable energy generation)
16 - EV charging stations for the SWT's buses and for commuter vehicles at the parking ramps will be installed - a first for EV bus charging in the State of MN
This will assist SWT in achieving its goal of going all electric by 2045 and Full Sustainability in 2050. SouthWest Transit Commission (SWT) is the public transit agency (36 years of service) for the West Metro Cities of Chaska, Chanhassen, and Eden Prairie spanning both Carver and Hennepin Counties. The bus service (and soon light rail) has regular routes to Downtown Minneapolis, the University of Minnesota, Normandale Community College, Best Buy Headquarters, as well as services to the State Fair, various concerts, and MN sports (Twins, Vikings, and Gophers games). Approximately 1.2 million commuters utilize the bus services annually. |
Eden Prairie, Chanhassen, Chaska |
MN |
$1,996,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of St. Paul |
This request is for solar panels and installation at Waká? Tipi Center at Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary in Saint Paul.
A major goal of Waká? Tipi Center is to be net zero carbon and environmentally friendly, both to meet community demand and align with Dakota values. The two primary components to achieve net zero carbon status include a geothermal energy system to power the facility's heating and cooling needs and a roof top solar system consisting of up to 140 fixed modules which will produce 60,000 kWh power per year.
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Metropolitan Airports Commission |
This Demonstration Project will continue the MAC's aggressive Sustainability efforts with visibility to its 40 million Travelers annually, by reducing energy consumption and lowering CO2 emissions. This project will move the MAC towards achieving its 2030 Sustainability Goals of reducing Greenhouse gas emissions by 80%, waste by 75% and water usage by 15%.
Demonstrate "state of the art" Local / USA manufactured solar window clear film/glazing that generates electricity and solar film that reduces heat gain / loss with cost effective efficiency at the four (4) traveler walkways from the six (6) parking ramps at both Terminals.
Include the installation of high efficiency LED lighting at these Green Walkways to both Terminals and at the underground TRAM area (from the parking ramps to the Terminal) which also includes riders from the Light Rail service.
Demonstrate readiness for Electric Vehicles (EVs) and accelerate the adoption of EVs in MN by the addition of EV charging stations at the various parking ramps at both Terminals. Travelers will proceed from these EV charging supported parking ramps to then enter the Green Walkways to the Green Entrances to the Airport Terminals.
Installation of Recycle bins and trash compactors at various areas at both Terminals - continuing the "Green Entrances / Areas" to the airport theme.
And finally, to showcase the above clean energy technologies with Communication Campaign and signage that will provide visibility, and educational benefits of the Sustainability efforts at these Green Entrances. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The water project consists of new wells, water storage, water distribution and water measurement, this is badly needed. The current water tower is in poor condition and was shut down by Morrison County Health Department until temporary repairs were completed. The new wells will improve the water quality for all its residents. The water infrastructure is critical for our town's ability to provide services to its residents. Funding is needed to provide these services to its residents affordably and without causing a local tax burden. |
Swanville |
MN |
$256,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center |
"The vision of the Minnesota Sustainability, Workforce Development, and Environmental Education Project is to advance Wolf Ridge's position as an international leader in Environmental Learning Centers - building upon Wolf Ridge's history of investing in MN's youth and promoting outdoor adventure in MN's Northwoods and the Lake Superior shoreline. Components of the project include an impressive combination of energy efficient facility improvements, renewable energy/solar photovoltaic (PV) applications, battery energy storage systems, electric vehicle (EV) charging, and educational tools to demonstrate these sustainable building practices to students via hands-on experiential learning.
This project includes campus-wide energy efficiency and conservation solutions consisting of LED lighting, high efficiency heating and ventilation, high efficiency envelope, water conservation, building weatherization and indoor air quality improvements.
This project couples energy efficiency solutions with solar PV demonstrations to showcase how integration of energy efficiency and renewable energy greatly reduces the energy intensity of facilities. Solar PV demonstrations total 170 kW including roof mount at Summit Lodge; ground mount at the Farm; and roof mount at the Science Center - bringing these sites to Near Net Zero Energy performance.
The integration of battery energy storage systems for educational demonstration and resiliency is also included at Summit Lodge.
EV charging will be added in public/community facing locations to all access for parents, staff, visitors, and teachers.
To assure community education and experiential learning of these sustainability solutions, this project also includes education tools for MN students and project modeling and reporting." |
Finland |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of St. Paul |
The Como Zoo must continuously address critical animal habitat and energy efficiency asset preservation to meet modern zoological practices. The Como Zoo has set an ambitious goal to reduce energy costs by 20%. To continue to upgrade facility heating and cooling systems the Como Zoo needs additional funding to remain a viable and sustainable entity whose mission is to inspire the public to value the presence of living things in our lives. The Como Zoo currently does not have the funds available to change over a 70 year old inefficient natural gas steam boiler to a more energy efficient heating and cooling system to begin the decarbonization of the Como Zoo Campus. This natural gas steam boiler system was last upgraded over 30 years ago. The Hydro Geothermal Heat Pump (HGHP) achieves a much higher performance profile than a natural gas steam boiler and even more than a traditional geothermal system. HGHP installations can provide up to a 75% reduction in energy use compared to installations of conventional natural gas furnaces with electric air conditioners. Total energy consumption from heating and cooling is reduced by 65-85%, and the annual energy cost is reduced by approximately 55% compared to natural gas furnaces with air conditioners. Electric utilities have expressed enthusiasm for the balanced demand load of geothermal heating and cooling. On top of energy savings, geothermal heating and cooling provides significant reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Ripley |
This is a specially designed Dining Facility (DFAC), Collective Training of permanent construction. The facility includes the
following items that are integral to the facility; N/A. Comprehensive interior design services are not requested. This facility will be
designed to meet Industry Standards as well as all local, State, and Federal building codes and as per 42 U.S. Code 4154.
Construction will include all utility services, information systems, fire detection and alarm systems, roads, walks, curbs, gutters,
storm drainage, parking areas and site improvements. Facilities will be designed to a minimum life of 50 years in accordance with
DoD's Unified Facilities Code (UFC 1-200-02) including energy efficiencies, building envelope and integrated building systems
performance as per ASA(IE&E) Sustainable Design and Development Policy updated 2017. Access for individuals with disabilities
will be provided. Antiterrorism measures in accordance with the DoD Minimum Antiterrorism for building standards will be
provided. This project will comply with the Army 1 SQFT for 1 SQFT disposal policy through the disposal of 8500 SQFT. |
Little Falls |
MN |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of St. Paul |
The City of Saint Paul has a goal of being carbon neutral in City operations by 2030. A key component of this work will involve decarbonizing City buildings. The City seeks to undertake a City Buildings Decarbonization Plan. The City will seek a consultant to conduct the analysis and propose a methodology for transitioning City buildings away from dependence on fossil fuel-based energy sources, and toward such solutions as geothermal heating and cooling, air-source heat pumps, and energy efficiency upgrades. The focus would be on the 40 City buildings that are 25,000 square feet or larger, with strategies also identified for smaller building types. The Plan will recommend strategies for the decarbonization of each of those 40 largest buildings, including a 3-year initial action plan and project prioritization. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The $2,340,000 in requested funds will be used to purchase key equipment needed for the safe operations of a sanitary district. The new equipment will be technologically superior to the outdated and original equipment which is currently in place. The total cost for the project will be $3,120,000. We are requesting 75% of this from the federal government and GKWMLL will fund its 25% cost share of $780,000. They will use their current cash on hand, or a general obligation bond, if needed. This cost will fund the key equipment necessary for the safe operation of lift stations.
The new equipment will include 11 permanent generators and 28 lift stations. The 11 permanent generators are critical because lift stations will not operate without electrical power, and they continue to receive wastewater. Power failures happen at least once a year, and the district currently has only two portable generators to bring to a lift station during a power outage. Without the 11 new generators, potentially 26 lift stations could lose power and cease to move wastewater, causing destructive and dangerous surface discharge.
A final purchase with congressional funding is a new, higher quality Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) control system. This key piece of equipment monitors water levels, pump temperatures, pump vibration, and moisture in the motors of the 28 lift stations. The existing control panels and SCADA components are outdated and lack the current modern technology needed to safely monitor the 20-mile collection system. |
Mille Lacs |
MN |
$2,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Ripley |
A specially designed Access Control Facility of permanent construction. The Access Control Facility includes the following items that are integral to the facility: access roads, reject lanes, barriers, vehicle inspection facility, visitor ID center. This facility will be designed to meet Industry Standards as well as all local, State, and Federal building codes and as per 42 U.S. Code 4154. Construction will include all utility services, information systems, fire detection and alarm systems, roads, walks, storm drainage, parking areas, and site improvements. Facilities will be designed to a minimum life of 50 years in accordance with DoDs Unified Facilities Code (UFC 1-200-02) including energy efficiencies, building envelope and integrated building systems performance as per ASA(IE&E) Sustainable Design and Development Policy Update Dec 2017. Access for individuals with disabilities will be provided. Antiterrorism measures in accordance with the DoD Minimum Antiterrorism for building standards will be provided. This project will comply with the Army 1 SQFT for 1 SQFT disposal policy through the disposal of 33,876 SQFT. |
Little Falls |
MN |
$18,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Great Plains Institute |
"GPI requests $400,000 to work with communities, environmental and agricultural stakeholders, solar industry, and energy utilities to create pilot projects demonstrating how solar deployment can be a primary solution to nitrate contamination and risk. The effort would identify optimal locations using geospatial analysis of vulnerable drinking water supplies, parcel size, proximity to other land uses, and access to transmission for the solar. The project will also:
engage rural water suppliers that are facing nitrate problems and potentially high capital costs for treatment,
find willing land owners to participate in the pilot, identify electric utilities providers that want to increase renewable energy supply,
identify solar developers willing to look at an alternative business model for development,
engage natural resource and habitat organizations and agencies to assess how to maximize the habitat and surface water benefits
engage agricultural agencies and practitioners to assess how the solar concepts fits agricultural business models
conduct engineering studies of transmission interconnection costs and need for upgrades
The project will then create pilot projects in different parts of the state, where conditions are appropriate, to demonstrate the benefits and co-benefits of solar protected drinking water supplies." |
Wadena |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Great Plains Institute |
"The proposed project is intended to leverage the previous and ongoing work by these entities and to deliver solutions and best practices to state agencies and local land use authorities (cities and counties) to create a new wave of solar-integrated agriculture that protects and enhances agriculture and enables substantial new investment in Minnesota's solar energy resources.
GPI in partnership with the Clean Energy Resource Teams (216C.385) requests $500,000 to:
Engage agricultural producers and rural/exurban communities to document synergies and conflicts between solar deployment and agriculture businesses and: Develop pilot projects on solar deployment and agricultural benefits focusing on both:
small scale agriculture on the urban fringe
large-scale agriculture in rural areas
Expand guidance resources and best practices to inform local and state policy and land use regulation on solar siting
Lay the foundation for implementing mutually beneficial integration of solar and agriculture
Explore partnerships to capture other co-benefits for other communities, such as connecting rural community solar garden (CSG, or shared solar) development to low-income and communities of color, including linking CSG subscriptions to Section 8 Housing certificates or dedicated Section 8 housing" |
Washington & Stearns |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Detroit Lakes |
The project has been scaled back to reduce costs and make the project manageable. We are also working wiht MAHABUE to provide Low Income Heat Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) customers an opportunity to participate in a solar project and receive approximately $20.00 a month credit on electric bills from an allocated allotment from the project. We are currently working with MAHUBE to facilitate and mange the monthly credits to LIHEAP customers if the project happens. |
Becker County |
MN |
$24,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Chaska |
The City of Chaska requests $2 million in FY23 Community Project Funding to continue the progression of investments in a private corporation business park development that, based on a market study, will provide 5,000 new living wage jobs in five years and 10,000 total new jobs in 10 years for the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. The $2 million request is the final funding needed for a $18.9 million city investment to allow planned business park development to begin (see Attachment A). The $2 million request will fund necessary sewer and roadway costs to support the start of the Phase II development. Construction is planned to begin in 2023. |
Chaska |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Elliot Belgard |
Martin County is seeking $3.5 million in Congressional-Directed funds to assist in the construction of a new, 71,000 square foot Regional Public Safety and Justice Center to house co-located county sheriff and city police law enforcement operations, including dispatch and emergency management services. The new public safety facility will also include: state courtrooms, multi-county drug court, court services, victim-witness services, the county attorney's office, a mental health services unit, and jail facilities. Without federal funds and state bonding, funding the entire $40.567 million facility could require up to a 5-6% property tax rate increase on county residents. |
Fairmont |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Le Sueur County |
Through multiple feasibility studies and landowner meetings three project sites have been identified that Le Sueur County is looking to find alternative ways to fund. The first project is Mareks Lake outlet structure. The structure in question is failing and is needed to be replaced. The proposed structure which would help maintain a natural water body and keep the Ordinary High level of Mareks Lake. The project has been identified as the responsibility of the drainage system. Due to the cost it has had little support from the watershed landowners for repair. The remaining projects are from willing drainage system land owners who want to help the system by installing in water storage basins on their land. The projects will mitigate flooding events throughout the Drainage System. The storage projects will help with flooding and sediment that impact the drainage system and outlet to the Minnesota River.
The storage projects would be a huge benefit to the Le Sueur County Drainage System, landowners and also the Minnesota River. These types of projects are beneficial to help address altered hydrology in the upper watershed that lead to flooding issues within the Drainage System and ultimately the Minnesota River. Awarding Le Sueur County funds for the projects would help take a huge burden off of everyone on the Drainage System as well as impacted landowner and homeowners downstream as flooding and erosion continue to be a problematic issue for Le Sueur County. |
Le Center |
MN |
$528,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake City |
Funding would be used to restore and improve the resiliency of the City's infrastructure by replacing the existing retaining wall on the lakefront of Lake Pepin and the Mississippi River, which is being heavily eroded and impacting the city's public park space, quality of life for community members, and the water quality and natural habitat of the Lake. The existing retaining wall is undermined, allowing lake water to seep underneath its base and erode soil from the park, which in turn is creating sinkholes on park land and washing out the park structures. In addition to the instability of the existing wall structure, climate change has impacted the water levels of Lake Pepin, and the existing wall cannot withstand the higher water levels and flooding. The investment of a new retaining wall would not only protect the City's public infrastructure, but it would also preserve safe public spaces and the shoreline of the Mississippi River. |
Lake City |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
A Public Works Administrative Office and Maintenance Facility will provide essential services for the Band incorporating administrative offices for department and administrative staff, and further housing an attached maintenance facility to provide a central location for the Highway, Water/Wastewater, Waste Management, General Maintenance, and Graves Registrar Departments; the Band is proposing to construct a 90' x 175' (15,750 sqft) maintenance facility with attached office space of 80' x 45' (3600 sqft). |
Cloquet |
MN |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Audubon |
The City of Audubon is looking to demolish the current fire/community hall and erect a new fire/community hall.
The current fire/community hall, is three separate buildings combined as one. Foundation, structure, and roof issues have all caused severe issues with the existing building, including leaks, mold, uneven floors, gaps under doors, and drafty windows. Inadequate space for social distancing, proper air ventilation, and proper storage of gear and supplies are all results of a building that is well past its prime. Due to many of these issues, the community hall portion has been closed to the majority of the public.
The current city hall houses administration, police, and office space for the rescue department, whose storage facility is in the existing fire/community hall. This building has an unusable second level due to the lack of an acceptable access for individuals of all abilities.
In order to provide the best service possible to the residents of not just our city, but also the surrounding lakes area a new all in one facility is the best option physically and financially. |
Audubon |
MN |
$2,380,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Argyle |
The Argyle Volunteer Fire Department/Rescue Squad's equipment has exceeded the space of their current Fire Hall. With the harsh winter temperatures, the equipment needs to be stored in a heated building out of the elements. With the size of equipment increasing, there just is no solution to this problem other than construct a new Fire Hall. |
Argyle |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lake of the Woods County |
This project will provide a new 22,000 square foot Public Safety and Emergency Operation Center for Lake of the Woods County in Baudette, Minnesota. The single story, steel framed structure will consist of insulated precast wall panels and metal stud framing on the exterior walls. Metal roof decking will cover the non-secure side of the building, whereas precast plank will cover the detention side. CMU interior walls will be prevalent in the detention area along with ten prefabricated steel cell and toilet modules.
The administrative side of the building will feature offices for the law enforcement, evidence and case file storage, a squad room, interview rooms, a law library and offices for county attorneys. The detention side will have individual holding cells and the minimum, dormitory style holding areas, an indoor recreation gym, dispatch and jail control areas, all emergency communication and operations, as well as a sallyport with accompanying intake and release areas. |
Baudette |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Warren |
The proposed use of the congressionally-directed spending funds would go toward the building of a new child care facility. The city of Warren begin the design and securing of funds prior to the pandemic. The proposed cost was $1.6 Million. Bids were opened for a new facility in February 2022 and the cost will be $2.6 Million for a 10,000 square foot building. The price of materials has increased about 25% since the pandemic. The design of the building was done to be sure every square foot was a revenue generator. The current childcare facility is poorly designed to allow for maximum revenue per room. The facility was also designed very conservatively. There was not a lot of extras. There is no where to cut to get the cost down. A total of $1.6 Million was secured prior to the bids being opened but that does not cover the new costs to build. Two additional grants have been secured but the project is still $400,000 short to cover the costs to build. The $400,000 request for funds would go to build the facility to increase childcare slots in Northwest Minnesota and increase the workforce. The requested amount will finish the funding for the project. |
Warren |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Dassel |
Construction of a new fire hall and training facility. |
Dassel |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Edgerton |
Edgerton Minnesota can't kick the sewer and water problems down the road anymore. Several years ago, Edgerton hired DGR Engineering to assist with sewer back-ups and water problems. The initial assistance has turned into a complete sewer and water study as requested by the USDA (Preliminary Engineering Report). This report was provided to the City Council to understand the current state of the aged water and sewer infrastructure.
This phase of the project will cover some of the oldest infrastructure in Edgerton that is roughly 100 years old.
Edgerton is currently working with USDA on a city wide 7 phase sewer and water project. The monies requested will help cover the non-eligible costs of phase 2.
The $511,800 is for non-eligible costs.
The total cost for phase 1 is $4,948,000
The scope of phase 2 will focus on roughly 1.3 miles of business, commercial and residential section of Edgerton. Strategically phase 1 was organized at the lowest section of town to ensure flow for sewer, water and storm water management.
Phase 2 includes new sewer, water, storm water pipes in addition to drilling a new well.
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Edgerton |
MN |
$512,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bois de Sioux Watershed District |
We are building a flood impoundment, and re-meandering a portion of the Mustinka River that was previously straightened by an Army Corps of Engineers project and building a two-stage channel to protect the re-meandered portion into the future.
Flooding and water quality are major regional issues in the Red River Valley. The Mustinka River is located within the Bois de Sioux Watershed District, which plans and implements watershed improvement projects as part of a flood damage reduction strategy. Once completed, the Redpath Impoundment will span a footprint of approximately 3 square miles, with the capacity to temporarily store 23,000 ac-ft of runoff for the 100-yr spring snowmelt event. The project also includes a gated outlet structure that allows the impoundment to hold 19,000 ac-ft or approximately 2 inches of runoff from the nearly 200 square mile contributing watershed.
A significant reach of the channelized Mustinka River, from highway 9 near Norcross to one mile upstream of the Fivemile Creek confluence, will be permanently restored through the creation of a two stage system consisting of a naturalized meandering low flow channel within a larger floodplain corridor channel. This fish and wildlife habitat corridor will be 300 ft wide and over 5 miles in length and will include over 34 acres of adjacent Type 3 shallow marsh wetland communities. |
Red River Valley in portions of Grant, Traverse, Big Stone, Wilkin, Ottertail and Stevens Counties |
MN |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Brainerd Family YMCA |
To fully renovate the property at 703 Oak St., Brainerd, Minnesota, which is located in an 'opportunity zone' census tract where 27% of families fall below the poverty level, into a licensed childcare center which will provide infant and toddler spots to a minimum of 74 working families in the community.
Funds will be used to fund renovation expenses along with start-up furniture, fixtures and equipment necessary for opening and operation. |
Brainerd |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ely Area Ambulance Service Joint Powers Board |
The Ely Area Ambulance Service Joint Powers Board has operated the area ambulance service through a partnership of area communities. The Joint Powers is funded by tax payer contributions from the governmental agencies of Ely, Winton, Morse and Fall-Lake. The ambulance service covers just over 1,500 square miles, which includes the City of Ely, City of Winton, Town of Morse, Fall Lake Township, Stoney Rover Township, unorganized areas of St. Louis County and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
The ambulance service has been housed in a temporary facility for many years that was a repurposed maintenance garage for the hospital campus. The ambulance is staffed twenty four hours per day year around and needs to house the on call staff. Currently the crew is housed in a rental home remote from the storage garage. This project would develop a facility that would have all functions of the service under one roof. The facility will include proper training areas as well as office and crew quarters.
In addition to the joint ambulance service the City of Ely is planning to build a fire and first responder apparatus storage garage. The historic City Hall /Fire Hall is beyond it's capacity and an auxiliary facility is required to store the newer, larger equipment. With the ongoing, increasing threat of wild fire the City also has wild land fire fighting equipment that requires storage space. Currently this equipment is stored in make shift facilities that are scheduled for future demolition or outside.
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Ely |
MN |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Health Care |
This funding would be used for the development of rural based cancer program for larger broader scope of cancer treatment options and services in underserved region of Minnesota.
In 2020, an estimated 6,400 Minnesotans died from cancer, 18 times the number caused by auto fatalities. Heart disease and cancer are the leading causes of death in Minnesota.
The cancer center at Tri-County Health will be the closest treatment available for many in our underserved rural region of Central Minnesota. It will conveniently offer a hematology/oncology outpatient clinic, with both chemotherapy infusion and radiation oncology services in the same building. In addition to these clinical services, the center will offer an array of holistic and other cancer-related services. |
Wadena |
MN |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Cromwell |
The City of Cromwell is seeking funding for community improvements to city streets and accessibility improvements to parking lots and the community recreation facility. The project includes the reconstruction of Railroad Street, Burnett Street, Clark Avenue, Elm Street, Lake Hill Drive, and rural gravel roads located within city limits. Parking lot reconstruction and ADA access improvements for three City parking lots, lighting improvements along Trunk Hwy 210, and improvements to the city recreation facility. |
Cromwell |
MN |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Steele County |
"Extended Childcare Facility - open and operate a childcare facility that accommodates families that have caregivers working 2nd (and possibly 3rd shift), as well as emergency childcare drop ins. We will purchase or build a Childcare Center and outfit it to accommodate sleeping arrangements for the later shifts. We will hire a Childcare Consultant to ensure that we are following all best practices and legal obligations. We will hire and train a Center director, care providers, and staff to operate the facility.
Work with current childcare providers to identify areas that they are not area to accommodate. Work with factories to identify how their employees need childcare to work for their families. Work with the school district to identify how we can better support their staff (because these absences significantly affect the quality of education that our students receive). Work with health providers to identify how we can better support their staff (because for our providers to keep providing health care services, they need to be able to come to work). Work with MN Prairie County Alliance who manages the Respite programming to identify how we can better support them (because these breaks are needed to support healthy parenting and reduce child abuse).
Create a sliding fee scale and scholarship program to ensure that every child has access to quality childcare regardless of ability to pay." |
Steele County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The National Loon Center Foundation (NLCF) |
The National Loon Center Foundation (NLCF) in Crosslake, Minnesota was established in 2017 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of loons and lakes. The NLCF is building a world-class, net-zero energy facility that will create dozens of valuable jobs, stimulate the local and regional economy, and position Minnesota as a national leader in loon and freshwater conservation. With federal and state funds, the National Loon Center (NLC) will begin construction in 2023 and open to the public in 2024. It will be an interactive and family-friendly destination projected to attract 200,000 visitors annually. This vital rural development will simultaneously enhance the local and regional economy while protecting the state's unique natural resources. In its leadership role, the NLC will connect and amplify loon and freshwater research and conservation efforts occurring across the nation.
The NLC will incorporate an exciting array of educational initiatives to engage diverse audiences including the Ojibwe tribe and other underrepresented communities in metro and rural Minnesota. The NLC will also promote and celebrate responsible recreation as it fosters stewardship of our lakes and contributes directly to the preservation of our treasured state bird. |
Crosslake |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kevin R. Dupuis, Sr. |
The project will provide an excellent opportunity for the Fond du Lac Band to continue and build upon previous work done to sustain and preserve the Ojibwe language and culture. The goals of the project would be:
Protect traditional Anishinaabe culture.
Protect the Ojibwe language.
A community space to hold traditional funerals.
Increase the number of people speaking the Ojibwe language.
Increase interest in the Ojibwe language and culture by providing a place to "learn while doing".
Strengthen individual and community identity, confidence, and self-esteem.
The goal is to create a venue to assist the Band in preserving the Anishinaabe traditional practices for all generations of the Fond du Lac community. The Fond du Lac Band will be donating the land for the project. Staff and programming will also be "in-kind" provided by the Band. This new facility will allow the Reservation to create a central point for traditional funerals on the Reservation. Currently, the Reservation does not have a building that is suitable for this type of traditional activities. |
Cloquet |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kevin R. Dupuis |
A Public Works Administrative Office and Maintenance Facility will provide essential services for the Band incorporating administrative offices for department and administrative staff, and further housing an attached maintenance facility to provide a central location for the Highway, Water/Wastewater, Waste Management, General Maintenance, and Graves Registrar Departments; the Band is proposing to construct a 90' x 175' (15,750 sqft) maintenance facility with attached office space of 80' x 45' (3600 sqft).
A concern is proper operation and efficiency of the current site, as well as any expansion site. A major driver for the small upgrades to date, was concern for
household hazardous waste contaminants and their proximity to adjacent wetlands. An expanded site will promote safety by increasing traffic pattern circulation and line of sight for vehicles, remove out-dated processes of handling various solid waste materials, promote other environmental and agricultural initiatives, and allow for better site management being located at one location, rather than separated into two.
The existing FDL Solid Waste Collection Site has both environmental and space concerns. The location of the facility is adjacent to a wetland where runoff from the site would need to be captured and treated. |
Cloquet |
MN |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The Waste Site is a comprehensive site that accepts waste tires, electronics, appliances, waste oil and oil filters, household hazardous waste, fluorescent bulbs, recycling, mattresses, household municipal solid waste and bulk items. There are a small number of waste items that are not accepted at the Waste Site including asbestos, junk automobiles, trailer homes, radioactive waste, medical waste.
The health of FDL, and any community for that matter, revolves around waste, whether it is wastewater and its proper treatment or disposal of refuse at transfer stations or landfills. The current site has served as a function of health and provided for Bandmembers.
A concern is proper operation and efficiency of the current site, as well as any expansion site. A major driver for the small upgrades to date, was concern for
household hazardous waste contaminants and their proximity to adjacent wetlands. An expanded site will promote safety by increasing traffic pattern circulation and line of sight for vehicles, remove out-dated processes of handling various solid waste materials, promote other environmental and agricultural initiatives, and allow for better site management being located at one location, rather than separated into two.
The existing FDL Solid Waste Collection Site has both environmental and space concerns. The location of the facility is adjacent to a wetland where runoff from the site would need to be captured and treated. |
Cloquet |
MN |
$4,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Consolidated Telephone Company (CTC) |
The project being proposed by Consolidated Telephone Company (CTC) affects five areas within Crow Wing, Benton, and Cass counties in north central Minnesota. Currently, the 300+ homes and businesses in these rural areas do not have access to internet service for everyday needs and essential services. They are considered 100% unserved at this time. When this project is successfully completed, residents and businesses will have access to high-speed, reliable broadband internet with an efficient and productive speed of up to 1 Gigabit.
Access to broadband is as imperative today as electricity was 75 years ago. This fiber-to-the-home project would enable residents to take advantage of educational opportunities and telehealth services that are not currently available to them. Federal funding, combined with CTC's efforts and support from the areas' leaders, will provide residents with the opportunity to attend school, work from home, access telemedicine services, maintain viable businesses, and remain healthy and safe in their homes.
A reliable, affordable fiber broadband network is the backbone of any successful rural area; providing residents, healthcare workers, business owners, teachers, community advocates, remote employees, students, and farmers with the necessary connectivity that they need and deserve. |
Bay Lake, Maple Grove, Sylvan, & Langola Townships
Crow Wing County |
MN |
$1,391,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
West Central Initiative |
The purpose of this project is to renovate a space in south Moorhead to open a 70-slot, multi-cultural child care center, staffed with culturally competent teachers. This will be the second location for the Jasmin Child Care and Preschool Center, with their first located in Fargo, North Dakota. Following is a list of the advantages of this center's construction project:
The Jasmin Child Care and Preschool is working with a local church to renovate the church's underutilized space for a child care center. The church is located within a neighborhood where a high concentration of New Americans resides and near public transportation hubs. The church already serves the community through other mission-based initiatives, such as community gardens and meeting/gathering space. The Christian based church is open-minded about other religions and has created a welcoming space and attitude for their New American neighbors.
The current center director and staff speak three to four different languages each, and all are fluent in English. The Jasmin Child Care and Preschool center tailor their services primarily for children who are directly from Africa and Middle East Asia or whose parents are from Africa and Middle East Asia, though any child is welcome. As part of their mission, the Jasmin Child Care and Preschool supports the transition into the mid-western American culture for both the child and their parents, creating a safe space for understanding, care and translations. The goal of the Jasmin Child Care and Preschool staff is to support the transition of children and their parents into the public school system, when the child enters kindergarten, helping the child towards better social and academic success.
A major component of the overall lack of child care is the shortage of teacher-qualified early care educators. The Jasmin Child Care director has committed her own early childhood expertise and educational background and is partnering with CAP LP Child Care Aware to recruit and train the Jasmin Child Care staff in the Child Development Associate (CDA) certification. This will provide the care center, along with the Moorhead community, with multi-lingual, teacher-qualified care providers.
On a broader scope, child care is drastically needed and child care that focuses on cultural and linguistic diversity is non-existent in Moorhead and in West Central Initiative's region. Construction of the Jasmin Child Care is a vital need for the New American community, and the Moorhead community and a model for all of west central Minnesota. "
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Moorhead |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Agricultural Interpretive Center |
Description: The Minnesota Agricultural Interpretive Center (Farmamerica) is expanding and renovating existing facilities to upgrade classroom space, add year-round agriculture literacy opportunities, remodel the 22-year-old Visitor Center with interactive exhibits and experiences about agriculture's impact on everyday life, and build an inclusive outdoor playground.
Purposes:
To attract new and repeat visitors to increase consumer awareness of agriculture's importance locally and globally.
To help consumers see agriculture and farmers as part of the solution to our food, fiber, energy, and environmental challenges.
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Waseca County |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Embarrass Township |
If awarded the funds would be used towards a new roof on the town hall that is desperately needed, the weather station part of what Embarrass is known for is falling apart and needs the patio area replaced as the pavers have crumbled, the temperature gauge has broken and the pole that stands with our record temperature is rotting and falling. All these would be replaced. Embarrass Cemetery needs clearing and landscaping to add new lots, because there is not many remaining. The Heritage Park Campground is a beautiful and small campground that is turning away camping patrons because of the electrical upgrades to 50 amp that are needed. The water lines also need replacing as every year the spring a leak somewhere along the lines, also to possibly add 5 sites. The Nelimark Museum which a big part of Embarrass History needs a new roof on the garage and a few new windows on the house along with some maintenance with the ramp leading into the house. Any remaining funds would be used around the township to spruce up the welcoming areas along the roadways and a few new signs as some of the current ones are quite weathered.
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Embarrass Township |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wabasha County |
Wabasha County is seeking proposals from qualified firms to assist the county in implementing the county's vision for broadband: All residents have access to adequate and affordable broadband. To help progress in that vision that County Board is considering using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to establish a grant program for existing Broadband vendors to expand services within the County.
The purpose of this engagement is to identify a consultant to help in developing a grant program for existing providers that will make use of ARPA funds available to the county for the construction and expansion of broadband to serve county residents, businesses, and institutions. |
All cities and townships in Wabasha County |
MN |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Ellendale |
The Ellendale Community Hall is in need of a new roof and wall repair/restoration. Several water leaks through the roof have caused damage to the concrete block. Structural Engineer recommends trimming out the entire building outside walls with steel siding to protect and preserve the structure. The roof is in need of replacement due to continuous leaks developing because degraded roof material.
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Ellendale |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hmong American Farmers Association |
Federal funds received would be used to implement Phase II of our Capital Campaign project, which focuses on building a 6000 square feet year-round training facility that includes wash, rinse, cooling and curing rooms and office space on the HAFA incubator farm. HAFA advances the economic, social and cultural prosperity of low-income, immigrant and first-generation Hmong farmers and their families through economic development, capacity building, advocacy, and research. We are a community-based nonprofit that works with over 100 Hmong farmers who live in the Twin Cities metropolitan area but farm in the outer ring rural suburbs where farmland is available, as well as Hmong farmers in the greater Minnesota region, providing training, support, and capacity building so their small-scale farming businesses can grow and thrive. We also consult and collaborate with other Minnesota organizations that focus on the needs of immigrant, refugee, and BIPOC farmers, and with other Hmong organizations across the continental United States.
The new facility will allow HAFA to improve the bilingual, bicultural training programs and support we offer to farmers and other BIPOC-farmer-focused organizations by consolidating our operations and support personnel into one space, and hosting training programs on the farm instead of renting space at other facilities, which provide farmers with hands-on opportunities to deepen their knowledge of training material content. This facility would also greatly increase the capacity for HAFA's farmers to supply produce to local retailers, as well as our Farm-to-Family program, which supplies produce to local schools, daycares, and low-income families. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,775,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Balkan Township |
Funds will be used to design, engineer and construct a fiber network over two square miles connecting 330 households, a population of 808, to high-speed Internet service.
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Balkan Township |
MN |
$5,313,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Stearns County |
The funds would be used to complete the remaining items on the rehabilitation list that had to be cut due to the lack of funding. Air-source heat pumps for each tenants unit, remove and replace all concrete sidewalks, curb and gutter and replace with new, remove bituminous parking lot and replace with new, replace site lighting with new LED fixtures, replace electrical posts at each parking spot so that vehicles can be plugged in during the winter and landscaping.
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St. Martin |
MN |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Le Sueur County |
LeSueur County is a rural community south of the Twin Cities Metro, west of Northfield, north of Mankato and east of St. Peter. The county seat is in LeCenter, population 2,500. It is a "between" area; that is to say made up of rural farms and a large percentage of people commuting to jobs outside the county.
We are a farming community:
SALES
24 dairy farms, one organic- $11 million, 85 hog farms- $35 million, 67 beef farms- 13 million, 469 grain oil soybeans farms- $111 million.
There is a growing family-based CSA farm industry raising produce for local consumption marketing through internet sales/delivery.
Other local businesses:
International coffee, desserts, breweries, wineries
Bars, restaurants, stores, pharmacies, grocery stores
Many farms/home based businesses
Lakes/tourism
4 school districts
2 townships in the county are completely built out with fiber-to-homes, farms, businesses. This is thanks to township, county, state and CARES funding, a $3.8 million project.
With CARES act funds was spent $1.7 million on middle mile fiber across the county and 7 fixed wireless broadband with redundant fiber and free WiFi spots at the county fairgrounds, county campgrounds and township halls.
With the Blandin Foundation and the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation, since May 2018 residents, the County commissioners, and Townships have been engaged in planning for broadband/county wide economic development. We have been stalled with 2 years of no new construction. Residents are frustrated/can't understand why. This project will re-engage our providers and get us on the move once again in 12 townships.
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Cleveland Township, Cordova Township, Elysian Township, Kasota Township, Kilkenny Township, Lexington Township, Montgomery Township, Ottawa Township, Sharon Township, Tyrone Township, Washington Township, Waterville Township |
MN |
$11,977,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Chalkboard Collective Community |
The Chalkboard Collective Community's vision is to repurpose the vacated BOLD Elementary School in Bird Island and create a 65,985 square foot multi-purpose property that will foster school sports, student learning, business expansion, community wellness, a deep winter greenhouse, and arts programs for Central Renville County.
To achieve this vision, Chalkboard Community Collective needs to demolish parts of the school and prepare the site for occupancy. The original school building was erected in 1917 and was expanded in 1937 and 1956. The original 1917 building and part of the 1956 addition are unusable due to deferred maintenance. As a result, 41,340 square feet of the property, or 42%, needs to be demolished and made weather tight and usable in its existing condition.
Additional work includes building a new exterior wall at the part of the building exposed after the demolition, hazardous materials abatement, reconnecting utilities, a new HVAC system for parts of the building, an ADA accessible restroom, a new lobby connecting the east and west parts of the building, a new locker room, and the new greenhouse.
Chalkboard Collective Community partners will then use a combination of personal capital and community support to renovate the interior space once the usable portion of the building is restored.
The commissioned work by the Architect firm Engan Associates to assist in projecting both costs and usage of this project, and Artspace Consulting to do a Feasibility Study including a capital and operating analysis have determined the redevelopment cost of the project to be $7,520,784.
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Bird Island |
MN |
$2,238,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Howard Lake |
"The City of Howard Lake is seeking financial assistance to construct a 7,000 square foot library/senior center.
Howard Lake-Waverly and surrounding areas is currently served by a 1,700 square foot functionally obsolete library facility constructed in 1979. The facility fails to meet ADA accessibility standards for egress, aisles, technology, assembly, bathroom functions and parking for patrons with limited mobility and seniors. In 2019, a water infiltration issue has compromised the structural integrity of the foundation. The space has been largely unused and underused during the covid19 pandemic due to inability to provide services while meeting CDC guidelines.
The City is proposing to build a replacement facility, adjacent to a community park and HLWW Schools in an all inclusive, all users manner. The facility will use renewable technologies and is believed to be the first net-zero library to be constructed in the state. "
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Howard Lake |
MN |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fraser Mental Health |
Fraser Mental Health provides counseling for children and adolescents with mental health concerns. We are the largest and most experienced provider of early childhood mental health services in Minnesota. Fraser offers evaluation, therapy, preschool day treatment and support services for children with a mental health diagnosis, including adjustment disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, mood disorder, conduct disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Each year we serve over 2,300 children. For both autism and mental health disorders, children who receive early intervention rely less on special education services, have a better chance of completing school and are more likely to gain employment and independence as adults. In the Twin Cities metropolitan area, more than 15,000 children aged 5 or younger suffer from a mental health disorder (Minnesota Department of Human Services). These disorders interfere with emotional development, social relationships, academic performance and future physical and mental health. This is not a challenge unique to the Twin Cities and suburbs. All children in Minnesota need these valuable services, and Fraser is able to deliver care via telehealth. This delivery model is deeply related to Fraser's commitment to DEIB work as clinicians do not need to move to Alexandria, Thief River Falls, or Willmar to provide care to any Minnesotan in need of services also allowing families to access a more diverse group of clinicians. |
All of Minnesota- Hennepin County |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Karlstad |
Funds received would be used to pay for repainting of the city water tower.
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Karlstad |
MN |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Paynesville |
Deploying a fiber network to 735 residential dwellings and 74 businesses in the City of Paynesville to meet the essential needs of homes, businesses, e-learning, and telemedicine by offering 1Gig broadband service.
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Paynesville |
MN |
$261,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wabana Township |
"To revive and enhance recreational opportunities, for the benefit of Wabana Township citizens and visitors, in cooperation with identified partners. Wabana Township developed a Comprehensive Plan that was adopted in January 2021 (attached reference letter #2). The plan involved a community survey which contributed greatly to the development of the initiative of improving the recreational facilities at the Township Hall. A committee of township volunteers was formed in May 2021 to address this issue. This committee has been approved by the Wabana Township Board of Supervisors.
Many improvement ideas have been considered and we have decided to focus on the top three immediate needs with details provided later in this application."
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Wabana Township |
MN |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Luverne |
"The funds will be used for the one-time capital investment to establish a childcare center. The funds are specifically requested to acquire property, design, renovate, construct, equip, and furnish a facility for a? childcare center. The goal is to transform an existing 30,000-square-foot facility into a childcare center licensed for 186 childcare slots (24 Infants, 42 Toddlers, 60 Preschoolers, and 60 School Age).
The City has acquired the facility located at 1 Roundwind Road for $515,000, which can be included as a portion of the match requirement, and the cost to renovate the space is estimated to be $2,963,000. This cost estimate includes interior demolition, new wall framing, new doors and side lights, new flooring and tile, new ceiling, painting, electrical, plumbing and HVAC work, roof replacement, parking lot repairs, playground equipment, fencing and other miscellaneous furniture, fixtures, and equipment. Total project costs equal $3,478,000. The City is requesting $2,608,500 in grant funds (75%) and will provide the $869,500 match (25%).
The City of Luverne is committed to supporting the on-going operations once the center is established to ensure the sustainability and success of the center. The City will own the building and lease it to a non-profit entity for $1/year. The City will sign a management contract with a non-profit entity with an agreement to provide childcare services. The non-profit will acquire childcare license and carry out daily operations to offer childcare services. The City and non-profit will partner with local businesses and organizations to help support the center to address a critical need for childcare. There is overwhelming community support for this effort as indicated in the Letters of Support from various businesses and organizations."
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Luverne |
MN |
$2,608,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northeastern Minnesota |
"The funds will be used to help build two new childcare facilities, one in Chisholm and one in Ely. These facilities are estimated to serve 240 children across the Iron Range. The lack of childcare availability is severely impacting workforce recruitment and retention in our region.
Chisholm - Land is donated by Delta Airlines, and predevelopment plans are complete. Construction of an 8,000-square-foot facility is being proposed. The childcare facility will be licensed for 80 full-time equivalent children and will serve approximately 130 youth part-time to full-time. This is a $1.6 million project. The community of Chisholm and surrounding townships of Balkan, Side Lake, and Buhl have no childcare facilities. We are proposing to contribute $500,000 in federal funds to this project for construction; completion date Feb. 22, 2023.
Ely - Land is donated by the city of Ely, and predevelopment plans are complete. Construction of a 7,000 square-foot facility is being proposed. The childcare facility will be licensed for 70 full-time equivalent children and will serve approximately 110 youth part-time to full-time. This is a $1.2 million project. The city of Ely and the surrounding communities of Winton, Morse Township, and Babbitt have no childcare facilities. We are proposing to contribute $500,000 in federal funds to this project for planning and construction; completion date Aug. 15, 2023.
This request also includes a reserved $200,000 in funding for UWNEMN to provide additional support to existing facilities - trainings, workforce development, and/or emergency funding - as needed."
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Chisholm |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Chisholm |
"The funding will be used to expand the current City owned Chisholm Iron Trail Campground to accommodate the need of an influx of tourism to the area. The existing campground is within a mile of the Minnesota Discovery Center, St. Louis County Fairgrounds, Redhead Mountain Bike Park, and various other trails. Given the popularity of these attractions, the City of Chisholm needs to expand the existing campground to accommodate the increased number of visitors to the area.
The proposed expansion area will accommodate 17 full RV hookup sites, 21 tent sites, 2 outhouses and 1 shower/restroom/shelter facility. The funding will also fund road extensions to supply vehicle access to the expansion. A bituminous roadway is proposed to supply access to the RV sites and a gravel road will continue from the RV sites to supply road access to the tent sites. To supply full hookup RV sites, the sanitary sewer main and water main will be extended to the sites. This is a great opportunity to embrace economic growth to the region.
"
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Chisholm |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ag Innovation Campus |
"The funds will be leveraged with other funds to complete construction of the education and research center. Part of the funding will also be used to purchase laboratory equipment and help in subsidizing the professionals needed to staff the areas of the Ag Innovation Campus dedicated to commercialization of new technologies including new types of crops.
Supported by the oil seed crushing and purifying center built in phase one, the phase two education and research center will help prove the viability of new technologies. Professional laboratories managed by the Ag Utilization and Research Institute AURI will be available to provide technical assistance and access to other wise unaffordable but necessary testing. This testing is paramount to assure food and feed safety. A critical part of any new processing technology of plant breeding efforts. Phase 3 will be a temporary home for technologies that require large space and access to feed stocks created in the phase one production plant. To often this is the most difficult part of bringing a new technology or new types of crops to market. Because of the scale of today's food and feed manufacturing facilities, it is nearly impossible for new concepts to be proven at a scale that demonstrate long term viability. When all three phases of the project are completed, it will be the only center like it in the world. It will be able to meet many different objectives for many different groups and concepts. It will become the premier location to demonstrate the ingenuity of US agriculture to solve the problems we face today and tomorrow.
The requested $ 4,530,000 in funding will be used for the following
$3,798,000 to be spend on infrastructure of phase 2 and 3
$320,000 to be spent on Scientific equipment
$85,000 to be spent on educational materials including supporting trade efforts
$327,000 for partial funding of scientific -educational staff."
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Crookston |
MN |
$4,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Goodhue County |
There are three separate projects included in this grant funding proposal, all located within Goodhue County: Goodhue, Welch Village North and White Rock West. Each projects extends fiber broadband access to multiple unserved and underserved areas of the county. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$7,918,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairmont |
The City of Fairmont Economic Development Authority (EDA) holds an option to purchase land near the intersection of County Road 39 and Interstate 90 in Fairmont. The parcel includes 37.61 acres that is currently utilized as agriculture land that is zoned for industrial development. The City intends to utilize the land for additional industrial development as the current industrial park has two lots remaining both of which have wetlands that make building prohibitive. The City has completed a preliminary geotechnical report on the property and has recently completed a utility extension to the property line to support the development of the land as an industrial park. The EDA has had numerous businesses interested in the land for possible business development and growth, but without a major business interested in purchasing a sizeable portion of the land, the EDA is not in the position to be able to exercise the option to purchase. |
Fairmont |
MN |
$398,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Madison |
"The project is to construct a new 72 x 124 foot fire hall. The hall will be a stick built slab on grade with 16-foot sidewalls. There will be 5 bays, 2 will be set up as drive through rapid water filling stations. It will be heated with 3 hanging propane furnaces and 4 ceiling fans. The floor is sloped in all directions to a center drain system.
The hall will have 2 full handicap bathrooms. One bathroom will have a large storage closet for all first responder's equipment and another for air filling cascade system. The bathrooms will be equipped with large walk-in showers to provide an area for fireman and first responders to wash following emergency calls.
A meeting area and kitchenette will be included.
The back wall will be set up with open lockers for all firefighting gear." |
Madison |
MN |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grant County |
Construction of a new standalone Law Enforcement Center. In 2013, Grant County received a multiple department master plan/needs assessment final report from LEO A Daly. The report states that currently the Sheriff's Office is located in the Courthouse. Due to the increased staffing through the recent years, more space is necessary. The current size of the Sheriff's Office is 1,200 sq. ft. The area necessary to adequately accommodate the needs of the Sheriff's Office at minimum is 9,000 sq. ft. As of now, the projected project meets and exceeds the recommendations. |
Elbow Lake |
MN |
$5,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Madison |
Repair and/or replace windows and doors: It has been determined that the existing windows are likely original to the building. The repair work will protect and restore these elements so they are not lost and can continue to function properly. Replacement items will be sensitive to the historic character of the building and only be used when repair is non-feasible. The window and door work also include repair of original decorative elements over and around the doors. These original decorative elements provide much of the character and charm of the building. |
Madison |
MN |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
The water flooding the Oslo region is not local run-off, but the result of the entire Red River from the southern end of Minnesota that drains an area of 20,000,000 acres with a population of 631,000 people, including the upstream communities of Fargo, ND/Moorhead, MN and Grand Forks, ND/East Grand Forks, MN. The fact that the bridges and land features at the Oslo area cause a pinch point in the river flow has been a problem for decades, amplified by increased waterflows, that cannot be handled merely with the local population. Flooding has been a disaster declaration multiple times. The Oslo Region Joint Powers Board (ORJPB) applying for the funds is a governing body representing border townships established for the purpose of reducing the flooding occurrences by coordinating efforts of all affected agencies in the Oslo area. This is a multi-state issue involving many government entities and agencies, each commissioned with a singular purpose, and none large enough to offer a solution to the common problem. ORJPB has a singular purpose to unite these many entities for the purpose of solving the flooding problem. |
Olso |
MN |
$29,429,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Virginia |
The City of Virginia proposes to construct a new facility that will be a combined Regional Public Safety facility approximately 59,700 sq. ft. in size that will provide space for Fire and Police operations in a shared facility. Currently housed in facilities that are over 100 years old, both departments have grown out of their current spaces. A new facility will greatly enhance the Fire Department and Police Department capabilities, enhance departmental efficiency, and provide adequate space for the departments to properly serve the community. A well designed and equipped facility enable fire and law enforcement to more effectively provide services to the city. These operations are all heavily facility dependent and will be greatly improved by a proper facility solution. Funds received through Rural Development Community Funding will be used for construction of the facility. The facility will include offices, training rooms, evidence storage, and vehicle storage. |
Virginia |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Vermilion Housing Corporation |
"Four buildings comprised of 50 apartments were constructed since 1976 and are in need of major rehabilitation to continue to provide a safe and adequate living space for tenants. The buildings are approaching 50 years of use by various tenants and it is essential to rehab the structures. These one and two bedroom apartments are critical to meet the needs of low to moderate income people.
The project includes planning and design, roof replacement, complete siding replacement, electrical upgrades, window replacements and energy improvements with insulation and energy conservation improvements. Individual apartment upgrades include kitchen and bath upgrades for modern living arrangements." |
Soudan |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Garrison |
"The City of Garrison is requesting $704,894 for improvements to its Community Center/Fire Hall facility, so the City's administrative offices can also be relocated there. The total project cost is $939,859. The City will fund its 25% cost share of $234,965 with cash on hand or general obligation bonding. Improving this space will allow the City staff and Fire Department to improve public services with stronger collaboration.
This improvement project will remodel existing space as it is less expensive than building new. High priority needs are replacing compromised insulation that is causing mold growth, replacing broken windows, and replacing stairways with proper depth treads and ADA compliance handrails. ADA accessibility is a substantial need including new doors, proper swing areas, grab bars and proper clearances. Serious electrical issues will be corrected, and safety LED lighting will be added to entrances. Essential improvements to the facility were identified in a facility study conducted in January 2022 which is included.
Ventilation is a serious issue. The Fire Hall's garage lacks the required ventilation by state code, which is a dangerous environment for the 20 firefighters. Installing an appropriate heating system and hazardous gas detection system is critical for protecting firefighters.
Two existing wells at the facility do not meet isolation distances from contaminant sources as required by the Minnesota Well Code. These wells will be sealed and a new compliant well will be established at the exterior, providing a dual source for drinking water and an efficient source to fill fire vehicles. " |
Garrison |
MN |
$704,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Greenwood Township |
This project will provide fiber to the home to 1,370 HH/passings in Greenwood & Lake Vermillion Townships in rural NE MN. |
Tower |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Itasca Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) |
"Itasca Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) has been in operation for 40 years. We are the host of Innovate 218, the northeast Minnesota hub for Launch Minnesota and led the Center on Rural Innovation report on our digital economy ecosystem. Today, IEDC is entering our first step in creating a regional innovation ecosystem. It is our intention to utilize IEDCs existing asset of a 17,000 sf building as a regional innovation center called The Forge. This building has been owned by IEDC for 14 years with Phase One of this project underway (building renovation, equipment acquisition, programming) as an awardee of a 2021 $750,000 USDA-RISE grant. Local funding from Arrowhead Intelligent Region Grant, Itasca Community College, and Itasca County matched this grant. The $1,080,000 renovation on 7,000 sf of The Forge will be complete this August. Phase Two begins this summer as the result of an additional $1,080,000 MN DEED grant award designated to exterior work such as landscaping and parking lot improvements. Phase Three finalizes the renovation and equipment required for the remaining 10,000 sf at The Forge.
When complete, The Forge provides dynamic environments where the public can access work readiness skills training, pre-apprenticeship training, and in-demand occupational training in an area with high rates of concentrated poverty. Specifically, individual and community spaces are available for product development, trade training, business incubation, and entrepreneurship with access to specialized equipment. Additional community assets include office spaces and conference rooms configured for classroom training, networking, or pitch competitions." |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$577,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Winona State University |
Winona State University Digital Visualization/Physics & Arts Laboratory to design facility at Winona State University for the creation of 3-D animation/video-based visual storytelling tools for the space-based aerospace industry. |
Winona |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County Sheriff's Office |
Funding will be used for a county-wide outreach campaign, including the nine school districts and the elder community, to determine the volume of the victimization; as well as maintain our relationships with domestic/sexual violence advocacy groups and coordinate with other law enforcement agencies in the 2nd District, and make sure we are meeting the needs of the various communities being affected by these crimes. We would hire a 1.0 FTE forensic technician responsible for the project, and leverage personnel in the electronic crimes unit in the Dakota County Sheriff's office. The forensic technician would investigate crimes such as revenge porn, cyberstalking, elder scams, cyberbullying, sexting, etc. This is a good use of tax dollars because it will increase the discovery/prosecution of these crimes which are underreported. Community education will help prevent these crimes, and law enforcement training will improve case outcomes. Personnel - $150,000; Forensic computer equipment/software $150,000, Marketing group for social media education campaign and print/radio/tv campaign $25,000, Inkind operations including training investigators on best practices related to these crimes $50,000. |
Dakota County |
MN |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Peter |
Saint Peter Police Department Technology upgrade to purchase new servers, switches, and domain controllers that carry and store files and police software. |
Saint Peter |
MN |
$33,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College |
Law Enforcement Program Equipment Replacement to purchase safe and reliable program rifles. |
Cloquet |
MN |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Three Rivers Park District |
South Pond Learning Center to teach elementary-age school groups about the floodplain forest of the Mississippi Gateway Regional Park. |
Brooklyn Park |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
30,000 Feet |
Black Ars + Tech Center to provide a space for creative experiences and overcoming barriers to employment through paid apprenticeships for Black youth.
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clare Housing |
No-Barrier Housing for People Living with HIV/AIDS to purchase and renovate a property to create new no-barrier shared housing for people experiencing homelessness and living with HIV. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Every Meal |
Every Meal: Facility for state-wide weekend food for kids to purchase an expanded facility to function as the main assembly, storage, and distribution center for state-wide effort to fight child hunger. |
Roseville |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Listening House of St. Paul |
Listening House of St. Paul working towards permanence to build a permanent day shelter for adults experiencing homelessness in St. Paul. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tubman |
Harriet Tubman Center East window replacement to replace all original windows at Harriet Tubman Center East and improve the accessibility, utility, and safety of the building. |
Maplewood |
MN |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Scott County |
Funding would be used to purchase a non-military, armored, multipurpose response and rescue vehicle for the recovery and/or evacuation of person(s) who are injured or stranded in high-risk areas, natural or other disasters, assist with barricaded subjects, serve high risk search warrants or arrest warrants, or the movement of personnel into hostile or unsafe areas to effect an arrest or render aid, crisis intervention, with primary emphasis on the safety of all persons involved, civilian and police. The vehicle is designed to carry emergency responders, medical personnel, negotiators, rescued civilians, and life-saving equipment.
In addition, the vehicle’s rescue and response capability will also increase our cooperative efforts with other area first responders. It would be deployed throughout Scott County, aiding our local police departments and the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. It would also be a regional asset available in the event a mutual aid request was made by law enforcement agenciesn neighboring counties (Dakota, Rice LeSueur, Sibley, Carver, Hennepin) and statewide.
The project would be a valuable use of taxpayer funds because it would undoubtedly help make our responses to the most serious and critical incidents safer for our residents, visitors, and deputies for years to come.
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Scott County |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
Funds would be used to provide 20 new hybrid patrol vehicles and two patrol boats along the Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers. Saves on fuel and repair costs. Vehicles provide an array of safety and technological upgrades to meet 21st century policing challenges.
|
Washington County |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Minnesota, The Hormel Institute |
This request is for a focused ion beam (FIB) miller with Correlative fluorescence microscopy capabilities, an instrument that is essential for preparing samples for cryo-electron tomography, which allows for 3D visualization of cellular assemblies directly at sub nanometer resolutions and is an integral part of our Minnesota BioImaging Center imaging capabilities. The Hormel Institute has the only high resolution cryo-electron microscope in MN and surrounding states including IA, SD, ND, and NE. The requested equipment will add an entirely new capability to the microscope and enable research studies that cannot currently be done anywhere within MN. |
Austin |
MN |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hibbing |
The City of Hibbing is requesting funds towards pre-design, design, site preparation, demolition of existing structures, construction, and furnishing and equipping a regional Public Safety Center for police, fire, Emergency Medical Services and emergency operations. The completion of the Hibbing Public Safety Center will allow the City to locate all their emergency vehicles and equipment at one site. Operations will be more effective and efficient delivering Police and Fire based EMS to its 186-square-mile corporate boundary (which is larger than Ramsey County) and surrounding communities on the Central Iron Range. |
Hibbing |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
International Institute of Minnesota |
International Institute of Minnesota Facility Renovation to serve new Americans and expand Minnesota's future workforce. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilder |
The City of Wilder will construct a public sanitary sewer collection system that will provide the residents with reliable disposal of waste water. The failing and non-compliant systems cause backups in homes, leaking tanks, direct discharge into tile systems, and surcharging into yards which exposes residents to pathogens The surcharge waste water can then also be washed into nearby water ways. This project will help protect both ground and surface water. Public health, sanitary and environmental issues are a keys for completing this project. |
Wilder |
MN |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Eagle Lake |
Eagle Lake is looking at a total project cost of $12,500,000 to construct a new water treatment plant. Of this amount, $9,500,000 is needed for construction. The purpose of the project is to address water quality issues such as high levels of manganese. For purposes of providing background, a health risk advisory was received from Minnesota Department of Health for having a high level of manganese in our drinking water system. While our drinking water complies with the Safe Drinking Water Act standards, recent testing indicated that the City's water has high levels of manganese greater than the MDH recommended Health Based Value (HBV). Children and adults who drink water with high levels of manganese for a long time may have problems with memory, attention, and motor skills. Infants may develop learning and behavior problems if they drink water with too much manganese in it. A water system study has been completed to study water quality issues. It is recommended that the city construct a new water treatment facility which would include a new well and well house, a new treatment facility with aeration and detention for iron oxidation, the use of potassium permanganate for manganese oxidation, filtration for iron and manganese removal, chlorine for disinfection, as well as the addition of fluoride and a corrosion inhibitor. At the present time, the City's water system consists of two active municipal wells, one elevated storage tank, and a distribution system. |
Eagle Lake |
MN |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lafayette |
The City of Lafayette needs to complete improvements to their water treatment plant to allow us to be in compliance with soon to be finalized chloride limits for the Minnesota River Basin. The City is proposing to add a reverse osmosis (RO) system to our water treatment plant process for water softening. In order to add the RO system, a new building is needed for not only the system, but also to safely store the chemicals needed for the new process. Additional components of the project are high service pumps and equipment, an onsite dedicated generator, process piping, and associated components. |
Lafayette |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rice County |
Rice County, along with Bridgewater and Forest Township are seeking support for the construction of a centralized water tower that would serve areas of Bridgewater and Forest Township off of the I35 and Rice County Road 1 Corridor. This water tower location has been identified in prior AUAR's and is an important asset for fire protection and economic development purposes. As a result of increasing demands for development land off of the I35 corridor, Forest and Bridgewater Township have formed a Joint Powers Board to help control and facilitate orderly development in this area. The townships along with the County, jointly participated in an infrastructure engineering study to determine the needs for both water and sewer for various types of development in the region. Our recent engineering study estimates a total construction cost of $7,500,000 however, a local project has recently completed for $5,500,000 and we would scale to the lower cost. A centralized water system is an important component to facilitate growth. Existing businesses and homes will also be better served from a fire protection standpoint as the regional fire service district and insurance company ratings have indicated the lack of a centralized water system as a safety concern. |
Rice County |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks State and Tribal Assistance Grant funding to modify its Water Reclamation Plant to meet more stringent phosphorus limits and replace equipment that has reached the end of its useful life. The phosphorus removal project will convert a two-stage High Purity Oxygen plant onsite to a conventional air plant using the same configuration as the Aeration Basin Complex Plant, which will improve biological phosphorous removal. An Aeration Basin Complex plant will be expanded to ensure compliance with the new phosphorous limits into the future. The project will also conduct upgrades to increase plant efficiency, simplify operations, and reduce maintenance costs. |
Rochester |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community |
The funding for this project would be used to complete a water reclamation system that would provide a regional example of how to protect our surface waters and ground water while operating an organics recycling facility. The organic materials received may contain PFAS and other elements that are environmental concerns. The stormwater reclamation system requiring funding support, reuses all water runoff (approximately 10,000,000 gallons annually) and allows the site to operate without discharges off-site even in extreme rainfall conditions. $2,500,000 is requested to complete the water reclamation system. This reflects an 80% Federal match on the $3,125,000 stormwater system, not the entire facility project. |
Scott County |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Scott County |
The Merriam Junction Regional Trail Riverbank Restoration project is an essential component of a decade-long initiative to convert an abandoned rail bed to a regional, multi-use, accessible destination trail connecting Scott and Carver Counties across the Minnesota River. The requested funding will provide for the clean up and environmentally responsible restoration of the banks of the Minnesota River along a 2.4 mile segment from Louisville Township to Carver.
Having a strong shoreline that limits run-off, provides a buffer against flooding, and promotes conservation of natural habitats is a critical component of the overall Merriam Junction Regional Trail project, which Scott County is funding to bring greater outdoor recreation opportunities to citizens of the region. However, the trail sits along easily saturated land along the banks of the Minnesota River. It will run through the Minnesota Valley landscape, along the River, and adjacent to both the Louisville Swamp Unit of the MN Valley National Wildlife Refuge and the Gifford Lake Unit of the MN Valley State Recreation Area.
The funds requested will ensure that the trail can be safely used by pedestrians, bicyclists, and winter sports enthusiasts, while restoring and promoting natural habitats. Washed out trails are more than an inconvenience - they pose health and safety risks to trail users.
This video provides an excellent overview of the project as a whole. |
Scott County |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Transportation Museum |
Federal funds would be used for the urgent historic preservation of the 80,000 square foot Jackson Street Roundhouse. Specifically, the funds would be used to replace the aging and unstable roof, foundation stabilization and tuckpointing, and stabilization of the historic Great Northern Power Plant building, which is designated for museum and archives expansion.
This work must begin as soon as possible due to factors such as 1) safety of visitors, volunteers and staff, 2) rapidly increasing pace of infrastructure deterioration, 3) need to stabilize and preserve buildings to house an incoming exhibit in the next two years: MTM has received the private business coach that belonged to James J. Hill, founder of the Great Northern Railroad. It is currently under a multi-million-dollar restoration. It holds historic significance to Minnesota since much of the business dealings that built Minnesota's commerce and economy were originally conducted in this coach. It will become the most significant artifact to the museum, and it must have a secure facility to keep it safe. It will return from restoration to the Jackson Street Roundhouse in 2023. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Birchwood Village |
The City of Birchwood Village requests $600,000 for federal funds to cover the costs (design, engineering and road reconstruction) to rebuild a failing lift station that serves the entire city. |
Birchwood Village |
MN |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woodbury |
Water Main Replacement Project - This is a project that will be shovel ready in 2023. With the approval, design and build out of the Gold Line Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) a large section of the route will be in the City of Woodbury. The route, both dedicated and shared lanes, will be over aging water and sewer infrastructure. While a large section of the sewer infrastructure was rehabilitated by the City of Woodbury in the years preceding the BRT project, the water main now exceeding 50 years in age with documented breaks and failures has not. The BRT project will be addressing portions of the water main upgrades to limit future disruptions to the route. However, sections of water main infrastructure will not be included due to its location resulting in a patch work of new and aging/failing infrastructure. This poses operation and resiliency concerns for the City of Woodbury municipal water system. Completing the entire length of the water main is good governance, builds resiliency in potable water supply, and takes advantage of the disruptions to the community as the BRT project is implemented. |
City of Woodbury |
MN |
$468,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woodbury |
Well Manifold Pipe Project - This is a "shovel ready project" that will connect three municipal drinking water supply wells (Well 15, 16, and 18) within the City of Woodbury to a single raw water line to facilitate subsequent connection to water treatment facility addressing contamination now and into the future. This project supports good governance, builds resiliency in potable water supply, and takes steps towards resolving identified operational issues, water quality differences in the community, and cost disparities, and supports future flexibility as the science on water quality evolves. |
Woodbury |
MN |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Reconnect Rondo |
As the first of its kind, non-European context study in the country, the St. Paul African American Historic and Cultural Context Study 1837 to 1975 begins the work of highlighting pivotal figures and locations in Minnesota history interconnected with the Underground Railroad. Along with Reverend Robert Thomas Hickman, founder of Pilgrim Baptist Church, located in St. Paul Minnesota others like Joseph Farr and Thomas Williams also named were key players between 1850 and 1865 and with specific locations noted as hiding places for escaped slaves in the city before and after its incorporation. This work will identify individuals, sites, and locations verifying connections with the Underground Railroad and encourage education and interpretive institution partnership in development and delivery of curricula and programs pertaining to the Underground Railroad in St. Paul.
The Rondo Underground Railroad Research and Education Project is continuation and extension of the African American Cultural Context Study 1837-1976, conducted by the 106 Group for Aurora Saint Anthony Neighborhood Development Corporation, a member of the Rondo Roundtable. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sherburne County |
This project seeks to protect a sacred land that has extensive evidence of indigenous habitation. Located near the boundary between the ceded territories for Ojibwe and Dakota, the land displays where the two cultures lived together, traded, held ceremonies, and returned generation after generation to bury their loved ones. Strongly informed by tribal perspectives, Sherburne County has developed a concept plan for creating a nature-based park to welcome visitors to connect with nature through activities such as hiking and wildlife viewing. Against this picturesque backdrop the County will maximize the opportunity by working with Tribal partners to create a space that provides for equitable cross-cultural exchange and understanding through interpretive features and programming. |
Sherburne County |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of South Haven |
The City of South Haven, MN needs funding for replacement of existing drinking water, wastewater, stormwater and street infrastructure. Portions of the existing systems are in the process of being replaced with a legislative appropriation, but the remainder of the systems are in very poor condition. The existing drinking water distribution system contains a high volume of bacterial slime and mold growth that cannot be removed without replacing watermain and other components to ensure the health and safety of the public. The existing water tower has lead-based paint in interior and exterior coatings, requires structural repairs to meet OSHA standards, and is compromised with bacteria growth. The existing sanitary sewer system consists of high-density polyethylene pipe that is fused together in a way that creates a ridge inside the pipe that inhibits televising and proper maintenance and cleaning, the main lift station was constructed in a topographically low area that causes flooding after rain events, and a 2020 resident survey revealed that three separate residents have experienced backups in their homes. The existing storm sewer consists of pipes and structures that are in poor condition and causes flooding in certain areas of the City. The existing streets will require replacement along with the underground piping. |
South Haven |
MN |
$10,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Joseph |
The project includes construction of a trunk sanitary sewer line in the City of St. Joseph to allow for major expansion of the City for economic development and workforce housing. This will allow the city to expand business and workforce housing development. |
St. Joseph |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gilman |
Select portions of the sanitary sewer system will be replaced and new sanitary sewer pipes and forcemains would be added to the existing system to provide sanitary service to new users. A new, deeper lift station is needed in order to provide proper cover for the sanitary sewer extensions to the new users. Existing rip rap along the wastewater pond berms would be removed and replaced to provide proper erosion control. The access road would also be improved by adding aggregate surfacing and geotextile fabric to the roadway. The proposed stormwater project will include minor grading and installation of curb and gutter to facilitate proper drainage along the city streets. Storm sewer pipe, catch basins, and storm manholes would also be added to the city roads using standard open cut construction methods. This will reduce the amount of water near homes and on city streets that have experienced standing water in the past due to poor drainage in these areas. The existing storm pond will also need to be expanded or dug deeper in order to provide enough storage for the increased amount of water that will be conveyed to the pond by the storm sewer pipes and curb and gutters. |
Gilman |
MN |
$7,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cologne |
The purpose of this project is to replace the current wastewater treatment facility in Cologne. New improvements to the facility include a new lift station, new pretreatment building, a new aeration basin, a new clarifier while also utilizing the current clarifier, new sand filters and additional biosolids storage tanks. |
Cologne |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Germany |
"The City of New Germany needs to upgrade their wastewater treatment facility to allow for more homes and industries to be built and to meet MPCA requirements for phosphorous limits. After evaluating several options, the recommended alternative is to convert the existing stabilization ponds to an aerated pond system. This option allows them to re-use their existing infrastructure (ponds) and add enough capacity for planned growth for the next 20 years. The system can also be modified in the future for even more capacity if needed and address future regulatory requirements for total nitrogen standards with minimal construction and cost. The improvements include:
- Adding aerators to the pond system
- Installation of new blowers for the aeration system
- Construction of a polishing reactor (in-ground gravel bed) to achieve ammonia limits
- Installation of a disc filter to achieve TSS and phosphorus limits
- Installation of an ultraviolet disinfection system for effluent disinfection
- Construction of building to house the blowers and ultraviolet disinfection system" |
New Germany |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Michael |
The City of St. Michael is proposing to upgrade our existing WWTP including improvements to our headworks, liquid process and biosolids processes/equipment. The project includes new biosolids handling, headworks screening processing, and liquids processing. |
St. Michael |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Otsego |
The project consists of preliminary design, final design, and construction of drinking water treatment improvements for the City of Otsego. Treatment will be added to remove manganese, radium, and iron and will include process equipment, piping, valves and appurtenances, mechanical and electrical systems, site work and architectural.
The City's current drinking water system consists of water from wells that are treated with chemicals to control bacteria and add fluoride. Other parameters such as radium and manganese are not removed due to a lack of filtration infrastructure to remove these constituents. All of the City's wells have radium present and some exceed the primary drinking water standard. The City blends well water and limits the use of some wells to meet National Primary Drinking Water Regulations through compliance with a blending agreement with the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH is the drinking water quality regulatory authority for Minnesota.). Manganese has recently been identified as a constituent of concern for human health, and several City wells have manganese concentrations above the recommended threshold.
The purpose of the water treatment improvements is to add processes to an existing well pump house to remove radium and manganese. |
Otsego |
MN |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cologne |
The City of Cologne has two water towers, one of which is roughly 25 years old and needs to be refurbished and repainted due to its age, the hardness of the water in Cologne, and its off and on usage since 2015 when the second tower began being used full time.
The project will completely reconstruct the inside of the water tower while cleaning and painting the outside. |
Cologne |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Lillian |
Federal funds will be used for the design and construction or replacement of sanitary sewer, watermain, storm sewer, force main to wastewater ponds, inlet structure to wastewater ponds, water tower rehabilitation, and street infrastructure. |
Lake Lillian |
MN |
$18,433,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
Elizabeth draws its water from two wells that supply the Water Treatment Plant (WTP) at 100 gallons per minute. Well #1 was drilled in 2008 to a depth of 212 feet. Well #2 was drilled in 1979 to a depth of 200 feet and was later rehabilitated with a new pump and wiring in 2007 during WTP construction. The City uses variable frequency drives (VFDs) on its high service pumps to supply system distribution pressure and has no water tower. The current water distribution system consists of older polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe and is approximately 45 years old. The City experiences at least one to two breaks per year in the piping system and the water main and service lines must be replaced.
The existing wastewater collection system was televised and was found to contain numerous sags, cracks, defective service connections, root intrusions, excessive infiltration, and pipe segments with inadequate or even adverse slopes. A manhole needs to be replaced due to a 3' diameter tree growing over the top of the cover while the tree roots protrude into the manhole and restrict flow in the main. These defects have the potential to cause failure of the sewer or backups into buildings. Wastewater treatment is provided by a 3 cell stabilization pond system, with two primary cells and one secondary cell. The treatment facility has an inadequate fence and inadequate rip rap for erosion prevention in the pond cells and has recently received a notice of violation on the system. |
Elizabeth |
MN |
$2,162,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fosston |
The City of Fosston is in dire need of expanding their wastewater treatment system to accommodate the needs of growing employers and the current lack of winter storage for wastewater. The project will cost $13,168,709. The project has been in the planning stage since 2017. Fosston is requesting $4,000,000 of federal funding, or 30% of the total project cost. Fosston will borrow $4,168,709, or 32%, for the local cost share. The remaining $5,000,000, or 38%, is expected from a state grant.
The Fosston Industrial Park provides 442 jobs, or 28% of Fosston's 1,571 residents. Three key businesses, employing 131 persons, are engaged in the essential industry of food processing - vegetables, dairy products, and sweeteners. These employers have expressed a desire to expand.
The project has been on the state's Project Priority List (PPL) since January 2020 and is on the Clean Water Revolving Fund's Intended Use Plan (IUP). Originally constructed in 1964 the wastewater treatment facility has critical issues with winter storage and phosphorous. Wastewater flows have increased to 596,000 gallons on peak days, which is 21% over permit limits (494,000 gallons per day). It is critical Fosston receives funding now to complete this project in 2023.
The $4 million federal investment will help construct two new wastewater treatment ponds. The first pond would be 16-acres with the second pond sized at 20-acres. They will be constructed on property owned by the city and adjacent to the existing wastewater ponds. |
Fosston |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Union |
The City of West Union's current lack of publicly owned wastewater infrastructure is risking a threat of contamination to groundwater and the environment. The City of West Union is an unsewered community. They do not have a publicly owned wastewater infrastructure system which has resulted in the failure to protect groundwater due to leaking and non-conforming ISTS systems. The City of West Union requires the design and construction of a sanitary sewer collection and wastewater treatment systems to protect the health and safety of their residents and the environment.
Each property in West Union has a privately-owned subsurface individual sewage treatment system (ISTS). Currently 39 subsurface sewage treatment systems existing in West Union. Recent compliance inspections were conducted on a sampling of 7 properties scattered throughout West Union. All 7 failed, 5 of these due to leaking tanks below operating levels, and all 7 due to non-conforming soils. In summary, , 27 systems were classified as failure to protect groundwater, 5 of these also having setback issues. And 3 of the remaining having setback issues due to lack of available property to install a new conforming ISTS.
A new centralized gravity wastewater collection system is proposed. Wastewater would be collected from each home or entity and discharge to a centralized lift station that will then pump sewage into a new 2-celled wastewater treatment pond. |
West Union |
MN |
$6,321,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clarkfield |
"The City of Clarkfield, MN needs funding for replacement of existing drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and street infrastructure. Portions of the existing systems are in the process of being replaced in a USDA Rural Development, MN DEED, MN WIF, MnDOT, and City-funded project, but the remainder of the systems are beyond their useful life and are in very poor condition. The existing drinking water is very hard, and, while safe to drink, is considered by most to be unsatisfactory. The existing streets are in poor condition and require replacement along with the underground piping.
In addition to replacing piping and pavement within the City, funds would be used to connect to the Lincoln-Pipestone Rural Water System, which is in the process of expanding its capacity in the area to serve large customers like the City of Clarkfield. This would allow residents of the City of Clarkfield to access much higher quality water than is available from their existing municipal wells and treatment plant." |
Clarkfield |
MN |
$8,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacred Heart |
"The city requires funding to support improvements to their Drinking Water Treatment Facility which was originally constructed in 1969. Sacred Heart received a Notice of Violation for their DWTF backwash being discharged into the storm sewer system. This is concerning because of the high concentration of chlorides that were in the discharge. The DWTF has an ion exchange salt softener that processes an average of 60,000 gallons of water per day. The ion softener requires 40,000 lbs. of salt approximately every 41 days.
To resolve the NOV, discharge from the DWTF has been rerouted through their sanitary sewer system. Unfortunately, the Wastewater Treatment Plant does not have the capability to treat for chlorides . The chlorides in the wastewater are ultimately being discharged into a stream that enters the Minnesota River. The Minnesota River enters the Mississippi thereby creating an environmental impact of State and National significance.
Sacred Heart has recently discovered the full extent of the issues with their water tower. It is covered in lead paint and is not compliant with current OSHA standards. A rehabilitation project is planned to bring the tower up to current standards." |
Sacred Heart |
MN |
$4,977,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Partners for Affordable Housing |
We propose to build an appropriately sized shelter to house the individuals and families who are considered homeless by HUD and State of MN standards each and every evening, throughout the year. Low-income persons, of all ages, who face numerous barriers to safe, stable housing, also experience challenges with many other areas of their life, preventing them from leading a healthy, productive life. Additionally, a significant barrier in our community is the number of diverse individuals who are homeless and/or low-income, is disproportionate to the demographics of all of our residents.
The building that will be constructed provides private sleeping spaces, shared spaces such as play, living, dining, bathroom and laundry spaces for an estimated 40 households with creatively designed sleep spaces that are flexible to expand to meet the needs of different-sized families or those with cognitive needs. Additionally, the space would provide room for community and group collaboration and skills-building, as well as space for our team to office. A space to promote healthy relationships and positive play, we will have indoor and outdoor spaces for people to gather, play, study and explore, while we work to reduce isolation and conflict. And finally, we seek space to incorporate wrap around services such as mental and physical health practitioners, space for client and worker meetings and safe parental hand-off.
Built in downtown Mankato, the building will be close to transportation, child care, schools, city and county services, other partner agencies, food and employment. |
Mankato |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA St. Paul |
YWCA St. Paul (YWCA) has served the City of St. Paul and Ramsey County since 1907 and operates from headquarters on Selby Avenue. We seek funds for the rehabilitation & preservation of supportive housing building sites (for families coming out of homelessness) that we own and operate primarily within the boundaries of (what is considered the heart of the old) Rondo neighborhood of St. Paul. This is a shovel-ready project, already started in 2019 with funding from the St Paul Neighborhood STAR Program and the Hardenbergh Foundation. Funds from Senator Klobuchar's Congressionally Directed Spending would enable us to complete the repairs necessary for us to remain in compliance with our partner St. Paul Housing Authority. Our efforts to maintain these older structures (most built ca. 1920-1940s) with limited resources has led to buildings with significant deficiencies. Many of the repairs on this project are outstanding compliance issues that require immediate resolution. This project will also ensure YWCA complies w/ all applicable health and safety standards. Our 9 property sites must meet Housing Quality Standards & are inspected by St. Paul Public Housing Authority. In addition, some of the units are also inspected by Federal HOME Loan Bank of Des Moines. Failure to pass inspections can result in abatement of units & loss of state & federal funding, ultimately forcing displacement of current & precluding future tenants. We simply cannot allow this to happen. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, Inc |
The Hallie Q. Brown-Martin Luther King Service Center project is for the planning, predesign, site preparation and construction of an expansion of Hallie Q. Brown Community Center (HQB) and the Martin Luther King Service Center. This appropriation request includes money for the construction of additional daycare, preschool and school age classrooms in our Early Learning Center (ELC) and Youth Enrichment Program (YEP) to accommodate the additional students waiting on enrollment; expansion of the Basic Needs programs space which includes our food shelf, clothing closet and Community Support Navigator; remodeled seniors space to accommodate the additional senior groups needing space for activities; expanded and redesigned Community Archive to continue to preserve the unique history of the Rondo Community and Hallie Q. Brown Community Center; and associated capital improvements that will facilitate greater access for Minnesota residents to necessary services and resources provided through key partners such as Prepare & Prosper which provides free tax preparation for low income individuals, Project Cheer which provides free music lessons for low income individuals, the St. Paul Branch of the NAACP and many more as well as the preservation of a key part of Minnesota history, the Rondo community. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Children's Museum |
Minnesota Children's Museum would use the funds to perform a critical modernization of our three DMC elevators and bring our building up to code. The current technology in our elevators is outdated and critical components for an elevator repair are in short supply. Our elevator vendor anticipates inventory depletion of the critical components by June 2023. The State of Minnesota also requires general building work (fire alarm, HVAC, electrical) to be upgraded in conjunction with the elevator modernization.
Pandemic related revenue loss has caused deferred maintenance to the building. Congressionally Directed Spending will allow us to make necessary repairs to our elevators and ensure our building is up to code. By alleviating this cost, the museum can focus our energy on providing programming to our community. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
Funding is needed to complete construction of the North End Community Center, a new 25,000 square foot building with enhancements to the existing 5.6-acre park in Saint Paul's North End neighborhood. This community center will replace the obsolete Rice Recreation Center and provide a modern community hub with amenities requested and needed by the community. The center and parkland sit nestled between the Rice Street Library and the Paul and Sheila Wellstone Elementary School. The project will provide state-of-the-art amenities to encourage social and physical activity including multi-purpose community rooms, a teaching kitchen, youth and teen rooms, a gymnasium, dance room, fitness room, and outdoor courtyard. The park improvements include a multi-sport artificial turf field, sepak takraw/badminton courts, basketball courts, picnic areas, a paved community plaza, and open green space. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pine County |
"The Armory Arts and Music Center (AAMC) owns the Historic Duluth Armory and is currently working in partnership with Sherman Associates on a $25 million rehabilitation and restoration project. This museum project is not included in the Armory rehabilitation and restoration budget.
The Armory Arts and Music Center (AAMC) is seeking $1,850,000 funding for North Country Creative Center Museum to fully fund a $3,450,000 project for the North Country Creative Center Museum. The CDS funding requested is for the engineering, predesign, design, construction and development of interpretive displays for a 3,000 square foot museum for interpretation of the rich music history at the Duluth Armory with a focus on Bob Dylan and the many other artists and musicians who performed in this space.
AAMC will design, build, and operate a Creative Center Museum in a 3,000 square foot space below the historic stage at the Duluth Armory. The museum will celebrate the creative spirit of music at the historic Duluth Armory and will include
extensive exhibits on musicians who performed at the Armory over the years, artifacts, memorabilia, original manuscripts and stories from Bob Dylan’s early years in the North Country through the present. This will be a major tourist destination for residents and visitors alike.
This CDS request is for pre-design, design and construction of the North Country Creative Center Museum This project has broad community support and will serve as a major tourism attraction in the region.
" |
Hinckley |
MN |
$26,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Community Action Center |
"The Community Action Center (CAC) is requesting CDS funds to place a substance abuse disorder (SUD) support specialist in a local high school.
The Area Learning Center (ALC) in the rural town of Northfield, MN needs a new program to 1) prevent the onset of illegal drug use and 2) reduce barriers to high quality, effective treatment and recovery services. ALC Director Daryl Kehler estimates that 20-25% of the 137 students at the ALC, an alternative-curriculum high school, use illicit substances daily. Unfortunately, conventional clinical treatment programs have proven ineffective. The number of students willing to work with the ALC's current clinical partner has dwindled to zero, leaving a gap between students in need and clinical services.
The Community Action Center (CAC) plans to bridge this gap. CDS funding will allow us to hire a full-time, youth-focused, SUD recovery specialist. Building on CAC's successful SUD recovery services for adults, and an existing presence at the ALC, this staff member will offer trauma-responsive relational support and referrals to clinical and social services. The SUD support specialist will be a part of CAC's growing recovery team, which currently includes one Family Recovery Support Coordinator and two AmeriCorps Recovery Navigators.
Just as important as what this staff member will do is how. The SUD recovery support specialist will offer trauma-responsive, relational support. With motivational interviewing, this staff person will work with students to identify their strengths and aspirations, and then come up with a plan to meet the latter with the former." |
Northfield |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Moorhead |
The City of Moorhead is planning a new Community Center and Regional Library within a redevelopment area in our downtown. The community is fully engaged in planning the facility to connect people to people in ways that allows Moorhead and its residents to flourish. An important component will be a Community Center for Entrepreneurship, providing co-working and incubator space for community members, with special emphasis on equity - developing and supporting female and foreign-born entrepreneurs. The Community Center and Regional Library will replace a 1960s vintage public library. Co-working and conferencing space, technology, and business supports such as three-dimensional printing and a studio for recording and podcasts are planned. This will be the Community Center of the future. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
Transform Hayden Heights Library, a dated, run-down neighborhood library, into a dynamic, technology-enabled, inviting and healing community space and resource hub that strengthens the social infrastructure of the Greater East Side and meets the community needs for its library. Complete renovation of the Hayden Heights Library including, but not limited to, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, windows, lighting, flooring, shelving, service desk, furnishings, staff work areas, restrooms, community rooms, maintenance areas, skylights, technology, and exterior brick, concrete, parking lot and landscaping. Hayden Heights Library was built in 1978 and has never been renovated. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Latino Economic Development Center |
"The Latino Economic Development Center's (LEDC) mission is to transform our community by creating economic opportunities for Latinos. As a 501c3 originally created in 2003, we do this by helping Latino entrepreneurs through one-on-one technical assistance, business education, and access to capital. LEDC is the only Latino-focused community development financial institution (CDFI) in the upper Midwest and offers culturally relevant, fully bilingual services to Latinos across Minnesota.
LEDC came into ownership of this 1902-built, 30,000 square foot commercial building (called Plaza del Sol) through foreclosure. We will redevelop this historic property as a community business support center. Located on a prominent corner in the Payne Avenue commercial corridor, it was formerly occupied by Latino restaurants and small businesses and is considered an essential part of the Latino community in east Saint Paul.
Plaza del Sol Oeste - west (corner section) (this request):
Four small food vendors with shared dining space and four micro retail spaces that include a new beauty salon in place of the old Barber School.
Meeting/event center for 400+ to meet community needs for larger events
Plaza del Sol Este - east section - funding applications completed
A commissary kitchen for food trucks, caterers, bakers and other emerging food businesses
Office space for LEDC lending and technical assistance staff and two outside business service professionals (accounting, tax, legal, etc.)
While not in ruins, this building requires substantial rehabilitation to meet code, create functional spaces, and operate efficiently." |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
Transform Riverview Library, a historic, dated, run-down neighborhood library, into a dynamic, technology-enabled, inviting and healing community space and resource hub that strengthens the social infrastructure of the West Side, including building on the cultural history of welcoming new immigrants. Complete renovation of the Riverview Library includes, but is not limited to, mechanical, electric, plumbing (MEP), windows, lighting, flooring, shelving, service desk, furnishings, staff work areas, restrooms, finishes, community room, maintenance area, technology, and exterior paving, concrete and landscaping to better meet community needs today and in the future. The library was built in 1917 and last updated in 1989. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
"If approved for funding, this will be a 4 year autonomous on-demand shuttle pilot project in two rural community settings in the Iron Range Region, including an initial pilot launch in Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
The total cost of the 4 year pilot is estimated at $7.5 million including on-demand (autonomous) shuttle service set-up, shuttle operations, research, community engagement, economic development, and related workforce development.
The Grand Iron Range CAV Initiative has four (4) key goals:
1. Advance: Advance and inform autonomous technology in rural and winter conditions through public/private partnerships (P3's)
2. Inform: Engage with the local community and build trust in autonomous shuttles --> informing future projects of the community engagement process
3. Accessibility: Create more accessible mobility and infrastructure for residents, especially those with transportation challenges
4. Economic & Workforce development: Embrace the local traditional manufacturing engineering expertise and the natural resource industries to launch into creating an entrepreneurial, creative living lab environment aligned to the trends of these new business technologies" |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Ramsey County |
Ramsey County is committed to uplifting the small business community following the overlapping crises endured as a result of the pandemic and civil unrest. Ramsey County proposes the launch of a virtual Small Business Reimagination Center with the intent to strengthen small business and the small business ecosystem that served as a critical lifeline over the course of the pandemic. The (virtual) Small Business Reimagination Center will focus on Entrepreneurship (1) & Business Growth (2). Entrepreneurship (1): Accelerate business growth particularly for racially and ethnically diverse businesses,? develop entrepreneurship pathways, and strengthen the capacity for more culturally specific business advisory services and counseling. Small Business Growth? (2): Support business planning and site selection, ?navigate business lending to grow local investment particularly for racially and ethnically diverse business owners, and develop incubation spaces for small business ideation and innovation. ? ? |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of St. Thomas |
This project would fund a Community Entrepreneurship Program targeting low income, BIPOC, and women entrepreneurs. This program begins with a six week long intensive bootcamp that will cover topics like The Entrepreneurial Process /Skills /Competencies /Types of Ventures; Understanding the Numbers; Planning and Managing Risk; Getting Resources When You Do Not Have any Money; Identifying and Communicating with Customers; and Operations. Once entrepreneurs complete this program they can me matched with a mentor, mentorship will continue for six months following the training. Upon completion of the program this project will fund a student consultation program, connections to community resources, as well as micro-grants and loan assistance. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$630,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hadley, MN |
The city of Hadley needs funding for repairs to its aging street infrastructure. Previous projects completed by the city have improved certain aspects of resident's lives, but the deteriorating streets have left residents with inadequate and poor streets. These conditions have lead to both safety and transportation issues along with blighted conditions. |
Hadley |
MN |
$1,505,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Neighborhood Development Center |
"Neighborhood Development Center (NDC) requests Community Project Funds to support the development of a community-centered commercial space that will build health and wealth among BIPOC entrepreneurs and community members of the Lake Street community of Minneapolis, which has suffered greatly amid the pandemic, murder of George Floyd, and the civil unrest that followed.
Specifically, NDC would build out the Greenway (lower) level of the Midtown Exchange building near Chicago Avenue and Lake Street in South Minneapolis, including the addition of a commercial kitchen space available at affordable lease rates for 5-10 food production or catering entrepreneurs, and Element Fitness Co-op, a first-of-its-kind co-op fitness center, developed by the Founder of Twin Cities-based Element Boxing Gym, Dalton Outlaw, in partnership with NDC. Together, the commercial kitchen space and the co-op fitness center will provide opportunities for local BIPOC entrepreneurs to develop their businesses, and for community members to gather in shared pursuit of health and healing.
NDC, the developer of this project, is a non-profit, community development financial institution (CDFI) that believes that residents of low-income communities have the entrepreneurial talent and energy to revitalize their disinvested neighborhoods. NDC has established nine incubators and public markets, totaling 200,526 square feet of commercial space. Our incubators have been home to 150 small and micro businesses, of which 100% are NDC clients." |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midwest Minnesota Community Development Corporatio |
"Much of the existing affordable housing in Frazee is in poor condition, as demonstrated by the loss of livability standards from the Becker County EDA at two of the mobile home parks. Without that, residents are unable to access housing vouchers, making those unattainable for people in need of assistance. Availability of affordable rental housing in Frazee is especially sparse. While land is generally not overly expensive in rural areas, building costs are quite high due to material prices being substantially higher, and sometimes unavailable, and labor being in short supply.
Manufactured housing is one of the few remaining options to provide truly affordable housing. With this request, we are seeking to acquire and renovate one of two existing parks, improve the infrastructure, and replace many of the units with newer units that will meet livability standards. This is important to provide adequate housing to some of our lowest income residents, and to provide a safe and supportive environment to their children, as well as to make the community attractive for bringing new businesses into town." |
Frazee |
MN |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Neighborhood Development Center |
"Neighborhood Development Center (NDC) requests funds to build out 5-10 permanently affordable small business incubator office spaces, shared collaboration and office amenity spaces such as a break area and conference room, and NDC Entrepreneur Training Center satellite, in Baldwin Square, to be developed at 4140 Fremont Avenue North in Minneapolis. Baldwin Square takes its inspiration from James Baldwin, the 20th century writer and activist who boldly advocated for cross cultural dialogue to create positive social change and build understanding across difference. This project is in partnership with lead developer Mobilize Design & Architecture (MDA), a local Black-owned architecture firm with deep roots in the North Minneapolis community. MDA purchased the existing dilapidated buildings at this site several years ago from the City of Minneapolis for $1.
As a partner on the Baldwin Square project, NDC will be an anchor tenant on the second floor of this 25,000 square foot development, occupying approximately 8,000 square feet. The 5-10 offices spaces on this floor will function as an NDC small business incubator, offering permanently affordable space to primarily Black, brown, immigrant, or Indigenous micro or small business owners. NDC will use its office space in this build as an NDC satellite office serving the North Minneapolis community, to provide its free or low cost, ongoing and culturally responsive Technical Assistance, Small Business Lending, and Entrepreneur Training services." |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Pillsbury United Communities |
Justice Built Communities, the community development corporation of nonprofit Pillsbury United Communities, is launching "Sandbox," a 3-story building in North Minneapolis (CD5) that will bring together entrepreneurs, banking institutions, and venture capital firms under one roof for integrated, equitable FinTech industry innovation. From mobile money to cryptocurrency, start-ups in the FinTech industry use technology to make financial services for businesses and individuals more efficient. Sandbox will foster the creation of new Black- and Brown-owned enterprises attracting private investment, generating well-paying jobs, and developing new financial products with accessibility and impact reaching to rural markets. This project is shovel ready and scheduled for completion in Spring 2025. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saint Cloud Area Planning Organization |
"An Environmental Needs Assessment for Highway 15 is necessary for preliminary planning of upgrades and renovations along the corridor. This request will cover the cost for the environmental assessment to include:
Project management
Public and agency involvement
Data collection and analysis,
Alternatives analysis,
Selection and primary design
Environmental studies
" |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saint Cloud Area Planning Organization |
This request is for funding for an environmental assessment for the Mississippi River Crossing project. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Pillsbury United Communities |
Pillsbury House + Theatre (PH+T), a Pillsbury United Communities, arts-integrated neighborhood center and social enterprise hub located at 35th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis is seeking to expand its footprint by acquiring two adjacent properties at 3525 and 3527 Chicago Avenue. We have a signed, exclusive LOI and are finalizing the purchase agreement with the current business owner, David Halvorson who has operated an auto body repair business (Halvey's) on the site for 25 years. As he is preparing for retirement, David is committed to making sure the asset he has spent his life building stays neighborhood owned and continues to accrue benefit to the area. PH+T is an anchor institution in the community and has been in discussion with David for two years about purchasing the property when he retires. Acquiring the properties is a critical opportunity to meet a growing community need with new resources and new programming. The site will become STAC (Studio Technical Arts Campus) providing training, paid internships, entrepreneurship, and placements for primarily BIPOC young people post high school. The training and development programming will support young people in entering high paying, high demand career fields where they are currently underrepresented. There is little renovation needed to repurpose the site to support officially launching the STAC training programs. Additionally, the large parking lot on the site will be activated as a community gathering and outdoor performance space during the warmer months, and 200 square feet of greenspace will be cultivated as a community garden. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Scott County, MN |
"The Merriam Junction Regional Trail Improvements project will convert an abandoned rail bed, swampland, and shoreline trails to a regional, multi-use, accessible destination trail connecting Scott and Carver Counties across the Minnesota River. The requested funding will allow for the remediation of segments of the Merriam Junction Regional Trail, along the banks of the Minnesota River, which will promote recreational activities and serve pedestrians and outdoor enthusiasts year round.
The trail and river crossing initiative was identified as a need and master-planned by Scott and Carver Counties in 2011, and the abandoned railway was subsequently acquired in partnership with the Metropolitan Council. It was identified and approved as a part of the regional trail system and as an important component for bridging gaps on the Scott and Carver County trail networks.
The Minnesota River serves as a barrier to accessible outdoor recreation opportunities throughout the Minnesota River Valley in Scott County, despite the large network of state and federal public parks and conservation lands. The accessible trail will run through the Minnesota Valley landscape, along the Minnesota River, and adjacent to both the Louisville Swamp Unit of the MN Valley National Wildlife Refuge and the Gifford Lake Unit of the MN Valley State Recreation Area. Finally, the trail project supports pedestrian access from across the western metropolitan area to public and private outdoor recreation venues that have a statewide draw.
This video provides an excellent overview of the project as a whole. " |
Louisville Township and Carver |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Minnesota Discovery Center |
"The Minnesota Discovery Center (MDC), 501(c)3 nonprofit and the largest (660-acres) museum, records repository, and cultural center north of the Twin Cities, is seeking $1 million to support phase 1 of a multi-phased archival restoration and repair project that will ensure the protection and accessibility of millions of historical records, documents, and 3D objects in our collections.
The purpose of this project is to address some of our most immediate infrastructure needs that will help MDC better serve guests and better preserve and protect archival material. Specifically, the MDC would like to restore and repair 8,000 sq. ft. of research center and archival space to address immediate issues such as repairing, restoring, and updating our archival storage areas, reconfiguring and renovating staff and guest areas to facilitate better circulation and use of space as well as access to materials, and bring these areas of our facility into compliance with federal regulations such as the American with Disabilities Act (i.e. doorways and bathrooms) which will help us better serve our staff and guests. |
Chisholm |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sartell |
"The City of Sartell has experienced exponential growth in the past twenty years, which has contributed to the region's prosperity. The City's population alone has grown 65% since 2000. As a part of this growth, the community identified in its 2016 Comprehensive Plan a future transportation network that serves as the foundation for facilitation of new growth and providing East to West and North to South connections in developing areas of Sartell. This future transportation network includes the extension of 15th Street North between Pinecone Road North and 30th Avenue North (otherwise known as Townline Road/7th Avenue), to be completed in two phases. This extension will provide a necessary East to West connection and will impact multiple regional partners. A study was completed in 2017 by the St Cloud APO to proactively measure and determine feasibility of this valuable road expansion. The recent development of the ISD 748 Sartell/St. Stephen High School in the northern limits of Sartell has exponentially increased the need for this corridor expansion, for connection, mobility, and for safety reasons.
This project has completed extensive community and public engagement to determine the appropriate route, preferred bike/pedestrian models, and design elements. This included listening sessions with eleven affected property owners along the extension, two pop-up events for community members to attend, a focus group meeting attended by twenty-eight residents, and a final open house event to review the selected route and design elements. This final open house was held in March of 2017 and widely attended. " |
Sartell |
MN |
$9,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
East Side Freedom Library |
"The East Side Freedom Library exists in one of the three Carnegie Library structures in the city of Saint Paul. Our building is over 100 years old and is a historically significant building and a building which has considerable meaning among East Side residents.
Among the capital improvements needed for this historic structure tuck pointing on our brick building, various accessibility updates, an elevator upgrade, external lighting (for safety and after-dark community activities), paint upstairs and downstairs (community/performance room) new carpet upstairs, carpet and dance/performance floor in basement/community room, and cement work on entrance steps.
These steps are not just cosmetic renovations for this historically significant building. They are crucial to the survival of the structure. They are crucial to the usability and accessibility of the building. They are important for safety. They are important so that the East Side community, which has historically been under-resourced and neglected, sees an institution in their community being supported and that the work they do is important in the broader community of our city, region and state." |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$968,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Guthrie Theater |
The Guthrie Theater is requesting funds to purchase new technology necessary for us to continue serving our community. This includes updated workstations (and mobile technology) to facilitate hybrid work for staff and digital security cameras to preserve our building as a safe public space. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Council |
"The requested funds would be used to fund construction of key BRT elements on the corridor, including stations, technology purchases, intersection improvements, and bus purchases. Project elements of the F Line to be delivered by the requested funds include:
Construction of approximately 23 stations with utility, electrical, and communications connections to support enhanced station features.
Improvements (including the addition of fare payment infrastructure, signage, and branding) at 7 additional existing stations.
Purchase of approximately 18 sixty-foot buses.
Bus priority treatments including transit signal priority (TSP) and queue jump lanes." |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Council/Metro Transit |
"The proposed BLRT Extension project will provide transit improvements in the highly traveled northwest area of the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. The BLRT will run from Target Field station 13 miles northwest to Oak Grove Parkway in Brooklyn Park, through downtown Minneapolis, north Minneapolis, Robbinsdale, Crystal, and Brooklyn Park.
Investment in this corridor will serve the region's fast-growing population, address historic economic and racial inequality, and benefit the residents, businesses, and commerce in our state. The purpose of the BLRT project is to provide transit service that will satisfy long-term regional mobility and accessibility needs for businesses and the traveling public.
The requested funds would be used to fund construction of key light rail elements on the corridor including: lrt guideway, stations, utilities, roadway improvements, technology improvements and light rail vehicles. Project elements of the BLRT to be delivered by the requested funds include:
Construction of approximately 11 stations with utility, electrical, and communications connections to support the stations.
Improvements (including the addition of fare payment infrastructure, signage, and branding) along the corridor.
Purchase of approximately 26 light rail vehicles." |
Minneapolis, North Minneapolis, Robbinsdale, Crystal, and Brooklyn Park. |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The redevelopment of the Hillcrest golf course site offers a transformative opportunity to bring much needed housing, jobs, infrastructure, and green space to Saint Paul's Greater Eastside. The $47m infrastructure project will result in a 5-acre park that will be activated as outdoor space for residents and the public utilities, roads, and trails to support a mix of low, medium, and high-density affordable housing options adding 1,000 housing units. The addition of a light industrial business park will bring approximately 1,000 living wage jobs to the neighborhood. Hillcrest will have the first LEED for Communities Platinum certification in the world, with plans to include key features such as rooftop solar, geothermal energy, and best-in-class storm water management systems. The City is requesting an earmark for portions of the construction of public facilities, including water and sewer facilities, needed to support this important redevelopment. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
West Broadway Business and Area Coalition |
"Minnesota's immigrant and BIPOC communities face systemic barriers to economic equity as a result of employer discrimination, higher unemployment rates (regardless of economic conditions), lower annual earnings, and occupational segregation (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis 2020/2022).
At the same time, immigrant and BIPOC communities account for much of Minnesota's labor force growth in recent years, and their participation is critical to addressing the state's increasingly dire talent shortages (Minnesota DEED). But even as local employers develop newfound interest in hiring overlooked communities, they often lack the cultural and self-awareness to revise internal policies to allow for more inclusive hiring practices.
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) advocates for streamlined integration of adult education, career services, employer engagement, and postsecondary training systems. Most government agencies, however, fail to fund these aspirations, and singularly prioritize the attainment of industry-recognized credentials at the expense of the many foundational components needed to prepare disadvantaged persons (and employers) for career and educational success.
To combat this multifaceted issue, CAPI requests $500,000 in Congressionally-Directed Spending to provide comprehensive work readiness, Adult Basic Education, employer engagement, and ""bridge"" training programs to 200 immigrant, refugee, and BIPOC persons via its Immigrant Opportunity Center initiative." |
Brooklyn Center |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project would allow the Fire Department to improve fire and EMS coverage to East Side of Saint Paul. The rebuilding of this station will create on-going benefits to the entire East Side and surrounding areas. The new station would be a five-bay station that could accommodate additional fire and emergency medical response vehicles. The current station lacks facilities that would be conducive to gender equity, privacy and to general employee wellness (e.g., shower facilities for men and women, adequate locker room space, appropriately private sleeping quarters, etc.) This station cannot be fitted for measures that would otherwise markedly reduce exposure to cancer causing carcinogens, such as spaces for decontamination and storage of personal protective equipment (PPE) separate from both living quarters and apparatus bays (where firefighters often spend considerable time maintaining the apparatus and equipment). |
St. Paul |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Council |
"The requested funds would be used to advance preliminary and final design on the G Line project, toward shovel-ready plans for construction to begin in 2026. Should other sources become available, requested funds would be used to fund construction of key BRT elements on the corridor, including stations, technology purchases, intersection improvements, and bus purchases. Project elements of the G Line to be delivered by the requested funds include:
Construction of approximately 23 stations with utility, electrical, and communications connections to support enhanced station features.
Improvements (including the addition of fare payment infrastructure, signage, and branding) at 7 additional existing stations.
Purchase of approximately 18 sixty-foot buses.
Bus priority treatments including transit signal priority (TSP) and queue jump lanes." |
West St. Paul |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ordway Center for the Performing Arts |
In July 2019, the Ordway Center for the Performing Art's roof failed during a thunderstorm, and though an emergency repair prevented major structural damage, it was a stark reminder that some of the Ordway's infrastructure is at, or over, its expected end-of-life.
Then, in March 2020, as we were exploring ways to replace the roof-a significant undertaking for a non-profit organization that relies upon the shifting trends of the ticket-buying public-Covid 19 arrived in Minnesota. As part of a community-wide effort to help mitigate its spread we shut the Ordway's doors, resulting in significant financial hardship and eventually leading to several heartbreaking decisions, including laying off nearly 90% of our workforce, and deferring much-needed maintenance within our aging facility.
We are very grateful for the opportunity to request $3,930,000 to: 1) Replace the roof above the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts' Music Theater 2) Upgrade our Music Theater's 25-year old lighting system, so that it is in line with industry standards, and 3) Install low-energy LED lights throughout the facility.
With your support, we will address critical infrastructure needs at the Ordway, while ensuring that we can make memories for hundreds of thousands of patrons for years to come. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project will replace the Eastbound Kellogg Boulevard Bridge, Kellogg Boulevard between West Seventh Street and Market Street, the Exchange Street Viaduct, and the Xcel/Rivercentre loading dock road with a new bridge system that includes multi-modal safety and access improvements in the center of the downtown Saint Paul entertainment district. The 80-year old bridge serves millions of regional, state and nationwide visits to downtown Saint Paul each year and it has reached the end of its useable life. In addition to funding removal of the existing bridge over river bluff, loading dock road, and Exchange Street viaduct, the project includes reconstruction of approach roads, walls for road protection and/or soil retention, acquisition of right-of-way, design, construction engineering and inspection, and construction of a replacement bridge system. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Latino Economic Development Center |
The Latino Economic Development Center's (LEDC) mission is to transform our community by creating economic opportunities for Latinos. As a 501c3 originally created in 2003, we do this by helping Latino entrepreneurs through one-on-one technical assistance, business education, and access to capital. LEDC is the only Latino-focused community development financial institution (CDFI) in the upper Midwest and offers culturally relevant, fully bilingual services to Latinos across Minnesota.
LEDC came into ownership of this 1902-built, 30,000 square foot commercial building (called Plaza del Sol) through foreclosure. We will redevelop this historic property as a community business support center. Located on a prominent corner in the Payne Avenue commercial corridor, it was formerly occupied by Latino restaurants and small businesses and is considered an essential part of the Latino community in east Saint Paul.
Plaza del Sol Oeste - west (corner section) (this request):
Four small food vendors with shared dining space and four micro retail spaces that include a new beauty salon in place of the old Barber School.
Meeting/event center for 400+ to meet community needs for larger events
Plaza del Sol Este - east section - funding applications completed
A commissary kitchen for food trucks, caterers, bakers and other emerging food businesses
Office space for LEDC lending and technical assistance staff and two outside business service professionals (accounting, tax, legal, etc.)
While not in ruins, this building requires substantial rehabilitation to meet code, create functional spaces, and operate efficiently. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project will reconstruct the Randolph Avenue Bridge between Shepard Road and James Avenue. In addition to funding removal of the existing bridge over Union Pacific railroad, the project includes reconstruction of approach roadways, acquisition of right-of-way, design, construction engineering and inspection, and construction of a replacement bridge that includes multimodal elements for bicycles, pedestrians, and vehicles including freight truck traffic. The bridge provides the sole access to dead-end Randolph Avenue and numerous commercial and industrial businesses, including the Xcel Energy High Bridge Power Generating Plant. As such, maintaining adequate and continuous use during construction is of critical importance to the project, business stakeholders and their many statewide customers. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
The Blue Line Extension is a 13-mile light rail project that will further build out our region's transit backbone, connecting Brooklyn Park, Crystal, Robbinsdale, and North Minneapolis to downtown Minneapolis, and the greater regional transit system. The route would better connect our communities, expanding access to jobs, education, and healthcare across Hennepin County. |
Crystal, Robbinsdale, and Brooklyn Park |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
"ABRT offers an improved transit experience by increasing service frequency, enhancing station waiting areas, and providing shorter transit times. The Metropolitan Council is upgrading bus services in corridors identified as highly developed to provide a faster, more reliable service for transit-reliant communities and to create a more equitable transit network for the region. The ABRT lines run on a mix of local and state roadways with improvements primarily at station areas.
The primary scope of work is related to the station area which typically includes shelters, variable message boards, and ticket machines. In addition, pedestrian accommodations at intersection quadrants that facilitate BRT service are upgraded to ensure the accessibility and comfort of people walking. In most situations, these improvements are introduced in two of the four intersection quadrants. Additional funding is needed to make accessibility and crossing improvements to ensure first/last mile connections, especially for those with limited mobility, and to preserve roadway assets along these corridors." |
throughout Hennepin County |
MN |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Savage |
"Quentin Avenue is a collector street that connects Trunk Highway 13 and County Road 16. The roadway vertical clearance is 10'6"" due to a railroad bridge that is located over Quentin Avenue. The required vertical clearance for urban areas is 14'6"". The horizontal clearance at the railroad bridge is 23' and is skewed as to only provide one lane of traffic at a time. Quentin Avenue in other sections of roadway is a two-lane rural roadway with a gravel shoulder.
The project proposes to replace the two existing railroad bridges over Quentin Avenue (one over Quentin Avenue and the other over Credit River just west of Quentin Avenue) to meet minimum vertical clearance requirements that will allow truck and emergency vehicle access. Quentin Avenue would be improved to an urban section of roadway with curb and gutter and construction of dedicated turn lanes. The one lane roadway under the railroad bridge would also be removed for traffic mobility. Pedestrian facility will be constructed to allow multi-modal use of the roadway.
Improvements to the intersections of CR 16 and Quentin will also be made for access and safety issues. " |
Savage |
MN |
$14,393,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks Transit Infrastructure Grant funding to expand the community's park-and-ride assets with the construction of a 200-stall parking deck on municipal property along Broadway Avenue N. The parking deck will help support the City's goal of increasing transit ridership, reducing single-occupancy vehicle use, and curbing greenhouse gas emissions through transportation mode shifts. The project will provide greater opportunities for workers and visitors to travel to downtown Rochester by bus, eliminating vehicle miles traveled. The total cost of the project is $5.4 million. |
Rochester |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chisago County |
Project will reconstruct and expand 8 miles of US 8 from 2 lanes to 4 lanes to accommodate existing traffic volumes of over 22,000 trips per day. It will also look to consolidate approximately 60 access points down to 8 and add a trail for bike/ped traffic. Project is needed to address safety, congestion/mobility, access management, economic development and bike/ped deficiencies. |
Center City |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County, MN |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 4, Governor Rudy Perpich Memorial Drive, is functionally classified as a Minor Arterial and is a primary route between the Duluth area and northern St. Louis County, including the Iron Range. It provides access for National Forest Lands, multiple rural communities and recreational properties. The project will consist of 5.4 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. |
White Township, Colvin Township |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County, MN |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 115, Senator Doug Johnson Highway, will be resurfaced from TH 53 to County Road (CR) 418 (Frasier Bay Road). CSAH 115 is functionally classified as a Major Collector and serves as the primary connection between the City of Tower, MN, and the City of Cook, MN, along the south shore of Lake Vermilion. The Lake Vermilion area is a major recreational attraction in rural northern Minnesota and is critical to the local seasonal economy. The area also provides several entry points to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW). The project will consist of 11.6 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. |
City of Cook, Field Township, Angora Township, Unorganized Township 62-17 and Greenwood Township |
MN |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Keystone Community Services |
Keystone Community Services is requesting federal appropriations funding to support development of the new Keystone Community Food Site at 1790 & 1800 University Avenue West in St. Paul. Located in the Midway neighborhood, the 20,000-square-foot Community Food Site will consolidate Keystone's food shelf operations into one location, including the base for its innovative mobile food distribution program. The site will increase efficiencies and streamline processes for annually receiving and distributing over 4 million pounds of food, including food rescue items and federal commodities, to 50,000 unduplicated residents by 2024 - a significant increase over the 28,000 people served pre pandemic and the 39,000 served in 2021 during the pandemic - and help meet the increased demand for food assistance and support services in the coming years due to the economic impact from the pandemic.
Keystone's plan for a new Community Food Site was born during an extensive community engagement process in 2019 that included input from over 700 community members. One thing came through loud and clear: Ramsey County needs more food resources and Keystone should expand to provide these resources. With the cost of food and other household monthly expenses rising every month, the need is even more urgent.
The design of the new Community Food Site has numerous advantages that respond to specific needs identified during community engagement, including greater capacity to capture existing food resources, greater functionality for residents using on-site resources, expanded capacity for mobile food distributions throughout the community, and leverage more volunteers. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County, MN |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 91 (Haines Road) and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 54 (Morris-Thomas Road) are adjacent urban routes located in Duluth, MN. Both highways are functionally classified as Minor Arterial routes and provide critical links between residential areas, retail business and the Duluth International Airport (DIA). These two routes will be incorporated into one resurfacing project consisting of 4.9 miles of bituminous milling, concrete sidewalk repair, curb and gutter repair and new bituminous asphalt surfacing. The project will also provide for improved pedestrian, bicycle and ADA accommodations along both routes. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space Inc. |
This federal investment will ensure the long-term preservation and success of the accessible, affordable apartment community for the extremely-low/very-low income persons with disabilities throughout the 4th Congressional District. This project will provide critical improvements to 68 households in St. Paul, Roseville, and Stillwater. These improvements assist and make independent community living a possibility for adults with disabilities, seniors and veterans within their communities.
Amount of funding requested for project: $1,150,000
Iglehart Home: 6 Households | 814 Iglehart Ave., Saint Paul, MN
Selby Home: 6 Households | 825 Selby Ave., Saint Paul, MN
Windows replacement: $50,000 (x2 homes)=$100,000
Concrete replacement (Sidewalks, garage floor, porch, driveway): $25,000 (x2 homes) =$50,000
Water heater replacement (2 per home):$10,000 (x2 homes) =$20,000 TOTAL $170,000
Hillcrest Apartments : 24 Households | 1370 Curve Crest Blvd, Stillwater, MN
Elevator Modernization: $175,000
Temporary Resident Relocations (estimated 6 weeks): $65,000
Replace exterior parking lot/overlay:$50,000 TOTAL $290,000 Henry Courts II: 10 Households | 135-154 Western Ave. S. St. Paul, MN
Concrete replacement: Parking lot, sidewalks:$75,000
Kitchen cabinet/countertop (10 apartments): $50,000
Windows, Siding, Soffit, Fascia Replacement: $175,000 TOTAL $300,000
Roselawn Village 22 Households | 1074 Roselawn Ave. W. Roseville, MN
Elevator Modernization: $175,000
Temporary Resident Relocations (estimated 6 weeks):$65,000
Windows, Siding, Soffit, Fascia Replacement:$150,000 TOTAL $390,000 |
North St. Paul |
MN |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rondo Community Land Trust |
Rondo Community Land Trusts requests $1,000,000 in support of a mixed-use development project located at 642 Selby Avenue in St. Paul's historic Rondo neighborhood. The site is currently home to E&J Cleaners, owned by the Beasley family who started the business in 1990. For 32 years they ran a successful black-owned business providing a needed service to the community. As they prepared to retire and sell the building, the Beasley's reached out directly to Rondo CLT to ensure the property continued to bring value to the local community and not fall prey to the speculation of outside investors building luxury condos and driving displacement of historic Rondo residents. The vision for the property, currently under purchase agreement, is a new construction mixed-used development featuring affordable commercial space and 40 units of housing made affordable to individuals and families at 30%-80%AMI. Thanks to the land trust model, Rondo CLT will contribute an affordability investment to drive down the cost for both residential and commercial tenants/owners. We expect to complete acquisition of the site by June 2022 and move into site demolition thereafter. The purpose of our project is to foster inclusive economic development within economic and cultural corridors (i.e. Selby Avenue in Rondo), support communities as authors of equitable site development and importantly contribute to closing the gap in affordable housing access in our community. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota China Friendship Garden Society |
The Phalen Regional Park - China Friendship Garden - East Corridor Cultural Community Development Project is both a culturally-focused urban community development project and an educational public arts space designed and developed in collaboration with local Chinese and Hmong communities. Funding is requested for construction of three key capital improvements for Phase II of the China Friendship Garden at Phalen Regional Park: (1) East Moon Gate Entrance Wall, (2) Classic Chinese Arched Moon Bridge across Phalen Creek, and (3) Xiang Jiang Mountain Stream with pathways, seating, and plantings flowing from Xiang Jiang Pavilion to Phalen Creek. Together these capital improvements will create a corridor from the bike and pedestrian paths around the shore of Lake Phalen to the East Entrance of the China Garden and through the Garden crossing Phalen Creek to Picnic Island.
This project is unique in the United States. No other public project of this type exists in which Chinese and Hmong communities are collaborating in its realization. This Phase of the Garden will include a Hmong Plaza (funded from other sources) and with the 3 improvements listed above will significantly improve regional and local community connectivity to Phalen Regional Park amenities. On completion, this project will provide significant social, cultural and economic value not only as a Statewide and National destination, but especially for underrepresented Chinese, Hmong, and diverse communities in St Paul's East Side neighborhoods. It will create a "living classroom" for cultural education and a place of celebration for numerous community and family events. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
African Economic Development Solutions |
The Little Africa Plaza project is the substantial rehabilitation of a vacant, condemned 1925 building at 678 North Snelling in St. PO to house a business support center and food hub serving the Twin Cities' diverse African immigrant communities, the third largest African immigrant population in the U.S. Just under 100,000 people, speaking over 25 languages, the median household income of this group is less than half that of the metro area. AEDS provides micro loans, technical assistance, business, and homebuyer education, in the seven most common languages, to an average of 300 African entrepreneurs each year, retaining and creating over 1,000 jobs. The mission of AEDS is to create wealth within the African immigrant community. The job creation roles of small businesses are critical in immigrant communities where language and formal education barriers lock many individuals out of the wider job market. The project will house a grocery store stocking cultural foods and Halal meat, two retail spaces, two community/training rooms, a media production studio, rental offices/cubicles for emerging businesses and office space for AEDS technical assistance and lending staff. The grocery will operate as a food hub: purchasing, displaying, and marketing products from local African farmers, distributors, and manufacturers. Operation as a food hub increases business to business transactions, and will lead the introduction of African cuisine to the majority community. The building is a physical and social anchor for the Little Africa Cultural district along Snelling Avenue, demonstrating the use of art and culture to drive economic development. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Minneapolis |
The Midtown project will include the following:
-Reconfiguration of existing office space for a designated ResourceLink program drop-in office, to more effectively serve families seeking resources in our community.
-Expansion and creation of a designated youth-only space, allowing us to serve hundreds more youth beyond those served in school-based programs or specific-eligibility programs.
-Safety and space upgrades for Early Childhood Education and Girls and Youth spaces, including a fire alarm system upgrade, heating loop repair, roof replacement, flooring, wall replacements, a gas stove, a renovated kid room, and a community program room.
Funds may also be used to reconfigure staff space to be as holistic, inclusive, accessible, and efficient as possible, as we continue to navigate many community programs out of limited space.
This project is eligible for the EDI subcommittee under "construction, rehabilitation, and improvements of public facilities...such as neighborhood centers..." as outlined in the guidance. For over twenty years, YWCA Midtown has been a trusted community hub centering young children, girls, and youth in a racially and economically diverse neighborhood, bordered on two sides by HUD Qualified Census Tracts 1086 and 1259. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Balkan Township |
Funds will be used to design, engineer and construct a fiber network over two square miles connecting 330 households, a population of 808, to high-speed Internet service. |
Balkan Township
|
MN |
$5,313,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board |
The North Commons Community Center will offer residents of the northside neighborhoods of Minneapolis a new recreation and community gathering facility. The concept for the building, which is an approved direction of the Board of Commissioners, includes a new community center, a waterpark renovation and expansion, a new parking area, and the removal of the existing recreation center. The facility is proposed as a part of North Commons Park, which is situated in a neighborhood with some of the lowest wealth in Minneapolis, along with one of the highest population percentages of people of color. In addition, the area around the park and the neighborhood is one where personal safety is of paramount concern.
The new community center will provide a fieldhouse-like gymnasium, capable of supporting tournaments and events in a setting unlike anything else in the Minneapolis park system. It gives youth in the neighborhood a venue that inspires their participation in programs and services offered through the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and other partner organizations. In particular, the new facility will provide a water-oriented recreation experience including youth aquatic play features such as a splash pad, deep pool, water slides, and "lazy river." |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$12,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Servants of Shelter of Koochiching County |
The Northern Lights PSH and Shelter would convert a local family owned motel into 22 units of desperately needed housing. This would include six units of emergency shelter, and 13 units of permanent housing in an area dubbed the "Icebox of the Nation". Prior to Covid, Koochiching County was already experiencing a severe housing shortage. The pandemic and prolonged border closures have made our housing and economic prospects even more challenging. The Northern Lights project has the ability to provide much needed economic stability to the most vulnerable in our community and has widespread community support. Servants of Shelter operates the only emergency shelter and permanent supportive housing in 100 miles in any direction. We have an established history (12 years) of operating low barrier, dignified, well maintained, housing that offers a warm safe place for our guests and tenants to build stability. It is our years of successfully supporting our community members, and the overwhelming need that have caused our City Council members, County Commissioners, law enforcement, mental health providers, healthcare, and social service providers, and housing providers to stand behind this project. We simply lack the financial means to provide the capital funding ourselves, but have been able to raise almost $200,000 towards the project and have committed to the ongoing staffing and operational costs of the project for the long term benefit of our community. Thank you for considering the housing, health, and safety needs of our community. |
International Falls |
MN |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
People Serving People |
People Serving People (PSP) is Minnesota's largest and most comprehensive family shelter. Located in Minneapolis' Downtown East neighborhood, the facility's Emergency Shelter and Permanent Supportive Housing program were opened to families in 2002 at its current location. PSP offers 99 hotel style emergency shelter rooms with private bathrooms and lockable doors for security and dignity. In addition, PSP has 10 two-bedroom apartments for families that need more permanent, supportive housing options. PSP owns the facility and nearly all of the equipment required to operate it, including capital-intensive building systems and the overwhelming majority of trade fixtures relied upon to deliver Emergency Shelter, Permanent Supportive Housing, and related programming services. While the building itself is structurally sound, free of major defects and in good working condition, many of its major systems and components are approaching the end of their service lives or are past retirement. This is true for the buildings' three elevators that were installed in 2002 during the shelter's initial renovation, including two elevators used by shelter guests and staff and a service elevator. With this in mind PSP's Facility Renewal Plan lays out a list of critical investments in the shelter that need to be made between 2020-2030 in order to maintain health and safety and foster PSP's ability to heal families and transform communities. This project will allow PSP to conduct essential rehabilitation and improvements to each of its three elevators to ensure continued safety and operability and capacity to serve families experiencing homelessness in Hennepin County. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ecolibrium3 |
The Lincoln Park Resilience Hub and Main Street Connector project advances the health, equity, and sustainability of a very low-income neighborhood experiencing significant health, economic, and educational disparities. The project has three interwoven components including 1) completion of the LNPK Resilience Hub, 2) accessibility, streetscape, and mobility improvements surrounding the Hub, and 3) planning funds to engage diverse neighborhood residents in designing a health corridor between the Resilience Hub and Lincoln Park's main street (W Superior St), in preparation for the reconstruction of Highway 53 that divides the neighborhood. The LNPK Resilience Hub is a 15,000 s.f. facility attached to 215 units of public housing. The center was vastly underutilized prior to the pandemic and then closed. It is being redeveloped to serve as a shared spaces facility to meet the service and social connectedness needs of the community including adding tele-health, tele-legal aid, healthcare navigation, workforce training, housing services, senior services, winter shelter, community computer access and broadband, and a Black Leadership hub. The Hub will be improved to serve as an emergency shelter and service site during times of disaster through resilient power solutions. Accessing services and providing strong connections into the economic center of the neighborhood integrates the actively revitalizing Craft Business District and the Lincoln Park neighborhood through establishment of accessible sidewalks, streetscape improvements for safety, and micro-mobility hubs. Finally, investment in community-led planning resources will establish a foundation for unifying a neighborhood separated by highway construction, while expanding wellness resources, and overall connectivity. |
Duluth |
MN |
$885,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank |
"Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank is NE Minnesota's only ""food bank"" and distributor of nationally and regionally donated food, USDA commodities, and purchased product to food shelves, soup kitchens, shelters, charitable programs for youth, seniors and people with disabilities. We partner with local tribal organizations and supply food to people directly as part of our own Food Shelf, Mobile Food Pantry, Nutrition Assistance Program for Seniors (NAPS) and BackPack Programs. Operating for over 38 years, we ensure more than 6 million meals annually for food insecure families, children and seniors throughout NE Minnesota (and NW Wisconsin).
Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank is requesting $1.2 million for the construction of a 56' x 160' freezer and cooler which will be built at its new facility located at 2302 Commonwealth Avenue, Duluth, MN. This project will allow our food bank to increase its supply of nutritious food - like fresh produce, meat/fish/poultry, and dairy - the top requested food items by our food insecure neighbors as cited in the most recent Minnesota Food Shelf Survey. This project will have the capacity to propel our food distribution from 6 million meals annually to nearly 10 million in the next 10 years." |
Duluth |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northside Economic Opportunity Network (NEON) |
We request funding to purchase the building we now occupy. This project is crucial to NEON's mission of building wealth for low- to moderate-income entrepreneurs in North Minneapolis and the surrounding area.
NEON exists to overcome systemic disinvestment in the Northside, an area labeled as "Negro" on official city maps, and thus denied equitable access to real estate, capital and other wealth-building opportunities. In 2019, we identified access to affordable real estate as a major barrier for the mostly Black entrepreneurs we serve. We conducted a Site Acquisition Financial Feasibility Study to begin the process of acquiring the building at 1007 and 1011 West Broadway Ave N.
The purpose of this site acquisition project is to:
Cement NEON's permanence as a Northside institution that not only provides hands-on, one-to-one, tailored technical assistance and capital investments to 1,000+ entrepreneurs a year but also serves the broader community by providing a centralized, accessible community resource to host meetings, client marketplace and pop-ups, and private events.
Ensure the availability of affordable commercial real estate for the 1,000+ clients we serve annually.
Allow us to renovate the building to minimize future operating and maintenance costs, optimize spaces for heightened productivity, and ensure security for NEON staff, co-working space members and clients.
Enhance spaces and technology to increase our usable space from 6,560 square feet to 16,222 square feet and boost rental suite revenue; enhance print and copy services; and create more space for shared conference rooms, kitchenette, and a full-time receptionist.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Roseau County & Kittson County |
Upgrade Roseau County State Aid Highway #7 & Kittson County State Aid Highway #25. This roadway is a federally-designated evacuation route for the citizens of NE Kittson County & NW Roseau County; however, it is currently non-functional as the roadway floods virtually every spring and during a heavy rain event. |
NW Roseau County & NE KIttson County |
MN |
$13,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Minnesota Women's Center, Inc. |
Since our founding in 1978, Mid-Minnesota Women's Center, Inc. has experienced tremendous growth. We have become a trusted partner of and leader to many agencies by working with survivors and children. Building on our strong partnerships and with our approach of providing the best victim-centered and trauma-informed services possible, we support our clients as they transform their lives. If we received Congressionally Directed Spending funds, we could take that opportunity to evolve our organization into something that embodies our hopes and dreams for the future - to construct The Relationship Safety Alliance Campus. This project would allow us to provide services to more victim/survivors in Region 5 who are otherwise either provided temporary housing in local hotels or turned away because our 6 bedroom/26 bed facility is almost always full. It would also allow us to remove transportation, housing and other barriers by offering all of our services in one physical location. Recognizing that our client demographic has changed since our founding and now includes men, older adults experiencing relationship abuse from younger generations and individuals that may not identify with traditional terms, this funding would allow us to construct an apartment-style shelter in order to provide private, welcoming and equitable residential space to all people. |
Brainerd |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity |
The Harrison Townhomes project is comprised of 17 units in 3 buildings to be built on currently vacant land in the rapidly gentrifying Harrison Neighborhood in North Minneapolis. The project is being developed as a partnership between Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (TCHFH) and City of Lakes Community Land Trust (CLCLT). TCHFH is a faith-based, affordable housing development organization focused on creating and preserving affordable homeownership opportunities for families earning 30% to 80% of the Twin Cities Area Median Income: (tchabitat.org). CLCLT is the land trust entity serving the City of Minneapolis and is focused on the creation of permanently affordable ownership housing for families in the same income range: (www.clclt.org). The requested funding will be used to close the current project development gap of $1,100,000. The project has received strong support from community partners, including the Harrison Neighborhood Association through advocacy and funding, the City of Minneapolis through development support and funding, Hennepin County for environmental remediation funds, the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency with funding, the Department of the Treasury through Capital Magnet Funds, as well as private partners such as CenterPoint Energy, Andersen Windows and our development partner and seller Wellington Management. Wellington Management, has facilitated our purchase of the property and supported our efforts to design and fund just such a project. We have brought on a well-respected general contractor, Watson Forsberg/Tri Construction, to carry out the bulk of construction. The project is ready to break ground. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Feeley Township |
"Located on the west and south side of Shallow Lake in Itasca County, Shallow Lake Road provides direct access to Shallow Lake, a regional recreation and natural resource destination within Feeley Township and the surrounding area. CDS funding will allow for much needed pavement rehabilitation and sub grade corrections to a portion of the roadway, improving safety and continued access to Shallow Lake.
Shallow Lake Road is currently a paved Town Road in very poor condition. Feeley Township has expended $42,000 over the past two years in pavement maintenance including leveling and patching to address pavement deterioration. The constant, ongoing maintenance needs are an undue strain on local resources.
CDS funds will be utilized to rehabilitate the 2.3 mile segment between US Highway No. 2 and South Shallow Lake Road. 0.3 miles of the roadway requires sub grade corrections to address deficiently constructed areas prior to repaving. The existing pavement on the remaining 2 miles is proposed to be reclaimed to be utilized as base material and new pavement placed. Neither the Township nor area residents have the necessary resources to fund this project. With CDS funding, Feeley Township will be able to ensure a safe roadway that provides regional access to Shallow Lake and utilize resources currently being spent to maintain Shallow Lake Road to address needs on other local roads." |
Township of Feeley |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aitkin County Government |
This project will supply broadband access to the home for over 1200 residences in Aitkin County. The project involves several areas of the county and is in collaboration with two different Internet Service Providers. The areas of the County that are included are unserved areas of broadband service. Areas include Opstead, Dam Lake, North Aitkin, Cedar Lake East, and the Glory area. This project identifies an area of our County that, without funding, would not have access to reliable quality internet. It is in areas where it is not financially feasible for current ISPs to build out. The purpose is to provide quality and reliable internet service to areas of our County that are unserved and underserved. The identified project will provide broadband access to areas that would not be considered for service because of the financial feasibility of the Internet Service Providers. |
Aitkin County |
MN |
$12,453,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Simpson Housing Services, Inc. |
The existing Simpson emergency shelter is located in a church building at 2740 First Avenue South in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The building's deteriorating condition greatly impairs Simpson's ability to continue safe shelter operations.?Simpson plans to re-develop the site with a new 4-story building comprised of an innovative shelter designed to support person-centered services for 70 individuals, 42 units of permanent supportive housing for persons who have experienced homelessness, and service space to provide intensive, holistic services to all residents.
The project will provide an invaluable resource for those experiencing homelessness with two components: permanent supporting housing and an emergency shelter. Utilizing CDC guidance, the facility will increase separation of sleeping spaces, eliminate bunk beds, and reducing guests/room.?These measures, along with the on-site health clinic, will ensure safer shelter operations.?Finally, Simpson will build their accomplishments so far in providing emergency shelter for adults and implement a safe, person-focused, and housing-focused program.
The total project cost is ~ $37 million, with the shelter portion of the project 60% of the total. The housing portion is now fully funded. However, the lack of financing options for the shelter component continues to be a barrier. Simpson requests a federal investment of $2.5 million, which is roughly 10% of the shelter cost in this project, so the project can move forward and this vitally important emergency shelter can continue to operate, with expanded services and supports and 42 units of deeply affordable, supportive housing for community members with the highest needs. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
"For an 8-minute video summary of the project, please see fixtheflood.org
The Red River of the North is extremely susceptible to spring and summer flooding events, overtopping roads and rail transportation and inundating farmland. This disrupts traffic by closing I-29 and all highway access through Oslo, MN on MN Hwy 1, and to ND trunk Hwy 54, connecting northern Minnesota to I-29, as well as rail commerce delivering agricultural products to market. In the last 25 years, there have been 13 major flood events. The city of Oslo and farmyards are typically without access for up to 6 weeks when this happens. This project is a well-studied and publicly accepted solution to mitigate the frequency and intensity of flooding. Removing blockages in the river channel, including the two bridges that do not accommodate current flow rates, and replacing them with appropriately-sized bridges allows the Red River to flow within its natural channel rather than overflow its banks. Additional protective levees and removal of 40 blockages in the river channel which produce significant reduction in flood occurrences and duration, as shown by recent modeling research by Houston Engineering. See Oslo Area Hydraulic Study-Phase 2. Because of the many entities concerned, this project requires bi-state cooperation, including watershed districts, highway departments and DNR agencies.
The first of the 3-phase project is to replace the 1905 railroad bridge and adjacent restrictive highway bridges at Oslo and 17/317, as well as the smaller bridge on Hwy 54. Phase 2 and 3 supplement Phase 1." |
Red River Valley 6 miles south of Oslo to Hwy 317 |
MN |
$60,818,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Safe Haven Shelter for Battered Women |
Safe Haven Shelter for Battered Women (Safe Haven) constructed our 39-bed, 10-bedroom, 6-bathroom emergency shelter over twenty years ago on the premise that communal spaces were conducive to moving successfully forward to a life free of violence. Shared spaces for peer support were practical and welcomed, and as such, our shelter is a fully congregate facility. Our largest bedroom can accommodate twelve individuals, and all bathrooms are shared among our forty guests. Our shelter was originally designed to house survivors for a maximum of thirty days, however as the years progressed, the needs of victims and their children became more complicated and keeping multiple families in small spaces for such a significant length of time (up to 100 days) added a layer of substantial concern for many reasons, but especially in regard to COVID-19 when the guidance has consistently been exactly the opposite in keeping families healthy. In response, our typically full bedrooms needed to be emptied to minimum capacity, restricting our 39-guest capacity to one family/one single adult per room, a 3/4 reduction in ability to serve victims on-site. At the same time, demand for our services increased by 23%. This reality was unacceptable, and all of our efforts shifted to addressing a much needed renovation to restore our ability to serve at maximum capacity and then some. |
Duluth |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Polk County Highway |
Replace Bridge 5767 over the Red River between Polk County MN and Traill County ND and its approaches. |
Nielsville |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
These funds will support the construction of Plymouth Avenue Apartments, a 63-unit affordable housing project located in two four-story buildings, bisected by an alley. The east building will provide 36 units, comprised of three studio, 31 one-bedroom, and two two-bedroom units. The west building provides 27 units comprised of nine studio, 15 one-bedroom and three two-bedroom units. Each building will include an elevator, a community room, and common laundry rooms. The west building includes a large bicycle storage room and bike repair room, to be shared by residents of both buildings.
Plymouth Avenue Apartments will be built on a site that is currently vacant, blighted, and a neighborhood eye sore. The eastern portion of the site has a church building that has been vacant since 2016. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Heartland Lakes Development Commission |
"Heartland Lakes Development Commission is seeking funding to develop a subdivision on a 20 acre parcel they own in the City of Park Rapids. HLDC is requesting $2 million to support the construction of the infrastructure and streets for the project. The City of Park Rapids has committed approximately $148,000 of funding to support the pre - development costs associated with the project.
The specific details of the project are to create a subdivision that will provide a minimum of 29 single family lots and five multifamily lots for development. A draft of the design has been included as an example, however, this is not the final design. The next step in the process is the engineering associated with the project and will likely result in plan design changes to maximize the use of the available land.
Based on the understanding of the market in Hubbard County, HLDC is targeting sale prices for the single family homes of $200,000. This is priced at a level that moderate income households will be able to afford based on prudent lending practices. The project also includes the development of 4 - 5 lots that will accommodate moderate density housing of 4 - 8 townhome style units for a total of another approximately 25 housing units. " |
Park Rapids |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Blaine, Minnesota |
The Minnesota Trunk Highway 65 at 99th Avenue - Grade Separated Intersection Project (Project) is part of the Trunk Highway 65 Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) study area. The project will construct a grade separated intersection to improve the flow of traffic, expand access for multiple modes of transportation, and improve safety for vehicles traveling along and across the highway corridor, as well as safe bike and pedestrian passage. |
Blaine |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
38th Street United Community Development Corporation is the community-based organization formed to implement the 38th Street Thrive plan.? The requested $2 million capitalizes this important organization to establish capacity and community agency to guide investment and development in their community.? The Thrive Plan is a multi-strategy community written plan that addresses historical inequities in and around the 38th Street Cultural District on Minneapolis' southside. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sherburne County |
The US 169 Rural Safety and Mobility Interchange Project will reconstruct approximately one mile of US Highway 169 from a rural four-lane undivided highway to a four-lane divided expressway and construct a hybrid diamond interchange at CR 4. The proposed project will focus on safety and operational improvements that will improve reliability, accommodate planned long-term growth, improve bicycle and pedestrian connectivity, and connect rural communities in the Greater Central Minnesota Region to economic opportunities in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. The project will minimize right-of-way impacts to residences along US 169 and impacts to wetland resource. The interchange includes a tight ramp configuration along US 169. The interchange includes a multimodal trail facility that improves pedestrian and bicyclist safety by constructing a dedicated trail facility allowing for navigation of the existing highway barrier. |
Zimmerman |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County |
St. Louis County requests funds for critical capital improvements to preserve the integrity of the St. Louis County Heritage and Arts Center (The Depot) so it can continue to support the vibrancy of arts, history, and culture in the northern region of the state. This project is needed to establish a sound basis of design and equipment replacement costs for heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) and mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP) improvements; to install these improvements; to provide energy efficient design and materials for long life cycle systems renewal (wall, and windows); and to preserve the exterior shell integrity of the structure and prevent the need for demolition. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis Lead and Healthy Homes |
This request would establish a voluntary assessment fund to allow property owners to fund lead elimination and healthy homes work that would benefit tenants, and especially children. The City of Minneapolis has pulled together matching sources of funding to fund healthy homes work but there is often a balance left even after incentives that low to moderate income tenants and property owners can't cover. This fund would give them a tool to get the necessary work done to protect the health of children in a home before those children come in contact with health hazards, primarily lead paint. This request is complimentary to other city, state and federal dollars and would accelerate preventative work by filling a missing funding gap. This request is a crucial piece of an aggressive citywide strategy to eliminate lead poisoning in Minneapolis by 2035. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
I-94 West Corridor Coalition |
This project will expand westbound 3 lane section expansion from CSAH 37 to MnROAD including reconstructing/widening the CSAH 19 westbound bridge. This project will continue lane continuity between projects currently in construction east of Albertville and west of Monticello scheduled for completion in the fall of 2022. |
Albertville and St. Michael |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Morrison County |
Habitat for Humanity of Morrison County (HFHMC) has advanced affordable housing in Morrison County for the last 24 years by serving lower-income families who were homeless or living in inadequate living environments. Currently there are three revenue streams sustaining HFHMC: Fundraisers, the mortgages from previous built homes and private donations. With the continuing escalated costs of building supplies, building affordable homes is challenging. Habitat's mission is to shelter and provide a simple, decent home. Even the simplest of homes costs 60% more to build than it cost two years ago. With the inclusion of Project ReStore, another revenue stream will be provided to provide for further sustainability. Project ReStore will provide a thrift-type store with adequate space to accept donations of used building materials, used furniture and other miscellaneous items that can be repurposed for sale to the public. We will hire part-time staff to oversee the donations, make repairs to items as needed so they are acceptable for sale and rent adequate space to allow for business transactions. Since all items for resale will be donated, costs incurred will be overhead expenses. There have been many on-going calls to HFHMC to receive items such as furniture, used-working appliances and items for repurpose but starting this venture takes extra funding and staff time, both of which are in short supply. |
Little Falls |
MN |
$326,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carver County, Minnesota |
"Carver County requests $3M for final design engineering and right-of-way acquisition to advance the Highway 5 Mobility & Lake Minnewashta Causeway Bridge Project for construction in 2025. Carver County, in partnership with the Minnesota Department of Transportation, the Cities of Victoria, Chanhassen, and Chaska, and the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, completed a major planning study in 2021. The Arboretum Area Transportation Plan identifies this project as part of the long-range vision for this area of Carver County which expects to add significant growth to the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. www.co.carver.mn.us/ArboretumAreaTransportationPlan
This project will expand an existing 2-lane section of Highway 5 to a 4-lane expressway between Steiger Lake Road in Victoria through the intersection of Trunk Highway 41. The project includes construction of a new 1,900-foot-long bridge to replace the existing section of roadway section dividing Lake Minnewashta and reconnect the lake. Also, new pedestrian underpasses in several locations will connect a regional route through the project area and tie it into other existing regional trails. See link for the project summary.
Highway 5 carries 27,000 vehicles (800 heavy commercial) a day, currently serving a demand 50% above a 2-lane section threshold. Within the project area, 187 crashes occurred between 2014-2018 which is 2.5x state average for similar roadways. Mobility is severely underserved resulting in common 2-mile backups. With no improvement, by 2040 there will be 180,000+ hrs/yr in peak period delay. This project will reduce delays by 70% and reduce crashes with capacity expansion and access management." |
Victoria, Chanhassen, Chaska |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carver County |
The US 212 Rural Freight Mobility and Safety Project will expand 5.5 miles of US Highway (US) 212, an existing Principal Arterial roadway, from a rural two-lane undivided highway to a four-lane divided expressway from CSAH 34 in Norwood Young America to CSAH 36 in Cologne and construct Reduced Conflict Intersections (RCIs) and a grade-separated interchange. This funding will specifically allow the full implementation of the grade-separated interchange at CSAH 51. |
Benton Township, Norwood Young America, Cologne |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space Inc. |
"Accessible Space Inc. requests funds to construct a 55-unit, affordable, accessible senior housing development project at Morgan Park Senior Apartments in Duluth, Minnesota. The building will be a wood frame, three-story, new construction apartment building with an elevator and surface parking. The proposed building would have approximately 45 one-bedroom units and 10 two-bedroom units. The one-bedrooms will be approximately 660 square feet and the two-bedroom units will be approximately 880 square feet. At least 20% of the units will be Type A, fully accessible units for households with physical or cognitive disabilities along with a similar percentage of accessible parking stalls.
Accessible Space, Inc. (ASI) as the 501(c)3 nonprofit Sponsor/Developer and Management Agent is working in partnership with the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) of Duluth to purchase the land and secure various local financing commitments and support for a 55 to 70 unit, accessible, affordable and supportive apartment community for low-income seniors. The building will be a wood frame, three-story, new construction, elevator apartment building with surface parking. ASI is proposing approximately 45 to 55 one-bedroom units and 10 to 15 two-bedroom units. The one-bedrooms will be approximately 660 square feet and the two-bedroom units will be approximately 880 square feet. At least 20% of the units will be Type A, fully accessible units for households with physical or cognitive disabilities along with a similar percentage of accessible parking stalls" |
Duluth |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities |
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities (BGCTC) requests funding to support an 8,000 - 12,000 sq. ft. addition to the Southside Village Boys & Girls Club located at 701 E. 39th St. in Minneapolis to expand youth, family, and community opportunities in south Minneapolis.
The expansion will include increased classroom spaces for K-12 youth, including space for workforce education and enrichment, collaboration spaces for group work, a STEAM innovation lab, technology center, and a teen lounge for peer connection, fellowship, leadership development, and community building.
The expansion will also provide much-needed safe, vibrant, and dedicated space to expand BGCTC's Teen Pathways program for grades 6-12 with increased opportunities for career exploration, workforce training, building 21st Century STEAM skills, and introducing teens to emerging industries. The renovation of existing space allows for greater creativity and innovation for youth programming, designed to increased youth proficiency in reading, mathematics, and other STEAM focus areas.
The expanded program space and staffing will allow BGCTC to serve more youth with a high-quality, small-group delivery model. BGCTC projects that the total number of youth served at the Southside Village Club is projected to increase by 500+ annually. Diversity of the population served at the Southside Village Club in FY21 includes: Black - 54%; Asian - 1%; White - 4%; Hispanic/Latino - 17%; Multi-Racial - 10%; Native American - 3%; Other - 5%; and Unknown 6%. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stearns County |
Stearns County is requesting funding for the reconfiguration of a roundabout and resurfacing of the four lane section of pavement along County Road 120 between State Trunk Highway 15 and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 1. |
Sartell |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Louis Park |
"The Cedar Lake Road and Louisiana Avenue Improvements project is the planned reconstruction of two major roadways in the northwest corner of the city. Cedar Lake Road (from TH 169 to Kentucky Avenue) and Louisiana Avenue (23rd Street to TH 394). Improvements in these corridors include:
Pavement replacement
Construction of new sidewalks
Replacement of existing sidewalks
Reconstruction of the intersection of Cedar Lake Road and Louisiana Avenue
Modifications of traffic signal systems to meet current ADA requirements
Replacement of street lighting systems
Storm sewer improvements
Public utility improvements
Additional funding from Congress would allow us to complete this project which is a key route for students attending local schools by building:
Bikeways along both roadways
Pedestrian crossing enhancements
Enhancements to bus stop facilities and amenities
Both Cedar Lake Road and Louisiana Avenue have reached the end of their useful life and need repair and modernization to properly serve local and regional needs. This project will significantly contribute to a state of good repair by reconstructing and modernizing two arterials with regional and local significance.
The project will meet core priorities of the administration by improving travel delays and providing relief to the regional MnDOT highways, providing safe active transportation alternatives for historically disadvantaged and underserved communities, and making progress towards achieving a 25% reduction in vehicle emissions by 2040 as outlined in the City's Climate Action Plan" |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakeville |
"The project includes planning and design, and construction of a freight rail car storage and transload facility. The project would provide a) primary storage for 60 cars, with additional capacity for 30 cars, for a regular train load on the system; and b) a 30 car transload facility.
Lakeville industrial parks are home to approximately 150 businesses (nearly 8,000,000 finished square-feet) that contribute to the success of the local, regional, state, national and global economy through the manufacturing and distribution of goods. The industrial park area has limited capacity available for freight rail car storage, therefore, rail cars are presently stored unsecured for extended times along existing rail lines located adjacent to residential, institutional and commercial uses. Growth within the area is robust and a freight rail car storage and transload facility is needed to address congestion along rail lines, continue providing safe and reliable service, and for the area to remain competitive across growing state, national and global markets." |
Lakeville |
MN |
$6,912,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Norway House |
Norway House began its efforts to plan and construct a new Innovation + Culture Center ("ICC") on January 1, 2018. A companion to its existing Albert H. Quie Education Center, the ICC presents not only a home for Norway House's members and friends, but also a wonderful resource for the Ventura Village and Phillips Neighborhoods in Minneapolis.
As a 501(c)(3) organization connecting the US and the diversity of modern Norway, we seek to overcome our neighborhood's urban challenges and leverage its diversity through cross-cultural programming and providing space for community groups. The ICC will:
1. Provide a new cultural destination for local, national and international visitors who otherwise might not travel to or experience our neighborhood.
2. Allow us to share with neighborhood nonprofit organizations new meeting and event spaces.
We are seeking a Federal Community Grant in the amount of $500,000 to help us complete the creation of the Innovation + Culture Center, currently under construction and scheduled for completion in November 2022.
Funding for this project has come from a variety of public and private sources: (1) A $5,000,000 Minnesota bonding bill (2017); Funding from the Norwegian government (2018); and the remainder from over 1,000 individuals and private foundations. To date, we have raised approximately $18,000,000 toward our $19,600,000 goal.
Political partners past and present:
Vice President Walter Mondale
Senator Amy Klobuchar
Gov. Albert Quie
Tony Albright
Thomas Bakk
Kurt Daudt
Hodan Hassan
Melissa Hortman
Dean Johnson
David Senjem
Dean Urdahl
Mayor Jacob Frey
Jamal Osman |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
The City of Minneapolis Public Works Department has been constructing pedestrian curb ramps since 1970. When initially constructed, the pedestrian curb ramps were consistent with the design criteria of that time. However, ongoing modifications to ADA criteria and guidance has resulted in a large number of pedestrian curb ramps that no longer comply with the 2010 ADA Standards. Overall, Minneapolis has jurisdiction over 17,800 ramps. According to the pedestrian curb ramp inventory that was completed as part of the 2020 ADA Transition Plan for Public Works, approximately 6200 ramps are in good condition - equivalent to ~35% of all pedestrian curb ramps within Minneapolis. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minneapolis Public Housing Authority |
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority operates 42 public housing high-rises and receives annual funding from Congressional appropriations for capital improvements. Historically, MPHA has only received 10% of the funding it needs to complete major building improvements and the current capital backlog in MPHA's portfolio is estimated to be over $160M. Over 70% of the public housing high-rise residents are elderly (62+) and 80% are people of color. The population in MPHA high-rise communities is among the most vulnerable, with high health disparities and higher rates of mortality when contracting COVID-19. Throughout the pandemic, MPHA high-rise residents have spent more time in their homes rather than socializing with their community and surrounding neighborhood. Prolonged periods of isolation have negative effects on emotional and mental wellbeing. The COVID pandemic brought attention to the air filtration systems within MPHA's aging portfolio of public housing high-rises. Specifically, there is a major need to improve and upgrade air filtration systems to provide cleaner, healthier air to residents. A lack of adequate air filtration and ventilation can trigger allergic reactions and asthma, cardiovascular disease; health conditions that black people experience 42% more often than whites and people in poverty experience 11% more often. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County |
"Rice Street Revitalization - Final design, Environmental Assessment (EA) document and construction for Rice Street from Pennsylvania Avenue to Wheelock Parkway, Ramsey County, City of Saint Paul, Minnesota. The intended use is to build off of the preliminary design that has already been completed and then complete the final design and environmental documentation to move into construction.
The project will consist of reconstructing Rice Street from a 4-lane roadway to a 3-lane roadway, including bicycle and pedestrian facilities and other infrastructure improvements necessary to support future implementation of the Rice-Robert (G-Line) Arterial Bus Rapid Transit (ABRT) line scheduled for service beginning in 2027.
Schedule: Engineering and community engagement work will continue in 2022 with final design and the environmental documentation being completed for construction to start in 2024.
Scope: The request for funding is for final design, preparation of the required federal Environmental Assessment (EA) Document and construction." |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
"For an 8-minute video summary of the project, please see fixtheflood.org
The Red River of the North is extremely susceptible to spring and summer flooding events, overtopping roads and rail transportation and inundating farmland. This disrupts traffic by closing I-29 and all highway access through Oslo, MN on MN Hwy 1, and to ND trunk Hwy 54, connecting northern Minnesota to I-29, as well as rail commerce delivering agricultural products to market. In the last 25 years, there have been 13 major flood events. The city of Oslo and farmyards are typically without access for up to 6 weeks when this happens. This project is a well-studied and publicly accepted solution to mitigate the frequency and intensity of flooding. Removing blockages in the river channel, including the two bridges that do not accommodate current flow rates, and replacing them with appropriately-sized bridges allows the Red River to flow within its natural channel rather than overflow its banks. Additional protective levees and removal of 40 blockages in the river channel which produce significant reduction in flood occurrences and duration, as shown by recent modeling research by Houston Engineering. See Oslo Area Hydraulic Study-Phase 2. Because of the many entities concerned, this project requires bi-state cooperation, including watershed districts, highway departments and DNR agencies.
The first of the 3-phase project is to replace the 1905 railroad bridge and adjacent restrictive highway bridges at Oslo and 17/317, as well as the smaller bridge on Hwy 54. Phase 2 and 3 supplement Phase 1." |
Oslo |
MN |
$25,189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County, Minnesota |
The County Highway 5 to Browns Creek Trail project will remove an uneven, unsanctioned foot path and construct a trailhead and trail connections from County Highway 5 (Stonebridge Trail) to the Browns Creek State Trail. Additionally, the adjacent roadway will be repaved and repaired to provide smooth lanes and shoulders, as well as separated trial to allow local and regional connections from the community to the Browns Creek Regional Trail. The trail project will also connect people to one of Minnesota's earliest road construction projects, the Point Douglas-St. Louis River Road Bridge. |
Stillwater |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richfield |
Wood Lake Nature Center is 51 years old, with the building falling into disrepair; we need to secure its future for generations to come. The Wood Lake Nature Center Building Project includes the construction of a new nature center that will host thousands of people annually from across the region and beyond; serving as a critical bridge to the natural world. The center is in the heart of the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area and is highly accessible by bike, bus, walking and car. It is a wonderful opportunity to continue to grow and expand the center's strong connection to the BIPOC community and showcase sustainable design.
The project includes a teardown of the existing facility as the current building has become too expensive to keep maintaining. A new nature center will be constructed using modern, sustainable building methods. The new building will exceed base level B3 building energy ratings and will serve as a model, both regionally and nationally, for what sustainable construction can be when organizations prioritize energy efficiency and sustainability.
The new Wood Lake Nature Center will house modern culturally inclusive educational exhibits, spotlighting the ecological wonders of the area and showing the impact climate change may have across our communities.
The new building will serve as a gateway for guests to explore the 150-acre park that surrounds it free of charge and open to all people. The new building will be fully accessible to all people and welcoming to all communities. |
Richfield |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans |
MACV requests funds to convert the Snelling Motel, located across the street from the VAMC in Minneapolis, into affordable housing for Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. These funds would supplement state, local, and philanthropic support to acquire and convert hotel rooms into efficiency apartments suitable for long-term residence, creating new affordable housing options for Veterans emerging from homelessness.
This project builds on an existing partnership between the current owners of the Snelling Motel and MACV. At the outset of the coronavirus pandemic, MACV established an emergency hotel shelter program to get Veterans temporarily housed in hotel units to reduce their risk of contracting and spreading COVID-19. We found the owners of the Snelling Motel one of our most reliable partners in this new service area for MACV. They have shown willingness to support our work serving Veterans who have difficulties navigating social interactions, hygiene standards, or other challenges to successful tenancy in mainstream housing.
The family who owns the Snelling Motel took this partnership even further in recent months by engaging with MACV regarding the sale of the motel to MACV at a reduced price relative to recent offers by for-profit property development companies. MACV would utilize a combination of state, local, and philanthropic resources to for the actual purchase of the property. This request would fund the estimated cost of approximately $25,000 per unit for converting the current facilities into independent permanent housing units suitable for long-term habitation. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bloomington Minnesota |
"This project will construct approximately 1.6 miles of bituminous multi-use trail and a bike/pedestrian bridge over Nine Mile Creek. This 10' bituminous trail will be constructed on City of Bloomington property from Lyndale Avenue, a trailhead, and run to the east approximately 1.6 miles. It will provide access to Nine Mile Creek, the location of the required Nine Mile Creek Trail Bridge, which will provide another access point to the river valley trails via the local trail system. This bridge is a critical component of the Minnesota Valley State Trail through Bloomington and represents the most significant trail structure required between the Bloomington Ferry Bridge and Fort Snelling State Park. This trail segment will connect to the newly constructed segment 1A, from Lyndale to approximately Park Avenue, and the planned and funded 2023 construction of segment 1B, from Park Avenue to Old Cedar Bridge and possibly to the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center.
This project will construct a key section in the Bloomington segment of the Minnesota Valley State Trail. The Minnesota Valley State Trail is a multiple-use recreational trail that was authorized by the Minnesota Legislature in 1969 to run from the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers upstream to the City of Le Sueur, for an approximate length of 72 miles. The 13.5 mile Bloomington segment provides a valuable link this statewide trail transportation and recreational trail network." |
Bloomington |
MN |
$2,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CommonBond Communities |
CommonBond Communities' mission is to build stable homes, strong futures, and vibrant communities with the vision that every person has a dignified, affordable home that supports independence and advancement within a flourishing community. We believe that home is the foundation for everything in life. CommonBond helps build thriving communities, owning and/or managing 7,051 units of affordable housing across the Upper Midwest. In Minnesota - primarily the Twin Cities metro area - we serve 10,000 individuals, families, and seniors in more than 6,100 units of housing. Households living in CommonBond's Minnesota housing communities earn an average of $19,000 per year.
CommonBond is deeply experienced and knowledgeable in developing affordable housing, doing so for 51 years. CommonBond is requesting $1,000,000 to aid in developing 120 units of affordable housing with on-site affordable childcare, Rise on 7 and RISE Early Learning, in St. Louis Park. This project is unique in that Westwood Lutheran/RISE Early Learning Center will open an affordable childcare center in the building. The project will open in late 2023, and CommonBond will offer the childcare space to RISE Early rent-free for ten years.
The proposed co-located affordable housing and childcare center would be the first development of its kind in the area, and can provide a national replicable model for CommonBond and future developers. The $1,000,000 requested is the development cost of building out the commercial space for RISE Early Learning, as our traditional housing development resources can only pay for the housing portion of the project. |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Maple Grove |
The Highway 610 Extension project will complete the long-sought Highway 610 corridor which has been planned, designed, and constructed over the past 50 years beginning with a preliminary study in 1973. The Project will improve regional mobility and roadway safety with the construction of the Highway 610 segment that will connect the existing County Road 30 to Trunk Highway (TH) 610 via bridges over Interstate 94 (I-94). The project will also complete the unfinished system interchange at I-94 and TH 610, improve traffic capacity along I-94 by adding auxiliary lanes between TH 610 and Maple Grove Parkway, and upgrade/realign Hennepin County Road 30 to provide reliable and direct access to both I-94 and TH 610. |
Maple Grove |
MN |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern Anoka Community Assistance (SACA) |
SACA is a 501(c)(3) food shelf and thrift store located in Columbia Heights that provides basic needs services to the highest needs communities in Anoka County and NE Minneapolis. Our mission is to provide food and resources to those in need while empowering dignity and independence in those we serve in our community. Our programs include a client choice food shelf, a food delivery service for homebound seniors and people with disabilities, service referrals, a Food Shelf Partnership with local schools, holiday and toy drives, and emergency assistance. In 2021, we served 49,100 individuals, children, and seniors and distributed 800,000 pounds of food.
SACA is raising funds for an urgently needed new facility. Our current building is inadequate, forcing us to store much of our food off-site and preventing us from expanding our services to better serve our diverse community. We have identified a parcel of land on 42nd Avenue NE and Jackson Street NE in Columbia Heights, and are working with the City of Columbia Heights to acquire it. To date, we have $2.45 Million committed towards our $4.65 Million goal from individual donors, civic organizations, conventional financing, public funding, and in-kind support, and are working with various partners to raise the remaining funds.
Our new facility will include a food shelf, a warehouse for storing food, a thrift store, offices for staff and client consultations, and a technology center. It will enable us to serve 50% more families and expand our services. |
Columbia Heights |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum |
"This project seeks to create a safer and more efficient entrance to the MN Landscape Arbroetum. Activities include the following:
New Entrance Construction Activities:
New roadway from TH-5 to tie into existing
Revised Road and Path Circulation around Learning Center
Revised road west side of existing parking and new link to 3-mile Drive
Recommended pedestrian circulation paths in existing parking lot
Revised road work around existing gatehouse
Revising current entrance to Exit only with extended acceleration lane
New Gatehouse and gates
New Entrance Non-construction Activities:
Boorsma Farm demolition with remediation
several landscaping and Fencing Activities
" |
Chanhassen, Chaska, Victoria |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Louis Park |
The NOAH land trust project would provide affordable housing in perpetuity through a unique program that utilizes the land-trust model to remove the land costs from the project and facilitate long-term affordability. This program requires substantially less financial subsidy than new construction of affordable housing, prevents displacement of low-income households in areas experiencing gentrification, and preserves naturally occurring affordable units.
The city would partner with a non-profit or mission-driven developer and a local land trust to acquire an 11-30 unit naturally occurring affordable housing apartment building. After acquiring the building, it would be rehabbed. In particular, energy and sustainability improvements would be made to address climate change and decrease utility costs. The city would sell the physical building to the developer with covenants restricting the rent and rent increases, and the land would be held by the land trust ensuring affordability in perpetuity. |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brooten |
The City of Brooten, MN needs funding for expanding their drinking water and wastewater service to all the residents within city limits. This project would loop the watermain to help alleviate problems with stagnant water, replace a less than optimal lift station, lower shallow sewer lines to allow for expansion, and construct a well and well house to provide the required capacity for city needs. Additionally, expanding industry (meat processing) in Brooten is needing the infrastructure to support their operations, while the city wants to monitor the wastewater BOD for the safety and well-being of the residents. |
Brooten |
MN |
$4,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakeville |
"The project includes engineering and design for the future reconstruction of the deficient Interstate 35 (I-35) and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 50 interchange. The project will implement innovative options for the interchange, feature new solutions for stormwater management, incorporate multi-modal connections and prioritize safety initiatives. The completed project is a critical step and serves as the guide for completing right-of-way acquisition and assisting stakeholder planning efforts in advancing toward construction.
The existing I-35 and CSAH 50 interchange is an interim configuration that is deficient in capacity and geometry, and lacks adequate sight distance and turn lanes, resulting in traffic congestion and public safety issues. Lakeville was the fastest growing city in Dakota County and the Twin Cities Metropolitan region in the past ten years. As planned growth continues, replacing this deficient interchange is critical to address increasing traffic congestion and public safety issues, and for the area to remain economically competitive across growing state, national and global markets." |
Lakeville |
MN |
$5,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Boyd |
"The City of Boyd has infrastructure that is over 40 years old and many portions have reached the end of their useful life due to their advanced age and the deteriorating conditions. Deteriorating and leaking watermain pipe and service saddles have contributed to the loss of approximately 30% of the water Boyd residents and businesses have purchased from Lincoln-Pipestone Rural Water (LPRW). Considering the condition of the service saddles and pipe, it is likely that watermain issues will increase in frequency and severity leading to disruptions in service, increased potential for contamination, and costly emergency repairs. A deteriorating and leaking watermain system is environmentally and financially wasteful.
Portions of Boyd's storm sewer system are ineffective and have contributed to flooding of both private and public properties in several areas of the City. Continued deterioration of the storm sewer system will increase the intensity and severity of damage to property and safety risk to residents. Replacing the deteriorated storm sewer system will alleviate flooding issues, increase public safety, and reduce the amount of time and resources the City of Boyd spends on maintaining the system and addressing flooding issues. The existing streets are in poor condition and require replacement along with the underground piping." |
Boyd |
MN |
$8,104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sauk Rapids |
The funds would be used for the construction of improvements to Mayhew Creek Park in Sauk Rapids, including trails, ball fields, and an outdoor aquatic center. The 120-acre park is already owned by the City of Sauk Rapids and the improvements would add a total of ten (10) ball fields, batting cages, an ice skating loop, an outdoor aquatic center, and parking/utilities for the park. |
Sauk Rapids |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Henry |
"The City of Lake Henry, MN is in need of funding for replacement wastewater, stormwater, and street infrastructure. Portions of the existing system are approaching 70 years of age and are in poor condition. The existing sanitary sewer system contains vitrified clay pipe that has holes, cracks, separations between sections, and poorly sealed service connections that lead to blockages, sewer backups into resident homes, freeze-ups, and excessive inflow and infiltration, as well as manholes that are of brick-and-mortar construction and deteriorating, leaking, and in poor condition.
The City's storm sewer is composed of clay, reinforced concrete pipe, and corrugated polyethylene. One section of storm sewer causes flooding during rain events due to the shape of a ditch that prevent stormwater from flowing properly, and another area of town experience flooding in basements and on private property due to the lack of gutter and storm sewer. Some streets will require replacement along with the underground piping." |
Lake Henry |
MN |
$1,278,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moorhead |
The Bluestem Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge project consists of construction of a bicycle/pedestrian bridge across the Red River between Moorhead MN and Fargo ND. The bridge is planned adjacent to the Bluestem Center for the Arts, a 3,000-seat amphitheater built in 2009 hosting the acclaimed Trollwood Performing Arts High School Theater program and numerous local, regional, and national concerts and events. The bridge would safely connect Moorhead's 14-mile Red River Corridor Trail with Fargo ND's trail system. The nearest dedicated bicycle/pedestrian river crossing is nearly 8 miles from Bluestem. A bridge designed for vehicular traffic is 5 miles from Bluestem, but access is via a high speed minor arterial roadway, not safe for the students of Trollwood or the many metro area residents and visitors that attend events at Bluestem who may need or want to commute to the facilities by foot or bicycle. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prinsburg |
The City of Prinsburg, MN needs funding for replacement of select portions of the city's stormwater system to correct the lack of adequate drainage by the existing system. Replacing sections of the stormwater system will reduce the flooding of roads, homes, businesses, and other public areas that have already sustained damages in the past due to poor drainage in the City. |
Prinsburg |
MN |
$9,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Highway 169 North Task Force |
"TH 169 Spot SAFETY and Mobility Improvements between TH1/169 and St. Louis County Road 88, west of Ely. (Tower-Soudan to Ely)
RP 267 Grade Lowering TH 169 east of Soudan - new Vermilion State Park Entrance. Sight Line Improvement.
RP 275-276 Horizontal Curve Correction.
RP 276-278 Wolf Creek Pass Road (Morse Township Road) Grade Correction, Turn Lane Construction and Realignment.
RP 278-279 Wolf Lake Road (St. Louis County Road 404) Turn Lane Construction and TH 169 Realignment.
" |
Tower-Soudan (Breitung Twnshp) to Ely (Morse Twnshp) |
MN |
$13,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hector, MN |
The City of Hector, MN needs funding for urgent safety upgrades to their airside Airport infrastructure. The Airport in its current layout has a number of serious deficiencies including obstructions in its approach to Runway 12, obstructions to a clear Runway Visibility Zone (RVZ) at the intersecting runways, and a too-narrow paved runway. The existing Runway 12/30 lighting is not FAA-approved non-frangible lighting and there is no beacon as required for night operations, nor are other safety-related navigational aids such as Precision Approach Path Indicators (PAPIs) and Runway End Identifier Lights (REILs). The length of Runway 12/30 is inadequate to meet the needs of the most demanding aircraft using the airport, the Air Tractor 502, used by the agricultural spraying company that is based at the Hector airport, and for medical evacuation services (medivac) aircraft needs. |
Hector |
MN |
$7,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wood Lake |
"Wood Lake began planning for a major citywide utility infrastructure improvements project in mid-2016 due to significant citywide utility concerns, including: outdated watermain dating back to 1927 with asbestos and lead issues, significant defects in the sewer main, major flooding events due to inadequate storm sewer, and multiple critical health & safety hazards associated with deteriorating sanitary lift stations and forcemains. Wood Lake's sewer project was ranked #2 on MPCA's CWRF 2020 PPL at 93 points and we have three water projects currently on MDH's DWRF 2020 PPL list.
The project has been broken into multiple stages with construction beginning in 2021 for Phase One and an additional phase to follow.
The City has secured funding for the majority of the water and wastewater utility systems. However, there is a still a major gap in the funding needed for storm and street work. With the debt the city is incurring with the drinking water and wastewater upgrades, our residents cannot afford additional debt for storm and street which would leave our project ultimately unfinished. This funding request would fill this gap and allow us to fully complete the project. " |
Wood Lake |
MN |
$8,690,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tracy, MN |
Federal funds will be used to reconstruct Runway 11/29 and relocate the two thresholds to improve safety and protect its future utility. The funds will also be used to construct a 650' long 4'x6' box culvert to maintain necessary water flow of the stream, while bringing the RSA into compliance with FAA dimensional requirements. The stream is not regulated by City, Township, County, or State requirements, and it is not a state or federally protected waterway. The installation of the culvert would allow the city to preserve the stream course and to build up the ground elevation in the RSA to bring it into compliance. |
Tracy |
MN |
$5,624,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lamberton |
The City of Lamberton, MN needs funding for the extension of City Sewer and Water to service its Industrial Park and a large industrial user. The City of Lamberton has zoned city owned property just outside of current city sewer and water services. This industrial park is intended to attract new business to the community to create jobs, retain residents, and increase the City's tax capacity to help fund necessary repair to its aging infrastructure. Due to its current tax base and above average debt to resident ratio, Lamberton has been unable to fund the much-needed sewer and water extension required to attract new business necessary to keep the town viable. Infrastructure projects are costly on a per-business basis and often limit a city's ability to acquire the anchor business for industrial park growth. The City of Lamberton needs build-ready sites to secure and retain business partners to stabilize the population and quality of life in Lamberton. |
Lamberton |
MN |
$7,753,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks Highway Infrastructure Program funding to improve walking, biking, and transit facilities on Broadway Avenue N. Federal transportation investment will help to transform a roadway with one of Rochester's most hazard intersections into a Complete Street, improving safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and bus riders. Multi-modal improvements will also connect residents with trails along the Zumbro River, Cascade Creek, and Silver Lake. |
Rochester |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hanley Falls |
"The City of Hanley Falls, MN needs funding for replacement of existing drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and street infrastructure. Portions of the existing system are over 100 years old and are in very poor condition. The existing drinking water distribution system contains not only lead service lines, but lead-caulked joints in the watermains. The sanitary sewer system is comprised of old clay tile pipe and Orangeburg pipe, which, in non-technical terms, is best compared to a tar-soaked cardboard tube. Infiltration due to the poor condition of the sanitary sewer, combined with several direct connections from the stormwater system, results in frequent bypassing of raw wastewater into the Yellow Medicine River and backups into homes. The existing streets are in poor condition and require replacement along with the underground piping.
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement drinking water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, stormwater collection, and street infrastructure. Piping to be replaced includes approximately 2/3 of the drinking water distribution system, approximately 3/4 of the wastewater collection system, and approximately 1/2 of the storm sewer system." |
Hanley Falls |
MN |
$12,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Olmsted County |
The project consists of a proposed interchange at CSAH 44 (formerly County Road 104) and TH 14, and an associated flyover structure at 7th Street NW. Infrastructure elements include four bridge structures, retaining walls, pavement, lighting, and active transportation facilities. The intersection of CSAH 44 and TH 14 is located on the west side of Rochester and has significant safety concerns due to a skewed geometric angle, an at-grade railroad crossing, a 65-mph speed limit on TH 14, and high traffic volumes on both the trunk highway and the county highway. By removing two at-grade intersections, 64 conflict points will be eliminated thus improving safety and increasing mobility. Engineering services are underway for environmental documentation, design, and right of way acquisition. Construction is anticipated to begin in FY24 and this funding request will support completion of engineering services (preliminary and final design) and right-of-way acquisition in FY23. |
Cascade and Kalmar Townships |
MN |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Russell |
"Due to aging and deteriorating infrastructure, the City of Russell is planning a citywide utilities project including a new water tower, upgrades to its drinking water distribution, wastewater, and stormwater systems, along with corresponding street work.
Portions of Russell's drinking water distribution system are more than 85 years old and in failing condition. Russell's water tower was built in 1935 and at the end of its useful life. In 2015, televising revealed the wastewater system was in poor condition with several areas requiring immediate attention due to deteriorating conditions, pooling, and spillage of untreated wastewater. Our city is also prone to flooding during heavy rain events due to deteriorating storm sewer lines and inadequate capacity.
Russell's city leaders are working to secure funding for the water and wastewater utility systems. While a large portion of these two systems improvements will meet funding requirements for federal and state grant and loan programs, there will still be a major gap in the funding needed for storm and street work. These items are not grant fundable by other federal and state agencies. With the debt the city will be incurring with the drinking water and wastewater upgrades, our residents cannot afford additional debt for storm and street which would leave our project ultimately unfinished. This funding request would fill this gap and allow us to fully complete the project" |
Russell |
MN |
$6,783,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wabasha |
"The City of Wabasha is requesting a project that would not only have implications for regional road infrastructure but have an important economic development impact for the community and its downtown. The City is proposing a project that would construct a new roadway segment that would allow for realignment of Trunk Highway 60 within the city. This would route dangerous truck traffic away from residential areas and create a more efficient route. The current route is subject to frequent flooding and has created numerous crashes, the most recent one documented in 2020. Additionally, the athletic field, currently in major disrepair and located in the proposed re-route area, would be re-located to city-owned land, allowing for a newly rebuilt recreational facility that would help positively engage youth year-round (baseball fields, volleyball, a hockey rink, and skate park).
Finally, the land surrounding the new highway would have new public infrastructure added to incentive future residential and commercial growth that is desperately needed by the community. This includes the creation of trail connectivity to parks, dredging of a slough to create cleaner water habitat and restore a Mississippi backwater for recreation, and bringing in dredged material to create berms and elevations out of the flood plain.
The total cost for this project highway project is $6,400,000. For all phases of the project, total is $10,800,000. The City is requesting $1,000,000 from this request. The other sources of financing for this project are: City bonding, State bonding funding, and MNDot funds for turnback funding." |
Wabasha |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Willmar |
The Northeast Water Treatment Plant (NEWTP) experiences high source water ammonia concentrations that lead to distribution system nitrification and the formation of chlorinated disinfection by-products (DBPs) when breakpoint chlorination occurs. Due to the elevated levels of chlorinated DBPs, WMU cannot breakpoint chlorinate the source water ammonia. |
Willmar |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Red Wing, Minnesota |
"The $2.0 million federal funds ask will be used for capital construction costs for a recreational trail. The project will be built meeting the requirements of the ADA, the Minnesota DOT Bikeways Facility Design Manual and the AASHTO guide for the development of bicycle facilities. The project has been awarded partial federal FHWA funding for engineering investigations, design development, environmental review ($480,000) and capital construction costs ($795,000).
The .75 mile recreational trail will be non-motorized and provide the connection for two of Red Wing's riverfront parks; He Mni Can-Barn Bluff Regional Park and Colvill Park. Colvill Park is a multi-function 29 acre city park. The trail will provide an alternate travel way, other than the highway shoulder or a heavily travelled arterial street, in an economically designated Low Income Census tract. It's expected this trail will be heavily utilized by children to travel to and from Colvill Park which includes the city's public swimming aquatic center.
This trail corridor segment will abut an area of the Mississippi River known as Colvill Bay along the TH 61 Great River Road Scenic Byway corridor and which is listed as an Important Birding Area. The area is known for birding and draws bird watchers from the region. The trail location is an exceptional location to view many of the 300 species of birds that live and migrate along the Mississippi Flyway. A birding overlook is planned at the mid-point of this trail segment.
" |
Red Wing |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Tyler |
In early 2018, the City of Tyler received heavy rainfall events that resulted in localized flooding. The poor condition of the City's undersized primary wastewater main became apparent from that point on when sewage began to backup in residential basements after every significant rainfall event. It became the City's #1 goal to improve the wastewater infrastructure to reduce environmental and health impacts, ensure long-term economic growth, and keep utility rates for low to moderate-income residents at a reasonable rate. Mid 2019, engineering plans were completed and the project's initial estimate came in at $4.4 million. Due to the cost being more than the city could afford with current debt obligations, the city made the decision to pursue Federal and State grants and made a request for the inclusion in the 2020 MN State Bonding Bill. Being unsuccessful in the February 2021, the city felt that they could no longer wait and decided to proceed with obtaining bids for the project. COVID-19 and the Polar Vortex that struck Texas resulted in a low bid of $7.29 million. The high cost forced the city to seek assistance through the 2022 Bonding Bill and CDS funding. The city is requesting assistance for 50% of the cost of the project which will go towards a Wastewater Rehabilitation project that includes re-routing and replacing 2.3 miles of failing infrastructure and updating the system's primary lift station. Completing this project will improve the overall function of the city's entire wastewater system and ensure community viability. |
Tyler |
MN |
$3,646,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moorhead |
The City of Moorhead is planning a new Community Center and Regional Library within a redevelopment area in our downtown. The community is fully engaged in planning the facility to connect people to people in ways that allows Moorhead and its residents to flourish. An important component will be a Community Center for Entrepreneurship, providing co-working and incubator space for community members, with special emphasis on equity - developing and supporting female and foreign-born entrepreneurs. The Community Center and Regional Library will replace a 1960s vintage public library. Co-working and conferencing space, technology, and business supports such as three-dimensional printing and a studio for recording and podcasts are planned. This will be the Community Center of the future. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Halstad |
The Cities of Climax, Nielsville, Beltrami, Halstad, Hendrum, Perley, Borup, and Felton, along with Shelly Township and many rural individuals, have begun collaborating on a long-term, regional, interstate water project to address significant water supply issues for their communities. These cities are working with an established regional water district in North Dakota already serving approximately 15,000 people throughout the Grand Forks region. |
Halstad |
MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Peoples Lutheran Chapel |
The objective of this renovation project is to prepare the Peoples Church shelter for our next 20 years of operation, and will address the safety guidelines for the Covid-19 pandemic as well as other infectious diseases. Our last renovation was after our founding 23 years ago. With as many as 50 people using the shelter daily, the building has a lot of wear and tear. On our main floor, where our sanctuary doubles as the congregate sleeping space, the walls and ceiling will be repaired and painted, and the flooring replaced. An accessible half-bathroom and shower room will be completed. Front and rear entry doors will be replaced with doors with crash bars. The rear/parking lot entrance will have new steps, ramp and deck, and a push-button electric door opener. Front and back stairways will be rebuilt with new hand rails for safety. The basement kitchen space will be enclosed with a lockable door and service window. Food and other storage areas will be revamped with sturdy, washable shelving. Walls and ceilings will be repaired and painted, and all flooring will be replaced. Two basement windows will have new window wells meeting egress standards. The congregate dining area will be expanded for social distancing and have new tables. Two mini-split heat/air conditioning units and an air exchange system will be installed. Basement utilities will be enclosed, with a washer and dryer and floor sink added for staff use. The basement half-bathroom will be rehabbed with washable surfaces. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$271,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burnsville |
"The Highway 13 and Nicollet Avenue Mobility Improvement Project grade separates the intersection of Minnesota Highway 13 and Nicollet Avenue. Today, this intersection is plagued with high crashes, traffic congestion (including for transit vehicles accessing regional hubs), and stressful and dangerous crossings for pedestrians and bicyclists. With two major transit stations directly adjacent and in close proximity to Interstate 35W, this intersection is considered one of the most important for transit access in the southern Minneapolis/St Paul metropolitan region. Highway 13 is a primary east-west connection and essential freight and commuter corridor between US Highway 169 and I-35W south of the Minnesota River. Locally, the corridor functions as the gateway to the City of Burnsville's Heart of the City (HOC), a Transit Oriented Development (TOD) downtown providing mixed-use housing and jobs for a range of incomes. See the following link to view a layout and letters of support.
https://burnsvillemn.gov/2300/Hwy-13-and-Nicollet-Mobility-Improvement " |
Burnsville |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County |
This project will provide funding to develop the final design plans for the reconstruction of the I-35 and County Highway 50 interchange to advance the project to construction. The existing I-35 and County Highway 50 interchange does not have sufficient capacity, sight distance or turn lanes, which results in delays and safety issues in this growing area of Lakeville, Dakota County's largest city. Dakota County and the City of Lakeville have been planning to replace this deficient interchange since 2004 and have made significant local investments in right of way acquisition, local road reconfiguration, and drainage improvements. The total estimated construction cost of the interchange is $45 million. Proceeding with design of the interchange will ensure the project is shovel ready and eligible for upcoming grant solicitations from various funding sources. |
Lakeville |
MN |
$5,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Frazee Community Development Corporation |
"The purpose of this project request is to fund a portion of the design and engineering costs of Phase I as a part of the establishment of Wannigan Regional Park, a 175 acre regional park. Elements for design in phase I are an access road extension, utilities, a short term campground of 49 sites featuring RV sites as well as individual tent sites, a unique Ojibwe camping experience, a group camping area, canoe / kayak river access, two trailheads, hard and natural surface trails, and picnic shelters and areas.
Wannigan Regional Park will be located on the border of the City of Frazee in Burlington Township in Becker County, within a lake country corridor that experiences a lot of tourist traffic. Wannigan Regional Park is comprised of the meeting of three biomes that include coniferous and deciduous forest and oak savanah prairie land which will provide a beautiful and contrasting setting on the Otter Tail River. The park is one mile from Main Street Frazee. The park will act as a hub for the federal North Country National Scenic Trail (hiking); the Otter Tail River State Water Trail (canoeing/kayaking); and the Heartland State Trail.
" |
Becker County |
MN |
$623,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County |
The City of Dalton contacted the Otter Tail County Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) to assist them in sparking residential construction on 4.5 acres of city-owned land in a neighborhood located just north of its downtown and within walking distance to the Dalton Community Center and Central Lakes Trail. The site is the former location of a mobile home park, which was purchased by the city in 2019. The "North Fields of Dalton" Senior Housing Rental Homes is a one story four-plex to provide affordable senior housing to county seniors aged 55 and better. Each unit will be approximately 1,500 square feet in size, with two bedrooms and two baths per unit. The development will serve low-income seniors with household income less than 60% of Area Median Income, which is $35,760 for a household of two people. Rents will be affordable in relation to household incomes and will be far below market rate rentals.
The Otter Tail County HRA will be entering into a Development Agreement in near future to enable the purchase of the property by the HRA. The closing is anticipated to occur in the Summer of 2022, upon completion of the final plat. The HRA will own and operate this development and will be responsible to set rental rates on an annual basis to ensure ongoing affordability. |
Dalton |
MN |
$826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County |
"The Dakota County Board of Commissioners is committed to maintaining a greenway system that serves more than 650,000 visitors a year in a way that safely separates the public from high-speed roads and railways, and provides equitable access to people of diverse backgrounds, interests and abilities. The county requests $4.995 million to continue this work and to honor the more than 23,000 veterans who live in Dakota County by establishing the Veterans Memorial Greenway.
Development of the Veterans Memorial Greenway is critical to improving pedestrian safety. The current route will remove safety barriers including crossing conflicts with 54,000 trucks and other vehicles daily on County Roads 71 and 73, and State Highways 3and 52. The greenway design will also enhance pedestrian safety from trains traveling on two active rail lines. The greenway's accessibility features will welcome the county's more than 6,600 disabled veterans and other users with disabilities." |
Eagan, Inver Grove Heights |
MN |
$4,995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Community Action Partnership, Inc. |
United Community Action Partnership (UCAP) seeks funding to preserve the emergency shelter program in Meeker County and the surrounding area. Specifically, UCAP requests funds to purchase and renovate/rehab a building that is divided into four units. The building is currently being leased by a community partner (Meeker Area Ministries), while UCAP provides supportive services. This model, which has been in operation for 12 years, has been working well, but the building owner has now decided to sell the property, so we are seeking funds to preserve our ability to provide emergency shelter in this area.
The total project cost is $468,000, which includes the purchase price/closing costs of $162,000, as well as renovations/appliances/furnishings of $231,100, planning/design costs of $28,100, and a 10% contingency budget of $46,800. UCAP requests $380,000 to complete the project.
This project is planned to serve 50-60 families annually, and has a solid sustainability plan. Meeker Area Ministries has provided financial support to this project since the beginning and has committed to continue to assist with ongoing operations costs such as utilities, snow removal, lawn care, etc. They and other partners have committed to provide volunteers to continue to provide basic maintenance and cleaning/sanitizing between families as well. Finally, UCAP is a long-term grantee of funding from the State of Minnesota to provide supportive services to people experiencing homelessness. |
Litchfield |
MN |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northeastern Minnesota |
"The funds will be used to help build two new childcare facilities, one in Chisholm and one in Ely. These facilities are estimated to serve 240 children across the Iron Range. The lack of childcare availability is severely impacting workforce recruitment and retention in our region.
Chisholm - Land is donated by Delta Airlines, and predevelopment plans are complete. Construction of an 8,000-square-foot facility is being proposed. The childcare facility will be licensed for 80 full-time equivalent children and will serve approximately 130 youth part-time to full-time. This is a $1.6 million project. The community of Chisholm and surrounding townships of Balkan, Side Lake, and Buhl have no childcare facilities. We are proposing to contribute $500,000 in federal funds to this project for construction; completion date Feb. 22, 2023.
Ely - Land is donated by the city of Ely, and predevelopment plans are complete. Construction of a 7,000 square-foot facility is being proposed. The childcare facility will be licensed for 70 full-time equivalent children and will serve approximately 110 youth part-time to full-time. This is a $1.2 million project. The city of Ely and the surrounding communities of Winton, Morse Township, and Babbitt have no childcare facilities. We are proposing to contribute $500,000 in federal funds to this project for planning and construction; completion date Aug. 15, 2023.
This request also includes a reserved $200,000 in funding for UWNEMN to provide additional support to existing facilities - trainings, workforce development, and/or emergency funding - as needed." |
Chisholm and Ely |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lower Sioux Indian Community |
Lower Sioux currently is in dire need of acquiring and developing new lands to build new homes. With Congressional support Lower Sioux will acquire 80 acres of land as the first step in the tribe's overall expansion plan for housing and community development. Our overall expansion plan consists of acquiring 230 acres and developing infrastructure on these and an additional 180 acres (for a total of 410 acres) to expand our ability to house our tribal citizens. It has been a struggle in the past for Lower Sioux to purchase land around the borders of the reservation but backing from US Congress could prove crucial in not only purchasing these 80 acres, but also for future land acquisitions and infrastructure as well. |
Morton |
MN |
$920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cass Clay Community Land Trust |
According to 2019 State of the State's Housing report, there is a 31% homeownership gap between white homeowners and people of color homeownership rates.
Funding will provide members of underserved populations with a path to homeownership and an opportunity to generate wealth.
Through a shared-equity model, each home's long-term affordability will be guaranteed in perpetuity, providing future low- to moderate-income households an opportunity to experience homeownership.
Providing affordable homeownership options is the first step. Cass Clay CLT is committed to each homeowner's long-term success. Through a robust stewardship program, homeowners learn how to maintain their home, implement a household budget that meets their financial obligations and goals, and become more connected to the community.
To better serve our entire community, we have been researching Islamic finance laws and working to find a solution for households looking for a Shariah-compliant lending option. The Consensus Council has funded this research and through our partnerships, we have identified a lender willing to work with Cass Clay CLT in writing Shariah-compliant mortgages. This partnership will eliminate an obstacle for households practicing Islam and will provide an opportunity for more households to access homeownership.
Because of your support, Clay County will be able to develop additional long-term affordable owner-occupied homes, providing opportunities to own a home, generate generational wealth, increase property values and increase property tax revenue. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Build Wealth Minnesota Inc |
"Build Wealth MN (BWMN) is a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) and is launching the 9,000 Equities Fund to provide homeownership and financial education, affordable first mortgages or equivalent financing opportunities to households struggling to access mortgage credit in underserved communities of color. The Fund aims to directly address disparity gaps in homeownership and wealth experienced by African Americans in Minnesota. BWM has been providing lending for homeownership in these underserved communities for over 12 years, and its work includes financial literacy, homeownership education, loan origination, processing, underwriting, packaging and assigning to a secondary market partner.
Communities of color are an increasing share of the state's population, yet too many of these households are struggling to access the mortgage market. The foreclosure crisis of 2009-2010 fell disproportionately on households of color resulting in significant declines in homeownership rates. Increasing values, lower interest rates, absence of housing stock and the shifts in higher construction cost caused by a healthier real estate market has made it difficult for certain groups to realize the dream of homeownership. The cost to build new homes at an affordable price without major subsidies or accessing favorable loan products has become exceedingly difficult. " |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army Harbor Light Center |
"We are requesting Congressionally-Directed Spending Funds to rehabilitate the restrooms in our shelter's lobby. These restroom facilities receive heavy usage during normal operations and have been in dire need of repair for years. Multiple plumbing and electrical fixtures are not functional and have been blocked off with plastic and tape, and counter surfaces and stall partitions show significant deterioration. The overall effect is an unsanitary and undignified environment for emergency shelter clients and other members of the community who interact with our services. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$193,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Housing and Redevelopment Authority |
The Haven of Hope Domestic Violence Shelter is a 24 bed emergency shelter for adults and their children who are fleeing domestic violence. The shelter is staffed 24 hours a day to provide support to those who are staying there. All services provided at the Haven of Hope are free of charge. HOPE Coalition rents the building the shelter is located in from the Red Wing HRA.
The shelter consists of seven studio apartments and shared laundry room, food storage kitchen, family playroom and secure outdoor space. The HRA maintains the property as funds are available. The HRA would like to replace all the flooring to a highly durable product and to remove all carpeting in the building. There has been some replacement of the flooring but not the entire building and due to limited budget, that flooring is easily damaged. With having higher quality flooring, it would be less likely for damage and easier to keep clean to avoid spreading germs. One area that still has carpet is the playroom. The current carpet is very old and with children playing in there, germs can easily be spread. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Housing and Redevelopment Authority |
The Haven of Hope Domestic Violence Shelter is a 24 bed emergency shelter for adults and their children who are fleeing domestic violence. The shelter is staffed 24 hours a day to provide support to those who are staying there. All services provided at the Haven of Hope are free of charge. HOPE Coalition rents the building the shelter is located in from the Red Wing HRA.
The shelter consists of seven studio apartments and shared laundry room, food storage kitchen, family playroom and secure outdoor space. The HRA maintains the property as funds are available and have been searching for funds to replace the current HVAC system. The HVAC system is past its useful lifespan at 27 years old and there are issues regulating the temperature in the building. The HVAC system includes two furnaces, two condensers, thermostats and diffusers. |
Red Wing
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MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Ely |
To Modernize our existing fire detection and security system and to improve the safety and well being of the Tenants and the forty unit complex. The current fire detection works as at it should, but the system is thirty years old and need updating. The current security system is in place, but the right now not all the cameras are operational and the current coverage is sparse. |
Ely
|
MN |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Churches United in Ministry (CHUM) |
The January 2020, St. Louis County Point-in-Time Count revealed that 192 people were staying at an emergency shelter and 284 people were unsheltered. Duluth has 155 shelter beds (47 are in domestic violence shelters) and all shelters operate beyond capacity.
CHUM operates the largest Emergency Congregate Shelter and Drop-in Center north of the Twin Cities. We have an 80-bed Congregate Shelter for adults and our staff provide compassionate advocacy to help people meet their basic needs, address the situations that lead to homelessness, and return to housing.
In 2018, CHUM lowered shelter barriers to help people with serious Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorder by changing our standard for shelter entry from sobriety-based to behavior-based, as long as our guest's behavior was not dangerous to themselves or others. An unintended consequence of this change is that unhoused people who are working on sobriety, or cannot tolerate overcrowded shelter conditions, or want to avoid potential contact with drug users and dealers, or a former abuser, choose to remain unsheltered.
CHUM seeks to expand its shelter facility to create a high barrier shelter by constructing an addition onto the second floor and adding a third floor to its Congregate Shelter/Drop-in Center facility. |
Duluth
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MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Paul Public Housing Agency |
Neill Hi-Rise is home to over 100 low-income residents of St Paul, MN. Having a safe and reliable electrical system is a necessity, and while the current electrical system is safe and functional, there are critical components that could fail due to normal aging and corrosion (many of these components are also difficult to find replacement parts).
In 2019, the PHA hired an electrical consultant to inspect the electrical systems at each of the PHA's 16 hi-rises, and the consultant listed Neill Hi-Rise as a building with a critical need for electrical system modernization.
Electrical system replacement at Neill Hi-Rise would include replacement of the building's 58 year old electrical service, switchgear, bus duct, and electrical distribution panels within the building. The work would also include relocation of the existing transformers from their current location within the building (which is a safety concern per Xcel Energy) to a new location on the building's exterior. We would hire an electrical contractor to complete this important life safety work, and we would partner with Xcel Energy in the relocation of the transformers. |
Saint Paul
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MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Women's Shelter & Support Center |
Southeast Rural Minnesota is in desperate need of resources and advocacy for victims of domestic violence, stalking, dating violence, and sexual assault. We intend to address a victim's ability to access life saving services, safe housing/shelter, and advocacy for individuals living in fear of violence. Current services are limited and the need exacerbated by isolation, COVID19, limited staff/funding to provide services, increase in violence, and an increase of severity of violence.
Urban areas are often where primary funding and shelter services are focused, often leaving victims in rural communities without access to the same level of services and safety as their urban counterparts. Funding will allow us to increase our ability to access underserved and underrepresented populations such as BIPOC, Limited English Proficiency, LGBTQ1A, Elderly, Amish, and Male victims that reside in Rural SEMN and provide access to safe housing and services focused on sustaining a life free of violence. Lastly this project would provide our agency with reliable transportation. Allowing us the ability to transport victims from remote areas to safety, transport more than one family, or allow us to transport larger families together vs. having to separate parents from children in multiple cars. |
Rochester
|
MN |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ascension Place, Inc. DBA Haven Housing |
Haven Housing has offered shelter and housing in North Minneapolis since 1981 for people experiencing homelessness. We own three properties out of which our programs operate. Two of them are former convents (built in 1940 and 1948) and need rehabilitation, improved ventilation, and additional repairs for the health and safety of residents. Our shelter for 16 families is one of just two shelters for homeless families in Hennepin County, and a critical resource for North Minneapolis. Our 32-unit Supportive Housing serves single adult women coming out of homelessness, treatment, prison or hospitalization for mental health concerns. This housing program consistently has a waiting list for those needing housing supports and programming that leads to an improved ability to live independently.
We are seeking the following support:
1) $150,000 to replace all the aging windows at our family shelter, St. Anne's Place (2634 Russell Avenue North). This will complete a property-wide rehabilitation for which we have thus far secured $2,822,683 (ESG, ARPA, and philanthropy) to replace mechanical, electrical and plumbing, install new HVAC throughout, and replace flooring and furnishings.
2) $3,902,319 to replace mechanical, electrical and plumbing, and install new HVAC throughout our Supportive Housing, Ascension Place (1803 Bryant Avenue North). |
Minneapolis
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MN |
$4,052,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oasis Central Minnesota |
Funding is needed for the purchase and renovation of emergency shelter space in Morrison County, Minnesota. This program serves both individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Morrison County and surrounding area. Funding would provide updates for health and safety as well as bring up to ADA accessibility standards. There is no other emergency shelter provider in Morrison County and much of the surrounding area. |
Morrison County
|
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family Values for Life |
Family Values for Life is taking bold action to support families in Saint Paul by building an affordable housing complex and service hubthat includes on-site services for families, employment and training opportunities, and a strong sense of community. In our years of working with families to help them chart a path out of crisis, we consistently find stable housing to be a barrier. While Family Values for Life programs help adults build skills and strength through spiritual empowerment, mental alertness, physical fitness, and financial stability, and we witness their growth in these "pillar" areas, they still struggle to find housing. Our current programs build capacities for families to network and leverage resources within their community. We will build on these efforts by developing a "village" that families can depend on. Strong healthy families cultivate secure communities. |
Saint Paul
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MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fergus Falls |
The City of Fergus Falls requests $2.5 Mil in congressionally directed spending to offset the costs of infrastructure for housing development on property that is currently publicly owned. The property was purchased by the Fergus Falls Port Authority in the 90s for cleanup from its previous use as a private junkyard and replatted for both single-family and multifamily residential development. Assistance in offsetting the cost of infrastructure is needed to limit or eliminate the collection of assessments against the property and encourage the development of entry-level workforce housing. |
Fergus Falls
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MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fergus Falls |
The City of Fergus Falls has reached capacity in the industrial parks it invested in between 1987- early 2000s. This request for $2,219,333 would extend a road connection to vacant City-owned land and facilitate access to future industrial sites.
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Fergus Falls
|
MN |
$2,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth |
There is a pronounced lack of affordable, safe housing in Duluth, especially housing that is for sale. Duluth is a City of just under 90,000 people, and at some points in the past year, there have been fewer than 25 homes for sale at any given time, and half of those were well out of the "affordable" price range. Homeownership is a valuable tool for families to accrue and maintain wealth. Therefore, the HRA proposes to build a cottage village consisting of 18-20 "tiny homes" ranging in size from approximately 620 square feet up to 720 square feet, depending on the number of bedrooms. The HRA then proposes to sell the units at a discounted rate and at a very low or zero interest rate in an effort to give low income individuals and families the opportunity to own a home. Given construction costs, rising interest rates, and the ever more crowded real estate market, the HRA cannot accomplish this goal without the help of outside funding to close the affordability gap.
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Duluth
|
MN |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nameless Coalition for the Homeless |
We are requesting this grant to renovate the parking lot and green space at the New Day Center, a day shelter run by the Nameless Coalition for the Homeless in Bemidji. This is part of a larger renovation project required under the conditional use permit we received for this building.
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Bemidji
|
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homeless Helping Homeless |
There is a need to own the building to enable us to make capital improvements . We would like to construct indoor modules to house people experiencing homelessness in our low barrier shelter.
|
St. Cloud
|
MN |
$780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homeless Helping Homeless |
Funds are needed to construct safe, private, sleeping areas for up to 20 additional residents at our low barrier shelter.
|
St. Cloud
|
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Monticello |
The City of Monticello is in the process of a public-private partnership to re-development approximately 85% of a city block in our downtown core. The property is currently a blighted, low value area. The project would create a mixed-use residential and commercial development. Key components to this project include improvements to the adjacent roadways. This project is directly adjacent to State Highway 25 which has traffic volumes of approximately 35,000 vehicles per day and another adjacent roadway is Wright County State Highway 25 with approximately 15,000 vehicles per day. Given the high traffic volumes of the roadways on these two roadways the remaining two local streets will provide a critical access point for this project. These adjacent roadways don't currently connect as there is a significant grade difference between these two roadways. The proposed project would reconstruct these two roadways to provide for vehicular and pedestrian access between these two roadways. Given the private development cost estimated at approximately $31,800,000 the project can not bear these costs and assistance is necessary to make this project successful.
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Monticello
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MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carlton County |
raCSAH 61 Reconstruction, Streetscape & Recreational Trial Project addresses important concerns that have arisen since the transfer of ownership of this roadway to Carlton County in 1974. CSAH 61 was turned back to the County by MnDOT when I35 was constructed. Since the turnback the corridor along CSAH 61 has grown considerably in population and attracted several businesses that utilize the corridor to move goods and services. County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 61 is a major collector that connects the Towns of Cloquet/Scanlon to the Village of Esko and then Interstate 35. As the corridor has developed questions have evolved about the economic feasibility of the current geometry of the roadway; the safety and mobility of vehicular, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic; and the aesthetics of the roadway corridor. Since 1974 when CSAH 61 was turned back to Carlton County construction costs have skyrocketed and transportation funding has been fairly stagnant. Carlton County like many other local government agencies has made an effort to stretch the funds available as far as possible, but the continued deterioration of the roadway has forced the County to look for additional funding sources in order increase safety and mobility for vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians.
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Carlton County
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MN |
$15,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Faribault County Public Works |
Construct two new public works facilities to replace three outdated and dangerous facilities.
|
Blue Earth
|
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alexandria Housing & Redevelopment Authority |
"The Viking Towers is a 106 unit subsidized Public Housing Building. The exterior of the building is constructed of pre-cast concrete panels with a partial brick facade. The caulking in the building window frames, masonry joints, vertical expansion joints and horizontal relief angle joints was last replaced in 1992 and is showing signs of failure.
This proposal would allow for the repair of any cracks that have formed, the removal of old caulking/sealer and the installation of new caulking/sealer to eliminate water penetration and unconditioned air from entering the building envelope."
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Alexandria
|
MN |
$113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Cloud |
This project will complete a vital arterial corridor that encourages employment related
development and reduces reliance of local traffic on Interstate 94. The City of St. Cloud
has committed significant local resources to facilitate commercial and industrial
development parallel and adjacent to Interstate 94. Existing businesses adjacent to the
corridor employ over 3,000 workers with plans for continued expansion. More than 200
acres remain available for further job creation and urban infill development, yet have
lagged behind regional market demand given the limited access for suppliers, public
safety, and general commerce trips due to the lack of a road connection between the
I 94 Business Park and urban core. The Opportunity Drive interchange has untapped
capacity to aid in reducing the traffic volumes at the struggling interchange of I 94 and
Stearns County Road 75. The extension of Heatherwood Road will facilitate safe and
efficient movement of more than 8,000 business generated vehicle and freight trips per
day and complete the Beaver Island Trail along the 3.3 mile corridor.
The project will also result in replacement of the critical three-mile regional forcemain
sewer system that services the communities of St. Cloud, Sartell, Waite Park, Sauk
Rapids, St. Joseph, St. Augusta, and will serve the City of Foley in 2022. A significant
segment of the three-mile long dual pipe sewer force main system is installed directly
below the Heatherwood Road extension. This critical sewer system constructed in 1974
is experiencing significant increases in failures and is in need of replacement. The sewer
system conveys wastewater from the urbanized area of the seven communities to the
state-of-the-art operation at St. Cloud’s Wastewater Treatment Facility. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Preserve Appleton's Heritage, Inc. |
The project is to restore the Appleton Opera House and Historic City Hall which was built in 1895. We received a Minnesota Historical Society Legacy Grant for the preparation of construction documents that will guide us as we work on the critical exterior issues. On the list of critical repairs to keep water out and further damage: tuckpointing and limestone repair, new roof, bell tower masonry repair and louver repair, foundation repairs, and new windows and doors. Other things in the budget: HVAC replacement to prevent mold and make interior conditions possible to rent, and a new elevator (lift), so those with disabilities will be able to have access to the second floor. To do these critical repairs to the specifications of the Minnesota Historical Society requires to expertise of contractors vetted by the architect doing the assessment and to meet the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. |
Appleton |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians |
The purpose of this project is to replace the asbestos cement (AC) sanitary sewer and water mains that were originally constructed in the 1960s to serve the existing homes south of Highway 1 and west of Pike Creek commonly referred to as Back-of Town (BOT) on the Red Lake Indian Reservation. The project will include approximately 35,500 feet of gravity sewer mains and/or force mains with service lines along existing roads, driveways, and utility corridors with service lines to each of the 96 existing homes. There is proposed to be approximately 16,000 feet of new water main lines and 15,000 feet of new water service lines to be replaced in the community system. Some storm sewers may be replaced if they cannot be salvaged. Replacement of the lines protects the health and safety of 96 households from harmful AC that causes high rates of cancer and prevents overcrowding if they are required to vacate their homes. This project will provide for safe drinking water and hygienic sewage disposal for community members, as well as safe working conditions for sanitation and repair workers. The Tribe expects to complete the project in 12 months upon receipt of funds. |
Red Lake Indian Reservation |
MN |
$4,339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaver Bay |
Replace a broken water intake pipe and control that was broken in a storm some years ago.Based on a comparison of the materials and pipe protection options, the city proposes to remove the existing raw water intake piping and replace it with HDPE pipe. The project would include anchoring the pipe to the bedrock on the lake bottom and protecting the pipe with concrete mats. The proposed project also includes replacing the water intake structure with a concrete structure with screen, similar to the existing structure. The project includes replacing the entire water intake piping which includes the piping anchored to the bottom of Lake Superior and the on shore section between the shore line and the raw water intake pump. |
Beaver Bay |
MN |
$1,020,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission |
For over 35 years, Congress has funded GLIFWC to implement comprehensive conservation, natural resource protection, and law enforcement programs that: 1) ensure member tribes are able to implement their treaty reserved rights to hunt, fish, and gather throughout the ceded territories; 2) ensure a healthy and sustainable natural resource base to support those rights; 3) protect public safety; and 4) promote healthy, safe communities. These programs also provide a wide range of public benefits, and facilitate participation in management partnerships in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota.
GLIFWC is currently unable to compensate its employees at rates similar to their state and federal counterparts, and this is hindering its ability to attract candidates for open positions. In addition, for several years GLIFWC has been unable to provide Cost of Living Adjustments and is currently using the federal GS scale from FY 2018. Addressing this issue is GLIFWC's top funding priority.
GLIFWC is asking for: TRUST-NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT, RIGHTS PROTECTION IMPLEMENTATION (RPI) $66,000,000 to support necessary natural resource management obligations and fulfill federal court orders. GREAT LAKES AREA RESOURCE MANAGEMENT - At least $10,876,800 ($3,820,605 above FY 2021 allocation) to fulfil GLIFWC's highest priority needs, or a historically proportionate share of any additional increase." |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$66,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Crane Lake |
"This project is a needed upgrade to the Crane Lake Water & Sanitary District wastewater treatment plant. Upgrades to this facility will serve residents, visitors, and businesses in Crane Lake. The Crane Lake Water and Sanitary District Board works inclusively and equitably as it serves the population of Crane Lake in its efforts to protect the water of America's only water based national park. This capital grant would have an impact by upgrading the facility to provide a better service and cleaner water. It will also help keep rates in check, which will retain jobs and allow businesses to grow.
The Crane Lake Water & Sanitary District protect the waters of Voyageurs National Park, the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, and the Quetico. Virtually all the jobs in the Crane Lake community are tourism based and we need to preserve these water-based assets. By keeping sewage rates reasonable for these service-based companies and their employees, we help the community survive. This small community supports thousands of visitors to this region. Crane Lake is a gateway. Therefore, the costs to maintain the infrastructure should not land solely on the residents. This grant is crucial for small businesses, many of which have been basically shut down due to Canadian COVID 19 border restrictions and last year's shutdown of the BWCAW due to wildfire threats. This grant can help mitigate these factors and support small businesses and their employees and help spur future economic development and job creation within this small border community." |
Crane Lake |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
"The historic Chateau Theatre opened in 1927 as a downtown Vaudeville house. For almost 90 years, it played a pivotal role in the community's creative economy. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the theatre (now owned by the City of Rochester) is most significant for its extraordinary and fanciful interior designed in the ""atmospheric"" style. The elaborate plaster fantasy design creates a backdrop of medieval European architecture, with balconies, turrets, battlements, gates, and arches. The ceiling was designed as a sky, with twinkling lights simulating stars against the blue background.
Closed for the past seven years, the City of Rochester has been engaged in a renovation effort to reintroduce the Chateau Theatre as a destination where arts, culture, and inclusivity intersect. Located at 15 1st Street SW, the Chateau Theatre will serve as a space for offsite conference events, live music performances, and other gatherings. Congressionally Directed Spending will improve heating/cooling, provide better insulation, upgrade lighting, and conduct other essential repairs.
The Chateau Theatre sits in an economically-disadvantaged, Community Development Block Grant-eligible Census Tract in downtown Rochester and serves a diverse population. Census Tract 1 (a federally-designated Opportunity Zone and Area of Persistent Poverty) has a median household income of $28,388 (compared to $73,382 in Minnesota and $64,994 across the United States) and a poverty level of $42.1% (4x greater than the county, state, and national levels). The area has a significant minority population (37.1%), with concentrations Black (14.0%), Asian (13.7%), and Hispanic (11.0%) residents."
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Rochester |
MN |
$1,765,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northern Township |
"Northern Township and Beltrami County are requesting funding to install water and sanitary sewer around the Northwest end of Lake Bemidji and for storm water planning for the concurrent CSAH 20 road reconstruction.
Northern Township will instal water and sanitary sewer extensions from the City of Bemidji. The water and sanitary sewer extension would start at the termini of facilities on Birchmont Drive and continue north and east along CSAH 21 (Phase 1) and CSAH 20 (Phase 2), ending at Lake Bemidji State Park. The water and sewer project is approximately 3 miles in length.
Beltrami County will be reconstructing CSAH 20 (Phase 2) from the intersection with CSAH 21 to the intersection with County Road 414 which is the entrance to Lake Bemidji State Park. The project will include storm sewer, curb and gutter, a multi-use trail along with Northern Township's water and sewer. The road project is approximately 1.5 miles in length. Beltrami County's portion of this funding request is for storm water planning for the project. " |
Beltrami County |
MN |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Prairie Island Indian Community Tribal Homes Carbo |
The Tribe's housing is antiquated, and much of it is composed of mobile homes built in the last century before modern energy efficient appliances became available. Tribal members live in homes that are too cold in the winter and too warm in the summer, and pay more for energy-mostly expensive propane-than is necessary. Tribal members own their own homes, but the land on which the homes are built is federally-protected reservation land under the Tribe's jurisdiction. The Tribe's government honors it obligations to the Tribe's members by developing this Initiative to improve energy efficiency in tribal homes, and by so doing fight against the global warming that is degrading the Tribe's ancestral homelands.
The Tribe needs the requested funds to conduct an audit of tribal homes and to use the information from those audits to provide energy efficient and carbon reduction upgrades such as electric dryers, stoves, air source heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, photovoltaic devices, and other miscellaneous measures, which together will eliminate up to 35,357 pounds of Co2 each year. A breakdown of the Initiative budget, which also provides a breakdown of the Co2 elimination by activity, is in Attachment 1 (emailed separately). While 96 tribal homes are eligible for this Initiative, the program is voluntary and likely about 50 households will participate. The total cost for auditing and retrofitting 50 households is estimated to $2,338,000. If the Tribe receives fewer funds, it will use those funds to prioritize the energy retrofitting work on the neediest homes.
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Welch, MN |
MN |
$1,169,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cook |
North River Street is a main road connecting a residential neighborhood with downtown Cook. Currently, the drainage on North River Street is inadequate to handle spring melting or measurable rainfall, as a result, the road floods and becomes impossible. This standing water becomes a safety issue when motorists try to pass through the water. This project includes engineering and construction to address the drainage problems. A stormwater management plan needs to be designed and implemented to address the lack of drainage and properly drain the water from the road. |
Cook |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hinckley |
The project opens up 31 acres of vacant land for development within the City of Hinckley. The City is working with two developers to provide much-needed workforce, single-family, and senior housing on the property slated for development. The community's need for housing has been demonstrated by a regional housing study completed in 2014 and a City housing study completed in 2018. |
Hinckley |
MN |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe |
"The purpose of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe's Isle Water Extension Project is to construct a water and wastewater system to connect a neighborhood populated mostly by Band member households to an existing regional system. This existing regional system is currently undergoing an expansion sponsored by the City of Isle. However, the City of Isle's Water Expansion Project bypasses the Band's neighborhood within the City of Isle's limits.
The Band's Isle Water Extension Project will connect approximately 85 Equivalent Dwelling Units (EDUs) near the intersection of Minnesota State Highways 27 and 47 east of Highway 169. The Band's Isle Water Extension Project will extend from, and connect to, the City of Isle's Water Extension Project which is fully funded at a total cost of about $6,320,000, of which $3,000,000 is from USACE's Environmental Infrastructure Assistance Program.
The Isle Water Extension Project is currently in the design phase. " |
Isle |
MN |
$4,245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Flensburg |
The City of Flensburg, MN needs funding for replacement of existing wastewater and street infrastructure. Additionally, a drinking water system needs to be constructed to provide people with potable water. Drinking water system needs include a water tower, wells, small treatment facility, and watermains. The existing wastewater system is in poor condition as pipes are falling apart and some homeowners are experiencing backups in their basement. The wastewater system is currently clay pipe and is not flowing properly. Homeowners currently use Sandpoint wells to receive drinking water, which are susceptible to contamination and low reserves of water. Several homeowners have multiple filtration systems to filter out contaminants due to contaminated leak sites that the MPCA is working to clean up. The existing streets will require replacement along with the underground piping. |
Flensburg |
MN |
$10,545,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Minnesota, Inc. |
"Habitat for Humanity of Minnesota is seeking funding for a pilot program for a statewide direct to consumer mortgage product targeting the communities of Duluth, Rochester, St. Cloud, Mankato, Moorhead, and Winona, and for affiliates serving homebuyers with access issues for government-backed mortgages. This product would function similar to the USDA 502 direct program, but would be open to Habitat projects that are not eligible to access the 502 program.
Traditionally, upon completion of the construction of a new, affordable, single-family home, a Habitat affiliate would originate, close, and hold the mortgage, receiving monthly mortgage payments to recoup the construction costs over 30 years. The affiliate typically has to wait until they have raised enough capital before they can begin construction on their next house.
Through this statewide direct to consumer mortgage program, Habitat Minnesota will act as the lender. There are two main benefits to this program: 1) Habitat affiliates will no longer need to originate mortgages, 2) Habitat affiliates will receive a cash payment from Habitat Minnesota at the closing, which will be used to fund the next build, accelerating the rate of construction for affiliates participating in this pilot.
Based on an average mortgage amount of $200,000, with an investment of $1 million we would be able to warehouse five mortgages at a time. Our full program goal will be to warehouse 20 mortgages at a time. After we close a mortgage with a homeowner, Habitat Minnesota will sell the mortgage to a third party." |
Statewide |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Tower |
"The Tower-Breitung Wastewater Board (TBWB) has operated under a joint-powers agreement since 1986 between the City of Tower (population 478) and Breitung Township (population 662). TBWB operates and maintains two wells, a water plant, a water tower, a wastewater plant consisting of three stabilization ponds, two sanitary sewer lift stations, and 15,000 feet of force main lines.
TBWB's existing wastewater facility constructed in 1988 is operating near full capacity, which is a wet weather flow of 172,000 gallons per day. TBWB has been making improvements to reduce its inflow and infiltration, but additional capacity is still needed to accommodate increases in population and service area. This project would be the construction of a fourth stabilization pond increasing the existing three-cell, 26.4-acre pond facility by 13.2 acres and providing these communities with necessary additional wastewater capacity, for a total of 258,000 gallons per day. This expansion would be feasible if the MPCA revised permitting would allow the facility to maintain its current permitted Total Phosphorus limit of 1 mg/L along with no other significant changes, through an anti-degradation analysis of all effluent limits." |
Tower |
MN |
$4,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Silver Bay |
toThe City seeks $2,000,000 to aid in the funding for improvements to its municipal water treatment facility and for expansion of public utilities for housing and economic development within the city. Specifically, funding will be used for the replacement of raw water pumps, valves actuators, filter media, chemical feed equipment, roofing and building supplies, electrical and control upgrades, a new booster station/distribution main, and expansion of water, sewer, and storm water. The purpose of the application is to improve a nearly 70 year old facility that has mostly original equipment and is in need of replacement of various treatment and pumping components to ensure reliable ongoing treatment and production of water for all city users, including the largest employer of the city and county, Cleveland Cliffs-Northshore Mining. The most urgent concern at the facility is the original high pressure service main and pumps that are operating at an extremely high pressure of 230-psi, which pump the city's water supply through a 2.5 mile main. Furthermore, the community is in need of housing for workforce and economic expansion and needs to expand infrastructure for these needs but has financial difficulty to do the needed improvements. The City has completed final engineering for the Water Treatment Facility and are waiting approval from the MN Dept of Health and Public Facilities Authority for funding. In addition, engineering for public infrastructure expansion to one of the housing developments is also nearing completion. We need assistance with the construction. |
Silver Bay |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
"The East Mesabi Joint water project is a multiple phase project which is being designed to eventually provide drinking water to the City of Aurora, Town of White (""TOW""), Hoyt Lakes and Biwabik. (East Mesabi Joint Powers board service District).
The East Range Water Board was formed last summer pursuant to a joint powers' agreement (""JPA"") between Aurora and the TOW, with a board consisting of five members-- 3 appointed by Aurora, 2 appointed by TOW. Plans are to expand the JPA and the Board composition as other communities join in the system services.
Phase 1 of the project is the construction of the following elements that will initially service Aurora and Town of White customers which is comprised of 990 equivalent residential users (ERUs):
A new raw water source at Embarrass Mine Lake, at an intake site immediately east of the public water access site on the north side of the Lake;
A new raw water transmission line from that intake site to a new water treatment plant (WTP) located immediately adjacent to the City of Aurora's existing water tower.
A new treated water distribution line from Pineville to the Scenic Acres development on the shore of Embarrass Lake -- eliminating the current community well system and securing priority points that are needed with the MN Department of Health to facilitate State financing for the Project." |
Aurora |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Calumet |
The 6th Avenue/Shipka Street water main reconstruction will replace 4" diameter cast iron water main with 8" ductile iron pipe, to increase flows and improve water quality. This line is prone to breaks as recent as last year. The 4th Avenue/Morgan Street water main reconstruction will replace the patched water main that broke in 2014 and drained the elevated water tank for the city. |
Calumet |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northland |
"The Boys & Girls Club Grand Rapids and Greenway is a youth service, which opened in the Fall of 2017. The service for youth from Kindergarten-12th grade includes access to basic, immediate needs (food, clothing) and connection to high-quality on-site programs that impact kids in our three priority outcomes: Academic Success, Good Character & Citizenship, and Healthy Lifestyles.
Our Mission is ""To empower and inspire all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as caring, productive, responsible citizens."" That is why our programs are there to serve youth when they need help most; every weekday after school, when school is not in session school, and on weekdays during the summer.
There is a site that is available for the Grand Rapids Club, along with the Grand Rapids/Greenway administration of the Clubs. The renovations needed for ensuring the longevity of the Club site will need to be completed. The proposed use of the Congressionally-Directed Spending Funds is for the renovation of a building that will be a dedicated space for Club programming, allowing for the growth of out-of-school time programming that supports academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character and leadership development, while partnering with school districts, other non-profit organizations, behavioral health services, and local artisans. Furthermore, the site will be a place to support families and family engagement activities." |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Buhl |
Water Tower Reconstruction and Infrastructure Expansion (Phase 3) of the City of Buhl's Capital Improvement Project (CIP) consists of the reconstruction of our deteriorating water tower and water infrastructure expansion in our South Industrial Park. The City of Buhl, population 1,000, has completed phase 1 & 2 consisting of replacement of old water and sewer infrastructure throughout the entire City plus a 10-site residential expansion. To date the City has invested over $8,000,000 in infrastructure upgrades. |
Buhl |
MN |
$2,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Winton |
"Due to the overall age and condition of the City's water storage tank and water distribution system, improvements are needed to prevent additional disruptions in the City's potable water supply system. In the winter of 2021 Winton's water main system froze and completely shut down the City's water supply for two weeks. In addition in the winter of 2020-2021, the City of Winton had a significant frozen water system issue when the heat tape in the elevated storage tank failed because the recirculation pump froze. The elevated storage tank basically froze and most of the City was without potable water. The City was on a bottle water system for approximately two weeks until the water tower and water main were repaired.
The public water system consists of two municipal wells, one elevated storage tank, and a very old cast iron water main distribution system, built in the 1930s, that serves all developed properties within the Winton city limits. This project improves the reliability and safety of the municipal water supply by including the replacement of 10,550 linear feet of water main, divided into four zones, totaling $3,481,400. This also would include full-depth bituminous street restoration. Pumphouse improvements include the replacement of the check valves, control panel, flow meters, and air release valves, and miscellaneous building improvements, totaling $134,500. Improvements to the elevated storage tank include the replacement of the existing vault structure with and below-ground vault structure, a new above-ground operation building, control upgrades, and a generator connection, totaling $156,000. " |
Winton |
MN |
$1,663,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
The City of Ely's municipal water system's sole source of drinking water is a surface water intake from Burntside Lake. The water intake line from Burntside Lake was constructed in 1932 and is approximately 25,000 feet in length. The water line is buried less than four feet in depth in most places but is above ground and exposed to the elements in areas in which it crosses rivers and other wetlands. The line is supported on three separate bridges that crosses the Burntside River and two creeks. Breakages have occurred to this line due to the minimal depth at which the line is buried. Exposed areas of the line have experienced corrosion of the connecting hardware which had required numerous repairs. Because this is the sole water source for the city, any breaks must be treated as an emergency situation to ensure that residents have adequate supply of drinking water and necessary fire protection. This project will include the replacement of the deteriorated water lines at the bridge crossings, intake structure rehabilitation, and replacement of the intake water line. The cast iron water main will be replaced with corrosion resistant high density poly ethylene (HDPE) to ensure reliability. |
Ely |
MN |
$2,645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gilbert |
"The City of Gilbert is requesting $4,000,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to design and construct a new lime softening water treatment plant (WTP). The existing water infrastructure includes three groundwater wells, three storage tanks, one water treatment plant, one booster station and a network of water distribution pipes. The existing plant was constructed in 1915 and has been expanded twice (1961 and 1992), and a sludge processing facility was added in 1982. The city also owns two wells near the plant which are longer in operation.
The existing WTP and treatment system has far exceeded the industry-accepted design life for similar facilities. As major improvements would be necessary to rehabilitate the existing WTP and update treatment processes, the city has decided to pursue the design and construction of a new lime softening WTP. The proposed WTP will consist of a process including aeration (for stripping carbon dioxide), lime softening (hardness, iron and manganese removal), re-carbonation (stabilization), and dual-media filtration with silica and anthracite. A lime sludge processing system will also be constructed. The project also includes improvements to the city's lime sludge storage facility and installing new aquifer monitoring equipment in the water supply wells. The existing WTP, sludge facility and abandoned wells will be decommissioned and demolished. Th project also includes the construction of a new booster station and interconnecting piping which will improved connections to the systems of the surrounding communities including Mt. Iron, Eveleth, Virginia, Town of Fayal and McKinley." |
Gilbert |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mountain Iron |
This project consists of constructing water main along County Road 7 from Unity Drive to Southern Drive to provide better service to the citizens of Mountain Iron and provide for increased fire protection. This water main will also interconnect with the City of Virginia to provide backup water service for each community. This new 10 inch water main will serve our communities well for the next 100 years. Mountain Iron is a small community in northeastern Minnesota and dose not have the financial wherewithal to undertake this project on its own accord. Clean reliable water is a staple of any good City and with this project we will be able to provide clean and reliable water service to our citizens for a very long time. |
Mountain Iron |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silver Creek |
"The Town of Silver Creek is proposing to construct a publicly owned wastewater collection system and regionalize with Two Harbors, MN for wastewater treatment in the Stewart River Subordinate Sanitary District to replace private septic systems along the shores of Lake Superior. Evaluations of the private septic systems have revealed that approximately 50% are noncompliant and allowing partially treated, and in some cases, raw wastewater, to reach Lake Superior. This is an imminent threat to public health and to the environment.
There has been significant development in the area, however, adequate wastewater infrastructure is lacking, and private septic systems are failing. These homes are built on ledge rock overlain with a thin layer of heavy clay soil and neither the rock nor the clay has the ability to treat sewage prior to it entering Lake Superior. As a result, Lake Superior is being compromised with significant public health, ground water, and environmental threats.
In addition, highway and safety updates and trail expansion for North Shore access are being limited by the proximity of current septic systems to Highway 61. In the past, when MNDOT has considered HWY 61 safety improvements in the past, its biggest obstacle has been procuring land that contained septic systems. The cost to acquire the land and solve the septic needs made the project too expensive.
This impacts the safety for motorists on Highway 61 who may be visiting the shores of Lake Superior, Gooseberry Falls State Park, Split Rock Lighthouse State Park, etc." |
Silver Creek |
MN |
$15,204,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Le Sueur |
For the Le Sueur Municipal Airport to continue the beneficial financial impacts to the local and state economy, the airport needs to be able to offer hangars for the general public to rent or lease. Currently, the airport does not offer this and has put the potential of constructing rentable hangars at the end of the capital plans due to the continued financial needs to maintain the rest of the airport. This would be a GIANT LEAP forward for the City of Le Sueur. |
Le Sueur |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cloquet |
The City of Cloquet's Lake Superior Waterline is a 20-mile-long water transmission system, which pumps water from Lake Superior to Cloquet, Minnesota. The system began operations in 1969 and its primary use today is to provide approximately 10-12 million gallons per day of raw process water to the Sappi papermill. Other critical functions include fire protection for Midway and Thomson townships, and an emergency back-up supply to Cloquet's potable water system. At 50 years in age, most of this infrastructure remains original and is in need of significant investment. Critical improvements necessary in the next 2-3 years include electrical system replacement at both pump stations and recoating of the two at grade reservoirs. These critical points of failure have the potential to shut down operations for weeks at time resulting in millions of dollars in impact to the regions economy including 3,500 jobs across the region. |
Cloquet |
MN |
$5,446,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashwauk |
"This infrastructure project replaces the water, sewer, and stormwater system for six blocks of Third Street that pass through the heart of the City of Nashwauk, providing access and utility service to the Nashwauk-Keewatin High School, churches, businesses, and residential housing. The improvements were part of a 5-year Capital Improvement Plan which outlined all city streets, alleys, and buildings and the repairs that would be needed for them all. The City Capital Improvement Plan is updated annually and identifies Third Street as needing imminent repair within the next 1-2 years and other sections of the street as needing repairs within the next 3-5 years.
The project area includes Third Street from Central Ave. to Fern Ave. This section consists of old VCP sanitary sewer mains and manholes that will be replaced/fixed, old water main replacement, and reconstruction of the existing storm sewer and street. The old VCP Sanitary sewer mains will be replaced with 6"" PVC. Water mains will be constructed with 6"" DIP, hydrants and gate valves will be replaced and all water services will be replaced with copper tubing and new curb stops. Restoration included full restoration of the sidewalk, curb, bituminous surface, and other project-related restoration (32' curb and gutter sections) and replacement of storm sewer, catch basins, and storm manholes within the project limits." |
Nashwauk |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of North Branch |
"The City of North Branch will reconstruct its aging northern water tower (Tower No. 1) at a new location and construct facilities to create a new pressure zone. The project includes construction of the water tower, booster station, and valve stations. The new water tower will provide significantly greater benefit by being relocated elsewhere in the system alongside the large diameter trunk watermains that have recently been installed in anticipation of the future tower site.
The purpose of the project is twofold: First, to replace aging infrastructure that needs an ever increasing amount of maintenance in order to provide safe drinking water to the users in the City; and second, to address pressure and flow issues in areas of the City that have seen increases in proposed and completed development." |
North Branch |
MN |
$2,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Thomson |
"The Town of Thomson, known locally as Esko, desires to plan, design and build a potable water system to serve its residents with a safe and reliable water supply. Thomson is one of the fastest growing communities in NE Minnesota, with a population of over 5,500 and is situated between two job centers in Duluth and Cloquet. Currently, Town residents receive drinking water entirely from individual wells on each property. This request asks for funding for the planning and preconstruction activities necessary to develop the project.
Residents, businesses, and the local schools have all reported quality issues with their drinking water. If any, the treatment of water is being implemented individually property by property. Meeting drinking water standards for all the Town residents, businesses, and schools is a top priority and this project will allow Town leaders to look for a cost-effective approach to implementing a system that includes the necessary supply wells, treatment equipment, and distribution piping.
Providing quality water has been a goal for decades as highlight in both the 2000 and the 2020 version of the Town's Comprehensive Plans. The Town's goal with this project is to take a first steps necessary to tackle the regulatory and practical challenges in creating a water utility." |
Thomson |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Tower |
"We have two main issues we are trying to solve, growth for the city and potential environmental issues.
First is to expand our sewer and water system to an area adjacent to where our utilities end. The project would include approximately 1800 feet of water line and 3200 feet of sewer pipe with a lift station and the restoration of the street. Currently all of the businesses and residents in this area have well water and septic systems.
Second, our belief is this is one of the only 2 locations that still have clay tile for sewer pipe in the city. The project would dig up about 400 feet of South Third Street and about 80 feet in front of 607 South Third St. replace the clay tile with an approved material sewer main.
During proactive inspections of the sewer main upstream from this expansion our cameras found clay tile that was collapsing and full of tree roots. The breaks and roots in the line causes sewage to leak into the ground, blockages and backups of sewage. One of the big issues for the city is it causes Inflow and infiltration (I&I). The I&I causes ground water to enter our sewer system which pulls in potential contaminants and fills our treatment pond with water that should never have been in the system and is taking up capacity of treatment that stresses a system already reaching capacity." |
Tower |
MN |
$1,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Duluth |
"The pedestrian sidewalks suspended off each side of the bridge's trusses require substantial work. The sidewalk structural steel support system and concrete-filled steel sidewalk grating are heavily deteriorated resulting in ongoing repairs to maintain safe pedestrian travel. To affect a proper repair, the sidewalk grating and much of its underlying steel support system require replacement. This funding would be used to complete as much of it as can be addressed when combined with available City funds.
The bituminous surface of the approaches is heavily cracked and rutted with significant spalling of the concrete curbs. This surfacing lies above the roof of the structural concrete abutment houses at each end of the bridge and must be maintained to prevent damage to the concrete roof structure and abutments.
Spalling of the concrete surfaces of the abutment wing walls and tower base pedestals has begun to accelerate. Repair of these locations will preserve structural soundness and mitigate exponentially increasing costs from additional deterioration expounded by freeze-thaw cycles.
Further work will involve painting, structural steelwork, sidewalk replacement, abutment repairs, bridge approach repairs, eligible engineering costs, and other bridge repairs as needed." |
Duluth |
MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund |
NOAH Preservation financing activity aligns with the Consolidated Plan's Strategy to provide decent, affordable housing through the planned acquisition, rehabilitation and preservation of 1,000-1,600 NOAH units throughout the state, with activities in both urban and rural communities. This addresses the Consolidated Plan Goal to ""Provide decent affordable housing to … low-moderate income renters."" These NOAH properties are at-risk due to speculation and aging conditions.
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund has identified the opportunity to assist small and emerging rental property owners by providing access to low-cost, deferred loans to enable local, ‘mom and pop' landlords to acquire and preserve rental properties. Intervention is needed as naturally occurring affordable housing (NOAH) is being lost at a fast pace in the Twin Cities and across Minnesota; yet these properties are the most affordable housing our communities have.
There is an alarming loss of existing NOAH properties to market rate conversions. Minnesota Housing Finance Agency estimates that over 2,000 NOAH rental units are lost each year due to speculative conversions to upscale properties. That is a significant problem as the state only produces approximately 2000 affordable units per year (MHFA, 2018). |
Saint Paul
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MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of St. James |
"The project would entail removing the current roof top air handler unit at Park Apartments, replacing it with a new unit and adding HVAC drops to the main floor. The goal is to improve air quality and air circulation.
Park Apartments as a part of the St. James Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) was built in 1969 constructed of steel and cement. It is considered a hi-rise with 69 units, 7 floors, and one elevator. The building houses approximately 98 people. The HRA office is on the main floor; floors 2 through 7 house tenants. Each Apartment has a 10,000 BTU through-the-wall air conditioner. There are no interior units as units face either the back/ west side or the front/east side of the building. Park Apartments is heated by 2 new Lochinvar Crest hot water boilers which run through the heating season.
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Saint James
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MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The Band is seeking planning and implementation funds to assist in establishing its own sanitation facilities for the Big Lake Area and Sawyer District, located within the Fond du Lac Reservation. Past studies have indicated approximately 287 homes and buildings surrounding Big Lake currently have individual septic systems in various state of non-compliance (most lake lots are very small and do not have available space to replace failed septic systems. 80 of 287 units are IHS eligible. A septic survey performed in 2012 by FDL and IHS inspected 63 of the 80 eligible homes and 26 ineligible homes. 14 of the 63 inspected eligible homes were Deficiency Level 3 or 4, the remaining were identified as deficiency level 2. Failed septic systems impact lake water quality and groundwater in the surrounding area; the long-term health of the area greatly dependents on the ability to properly convey and treat wastewater. |
Cloquet |
MN |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe |
The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe (LLBO) Emergency Food Bank and Distribution Center (EFBDC) was established in May of 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Tribe repurposed an outdated facility for the storage and distribution of emergency supplies (PPE) and many tons of food to be distributed to mitigate and respond to the pandemic. The EFBDC also encompasses operations of: (1) the Leech Lake Elderly Nutrition Program, which provides meals to elders in a congregate setting and delivers meals to the homes of elders with limited mobility; (2) the Leech Lake SHIP Program; and (3) the Leech Lake Youth and Recreation Program.
The repurposed facility is structurally sound, but requires extensive renovations to meet the needs of the EFBDC. Renovations for this project include installation of a new kitchen and bathrooms, exterior windows and doors, plumbing fixture renovation, wall and floor finishing, domestic water distribution renovation, sprinkler renovation, electrical and wiring renovation, communications and security renovation. The requested funding is based on cost estimates from planning and design completed on April 11, 2022. |
Leech Lake Indian Reservation
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MN |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The Band is seeking to replace expendable water treatment facility components (e.g. filtration media and filter underdrain). The Ridge Road Pumphouse and gravity filter was originally constructed in 1985. The gravity filter media is at the end of its design life and needs to be replaced in order to continue effective iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide removal. The project would also incorporate additional water storage, as the existing water storage tank (1700 gal) is 171% less than the required amount per Ten (10) State Standards, and does not provide adequate volume to provide fire flows or protection. Lastly, the system lacks operable water meters; any upgrades would incorporate new water meters and allow for proper metering and system management; a new production well would also allow for better water quality and simpler water treatment. |
Cloquet |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montevideo Public Schools |
The Montevideo Public Schools district is looking to solve the problem of its Fine Arts Center. The current Fine Arts Center, which is owned by the school district, is a building that has been very important to the community. It has housed many of the school district's activities related to music and arts for many years and has served as a haven for children and adults in the community who are passionate about them. In recent years, the Fine Arts Center has become a dilapidated building and has been named unusable, causing the school district to close it completely. The school district and community sees the Fine Arts Center as an important need here in Montevideo and has decided to move forward with building a new center by demolishing the Fine Arts Center and constructing a new Performing Arts Center that will be connected to Montevideo High School. The total cost of this project will be $15 million. The Montevideo Public Schools is looking to get 10% of the project's funds from this application and cover the rest of the cost with a combination of local donations and local bonding.
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Montevideo
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MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Phumulani: Minnisota African Women Against Violenc |
Phumulani Minnesota African Women Against Violence is seeking funds to purchase and renovate a building for use as a culturally sensitive women's shelter and transitional housing facility near the Maplewood neighborhood in St. Paul. Two weeks ago we lost two more immigrant women in our community to domestic violence. Every day Phumulani receives calls from women want to escape the cycles of control, abuse, and violence that they are caught in, but who do not have the resources to do so. Meanwhile, the shelter network in the greater Minneapolis area is full to capacity, meaning the the street is the only option for survivors seeking to to escape physical and mental abuse and the very real potential of death at the hands of their spouse or partner. At Phumulani, we specialize in working with immigrant women who face even more barriers to access through traditional transitional housing. We envision this space as one of safety, healing, empowerment, and comfort, where survivors will have the opportunity to become thrivers with classes in financial management, job training and resume support, childcare workshops, permanent housing placement, and more. We are dedicated to bringing this vision to reality for our survivors.
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Minneapolis
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MN |
$554,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rescue Now Services Inc |
Rescue Now Services, Inc. - Shelters is to provide unsheltered individuals a safe place from adverse weather, harmful social and environmental circumstances. We connect individuals to services that address fundamental physiological human needs to foster the development of higher human motivation and improved outcomes. We offer a place for shelter from the harsh life of homelessness in a warm overnight shelter. We supply shelter from outdoors life, showers, rest, food, lockers, human dignity, respect and information for other services.
Shelter Family:Our shelter family consists of individuals who are defined as homeless by Minnesota state definition. The State of Minnesota defines homeless as ""any individual, unaccompanied youth or family that is without a permanent place to live that is fit for human habitation."" Doubling-up is considered homeless.
Our shelter guest express a need to have services from multicultural group of advocates. The largest % of those experiencing homelessness are African American, Indigenus, Caucasion and men. Our team of advocates mirror this population and provide many services to the community. |
Minneapolis
|
MN |
$446,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Paul Park |
The 3rd Street Collector Roadway Improvements Project proposes the complete reconstruction of the most significant north-south Major Collector roadway in St. Paul Park, from Broadway Avenue as the northern terminus to 14th Avenue as the southern terminus. The projects incorporates a full replacement of our sanitary sewer, storm sewer and water utilities. This project also includes to fully reconstruct the roadway to a 10-ton collector roadway along with full replacement of the sidewalk system.
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St. Paul Park
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MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Global Wellness Consortium |
Climate catastrophes are bearing down across the globe and in the United States, increasing morbidity and mortality as well as ecosystem destruction. Transitioning to carbon-neutral transportation will be a major step in substantially reducing warming emissions in the atmosphere.??
At the same time, convenience and speed in transportation is critical to maintaining a robust economy in the 21st century, and providing access to global markets, customers, tourism, and business opportunities. Over a certain distance, convenience and speed have largely been addressed for passenger and light, high-value freight through air travel, but with increasingly-understood costs to environmental health.?
?Reflecting the importance of connectivity, the three largest cities in Minnesota - Minneapolis, St. Paul and Rochester - have considerable investment in airports at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP), and Rochester International Airport (RST). And these public assets are essential to creating growth strategies and economic success for Minnesota's residents, businesses, and the upper-Midwest. However, to mitigate global warming, alternatives to carbon-fueled transportation - today's airplanes, cars, and trucks - are desperately needed. |
Hennepin County, Dakota County, Goodhue County, Olmsted County
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MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Youth Farm and Market Project, aka, Youth Farm |
"The Northside Youth Greenhouse is a creative way of approaching food access in North Minneapolis, exercising quality youth development to effectively impact systems change in education, community engagement, and access to healthier food options. The Northside Youth Greenhouse combines a 1,700 square foot greenhouse with an adjacent 1,700 square foot headhouse to be used as a work center and gathering space. Not only will the greenhouse give youth a space to more effectively grow plants, it will also give a year-round home that will revolutionize our operations. Most importantly, it will be a safe space for Northside youth to strengthen their skills and connect with their community.
Over the past five years, Youth Farm has engaged in a multitude of food-based events and gatherings, connecting with over 3,000 community residents. Residents continually named that addressing food insecurity on the Northside is twofold: 1) They need more options, options that expand their food access beyond corner stores and long commutes, and 2) They need safe spaces to gather and engage in food skills year round. Gardens and a greenhouse were named as safe and important spaces where they could grow food while also connecting to family and cultural traditions."
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Minneapolis
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MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West St. Paul |
"I am requesting $3,100,000 in funding for the City of West St. Paul to realign and reconstruct the intersection at Dodd Road and Smith Avenue in fiscal year 2023. The entity to receive funding for this project is the City of West St. Paul, 1616 Humboldt Ave, West St. Paul, MN 55118.
The realignment of Smith Avenue and Dodd Road is a multi-faceted project that will bring about greater safety for vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists, ignite private investment in the area, create a unique public gathering space and a memorial for Mendota Heights Police Officer Scott Patrick who was killed at this intersection.
The project will create connectivity between the east and west side of Smith Avenue by making it easier for all traffic to move safely through the intersection, and decrease the overall number of crossings. It will also create a safe haven for those traveling on foot or bicycle and increase the general public use of the area.
Additionally, with an overall public investment of $4,000,000 this project will begin a domino effect of re-development in an area which is blighted, but huge on potential. The imminent private development right on this intersection that will be enabled by this project is estimated at $45 million with a 5-10 year investment total of at least $70 million."
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West St. Paul
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MN |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Buffalo |
"The project will improve vehicle traffic circulation, remove local trips from the State and County Highway system, decrease accidents due to restricted turning movements, provide a safe pedestrian passageway north and south on the east side of Highway 55, and provide the ability for development on currently land locked parcels.
Currently, vehicles traveling on Highway 55 are required to make a U-turn and cross two lanes of traffic to access businesses on the east side of Highway 55. Many of the delivery trucks required to access these businesses are not able to make these turning movements due to the tight turning radius required. The Highway 55 intersections at 1st Street NE and at County Road 35 are 2 of the top 10 highest crash intersections in Wright County. The present worth total benefits as a result of these crashes is 15.1 million dollars in the 32 crashes from 2013 to 2015.
This is a high use pedestrian area due to the number of commercial and retail businesses along the route and a number of low, medium, and high density residential areas within ¾ of a mile of the project area. Additionally, a new 62 unit apartment complex and grocery, gas, and convenience store was recently constructed near the project. Currently any pedestrian traffic on the east side of the highway needs to cross Highway 55 to a safe pedestrian route, walk to Calder Avenue which is over ¾ mile to the east, or walk on the shoulder of Highway 55."
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Buffalo
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MN |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Playwright's Center |
Playwrights’ Center is purchasing a site at 2340 Myrtle Avenue/710 Raymond Avenue in Saint Paul that was originally constructed in 1913 and has most recently been owned and operated by an industrial supply company. The location meets the Playwrights’ Center’s goals to be visible, accessible, and centrally located – with adequate space to meet current needs while providing flexibility for the future. Transforming the site to meet the needs and vision of the Playwrights’ Center requires a significant redesign and renovation of the existing structure. This includes buildout of technology-enabled classrooms; multi-purpose space; a multi-use 150 seat theater; flexible rehearsal studios; adaptable writing spaces; public/community gathering spaces; a commercial kitchen; new roof and HVAC/electrical systems; an elevator; A/V systems; landscaping; storm water management; labor and materials, etc.
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Prior Lake |
The City of Prior Lake is requesting funding assistance to construct a 0.3 mile long, 10-foot, bituminous, multiuse trail along the west side of TH 13 to close an existing trail gap - between Anna Trail Southeast to Pleasant Street Southeast west of TH 13. The proposed segment would fill the existing trail gap and connect to the Three Rivers Park District Big Woods Regional Trail along Eagle Creek Ave SE / County Road 21.
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Prior Lake
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MN |
$633,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmington |
In 2017, the City of Farmington realized the need to make improvements to the Rambling River Center and to address the configuration of its interior space. The building previously served as the City Hall and when converted to the senior center, only minimal updates were made to the interior and exterior of the building. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, the shortcomings of this building were quickly realized as the seniors lacked a safe space to gather. Unfortunately, this building has no outdoor gathering space, therefore much of the programing was halted and the seniors were left with no other regional opportunities for. This building also serves as a multi-generational event space and as a safe gathering hub for local Farmington and neighboring township residents, regardless of age and financial ability.
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Farmington
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MN |
$3,659,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mankato |
"The overall purpose of the project will be to site, design and construct an air traffic control tower at the Mankato Regional Airport. Based on our consultant’s professional study and continued increases in flight traffic volume, the air traffic control tower is necessary to ensure the overall safety of the airport users and airway system. Last week, we received a final commitment from the FAA to fund 90% of the total project. The funds that are being requested as part of the Congressional Directed Spending will assist the City of Mankato in executing phase – II of the project, of which is primarily constating of a siting process for the tower and an environmental assessment and ultimately spurring the project forward to the construction and completion of the air traffic control tower.
The siting process consists of an evaluation to build towers at “the minimum height required” to ensure visibility for air traffic controllers. Specifically, they need clear views of all air traffic, runways, taxi and controlled movement areas. Controllers also need to be able to distinguish aircraft and vehicles by type, such as single-engine planes and trucks, and to maintain ideal angles of sight in all directions and for all lighting conditions. This process will identify these components.
In addition, the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requires federal agencies to consider the potential environmental consequences of their proposals, to consult with other interested agencies, to document the analysis, and to make this information available to the public for comment before the implementation of the proposals. NEPA is only applicable to federal actions, including projects and programs entirely or partially financed by federal agencies and that require a federal permit or other regulatory decision."
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Mankato
|
MN |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Walker|West Music Academy |
"Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, Walker|West was reaching capacity with 230 students per week and 5,700 program participants annually. Recitals and performances were consistently beyond capacity; storage space for instruments was overflowing; and there was no designated parking, Also another key to the need for space is that our non-renewable lease expires at the end of 2023.
To meet both the demand and the future vision, the organization must move to find a more accommodating space. It is developing a facility plan that envisions and articulates the concepts for the community gathering space and destination. As a part of the planning activities,Walker|West has identified a space and is executing a purchase agreement with the Amherst H Wilder Foundation for their Adult Day Care Facility at 650 Marshall Avenue in Saint Paul.
Walker|West will acquire necessary teaching, rehearsal, performance, community, and support space empowering the spirit of the location to be a community destination with state of the art technology, integrated and flexible spaces, and culturally relevant common areas.
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St. Paul
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MN |
$590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban Strategies, Inc. |
The Sumner-Glenwood neighborhood located just north of downtown Minneapolis has a history of disinvestment that spans generations. After the federal Holman Consent Decree in 1995, the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority agreed to raze and redevelop 800 units of public housing, which made way for the Heritage Park community that now exists today. At the center of this neighborhood transformation sparked by that decree nearly 30 years ago is Heritage Park Apartments, a 440 unit mixed market rate, workforce, and public housing development. While the intent of this redevelopment was to create a vibrant mixed income community, it has suffered from insufficient operating funds and capital funds to support the public housing units. Through investment in both the physical housing and the human capital needs of this community, Heritage Park can become the thriving, vibrant community that residents vision it can be. The residents of this low-wealth community have an annual median household income less than half the median income for the City of Minneapolis as a whole, but with the strategic investment of funding in both the physical housing and human capital within the community, we believe all families who call Heritage Park home will thrive.
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Minneapolis
|
MN |
$7,357,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County, Minnesota |
The Washington County Historic Courthouse is the oldest standing courthouse in the state of Minnesota and has defined the bluff line/skyline of the birthplace of Minnesota - Stillwater - for over 150 years. This unique structure featuring Italianate architecture designed by Augustus Knight has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1971. And while the building has served many generations of residents and visitors to the St. Croix Valley - it now needs our help. Significant roof leaks require immediate replacement, and the wooden dome structure needs a total restoration.
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Stillwater
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MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aeon |
Huntington Place is a Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) property located in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, that serves 2,500 low-income residents in 834 homes on a 36-acre property. This project will support improvements to Huntington Place to better meet the needs of its residents, including by: (1) ensuring the community spaces and mailboxes of five buildings are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), (2) creating new community spaces and updated lobbies in five buildings to provide residents with places to gather, and (3) redesigning five buildings to create smaller “neighborhoods” within the buildings to make it easier for residents to know their neighbors and identify who should be in the building, increasing resident safety, community well-being, and household stability. |
Brooklyn Park |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chaska |
The City of Chaska requests $2 million in FY23 Community Project Funding to continue the progression of investments in a private corporation business park development that, based on a market study, will provide 5,000 new living wage jobs in five years and 10,000 total new jobs in 10 years for the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. The $2 million request is the final funding needed for a $18.9 million city investment to allow planned business park development to begin (see Attachment A). The $2 million request will fund necessary sewer and roadway costs to support the start of the Phase II development. Construction is planned to begin in 2023.
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Chaska
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MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anoka County |
The proposed corridor improvement project will convert the at-grade signalized intersections to grade separated interchanges to improve safety, reduce congestion, and improve mobility for all modes of transportation. The improvements include the addition of frontage and backage roads, drainage improvements, pedestrian and bicyclist accommodations, replacement of existing sewer and water infrastructure, and other associated improvements. TH 65 is a vital link for traffic traveling between the Twin Cities urban core and northern suburban and exurban communities. TH 65 is the only continuous north/south corridor of its size and capacity in Anoka County. The primary needs for improving the TH 65 corridor are related to traffic safety, mobility for TH 65 through traffic and cross street traffic, bikeability and walkability along and across the corridor, and travel reliability for freight haulers and commuters. |
Anoka County |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Shakopee |
"$1.5 million in federal funds is requested to assist in the construction of the Regional Innovation Hub (Project or The Hub) in Shakopee, Minnesota. The Hub is a state-of-the-art facility for job training and/or advancement, post-secondary education (in cooperation with Minnesota State University, Mankato), research and development space, and entrepreneurship programs. It will function as an activity center including space for co-working, entrepreneurs, commercial kitchen, events, and both classroom and practical training. The proposed 38,000 square foot multi-use facility will be developed on a city-owned site located in Shakopee's historic downtown and will function as a nexus of education, workforce training, and innovation to support economic development and opportunity.
The Hub will act as an incubator, accelerator, and education center for a region which includes the counties of Scott, Carver, Dakota, Rice, Le Sueur, Blue Earth, and parts of Hennepin. According to the US Census Bureau, there are more than 800,00 people in this area, and an estimated 427,835 residents of these 18 counties are between the ages of 18-64, the population who would primarily benefit from the facility. This economically important seven county area has no centralized facility like The Hub for residents, business leaders, and innovators to convene, collaborate, create, and learn. It will provide significant and essential solutions to the region's manufacturing, educational, and entrepreneurial workforce needs."
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Shakopee
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MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Armory Arts and Music Center |
"The Armory Arts and Music Center (AAMC) owns the Historic Duluth Armory and is currently working in partnership with Sherman Associates on a $25 million rehabilitation and restoration project. This museum project is not included in the Armory rehabilitation and restoration budget.
The Armory Arts and Music Center (AAMC) is seeking $1,850,000 funding for North Country Creative Center Museum to fully fund a $3,450,000 project for the North Country Creative Center Museum. The CDS funding requested is for the engineering, predesign, design, construction and development of interpretive displays for a 3,000 square foot museum for interpretation of the rich music history at the Duluth Armory with a focus on Bob Dylan and the many other artists and musicians who performed in this space.
AAMC will design, build, and operate a Creative Center Museum in a 3,000 square foot space below the historic stage at the Duluth Armory. The museum will celebrate the creative spirit of music at the historic Duluth Armory and will include
extensive exhibits on musicians who performed at the Armory over the years, artifacts, memorabilia, original manuscripts and stories from Bob Dylan’s early years in the North Country through the present. This will be a major tourist destination for residents and visitors alike.
This CDS request is for pre-design, design and construction of the North Country Creative Center Museum This project has broad community support and will serve as a major tourism attraction in the region.
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Duluth |
MN |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cottage Grove |
The federal funding support would be used for construction of public street and utility infrastructure. The public streets would provide direct and efficient access for the community to this proposed commercial area. The public storm sewer, watermain, and sanitary sewer construction provides ample opportunity for growth and development in the commercial area to promote job creation and a variety of housing types, specifically workforce housing. The installation of the street and utility infrastructure to this site would also provide pedestrian and bicycle access improvements across County Road 19 to the Washington County Regional Park.
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Cottage Grove
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MN |
$4,713,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aurora St Anthony Neighborhood Development Corpora |
ASANDCs-Rondo Community Reinvestment Fund aims to fill the gap in financing through microloans focused on the creation and retaining of Black-owned businesses in the Rondo neighborhood. ASANDC loan pool will help business owners/entrepreneurs address working capital needs, increase Black business owner's revenue and business growth. Our goal is a $400,000 loan pool, serving 50 loans over a 2-year period. All participants in the loan program will be required to complete 4-hours of technical assistance, which includes business coaching, marketing, IT analysis and tax service review. Interest rate will be between 2% and 6% which is lower than credit card rates, other non-bank lenders, and other traditional bank loans. Loans will have flexible timetables - deferment of loan repayment up to 6-month; re-amortizations, no loan application fee, 1% fee origination fee charged at closing. A loss reserve of 10% for the RCRF enables ASANDC the ability to lend to businesses that might otherwise be denied financing. ASANDC will hire a loan manager who will process applications, create loan documents, schedule loan closings, service the loans by collecting payments, and keeping accounting records for each participant. We will create technological systems for loan tracking, update website, and purchase relevant technology. Our participants will be locally owned businesses in St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood with an emphasis on Black-owned businesses/entrepreneurs, who have not been successful in obtaining working capital loans. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
This project will update our jail units with fall protection infrastructure. The County has made these updates in four of ten housing units and needs funding to complete the remaining six. The project will install mesh barriers to prevent inmates from jumping or inadvertently falling from upper floors. Many inmates suffer from mental health issues and this work will help our staff protect them while they are in our custody. |
Stillwater |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County, Minnesota |
"The proposed project is a multi-use trail along CSAH 38 in the city of Newport that will fill existing gaps between 21st Street to 7th Avenue. The trail will also connect to a pedestrian overpass on Highway 61 and provide regional connections because it is part of the Mississippi River Trail (MRT). Filling the existing trail gaps will create more multi-modal transportation opportunities. The trail will also serve the Newport Transit Station, future City Hall, and multiple redevelopment areas.
Equally important to the regional benefits are the safety improvements. CSAH 38 is a busy roadway with a high volume of freight traffic. Currently, pedestrians and bicyclists need to use the road shoulder. Creating a trail for pedestrians and bicyclists will get them out of the street and help make their trips safer and more enjoyable."
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Newport
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MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Red Wing, MN |
"The project has multiple components but concentrates on the redevelopment and connection of the city's Mississippi River Upper Harbor and Bay Point Park riverfront to a distressed mix-use commercial and low income residential area. The project targets blighted, underutilized public lands, specifically a 13 acre brownfield for renewal.
Realigning a roadway provides the opportunity to fully utilize the 13 acre brownfield area and adjacent land to its highest and best use. We will: improve traffic safety for vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists; organize grain truck fleeting and staging creating efficacies' for the international exporting of grain; reorganize boat landing/launching parking; create new public open green spaces for active living activities; quiet intrusive train whistles; protect the Mississippi River's environment; and, support the US Army Corps of Engineers mission of maintaining the 9 foot commercial river channel.
Completion of the project compliments a city wide Economic Development Strategy that utilizes an asset-based approach to think creatively and build a successful direction for the future. Long lasting, sustained economic vitality is dependent upon quality offerings and strong support in the areas of arts and culture, outdoor recreation, and local education.
In addition, as a part of the city's plan to help address economic, racial and social disparities, Red Wing is working to make recreational facilities available to all neighborhoods. The project will help us achieve our planned goals.
We can obligate funding and initiate in FY 23, fully complete the project's construction in two seasons from initiation barring no unforeseen conditions."
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Red Wing
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MN |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Center |
"The rural town of Faribault desperately needs emergency shelter units. The US Census puts the poverty rate in Faribault at 13.9%, which is 40% above the state average. Poverty is especially prevalent among Faribault's people of color: more than half of Black residents live below the poverty line (especially in the Somali immigrant community), as do more than 20% of Hispanic residents. The town is also in the middle of an affordable housing crisis. The MN Housing Partnership's biennial report found that between 46% and 56% of area renters are cost-burdened, and more than 25% are ""severely burdened,"" spending more than half of the income on rent. In this situation, even a single misstep (a missed payment, a brief gap in employment) can precipitate a long-term housing crisis.
Unfortunately, there is a severe lack of emergency shelter infrastructure in Faribault. The Community Action Center (CAC) runs an emergency shelter program in nearby Northfield, MN, and is expanding its services into Faribault. CAC is requesting CDS grant funding to acquire new property to run as an emergency shelter. This one-time infusion of funding would allow CAC to buy a duplex, permanently adding emergency shelter units to Faribault's anti-homelessness infrastructure. With $350,000 CAC should be able to afford a duplex and staff time for intensive case management. (Which unit we buy will of course depend on availability, but a steady stream of multi-unit houses have been hitting the market.)"
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Faribault |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Karlstad, MN |
"The City of Karlstad, MN is in need of funding for a proposed improvement project for the Karlstad Municipal Airport to expand aviation capabilities in order to support current recreational and business users in the area and to stimulate economic development and support future growth in the region. The existing airport includes a 2,606' turf runway constructed in 1953 that does not meet modern needs due to characteristics that restrict its use. These characteristics include the runway being too short for all but the lightest aircraft, its chronically wet condition rendering it unusable much of the year, and its obstruction by highways, powerlines and nearby towers. Highway 11 runs immediately south of the airport and there is no public fuel or public hangar space, which adds to the current limitations of the existing airport. The proposed project would relocate the airport to a more functional and suitable location to provide the necessary foundation for future growth and expansion capabilities, bringing additional funding opportunities to the airport and new economic prospects to the local economy and its stakeholders.
Federal funds will be used to fund land acquisition, environmental documentation, wetland banking, and construction of a runway extension and apron, construction of buildings, and all necessary support equipment and navigational aids for a fully built-out airport facility to be owned and operated by the City of Karlstad."
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Karlstad
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MN |
$20,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Itasca Economic Development Corporation |
"Itasca Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) has been in operation for 40 years. We are the host of Innovate 218, the northeast Minnesota hub for Launch Minnesota and led the Center on Rural Innovation report on our digital economy ecosystem. Today, IEDC is entering our first step in creating a regional innovation ecosystem. It is our intention to utilize IEDCs existing asset of a 17,000 sf building as a regional innovation center called The Forge. This building has been owned by IEDC for 14 years with Phase One of this project underway (building renovation, equipment acquisition, programming) as an awardee of a 2021 $750,000 USDA-RISE grant. Local funding from Arrowhead Intelligent Region Grant, Itasca Community College, and Itasca County matched this grant. The $1,080,000 renovation on 7,000 sf of The Forge will be complete this August. Phase Two begins this summer as the result of an additional $1,080,000 MN DEED grant award designated to exterior work such as landscaping and parking lot improvements. Phase Three finalizes the renovation and equipment required for the remaining 10,000 sf at The Forge.
When complete, The Forge provides dynamic environments where the public can access work readiness skills training, pre-apprenticeship training, and in-demand occupational training in an area with high rates of concentrated poverty. Specifically, individual and community spaces are available for product development, trade training, business incubation, and entrepreneurship with access to specialized equipment. Additional community assets include office spaces and conference rooms configured for classroom training, networking, or pitch competitions."
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Grand Rapids |
MN |
$5,775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Steele County |
"Extended Childcare Facility - open and operate a childcare facility that accommodates families that have caregivers working 2nd (and possibly 3rd shift), as well as emergency childcare drop ins. We will purchase or build a Childcare Center and outfit it to accommodate sleeping arrangements for the later shifts. We will hire a Childcare Consultant to ensure that we are following all best practices and legal obligations. We will hire and train a Center director, care providers, and staff to operate the facility.
Work with current childcare providers to identify areas that they are not area to accommodate. Work with factories to identify how their employees need childcare to work for their families. Work with the school district to identify how we can better support their staff (because these absences significantly affect the quality of education that our students receive). Work with health providers to identify how we can better support their staff (because for our providers to keep providing health care services, they need to be able to come to work). Work with MN Prairie County Alliance who manages the Respite programming to identify how we can better support them (because these breaks are needed to support healthy parenting and reduce child abuse).
Create a sliding fee scale and scholarship program to ensure that every child has access to quality childcare regardless of ability to pay."
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Owatonna |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Shakopee |
The Shakopee Riverfront Cultural Corridor (SRCC) is a 2.5-mile-long stretch of a longer multi-use trail (the Minnesota Valley State Trail) and runs alongside the Minnesota River from the historic Holmes Street Bridge at downtown Shakopee, through Huber Park, Memorial Park and The Landing. This trail is an amenity to Shakopee residents as well as a recreational attraction to regional residents.
The SRCC will bring people together to (re)discover the Minnesota River's historical, cultural, and ecological significance and build cross-cultural understanding among those who live in and visit the Shakopee area. It will provide residents and visitors a great opportunity to showcase Shakopee's history and the diverse population who first resided there. A connection between the city's past and present will be made; many long-time and new residents and visitors will be educated on of the history of the lives of the Dakota tribe and original settlers and the importance of this area. The SRCC will become an iconic regional destination that demonstrates the value of incorporating place-based history and cultural heritage into local planning and development.
The historic and cultural significance of this project centers on the Minnesota River and the specific landscape of this location, which brought people here and sustained them. The funding for Phase II of the project is needed to complete the cultural trail, including repairing parts of city owned trails and installing interpretive nodes, individual interpretive elements, an augmented reality application and research, scripting, design and production of said elements. |
Shakopee |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern Valley Alliance |
Southern Valley Alliance is the sole provider of domestic violence services for Scott and Carver counties. The organization is seeking support to build a new domestic violence advocacy center in Shakopee, the largest city in two counties. The move to this city center means more ability for victim-survivors to access vital, life-saving services from SVA. The center will be close to public transportation, government and court services, law enforcement, and other community resources. Services directly provided at the advocacy center will include a 24/7 crisis line, safety planning and crisis intervention, court/legal advocacy and support groups. |
Shakopee |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northland |
"The Boys & Girls Club Grand Rapids and Greenway is a youth service, which opened in the Fall of 2017. The service for youth from Kindergarten-12th grade includes access to basic, immediate needs (food, clothing) and connection to high-quality on-site programs that impact kids in our three priority outcomes: Academic Success, Good Character & Citizenship, and Healthy Lifestyles.
Our Mission is ""To empower and inspire all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as caring, productive, responsible citizens."" That is why our programs are there to serve youth when they need help most; every weekday after school, when school is not in session school, and on weekdays during the summer.
There is a site that is available for the Grand Rapids Club, along with the Grand Rapids/Greenway administration of the Clubs. The renovations needed for ensuring the longevity of the Club site will need to be completed. The proposed use of the Congressionally-Directed Spending Funds is for the renovation of a building that will be a dedicated space for Club programming, allowing for the growth of out-of-school time programming that supports academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character and leadership development, while partnering with school districts, other non-profit organizations, behavioral health services, and local artisans. Furthermore, the site will be a place to support families and family engagement activities."
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Grand Rapids
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MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project will reconstruct the Kellogg-Third Street Bridge from Broadway Street to Mounds Boulevard (State Highway 61). In addition to funding removal of the existing bridge over BNSF railroad, Commercial Street, and Interstate Highway 94, the project includes reconstruction of approach roadways, walls for road protection and/or soil retention, acquisition of right-of-way, design, construction engineering and inspection, and construction of a replacement bridge that includes multimodal elements for bicycles, pedestrians, vehicles, and mass transit. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Twin Cities United Way |
"When food insecurity impacts entire neighborhoods, it undermines educational, economic and health outcomes throughout the community. Because of racial bias embedded in public policies and disinvestment from neighborhoods with a high proportion of Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian, Pacific Islander and other Residents of Color, these communities disproportionately face food insecurity. Conversely, when we help reverse patterns of disinvestment by supporting entrepreneurs and community resources, these high-potential communities can achieve resilient neighborhood-based food systems that improve food access, foster small-business growth and create jobs - contributing to better learning, earning, and health outcomes.
?Greater Twin Cities United Way's Full Lives initiative partners with neighborhoods where access to healthy, affordable food is low, to build equitable local food economies that are sustainable in the long term. A successful North Minneapolis pilot supported the creation of 14 new food-sector businesses including a new supermarket; 278 new food-sector jobs (90% held by neighborhood residents); increased commercial- and personal-garden food production; increased food skills among residents; and $3.5M in revenue in the two-year pilot's second year, among the four partners who were businesses reporting revenue. These results have already inspired replication of Full Lives in Buffalo and Toronto through the United Way network.
Locally, Full Lives holds great opportunity for expansion into several communities where entrepreneurs and nonprofits share a vision for resilient, neighborhood-based food systems. Greater Twin Cities United Way will launch replication in one of these neighborhoods after exploring readiness and opportunity for impact: St. Paul's Eastside, Frogtown, and Minneapolis' Phillips neighborhood."
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Minneapolis St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Deer River Community Wellness Group |
"We believe that the building concept and design are unique ways to address and incorporate many of the partner's and community's needs. Through these conversations, we discovered that there were many duplicated needs from the individual partners. We determined rather than having many separate buildings built for each entity, it would be more efficient to combine resources and share centrally located spaces. These spaces would be used by each entity, but not used by each every day. The shared areas include an ample community gathering space, a stage for large and small events, a board/conference room designed to meet today's technological needs, a commercial kitchen, classroom space, fitness center, and field house. Other areas will be occupied by The City of Deer River, Deer River DMV, Deer River Police Department, Office space for Itasca County Health and Human Services, Leech Lake Tribal District 1, Deer River Area Food Shelf, Essentia Health, the Forward Health Foundation, the DRHS Warrior lending Closet, Boys and Girls Club of Leech Lake, and a childcare facility.
The partnership's commitment and the savings of working and building together make good sense of the maintenance and operations of one building versus operating the individual buildings"
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Deer River |
MN |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Allina Health |
Allina Health requests funding to secure a 3-D Mammography unit and its technical fittings to support expanding access to the Allina Health Cancer Institute's (AHCI) mobile cancer screening program.
Screenings are the best way to detect cancer early, which is more likely to lead to better outcomes. However, for those individuals without health insurance, screening tests can often be prohibitively expensive. Increasing cancer screening rates, especially in underserved areas, is a key focus of Allina Health's commitment to advancing health equity.
To help women access cancer screening services, AHCI was recently awarded $975,000 by the Cargill Foundation to provide breast cancer screenings and prevention education in 9 Minnesota counties - Anoka, Wright, Washington, Sherburne, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott, McLeod, and Le Sueur. Requested CPS will provide capital funding flexibility to pursue the technology needed for the other screenings, including CT for Lung Nodule Clinic, increasing rural communities' access to a wider range of cancer screenings. AHCI has the goal to expand screening and education programs to additional rural counties where barriers to access are prominent.
AHCI is dedicated to providing cancer care that is connected, compassionate and convenient. AHCI providers in 30 locations work closely with patients to personalize care and treatment plans to meet specific needs, from the initial diagnosis and every step of the way. AHCI provides high quality Whole Person Care, addressing cancer's impact on overall physical and mental wellness. AHCI supports patients with nutrition guidance, physical therapy, mental health counseling, financial navigation, family support groups. |
Statewide |
MN |
$567,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RiverFront Community Development |
A centrally located facility on the bus line with early childhood childcare, school readiness, after school, and summer programming in Spirit Valley district of the City of Duluth. The childcare center will meet the needs infant to graduate with added capacity that houses engagement opportunities for better physical health (affordable, accessible workout facility for seniors and families), large banquet hall(s) for weddings/gatherings, licensed kitchen for food services (soup kitchen to rentals), bus shelter, bitter cold shelter, urban nature recreational training hub. Gymnasium, stage, and food/banquet service multi use. A full-size High School gymnasium, on one end a stage buildout, the other end large food service windows (like you would see in a cafeteria.) Side walls with tuck away storage for table, chairs, equipment. Upper mezzanine of Gym would have track for running/walking, a place for seniors and workout facility. Kitchen: from the end wall of the Gym back towards the school: Licensed with receiving dock connecting to the alley. Bathrooms: The childcare wing has its own restrooms. Large restrooms and family bathrooms between the Gym/Multi use space and the VYC Wing. VYC wing: Similar footprint to the childcare center but open floor plan. Large and long enough for 2 pool tables on one end and 2 table tennis (ping pong) tables on the other. Inner walls have large glass see through windows, lines of sight from many directions is key for the safety of youth and children. Meeting/board room (for 20), 2 offices. Storage lower level (basement) mechanical and storage.
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Duluth
|
MN |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East Side Freedom Library |
The East Side Freedom Library exists in one of the three Carnegie Library structures in the city of Saint Paul. Our building is over 100 years old and is a historically significant building and a building which has considerable meaning among East Side residents.
Among the capital improvements needed for this historic structure tuck pointing on our brick building, various accessibility updates, an elevator upgrade, external lighting (for safety and after-dark community activities), paint upstairs and downstairs (community/performance room) new carpet upstairs, carpet and dance/performance floor in basement/community room, and cement work on entrance steps.
These steps are not just cosmetic renovations for this historically significant building. They are crucial to the survival of the structure. They are crucial to the usability and accessibility of the building. They are important for safety. They are important so that the East Side community, which has historically been under-resourced and neglected, sees an institution in their community being supported and that the work they do is important in the broader community of our city, region and state. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$968,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space Inc. |
The mission of ASI is to provide housing with care for persons with physical disabilities and brain injuries, as well as seniors and veterans. This mission is accomplished through the development, management and ownership of accessible, affordable housing, assisted living and rehabilitation services. Many of their housing residents are able to seek and maintain employment, attend school and/or college, and participate in local/community events alongside their able-bodied neighbors within the community. Federal support for improvements will help ASI preserve and leverage its limited and restricted Replacement Reserve funding for ongoing maintenance needs, future local funding opportunities, and the continued provision of Reasonable Accommodations and Modifications to residential units and common areas to ensure residents have full and equal access to the housing program, per requirements of the Fair Housing and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Additionally, federal funding will significantly reduce maintenance expenses, prevent high cost emergency repairs, and reduce the need for increases in the Contract Rents in the federal/HUD rental assistance contract which keeps resident rents affordable. Since their founding in 1978, Accessible Space, Inc. (ASI), a 501 (c) (3) headquartered in Minnesota has been a pioneer and industry leader by funding more than 160 accessible, affordable housing initiatives in 31 states. Their work has made independent community living a possibility for adults with disabilities, seniors and veterans. ASI's work ensures that low-income seniors, persons with disabilities and veterans have access to energy efficient, safe, and affordable housing.
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Minneapolis, Golden Valley, St. Anthony
|
MN |
$514,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kanabec County Highway Department |
County Road 60 is a gravel road with an average daily traffic of 350 vehicles per day at its highest location. When contructed, the project would link two pave County State Aid routes together.
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Kanabec County
|
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Allina Health |
Allina Health requests $567,000 to secure a 3-D Mammography unit and its technical fittings to support expanding access to the Allina Health Cancer Institute's (AHCI) mobile cancer screening program.
Screenings are the best way to detect cancer early, which is more likely to lead to better outcomes. However, for those individuals without health insurance, screening tests can often be prohibitively expensive. Increasing cancer screening rates, especially in underserved areas, is a key focus of Allina Health's commitment to advancing health equity.
To help women access cancer screening services, AHCI was recently awarded $975,000 by the Cargill Foundation to provide breast cancer screenings and prevention education in 9 Minnesota counties - Anoka, Wright, Washington, Sherburne, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott, McLeod, and Le Sueur. Requested CPS will provide capital funding flexibility to pursue the technology needed for the other screenings, including CT for Lung Nodule Clinic, increasing rural communities' access to a wider range of cancer screenings. AHCI has the goal to expand screening and education programs to additional rural counties where barriers to access are prominent.
AHCI is dedicated to providing cancer care that is connected, compassionate and convenient. AHCI providers in 30 locations work closely with patients to personalize care and treatment plans to meet specific needs, from the initial diagnosis and every step of the way. AHCI provides high quality Whole Person Care, addressing cancer's impact on overall physical and mental wellness. AHCI supports patients with nutrition guidance, physical therapy, mental health counseling, financial navigation, family support groups. |
Statewide |
MN |
$567,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota |
The Waite Park Community Outpost Collaborative is a partnership between the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota, the City of Waite Park, Waite Park Police Department, Waite Park Senior Citizen Community and the Greater St. Cloud Public Safety Foundation with many additional program partners.
The mission of the Waite Park Community Outpost Collaborative is to build a 30,000 sq. ft. facility to serve youth, seniors and the Waite Park community that is designed to enhance community engagement and prevent crime through a philosophy of collaboration in a multi-jurisdictional, multi-disciplinary, multi-ethnic, and multi-generational environment.
$5,000,000 - total project cost - 30,000 sq. ft building (gymnasium, commercial kitchen, technology center, multi-purpose rooms, large community gathering space, fitness center, playground, green space, basketball & soccer fields): $1,500,000 - land acquisition/site preparation, $3,500,000 - construction.
Funding for the project will come from private/public foundations, government grants & individual & corporate donors. In-kind donations & services for costs associated with the construction of the building will be utilized including a possible donation of land from the City of Waite Park.
Other federal funding requests include: 2 CDS requests - Sen. Klobuchar & Sen. Smith - $1.5 million each, 1 CPR request - Rep. Emmer - $1.5 million.
The Waite Park Community Outpost Collaborative is committed to crime prevention, improving the quality of life for community members with a focus on youth and seniors, building trusting relationships between public safety and the community, and creating positive activities for community members from youth to senior citizens. |
Waite Park |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Finishing Trades Institute of the Upper Midwest |
"This project builds upon FTI Upper Midwest's (FTIUM) recognition that the construction industry has the highest rate of suicide per 100,000 workers of any industry and of the need for a progressive new student services model, FTIUM Care Team, that prioritizes whole-person wellness.
Our primary goal is to partner with TEAM Corporation to provide specialized student services, on campus to our 2,800 students. The FTIUM Care Team will consist of Master's Level Behavioral Health Clinicians, Care Coordinators, Nurse Case Managers, and a Registered Dietitian. We believe that access to in-person visits increases compliance, keeping students mentally and physically healthy.
Getting all populations access to clinicians is imperative with the current mental health and opioid crises. While the suicide rate in construction is at an all-time high, with 15 workers dying daily, we are committed to being the leading force in cultural change and acceptance of behavioral health needs. FTIUM Care Team members will provide mental health and substance use disorder awareness and education programs, 24/7 crisis services, individual counseling, a learn to live program, and student advocacy.
This work can be challenging in a population where being tough is at the core of our culture. Our model will take a team approach. Behavioral health clinicians concentrate on mental health and chemical dependency. They integrate care coordination staff and nurse case managers as physical health concerns are identified. We will assist patients in becoming independent, walking them through the correct processes and assessing their needs along their journey." |
Little Canada |
MN |
$11,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cottage Grove |
80th Street is the gateway into the City of Cottage Grove. Home to the largest and busiest commercial and retail district with 24,000 vehicles per day, it provides a vital connection to thousands of homes. Some base pavement from 1980 is still in use today along this 1.25-mile segment. With $5.8 million in federal support the City could close the gap on financial shortfalls that prohibit it from funding the $7.8 million rehabilitation project. A sense of urgency to begin the project remains. The City adds thousands of residents each year, as well as extensive retail and commercial growth with the increased population. The City's high-density housing growth is also centered around 80th Street, as two large senior living complexes are now full, and two large apa1iment complexes will be completed in the coming months. With the imminent arrival of bus transit and the current and future traffic counts on 80th Street, this project fits the criteria for the federal infrastructure package.
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Cottage Grove
|
MN |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wyoming |
The City of Wyoming is asking for $7 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to assist the City of Wyoming in building a new Public Safety Facility for both Fire and Police services. This will enable Wyoming Public Safety to better serve our community with greater efficiency, effectiveness, best practices and meet professional standards that improve the overall Public Safety experience for our community. The City of Wyoming is committed to matching the request with an additional $7 million for a total project cost of an estimated $14 million.
The City is taking a conservative approach to the design and construction of the facility to keep costs low, utilizing a green site the City already owns and sharing as many spaces as possible between the two divisions to keep the footprint as reasonable as possible. The proposed new facility is allocating 9,322 square feet for police operations, administration, support staff, evidence processing and storage, and vehicle garage space. The facility is also allocating 13,767 square feet for fire apparatus bays, equipment decontamination, turnout gear storage, locker facilities, and administrative offices. To best utilize the space, we have committed approximately 4,600 square feet as joint operation and training space to be shared by both divisions. |
Wyoming |
MN |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Corcoran |
This project supports the construction of a water supply system, including a well, water treatment facility, and water storage facility, for the City of Corcoran’s Northeast District. In addition to providing safe and clean drinking water to the community, the new system would spur significant residential and commercial growth in the area on the approximately 2,000 acres of mostly undeveloped land that would be served.
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Corcoran
|
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Mesabi Mine Planning Board |
U.S. Highway 169, known as the Cross Range Expressway, is the primary freight and passenger highway connection between Grand Rapids, Hibbing, and Virginia. This seventy mile distance was completed to a four lane divided highway between the 1950s and 1994, except for the length from Coleraine to Pengilly which was left as two lane undivided highway. Subsequently two additional sections were completed using state funding, still leaving 8.4 miles of two lane undivided highway sandwiched between and constricting traffic between four lane divided highway both east and west of the unfinished section. The remaining undivided segment has grade, curve/visibility, shoulder, and other constraints that result in traffic safety issues and is a potential economic constraint, choking both freight and passenger vehicles as traffic flows between the otherwise continuous four lane divided highway of the Cross Range Expressway. A short summary of major background and supporting points is attached to this application and more information would be available upon request. A brief project summary is also attached for informational purposes.
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Itasca County
|
MN |
$150,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
Funds would be used to remove blockages in the Red River channel, including the two bridges that do not accommodate current flow rates, and replacing them with appropriately-sized bridges allows the Red River to flow within its natural channel rather than overflow its banks. Additional protective levees and removal of 40 blockages in the river channel which produce significant reduction in flood occurrences and duration, as shown by recent modeling research by Houston Engineering. In the last 25 years, there have been 13 major flood events. The city of Oslo and farmyards are typically without access for up to 6 weeks when this happens. The water flooding the Oslo region is not local run-off, but the result of the entire Red River from the southern end of Minnesota that drains an area of 20,000,000 acres with a population of 631,000 people, including the upstream communities of Fargo, ND/Moorhead, MN and Grand Forks, ND/East Grand Forks, MN. |
Oslo |
MN |
$17,998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Newport |
Funds will be used for flood management, storm water management, preservation of natural areas, reintroduction of greenspace, and Mississippi River access. Specifically, funding would complete work in the north project area including final tree removal and clean-up, parking, and river access ($90,000). And to begin work on a south project with Mill Pond purchase/clean-up ($100,000); secure land donation and prepare property for City management/maintenance; and inspection and planning of final amenity designs ($160,000). |
Newport |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Claremont |
Funds will be used to construct a new fire hall for first responders. Highway 14 goes through the Claremont Fire Departments coverage area and they need an adequate fire station to respond to the rise in emergency calls and traffic incidents. |
Claremont |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Lake Vermilion Fire Brigade |
The funds will be used for a helicopter landing base helibase and providing dock access for emergency vehicles. The gravel parking lot is routinely utilized by North Memorial Air Care helicopters to transfer patients to intensive care hospitals. The helibase is graveled which is hazardous to helicopters, ambulances, and ground crews. The docks would facilitate emergency water response time to transfer patients to emergency vehicles. Bridgage currently depends on public docks, which are jammed during the summer. |
Cook |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
23rd Veteran |
23rd Veteran requests funds to support a program for military and veterans who have experienced a traumatic event. The 23V Recon Program addresses issues facing veterans struggling to transition to civilian life by focusing on the prevention or de-escalation of these life challenges. Each group completes a 14-week program that includes a week-long outdoor wellness adventure, physical fitness, positive psychology and trigger association retraining. The goal is to empower veterans to lead happier and more successful lives, resulting in healthier and happier communities. |
Duluth |
MN |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
826 MSP |
826 MSP requests funds for a program to improve educational outcomes and literacy skills for K-12 and 4-6 year old youth through direct instructions and relationship building with parents and caregivers. Specifically, the proposed program would include monthly meetings/workshops with parents; weekly sessions with 4-6 years olds including literacy skills building, phonics practice, and read-alouds; and education, training, practice, and supplies for parents to support students with literacy at home. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Advocating Change Together |
Advocating Change Together (ACT) requests funds to accelerate indepenent living capacity for intellectuatly and developmentally dsiabled (I/DD) people. The "PCs for People" project would provide personal computers to 100 Minnesotans with I/DD; ten hours of technical training on setting up and using their computers; and enrollment in the 12-session "I Am A Zoomer" curriculum to support personal community-building and independence in accessing resources. The goal is to enable I/DD people to independenetly access community resources and particpate in ACT's disability rights education programs. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Teacher's Forum classroom curriculum service |
The African American Registry requests funding to expand its Teacher's Forum teacher preparation service to more teacher candidates and to include Readability Learning System software that will improve illiteracy. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aitkin County Government |
The Aitkin County Government requests funding to provide transitional services and support to clients with substance abuse and/or mental health needs. The Aitkin County Transition Program is a collaborative project between Community Corrections, Health and Human Services, the Jail and the Sheriff's Department to provide a concentrated effort to make the transition from in-custody to the community. Community based activities and supports would include additional support to expand the current Club House. Club House currently provides mental health support, programming, education, and a safe and sober location to socialize. When other funding such as medical insurance or behavioral health funding is not available the grant funds will be used to provide short term mental health and chemical use treatment options in the jail. This service would be offered for individuals for up to 30 days to get a front end start on recovery and wellness before transitioning back into the community. Technology will be added in the jail to provide a virtual training and treatment option for inmates. Treatment in the jail is a new option for inmates. Transportation assistance and/or reimbursement will be incorporated into the project to support individuals in getting to and from treatment, appointments, healthy activities, and court. |
Aitkin County |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Al Maa'uun |
Al Maa'uun requests funding to develop North@Work, a peer action network of community-based employment service organizations. Specifically, these funds would expand the recruitment, outreach, and services of the network to include women and other underrepresented or marginalized community members. This partnership was developed to better leverage private-sector employment and economic development assets to address economic and racial disparities for African American men. The scope of work proposed includes the short-term response to the region's economic needs and the long-term strategy development to build future resources. Al Maa'uun is housed in the Masjid Au-Nur, home to the North Minneapolis Muslim faith community. Community gatherings, religious services, and other community meetings are held in the space. During the pandemic it became apparent Al Maa'uun was in need of more physical space. Designating a Workforce Development Center will create a space for programmatic expansion and community engagement. Al Maa'uun will conduct pre-development work for facility expansion including feasibility studies, exploration reports, ground surveys, and concept planning for a facility to be built on the current parking lot. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$882,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Allina Health |
Allina Health requests funding to establish a Mental Health and Addiction Specialty Center to provide an integrated and robust continuum of services for patients and community members living with mental illness and addiction. The Specialty Center brings together Allina Health outpatient mental health and addiction programs currently in varying locations, expands targeted programs to meet demand, integrates with community partners to meet social-related health needs and peer recovery needs, and offers an "urgent care" model of crisis services to help reduce reliance on the Emergency Department and increase coordination of services. The Specialty Center will be located at Mercy Hospital - Unity Campus in Fridley. The first-of-its-kind, 53,500+ square foot center is designed to provide a wide range of behavioral health services and connection to county and community services for food, economic and housing assistance, and community partnerships for peer recovery assistance. The development of all programs embraces virtual and mobile access to maximize reach into the community. Specifically, the Specialty Center will expand Allina Health Mental Health and Addiction programs to meet existing pent up demand, holding inpatient beds stable but expanding all other services to meet the needs of community members - while keeping them in the community; creating new mental health and addiction services to serve the lifespan, including child, adolescent, and geriatric services; and partnering with community organizations to provide on-site access to county resources, peer recovery support, and in-person and mobile crisis services. |
Anoka County |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental's Fairmont Center for Dental Health requests funding to support the expansion of the Fairmont and Madelia Centers in Southern Minnesota, supporting the expansion of Apple Tree Dental's advanced IV sedation and general anesthesia team, specialized services in the Fairmont and Madelia areas. |
Martin County |
MN |
$107,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental requests funding to support remodeling and new equipment at the Southern Minnesota Care Coordination Center located in Rochester. The upgraded Center will expand mobile dental services across Southern Minnesota by acting as the mobile dental Care Coordination hub for Southern Minnesota and through on-site dental care in nursing homes and other accessible community locations serving vulnerable people. These improvements will allow Apple Tree Dental's Rochester, Fairmont, and Madelia Centers to deliver on-site care to nursing homes and group homes in rural Southern Minnesota regions, by being able to provide dental consultations via our mobile dental process with dental specialists located in at our Rochester facility. This will allow for essential mobile dental services to span across rural Southern Minnesota, where dental need is great and growing. |
Olmsted County |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental requests funding for this project to support expanded access to oral health care via teledentistry across Southern Minnesota. These funds will support the expansion of teledentistry dental care services for regional Southern Minnesota nursing homes, assisted living centers, Head Start Centers, schools, group homes, and other community partners. |
Martin County |
MN |
$316,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental requests funding to support the workforce development of staff at its Little Falls Center in Central Minnesota region, a medical/dental integration dental clinic located on the CHI St. Gabriel's Health campus. These funds will provide support for medical-dental collaboration with St. Gabriel's Hospital, educational rotations, and tele-dentistry services. The Center serves Medicaid and low-income groups, including geriatric and special needs patients, and hosts educational rotations for health professional students from Central Lakes College. Since the Little Falls Center is located within CHI St. Gabriel's Health campus in Little Falls, the goal is to hire staffing and establish a joint IV sedation and general anesthesia program for geriatric and special needs dental patients in partnership with St. Gabriel's Hospital. This workforce development appropriation aims to achieve rural workforce development goals to attract and retain dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants to solve long standing dental health professional shortages in the region. |
Morrison County |
MN |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental is requests funding for this project to purchase necessary dental equipment, cabinets, chairs; IT and phone systems; dental instruments and handpieces; suctioning units; x-rays; cameras; office equipment and furniture; and other types of clinical equipment. When completed, the expanded Little Falls Center will provide additional treatment rooms and facilities urgently needed to increase the workforce of dentists, dental therapists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, and care coordinators in Central Minnesota. The Center will ultimately have seven treatment rooms to provide for more efficiency and to also generate sufficient earned income to sustain the overall program. |
Morrison County |
MN |
$1,312,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental requests funding to support telehealth in West Central Minnesota with additional digital x-ray sensors to expand mobile on-site dentistry in the region at its Fergus Falls Center for Dental Health which is a nonprofit (501c3) Critical Access Dental practice operated in collaboration with the Department of Human Service's Special Care Dentistry Clinic. This project will extend the reach of this regional center, which is a HRSA designed underserved area for dental care,. A federal appropriation will support the deployment of telehealth services in the region. The equipment provided by this funding will help reduce travel and improve the timeliness and quality of care for patients who have difficulty finding dentists that accept Medical Assistance. The Fergus Falls Center Telehealth and IT Project will add digital x-ray sensors to the new mobile dental offices. |
Otter Tail County |
MN |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental requests funding to create and launch Minnesota's first rural dental residency program. The 29 person dental team is now providing care from a new dental facility co-located with the Minnesota Department of Human Services - Direct Care and Treatment Clinic - a first of its kind public/nonprofit partnership to co-locate dental services in Minnesota. The Fergus Falls Center for Dental Health is a nonprofit (501c3) Critical Access Dental practice. This project funding will provide the final support needed to launch the first rural dental residency program in Minnesota. This rural residency program will provide invaluable training in general dentistry, geriatric and special care dentistry to two dental residents each year. Funds will cover remaining faculty training, certification, and support staff training to launch an IV Sedation program for people with special needs, and recruitment, training and startup costs for a new mobile program hub extending dental services to sites throughout the region. This project with extend the reach of this regional center for geriatric and special care dentistry, which is a HRSA designed underserved area for dental care. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$144,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental requests funding to support expanded access to oral health care in West Central Minnesota. There is a need for on-site dental care in West Central Minnesota at long-term care facilities, nursing homes, Head Start Centers, group homes, assisted living centers and schools. Transportation is a major barrier to receiving care in rural areas, therefore providing on-site dental services, especially for people with special needs, children, and the elderly, is becoming more critical all of the time. This funding will help purchase the necessary mobile dental delivery vehicle, and the needed mobile dental equipment for the program. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$877,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Armory Arts and Music Center |
The Armory Arts and Music Center (AAMC) requests funding to design and construct the MRC rehearsal, studio, recording and performance space; design and construct a restored historic Duluth Armory performance stage, and for 5 years of program operations (Program Manager and Music Instructors). This space will serve the students of the MRC and the broader community. The MRC is a eleven- year-old program for teens in Middle and High School. This vibrant youth education program will be permanently housed in about 3,000 square feet space on the lower level of the restored Duluth Armory. One of the primary programs of the AAMC is operation of the MRC. The MRC students learn to play, write, and practice with other musicians, learn how to record, and publicly perform. The MRC studio space and the restored historic stage will provide a one-of-a-kind experience for our students. In addition to providing a high-quality music experience to students in grades 6-12, the MRC nurtures and builds life skills. Students have a safe space to create, learn, explore, and yes – fail. They develop self-confidence, learn perseverance, develop deep friendships, become astute self-advocates, and develop the entrepreneurial skills needed should they decide to explore music as a career. |
Duluth |
MN |
$1,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Battered Women's Legal Advocacy Project |
Battered Women's Legal Advocacy Project DBA Standpoint requests funding to retain an advocate and an attorney to answer Action Line calls. These funds will help to staff a high demand Action Line and increase Standpoint's ability to train and provide outreach to underserved populations. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
"The Best Buddies in Minnesota Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities requests funding for this project to serve 800 students at 33 elementary, middle, and high schools in Minnesota. The project will include training 66 student leaders with and without disabilities and 594 inclusive activities. Best Buddies is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for people with IDD. A critical part of education for children and youth with IDD is the development of social skills which are essential to success in the community and the workplace following school. Best Buddies provides youth with IDD the opportunity to have a friend and to be one, thereby learning how to successfully interact with peers. The Best Buddies in Minnesota Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities fits directly into the work of the Office of Special Education, which is dedicated to ensuring that IDEA (The Individuals with Disabilities Education Services, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations Bill, which funds such efforts nationwide.
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Hennepin County |
MN |
$469,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Black Men Teach |
Black Men Teach (BMT) requests funding to support efforts to diversify the teacher workforce with Black men as elementary school educators through College Student Training/Professional Development, bi-monthly meetings, one-on-one training, summer learning, retreats and workshops. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Detroit Lakes, Inc. |
Boys & Girls Club of Detroit requests funding for this project to provide a high-quality educational and fun daytime child care experience for local youth in addition to helping close the gap for access to affordable child care with hours that work with local employers' schedules. L.E.A.P. (Learn, Explore & Play) is an early childhood full-day preschool program to be held inside the existing Boys & Girls Club of Detroit Lakes and serving families in Becker County, Minnesota. This will be a curriculum-based, structured educational program focused on school-readiness, social-emotional skills, and building overall character in today's youth. |
Detroit Lakes |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Rochester |
Boys & Girls Club in Rochester requests funding to provide additional off-site after-school programming throughout the community to K - 12th-grade students in their own neighborhoods and schools. Funds would provide youth with opportunities to engage in a wide variety of activities in Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, Good Character & Citizenship, as well as Mental and Behavioral Health. Services include educational/instructional services, youth development, mentoring tutoring, recreation, health/wellness instruction, leadership development, family literacy, and family and community engagement activities. The current site at The Place is open more than 1,400 hours across 49 weeks each year. Each week, 3 hours of academic support, 5 hours of physical activity, 20 hours of social-emotional learning, such as Positive Action, and 5 hours of leadership development programming are offered. |
Rochester |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota in collaboration with the City of Waite Park & the Greater St. Cloud Public Safety Foundation requests funding for this project to build a 30,000 sq. ft. facility to serve youth, seniors and the Waite Park community that is designed to enhance community engagement and prevent crime. |
Waite Park |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northland |
The Boys & Girls Club Grand Rapids and Greenway requests funding to renovate a building that will be a dedicated space for Club programming, allowing for the growth of out-of-school time programming that supports academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character and leadership development, while partnering with school districts, other non-profit organizations, behavioral health services, and local artisans. The site will also be a place to support families and family engagement activities. |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Breaking Free |
Breaking Free requests funding to provide housing services to survivors of sexual exploitation. Funding this project will provide safe housing for 34 families and will have a positive community impact by enabling us to continue serving some of the metro area's most vulnerable, and chronically homeless individuals. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Building Strong Communities |
Building Strong Communities requests funding to offer a 12-week program training program in 15 different trades. Building Strong Communities is a multi-trade apprenticeship readiness program that prepares individuals for a career in Minnesota's construction industry. The program includes a construction industry overview, Union-developed multi core craft curriculum, hands-on exposure at various Union training centers; active construction site tours; personal protection equipment and tools; and job interviews with participating unions and contractors. While the program operates in the Twin Cities, outreach also is focused on Rochester and Duluth with contacts made throughout Greater Minnesota. The program is planned to expand statewide. This program is supported by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and has been developed in partnership with Minneapolis Building and Construction Trade Council and Metropolitan Council and is offered in collaboration with North Hennepin Community College. At program completion, participants enroll in an apprenticeship or other training programs of their choosing, and Building Strong Communities provides one year of follow-up advocacy and career navigation help. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
C.A.R.E. Clinic |
CARE Clinic requests funding to empower underserved individuals to improve their health through increased access to health care services and culturally/linguistically competent care. CARE Clinic is located in Red Wing and operates a non-profit charitable clinic providing medical, dental, and mental health services for low-income and uninsured or publicly insured residents of Goodhue County. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CAPIUSA |
CAPI's Immigrant Opportunity Center (IOC) is requesting funding to engage local employers to address talent shortages while providing comprehensive services to support 200 immigrant, refugee, and BIPOC community members in developing the skills and credentials needed for academic and career success. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Rural Policy & Development |
The Rural Minnesota Emergency Medical Services & Mental Health Research requests funds to expand research on rural Emergency Medical Services and rural mental health. |
Mankato |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CentraCare Health System |
CentraCare Health System Emergency Medical Services requests funds for this project to procure three ambulances. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$579,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CentraCare |
CentraCare requests funding for the Central Minnesota Child Advocacy Center (CAC) to address an increase in the number of child maltreatment victims and to ensure the access to medical and mental health providers for all patients. CAC provides protection, advocacy, justice, and healing to victims of abuse. This includes forensic interviews, medical examinations, advocacy to victims of abuse and their families, and integrated behavioral and mental health services. Specifically, the project will centralize services at CentraCare Health System's Plaza campus and has secured a private on-campus space large enough to expand the number of victims able to be supported and services able to be offered. The new location requires renovations, equipment and furnishings without impacting services for the target population. The new location will facilitate easier access to all services that the CAC offers, as well as expanded access to medical and mental health providers, onsite lab/x-ray, reduced high overhead costs, and access to resources such as security, volunteers, and patient access. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$1,342,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children with Autism Deserve Education Foundation |
The Children with Autism Deserve Education (CADE) Foundation requests funds for this project to expand access at their Mendota Heights center for early intervention and screening of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in children at the age of 18 months to improve treatment intervention plans and outcomes. |
Mendota Heights |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children with Autism Deserve Education Foundation |
Children with Autism Deserve Education Foundation (The CADE Foundation) requests funding for this project to serve Minnesota young adults with autism, transition from school to college and work through workforce development program that incorporates life skills, labor skills and behavioral management. |
Minnetonka |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Health Care d.b.a Children's Minnesota |
Children's Minnesota requests funding to build a 22-bed inpatient mental health unit in the St. Paul hospital serving children and adolescents. Of the 22 new beds, 14 will be used for adolescent patients or will constitute swing beds for any pediatric mental health inpatient age group. The remaining eight beds will be dedicated to care for younger children under age 12 who require inpatient hospitalization. This will be the first such service for this younger age range in the East Metro. This expansion will help address the current and growing crisis of unmet pediatric mental health care needs in the community and state. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Health Care d.b.a Children's Minnesota |
Children's Minnesota requests funding for this project to support ongoing mental health programming and to expand our programming to include additional acute and outpatient services. The funds requested will help cover the costs of mental health programs including staff salaries, program materials, training and education to bring additional mental health clinicians into the workforce, and uncompensated or under-reimbursed care. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Health Care d.b.a Children's Minnesota |
Children's Minnesota requests funding for this program to create a satellite translational research staging area to assist in specimen collection, processing and send-out in accordance with the biological sample needs of research studies. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Theatre Company |
Children's Theatre Company (CTC) requests funding for this project to support Minnesota students by providing educational programs that address the achievement gap and promote social-emotional skill development. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Lamberton, MN |
The City of Lamberton, MN requests funding to build a 24-unit assisted living facility for its aging residents. |
Lamberton |
MN |
$5,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
The City of Minneapolis requests funding for this project, offered through the City's Employment and Training division, to provide tech skills trainings options to Minneapolis young adults ages 16-24, with a focus on low-income and BIPOC youth. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
The City of Minneapolis Health Department School Based Clinic Program (SBC) Model requests funding for this project to improve the lives of adolescents by providing a full range of physical, mental, and preventative health services. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul, on behalf of the Saint Paul Public Library, requests funding to support renovations of the children's areas in all 13 Saint Paul libraries to transform them into Play & Learn spaces. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul, on behalf of the Saint Paul Public Library, request funding for this project to provide critical access to community resources that support education and work. Ramsey County and the City of Saint Paul request funds to support technology-rich spaces in public library meeting/programming rooms across Saint Paul and suburban Ramsey County. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul requests funding to to develop a training and jobs program to support the planting and maintenance needs to address the more than 11,000 ash trees on public boulevards that are dead/dying due to the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) infestation. The goal would be to create pathways to green industry careers for young people in Saint Paul. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of St. Scholastica, Inc. |
College of St. Scholastica, Inc. requests funding to complete the renovation of the College of St. Scholastica's Nursing Simulation labs. Specifically, funds would be used for the renovation and outfitting of an existing nursing skills lab, the creation of a TeleICU and emergency services simulation lab, the purchase of additional state-of-the-art equipment, and upgraded network/wireless infrastructure. |
Duluth |
MN |
$1,417,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Center |
The Community Action Center (CAC) is requesting funding for this project to place a substance abuse disorder (SUD) support specialist in a local high school. |
Northfield |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Concordia College |
Concordia College requests funding to to expand access to the existing accelerated nursing program and build high quality, online curricula for social work and education professionals seeking a graduate degree. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
createMPLS |
createMPLS seeks funding for this project to prepare students who are underrepresented in STEM fields by removing barriers to provide accessible technology learning programs. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dakota Child and Family Clinic |
Dakota Child and Family Clinic (DCFC) requests funding to develop its mental health and community outreach services. The funds will cover necessary construction and equipment costs for a new wing dedicated to mental health and community outreach services. Existing clinic space is also in need of upgrades. |
Burnsville |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Diaper Bank of Minnesota |
The Diaper Bank of Minnesota requests funding for this project to reduce diaper need in the Twin Cities metro area. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$94,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Diaper Bank of Minnesota |
The Diaper Bank of Minnesota requests funding to conduct a demonstration project to reduce diaper need in the Twin Cities metro area. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$523,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Division of Indian Work |
Division of Indian Work requests funding to launch a Traditional Healing Project to teach clients about historical trauma and its effect on their lives and offer them healing practices. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Essentia Health |
Essentia Health requests funding for this project to expand and renovate the Virginia Hospital Emergency Department. This project would double the number of ambulatory evaluation rooms ("JET rooms") from 2 to 4 to manage lower acuity patients outside of the main ED volume; increase ED treatment rooms from 7 to 9; add behavioral health swing room capabilities to 3 of existing ED treatment rooms; add 2 behavioral health observation "Safer Rooms" in a behavioral health suite area within the expanded ED; upgrade security at main ED entry to allow staff to lockdown unit as needed; consolidate and relocate Registration and Switchboard functions to maintain safer and more efficient patient flow. |
Virginia |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ExercisAbilities Inc |
ExercisAbilities Inc requests funding to expand a physical rehabilitation and lifelong special wellness program for survivors of spinal cord injury, stroke, developmental disabilities, and other chronic conditions, including children, adults and seniors, in a non-profit community clinic located in Rochester, through acquisition of new capital equipment and necessary facility interior roof support renovation required for some equipment, helping patients walk again and live a healthy, active life with advanced health technology. |
Rochester |
MN |
$593,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Extreme Youth Development |
Extreme Youth Development requests funds for this project to create a repeating 14 week program. The program will focus on leadership, character development, coding and technology, fitness, resume building, skilled trade work, the importance of health and safety, responsibility and quality of work topics. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family & Children's Center (Minnesota) |
Family & Children's Center of Minnesota requests funds for this project to expand their child and adult outpatient behavioral health programming. This would increase their capacity to serve children and families from underserved communities. |
Winona |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family & Children's Center (Minnesota) |
Family & Children's Center of Minnesota requests funds for this project to expand their youth day treatment education initiative and school for behavioral health access, programming and services to Minnesota students and families. This funding request is aimed at helping at-risk youth: improve daily functioning and overall well-being of the child/adolescent; develop and strengthen positive coping skills; learn ways to manage and effectively express emotions, increase youth self-esteem, learn alternatives to high-risk behaviors and build social skills to improve relationships with adults and peers. |
Winona |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Finishing Trades Institute of the Upper Midwest Tr |
Finishing Trades Institute of the Upper Midwest requests funding to provide specialized student services on campus to their 2,800 students. This would fund a care team consisting of Master's Level Behavioral Health Clinicians, Care Coordinators, Nurse Case Managers, and a Registered Dietitian. |
Little Canada |
MN |
$11,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
First Witness Child Advocacy Center |
First Witness Child Advocacy Center requests funding to increase the understanding of sexual abuse dynamics, teaching adults how to respond to, spot and report abuse. |
Duluth |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GMCC (Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches) |
Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches (GMCC) requests funding to provide digital learning and homework support to disinvested students who are at greater risk of falling behind in their education due to the COVID-19 pandemic; and provide parents, seniors, and people with Limited English Proficiency (LEP) with basic digital skills training to help them meet their goals in education, health, employment, and other areas. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa requests funding for a new emergency services garage. The current garage is over 30 years old and too small for current needs. The garage has maintenance concerns, including a roof that needs to be replaced due to water damage, garage doors that no longer work, and heating issues. The current status of the garage could slow down response time to emergencies and needs to be replaced in order to serve the North Shore of Minnesota. |
Grand Portage |
MN |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches (GMCC) |
Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches (GMCC) requests funds for this project to address substance use disorder (SUD) and addiction in Somali communities through community-based, culturally-specific, trauma-informed recovery services. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Minnesota Children's Museums Coalition |
Greater Minnesota Children's Museums Coalition requests funds for this project to support educators through subsidized field trips and bussing, and children and families facing economic uncertainty through the expansion of access programs. This project will focus on providing high quality educational experiences in a way that is equitable for the children in most need. |
Blue Earth County |
MN |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Twin Cities United Way |
Greater Twin Cities United Way requests funding for this project to break the pipeline into homelessness for youth aging out of foster care and adults exiting incarceration. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gundersen St. Elizabeth’s Hospital |
Gundersen St. Elizabeth's requests capital funding as a part of the larger project to renovate and improve the long-term care facility at St. Elizabeth’s. The requested funding would support the construction of a state-of-the-art Wellness Space consisting of a Rehab Department and Resident Family meeting area at the new, consolidated long-term care location. This space will support the ongoing physical and psychosocial wellbeing of the residents served by Gundersen. It will enhance access to Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Restorative Support services, and an area dedicated for family and group gatherings. Gundersen St. Elizabeth's is the only provider of assisted living and long-term care in the this community. |
Wabasha |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gustavus Adolphus College |
Gustavus Adolphus College requests for this project to create an accessible and equitable educational experience for all students by implementing Universal Design, as well as developing learning spaces and materials, open-source learning platforms, and new technology. |
St. Peter |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hamline University |
Hamline University requests funding to expand partnerships with local corporations and public and nonprofit organizations to provide transformative paid collaborative research, internship, and apprentice teaching opportunities for students from BIPOC, low-income, and first generation college backgrounds. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Heart of America |
Heart of America requests funding to transform existing spaces and create Career and Technical Education labs (CTE), VoTech and Modern Manufacturing Labs, STEAM Labs that will impact the effectiveness of educators and achievement of students in STEM/CTE spaces. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Healthcare |
Hennepin Healthcare requests funds for this project to update ambulances, equipment and the facility for emergency medical services. This will increase accessibility for patients using primary or specialty clinics and hospital facilities on our multi-block campus and to allow for rapid EMS response time given heightened demands, a permanent expansion of an existing parking ramp structure with a focus on ambulance charging stations, controlled storage, and parking spaces is critically needed. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$4,941,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Technical College |
Hennepin Technical College (HTC) requests funding to provide training for high-demand industries that support the economic development and stability of Minnesota by expanding its Automation Robotics Engineering Technology (ARET) program to its Brooklyn Park campus. |
Brooklyn Park |
MN |
$2,422,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis, Inc. |
The Indian Health Board of Minneapolis, Inc. requests funding to rehabilitate two buildings on the campus approximately 37,000 square feet for the IHB Medical, Counseling and Administrative Services Center and IHB Dental Center. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Interact Center for the Visual and Performing Arts |
Interact requests funding to provide artists with disabilities with professional arts education and presentations, and community integration opportunities. This project would celebrate surviving COVID in virtual space and thriving while re-engaging with communities in person. Presented at The Luminary Theater in Minneapolis' North Loop District, the project includes: Original short music-theater performances throughout Minnesota for corporate events, Human Services conferences, education conferences, sports openers, and more - embedding artists with disabilities as leaders in a wide diversity of community settings; Outdoor summer Puppet Festival at our Saint Paul Hamline/Midway location - performances with original artist-created puppets, hands-on community artmaking booths facilitated by artists with disabilities, food, live music, all free to the public; Artist-In-Residence events at our Interact Gallery, inviting the community to drop in, see work on the walls, observe the artist's working process, and engage in conversation about artistic vision and life experiences; and original sculpture installation and public gatherings/conversations at Franconia Sculpture Garden in outlying Chisago County, Minnesota. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Intermediate School District 917 |
ISD 917 and its nine member districts request funding to partner with the Minnesota Humanities Center, Metropolitan State University, Dakota County Technical College, and the University of St. Thomas to strengthen and expand its Grow Your Own programs to develop and support diverse career pathways that prepare staff to meet the academic and social-emotional needs of our diverse students by earning a general education and/or special education teaching license, credentials to be a highly-qualified paraprofessional, Bachelor's degree, and/or Master's degree, and strengthen programs to engage school and district staff and leaders, students, and families in professional development, affinity groups, and collaborative work across organizations to center humanity in education. |
Rosemount |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Itasca Economic Development Corporation |
Itasca Economic Development Corporation (IEDC) requests funding to create a regional innovation system called The Forge to provide environments where the public can access work readiness skills training, pre-apprenticeship training, and in-demand occupational training in an area with high rates of concentrated poverty. |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$578,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Laura Baker Services Association |
Laura Baker Services Association requests funding to institute family navigation services and behavioral consulting services. Family Navigation Services program will help families and guardians of special needs children navigate IDD support, identify and link to resources and provide education and ongoing support and connections to other people in the same situation. The Behavioral Consulting Services program will assist parents and guardians with young and adult children with the development of support plans to address behavioral challenges. |
Northfield |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview |
M Health Fairview requests funding for a Mobile Substance Use Disorder and Transition clinic. This clinic would provide care immediately after an inpatient or emergency department discharge until patients are safely in a treatment program. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview |
M Health Fairview requests funding for a Mobile Substance Use Disorder (MSUD) Improvement Program. This program brings peer-support specialists and other clinical staff directly to patients. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview Ridges Hospital |
M Health Fairview requests funding for M Health Fairview Ridges Hospital's cardiac catheterization/interventional imaging laboratory. This funding would allow Ridges Hospital to upgrade their 14-year-old cardiac catheterization/interventional laboratory equipment. |
Burnsville |
MN |
$1,093,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan State University |
Metropolitan State University requests funding for a Professional Workforce Development Project. This funding will allow Metro State to help students identify and access learning opportunities like internships, undergraduate research, and learn-at-work programs; provide a course to engage students in goal setting; compensate students for their time participating in internships, undergraduate research, and structured reflection of work-based learning; and provide course-based experiences for mentoring and career readiness support. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minneapolis Community & Technical College |
Minneapolis College and Metropolitan State University requests funding to establish an Urban Entrepreneurship Education Center in the renovated Management Education Center (MEC) building. The program would send faculty and students out to small and start-up businesses in the community, bring small and start-up business owners to campus, and provide a pathway to post-secondary entrepreneurship education for students receiving high school entrepreneurship education. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$476,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Alliance With Youth |
Minnesota Alliance With Youth requests funding for a cohort of AmeriCorps Promise Fellows. Promise Fellows work directly with the youth and families they serve to create a support plan that is built on the specific needs, talents and interests of the students. Students themselves are selected for participation in the program partially based on their answers to the Student Engagement Instrument, a student self-assessment of their beliefs and attitudes towards school and learning. Promise Fellows engage students in school and learning by using an Early Warning System to identify youth who need support and then provide individual interventions to build academic and social skills. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans |
Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans requests funding for its Income Navigation services, which provide employment and benefits navigation services to Veterans with barriers to stable employment. Through this program, Employment Specialists connect Veterans to job skills training and provide in-house education about soft skills such as conducting a successful job search, resume writing, mock interviews, and workplace norms. MACV is also building capacity in serving justice involved Veterans as a subpopulation at high risk of unemployment, criminal recidivism, and housing instability post release from incarceration. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MN Association of Community Mental Health Programs |
Minnesota Association of Community Mental Health Programs requests funds for this project to create integrated care models where clients can get what they need from one place, including Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs). This creates a statewide care management registry and portal, integrating clinical cost data from intersections of systems in order to implement best practices in behavioral health care, quality improvement and population health management which will allow providers to focus on people in greatest need of services and coordinate physical and behavioral health care. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Autism Center |
Minnesota Autism Center (MAC) requests funding to improve sensory equipment at each of its sites across Minnesota. MAC services utilize applied behavioral analysis therapy, as well as speech and occupational therapy, assessment and diagnosis services, and individual and family services. An integral part of these services in sensory therapy, which helps children improve their fine and gross motor skills and visual, auditory, and tactile processing. These spaces currently have outdated equipment that cannot accommodate all children. Updated equipment -- such as sensory swings, harnesses, wall padding and mats -- will improve the quality of therapy and long-term outcomes for children. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) requests funds for this project to build Long COVID support networks in rural Minnesota. This project will design, implement, and evaluate long COVID peer support networks tailored to rural communities in Minnesota and provide safe, supportive, and informative communities for individuals experiencing long COVID with an emphasis on well-being, mental health, disability, and living with pre-existing conditions. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) requests funds for this project to fund a statewide prevention initiative addressing substance use prevention and mental health promotion by implementing the LifeSkills Training (LST) curriculum in schools throughout the state. LST is a research-based curriculum that teaches students the necessary skills to resist social pressures to drink or use other substances, to develop better self-esteem and self-confidence, cope effectively with anxiety, and build problem-solving and negotiation skills. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
Minnesota Department of Health requests funding to implement a mobile version of the Rural Obstetric Simulation Training that is currently provided on-site at Community Memorial Hospital in Cloquet, Minnesota -- including through attaining obstetrics suite equipment, a van, and mobile technology. This project will make this training available to a wider range of rural providers. Minnesota Department of Health requests to implement a mobile version of the Rural Obstetric Simulation Training that is currently provided on-site at Community Memorial Hospital in Cloquet, Minnesota. This includes purchasing obstetrics suite equipment, a van, and mobile technology. This project will make this training available to a wider range of rural providers. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Diversified Industries (MDI) |
Minnesota Diversified Industries (MDI) requests funds to develop the Unified Work program to ensure people with disabilities have ample choices for competitive, meaningful, and sustained employment within the most integrated settings possible, specifically through disability awareness, mentoring, training, and consulting. The program aims to address the lack of competitive, integrated employment opportunities for people with disabilities by providing training opportunities to people with disabilities in a variety of formats. This training will focus on helping people with disabilities assess their skills and interests, set goals, and create a plan to achieve them. The training will be made available to people with disabilities throughout Minnesota. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Humanities Center |
Minnesota Humanities Center requests funds for this project to to develop higher education civic-learning institutes for K12 educators. which train teachers and help them develop units, curricula, and resources to provide students with the skills and knowledge to negotiation controversial historical and contemporary issues in a depolarizing manner. |
Ramsey |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center |
Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center requests funds for this project to renovate its holistic healing center. and address health risks, water damage, and ADA compliance concerns office, conference, and community spaces for individuals seeking access to healing services rooted in Native American cultural practices. This facility provides mental health services, substance use disorder services, and access to wrap around supports such as housing, family services, advocacy services, and case management services. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota North College |
Minnesota North College requests funds for this project to create college programming to meet the need to train the local workforce in the advancing electric vehicle and related transportation technologies in order to build regional capacity for this market. The funds in this proposal would be utilized to develop and pilot a certificate program that aligns already existing automotive technician, diesel technician, electrical maintenance and solar, and engineering programming in Minnesota North College. This certification would provide an additional avenue for students to obtain relevant and cutting-edge skills that will allow them to take part in an ever-advancing industry. This program seeks to make the region more competitive for businesses within EV/AV/CV technology industries, such as battery production. Development of this training requires investment in space, professional development, and equipment, which includes community infrastructure. |
Hibbing |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Recovery Connection (MRC) |
Minnesota Recovery Connection (MRC) requests funds for this project to build capacity for peer recovery support services through its Substance Use Disorder Epidemic Response program. MRC is a leading provider of peer recovery support services, which are an evidence-based model of giving and receiving non-clinical care and assistance for recovery from substance use, mental and behavioral health disorders. Services are delivered by Peer Recovery Specialists, professionally trained individuals with lived experience of SUD and recovery. Peer Recovery Specialists help others initiate recovery, maintain recovery, navigate complex healthcare and human service systems and enhance quality of life. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$1,727,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State College Southeast |
Minnesota State College Southeast requests funds for this project to renovate the Allied Healthcare simulation lab at its Winona campus to provide clinical-based experiences for future healthcare providers, shared space with community partners for training, and support for our local partners and local workforce needs. This simulation lab/center would build out existing space as in a hospital wing, including private patient rooms, medication room, nursing station, control room, industry-standard x-ray room (providing direct training for both radiography and biomedical electrical engineering students), radiography simulation areas, and debriefing rooms. |
Winona |
MN |
$1,727,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State College Southeast |
Minnesota State College Southeast requests funds for this project to expand the current Mechatronics Technology program at its Red Wing campus to a full two-year degree program. The college currently offers an Associates of Applied Sciences in Mechatronics Technology on the Winona Campus, which is over an hour away and at capacity. This funding would allow the college expand on its current one-year Electromechanical Technology Diploma and modify curriculum to deliver more flexible formats such as online and accelerated models that will better meet learner needs. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$1,092,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities |
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities requests funds for Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor trainings and Youth and Adult Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) trainings at each of the 37 colleges and universities of Minnesota State and in their respective campus communities. It would complement a current initiative that supported the Adult MHFA instructor training for 160 people who work at a Minnesota State College or University. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$1,935,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College requests funds for the Center for Public Safety and Service for a project to expand the range of diversity within local law enforcement agencies by removing barriers and providing opportunities for students who might otherwise be precluded from realizing their ambition of becoming a police officer. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College requests funding for mobile health care simulation labs that would provide hands-on training opportunities for current students. The mobile simulation lab will bring advanced training to students across the region in a variety of M State health programs including surgical and cardiovascular technology, as well as dental, nursing, pre-professional health. |
Otter Tail County |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College requests funding for energy industry training facilities. This includes the creation of two academic satellite sites to educate power line and gas utility workers; an Indoor Climbing Facility to practice pole climbing, line construction and bucket-truck operation; a Solar Energy Academy; and a CDL Training Range. |
Wadena |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State HealthForce |
Winona State University (WSU) and Minnesota State HealthForce seek funding for Minnesota Healthcare Education and Resiliency Training (MN HEART) to deliver evidence-based trainings to health care workers and students to support mental health resiliency. |
Winona |
MN |
$2,276,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State University Moorhead |
Minnesota State University Moorhead requests funding for Yellow Ribbon Advance, a community-wide initiative comprised of industry and business partners committed to hiring veterans, service members, and their family members to fill workforce shortages while they work towards a bachelor's degree. Service members receive intensive support as they earn a degree in one of six career pathways: health care, education, public safety, cybersecurity, business and logistics, or human services. This program will deploy and develop the skills of Veterans, service members, the National Guard, reservists, and their families to meet urgent labor shortages in high-demand industries. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State University, Mankato |
Minnesota State University, Mankato (MNSU) requests funding for this project to develop a School of Food and Agriculture to address the need for talent and research in the agriculture and food industry. |
Mankato |
MN |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State University, Mankato |
Minnesota State University, Mankato requests funding to start the Center for Rural Behavioral Health (CRBH), which aims to improve access to behavioral healthcare for residents in outstate Minnesota to include recognized Reservations through research, workforce development, and continuing education and customized training. |
Mankato |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State University, Mankato |
Minnesota State University requests funding to support the launch of the Minnesota Polytechnic and Applied Learning Institute (MinnPoly) to be the state's first and only polytechnic. |
Blue Earth County |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota West Community & Technical College |
Minnesota West Community & Technical College requests funding for this project to enhance and expand health-related programming on the Granite Falls campus. The project enhances the already onsite Nursing program by adding a classatory simulation space. The funds would be used to purchase instructional equipment & classroom/lab furnishings, expand technologies, offset initial instructional costs, and do minor remodeling of current spaces. |
Granite Falls |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missions Inc. Programs |
Missions Inc. Programs (MIP) requests funding for Mission Lodge, a program to provide housing and supportive services to people living with addiction and chronic chemical dependency. This project creates 31 individualized living spaces (19 single; 6 double) by renovating one wing of a congregate-style shelter facility. It primarily serves low income participants from Hennepin; a disproportionate percentage are from communities of color. Over 60% of residents in FY21 report being chronically homeless. The program provides a structured, sober environment with supports for extended periods of sobriety. |
Plymouth |
MN |
$1,296,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morris Area Child Care Center |
The Morris Area Child Care Center requests funding to help create 42 additional child care openings for children from 6 weeks to school age. This project complements the Center's construction project to double enrollment capacity by providing classroom equipment for the educational child care program. Morris and the surrounding rural areas have a critical child care shortage. It is estimated that there are 200 or more children in the area in need of child care. |
Morris |
MN |
$18,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Midwest Special Services, Inc. |
Midwest Special Services (MSS), Inc. requests funding to enhance training for direct support professionals with the aim to increase staff retention and expanding training and mentorship for our workforce.; expand professional development opportunities by creating a career ladder structure that will improve job satisfaction and increase wages; and share knowledge and resources with providers across the state by developing a learning collaborative. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Native American Community Clinic |
The Native American Community Clinic requests funding to develop up to 100 units of affordable housing atop the expanded clinic footprint to address the deep inequities faced by the surrounding community and the overall impact homelessness has on social determinants of health. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Normandale Community College |
Normandale requests funding for this project to develop a Health Sciences Center for Interprofessional Education (IPE) and Simulation to the delivery of education for nursing, dental hygiene, and other allied health professions. |
Bloomington |
MN |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Normandale Community College |
Normandale requests funding to develop a state-of-the-art Health Sciences Center for Interprofessional Education (IPE) and Simulation. The Center would provide students in Normandale's nursing, dental hygiene, community health worker, nutrition, and exercise programs to learn together through simulated scenarios that build teamwork and communication skills. |
Bloomington |
MN |
$1,309,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Memorial Health |
The Maple Grove Hospital requests funding for a major expansion of the facility, including increasing Patient Rooms from 17 to 34 and adding a Triage Room and 10 Observation/Flex Rooms. |
Maple Grove |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Memorial Health |
North Memorial Health (NMH) requests funding to replace outdated patient stretcher and stair chair systems to greatly improve patient transport and increase staff safety on NMH ambulance rigs. If awarded, this funding will be used to add power stretcher systems on 34 ambulance rigs and purchase eight (8) Stairchair devices to be used in the field. |
Princeton |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northland Community and Technical College |
Northland Community and Technical College requests funding for this project to propose remodeling space to add Precision Manufacturing training, which will include short-term certificates and credentials in a competency-based model. |
Thief River Falls |
MN |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Open Arms of Minnesota |
Open Arms of Minnesota requests funding to renovate space for a second commercial kitchen in St. Paul, putting the hospital in a position to expand physical capacity and increase geographic reach for providing meals to people living with life-threatening illnesses. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PCs for People |
PCs for People requests funding for five computer distribution events. These events will distribute 750 refurbished laptops to low income families, low income students and job seeking adults. Their goal is to ensure equitable access to the technology tools needed to fully participate in society. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Penumbra |
Penumbra Theatre requests funding for a planning and pre-design process for a multi-use performance arts space. Their goal with the space is to combine art, racial equity, and wellness to drive change and healing. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
People's Center Clinics & Services |
People's Center Clinics & Services requests funding for the expansion of their Cedar Riverside facility for the expansion of women's health and pediatric services; a walk-in clinic; dental care including nine operatories; modifications to enhance cultural responsiveness; and remodeling administrative space. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Perspectives Inc. |
Perspectives Inc. requests funding for programming for homeless and recovering women and children. |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Perspectives, Inc. |
Perspectives Inc. requests funding for a new family center in St. Louis Park. This center aims to address community needs including mental and chemical health treatment, employment, and children's educational programming. |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Proceed Inc. |
Proceed Inc. requests funding to enhance post-secondary educational pathways and training pathways to ensure BIPOC access to college, technical, or careers resources. This project will use college exploration tools and provide service-learning experiences for up students in grades 6-12. This project provides early education services to students in grades K-5, summer enrichment camps on S.T.E.A.M. topics and individual tutoring and parent workshops promoting life skills. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$595,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental |
These federal funds will be used to provide literacy resources to the local community. This project would provide three free print books featuring diverse content to 15,000 PreK-8 students, free digital library access to nearly 1,000 titles to 7,500 PreK-5 students, a classroom lending library of 15 books at each participating school, along with access to accompanying supplemental literacy content for educators, parents, and volunteers to create engaged readers. These funds would also provide for student engagement materials (e.g., bookmark, bookplates, parent tip sheets, book-related resources) as well as educator engagement materials (poster, orientation materials, welcome kit). In addition, this project would use funds for family engagement, community capacity building, content creation, communications outreach, technical assistance, best practice guidance, RIF personnel and account management. |
Eagan |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Ignite |
Red Wing Ignite requests funding to expand its Learn and Earn program to include essential skills training. This funding would be used to increase student skills and competencies; and the diversity of participation, while strengthening the region's talent pipeline. Skills training focuses on oral and written communication, building social skills and basic digital competencies. |
Goodhue |
MN |
$127,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Regions Hospital |
Regions Hospital requests funding to renovate the moderate- to high-acuity units of their Emergency Center. These units host about 40 percent of the Center's visits each year, or about 38,000 visitors. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Restoration for All Inc. |
Restoration for All Inc. requests funding for their training and technical assistance program, the FUSON Project which assists girls of African Ancestry overcome barriers to STEM education and careers, achieve economic inclusion, and economic self-sufficiency. |
Ramsey |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reverence for Life and Concern for People |
Project Turnabout requests funding to purchase and installation of a complete security system including internal and external cameras, and a key fob system that would allow staff to monitor and lock down its inpatient, publicly funded treatment facility in rural Minnesota. |
Granite Falls |
MN |
$536,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
River Valley Health Services |
River Valley Health Services requests funding to build capacity that was closed down due to the pandemic. This project would fund fund clinic medical equipment, desks, chairs, and laboratory equipment. |
Scott County |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Riverland Community College |
Riverland Community College requests funding to increase the pipeline of skilled technicians for manufacturing and transportation sectors through (1) collaboration with businesses in a "Learn and Earn" model for adult learners to enroll in manufacturing and transportation programs while working part-time for partner businesses to solve the immediate and future workforce demands, (2) develop high-tech classroom labs with up-to-date equipment on Owatonna and Albert Lea campuses to enhance the skills of graduates in manufacturing and transportation pathway, (3) Recruit and develop faculty from diverse backgrounds to attract and educate the growing diverse student population, and (4) Develop and implement increased non-credit training and certifications in high-demand areas like Commercial Truck Driving (Class A and B), Logistics, Dispatch, and Welding. |
Freeborn County |
MN |
$1,975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Art Center |
The Rochester Art Center requests funding to jumpstart an accessible free school tour program that will reach an estimated 1500 students during its first year. |
Rochester |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RS EDEN |
The RS EDEN requests funding to support the full rehabilitation of an apartment building near downtown Minneapolis, Lorraine Apartments, which provides transitional housing for women with young children while they receive intensive substance use treatment. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota |
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota (SMUMN) requests funding to equip a clinical simulation training laboratories for its BSN pre-licensure program in Winona and Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) program in Minneapolis. |
Winona County |
MN |
$927,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Central College |
South Central College requests funds for this project to establish a Dental Clinic/Lab with 12 dental stations to be utilized by its Dental Assisting program on their North Mankato Campus. Funding would support the build-out of the existing space and equipment to be used by students for lab and clinical experiences. It would include the creation of new instructional facilities (radiology lab, sterilization area, storerooms, patient care area), as well as a dedicated front desk and waiting room. The established Clinic will also be accessible by the public. |
North Mankato |
MN |
$1,121,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Minnesota League of Municipalities |
Southeastern Minnesota League of Municipalities requests funds for this project for Southern Minnesota Clean Water Training programs to support water and wastewater operator training at Riverland Community College in Albert Lea. This project would hire and train faculty, establish and improve degree programs, improve teacher preparation programs, develop and improve curricula, upgrade technology, equipment, and telecommunications, provide student support, and implement university partnerships with school districts. |
Mower County |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southside Community Health Services, Inc. |
Southside Community Health Services to develop a medical clinic to continue serving patients, expand services, and to bring primary medical, dental, vision, and integrated behavioral health services under one roof to better meet the healthcare needs of the community. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Catherine University |
St. Catherine University requests funds to expand the STEM pipeline for diverse girls and women by building and formalizing pipeline programs for girls and women in partnership with St. Paul and Minneapolis public schools as well as local community colleges, and developing and implementing STEM bridge programming for participants at every level. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Cloud Technical & Community College (SCTCC) |
St. Cloud Technical & Community College requests funding for the Licensed Practical Nursing Refugee Career Pathways (LPN-RCP) program to support refugees in attaining the knowledge and resources needed to begin a nursing career in Central Minnesota. This model creates 16 additional seats in the nursing program each year led by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) nursing faculty. A BIPOC Success Coach/Career Planner will provide career counseling and support to participating students for academic success and career placement. Admission criteria will be tailored to refugee students' college success rather than traditional admission criteria. Newly hired and trained faculty will be assigned half-time to teaching in regularly scheduled classes and half-time providing supplementary instruction, practice, or other educational support needed for student success. Over three years, St. Cloud Technical & Community College (SCTCC) will graduate 48 additional students prepared to write the Practical Nursing Boards. These students will receive additional academic and non-academic support to aid in mastering the curriculum. |
Stearns County |
MN |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Luke's Hospital of Duluth |
St. Luke's Hospital requests funding for technology, equipment and infrastructure needed to upgrade a planned and funded 28-bed inpatient cardiac care unit into one that can immediately be turned into an ICU unit as the need arises. The project will increase the number of isolation-capable rooms within the unit and integrate the technological infrastructure needed for St. Luke's to provide telehealth critical care consults with rural hospitals throughout the region. |
Duluth |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Olaf College |
St. Olaf College requests funds for this project to support an evidence-based mental health and resilience education training initiative. This project would scale up college-wide prevention strategies that focus on positive stress management, mindfulness, mental health literacy, and healthy coping strategies. Training would target college employees who are in regular contact with students (including student services and academic support programs) so they can recognize early signs of mental illness, introduce adaptive coping mechanisms, provide culturally appropriate intervention, and gain deeper understanding of mental health crisis resources. Funds would purchase evidence-based training programs, tools, and materials designed to serve in-person and virtual environments. It would also cover staff time; student incentives; retreat and training spaces; advertising; and other related costs. |
Northfield |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stratis Health |
Stratis Health requests funds for this project to improve the ability for the Minnesota Serious Illness Action Network (SIAN) to address urgent care and community needs for those with serious illness. This project aims to strengthen local capacity; build community infrastructure for preparedness, response, and recovery for health care and caregivers; enable state and local policy and program changes by finding innovative ways to refinance long-term supports and services (LTSS) for Minnesota and pursue the federal Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) in Minnesota; develop sustainable payment for serious illness care by creating a task force to identify and advance palliative care payment initiatives forward with Minnesota payers (public and private). |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Hormel Institute, University of Minnesota |
The Hormel Institute at the University of Minnesota requests funds for this project to purchase equipment that will will add an new capability to the microscope and enable research studies . The focused ion beam (FIB) miller with Correlative fluorescence microscopy capabilities is an instrument essential to preparing samples for cryo-electron tomography, which allows for 3D visualization of cellular assemblies directly at sub nanometer resolutions and is an integral part of our Minnesota BioImaging Center imaging capabilities. The Hormel Institute has the only high resolution cryo-electron microscope in MN and surrounding states including IA, SD, ND, and NE. |
Austin |
MN |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Museum of Russian Art |
The Museum of Russian Art requests funds for this project to present a literacy program in the schools relating to art, history, and culture. The Museum's Education Coordinator and Education Assistant will present the programs in the classrooms. Teachers will be supplied with copies of the book for each child (for the children to keep as their own), supplementary instructional materials, and pre- and post-tests for evaluation. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Works |
The Works requests funds for this project to help Minnesota educators address pandemic learning losses and achieving grade-specific student learning objectives by providing Science Standards-aligned programming that brings engineering concepts to life and enhances student learning; impact the STEM opportunity gap through subsidized access to under-resourced schools and expanding community-based programs; and diversify STEM workforce representative of their diverse community by reaching more students, and especially those from communities underrepresented in STEM, with early engineering experiences that inspire long-term STEM interest. |
Bloomington |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Zero Abuse Project |
The Zero Abuse Project requests funds for this project to expand the Child Advocacy Post-Secondary Education (CAST) program, an interdisciplinary academic program for students entering the fields of criminal justice, social work, nursing, psychology, law, medical school, or seminary that teaches students the skills necessary to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team to identify and address situations involving child abuse and neglect. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Think Small |
Think Small requests funds for this project to rebuild and strengthen the business of child care with their Think Small Institute (TSI) which provides early childhood services, which include curricula development, teacher training, and social and emotional learning activities. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Health Care |
Tri-County Health Care requests funds for this project for the development of rural based cancer program for larger broader scope of cancer treatment options and services in underserved region of Minnesota. The cancer center at Tri-County Health will be the closest treatment available for many in our underserved rural region of Central Minnesota. It will conveniently offer a hematology/oncology outpatient clinic, with both chemotherapy infusion and radiation oncology services in the same building. In addition to these clinical services, the center will offer an array of holistic and other cancer-related services. |
Wadena |
MN |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of the North |
Mezile YMCA requests funds for this project to support youth in elementary, middle and high school. Specifically, this project would offer wellness programs, education, and motivational speakers so the community has more resources for, and education on, for mental health. This project would connect youth to community jobs; provide development opportunities by inviting leaders from community organizations, workforce agencies, trades, community colleges, local businesses, banks, government, and local police to talk to the YMCA’s youth about the work they do, the opportunity for careers, and how to get there; and teach youth money management, resume building, working for work experience, educational opportunities and scholarships, and technology. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$75,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Minnesota / Minnesota State |
The University of Minnesota and Minnesota State Colleges and Universities request funds for the UMN/MNState Nursing Workforce Pilot Program, which would allow both institutions to conduct outreach, and develop a model curriculum, to attract students from underrepresented secondary schools, community colleges, and individuals seeking a second career in nursing. The University of Minnesota School of Nursing and Minnesota State Colleges and Universities are developing this partnership to address the growing nationwide nursing workforce shortage that fosters collaboration, attracts non-traditional students and students from underserved as well as rural and Tribal communities. The collaboration will create and expand on existing partnerships with state and local academic institutions and health care providers to enhance the practical experience needed to succeed in clinical settings. The proposal will also focus on providing students with exposure to alternative diagnosis and treatment methods, such as telehealth. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Family Medicine |
United Family Medicine requests funds for this project to open a low-cost/sliding scale satellite clinic on Saint Paul College's (SPC) campus. Funding will support construction and equipment costs related to retrofitting SPC's former business management office into a fully operational on-campus clinic complete with a student-patient check-in lobby, 2 exam rooms, and specimen collection facilities. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Minnesota |
United Way of Central Minnesota requests funds for this project to support the Central Minnesota Community Child Care Response Fund, which provides gap/subsidy funding for families to acquire or maintain quality child care, on a short term basis, allowing them to focus on stability and getting back to and staying employed as opposed to added stress and barriers to stability. This funding also benefits the children as they thrive with stability and are able to regulate and feel safe in an environment and setting that they are secure in. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Steele County |
United Way of Steele County requests funds for this project to open and operate a childcare facility that accommodates families that have caregivers working 2nd (and possibly 3rd shift), as well as emergency childcare drop ins. This project would build and outfit a Child Care Center to accommodate sleeping arrangements for the later shifts. Funds would be used to hire a Childcare Consultant to ensure that we are following all best practices and legal obligations, and train a Center director, care providers, and staff to operate the facility. |
Owatonna |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Minnesota |
The University of Minnesota requests funds for this project to construct a new facility to accommodate more students on site by investing in infrastructure, which includes a learning center with additional classrooms, a Minnesota Ecology Walk and a prairie root encounter. Over the last 15 years, Cedar Creek's K-12 programs have grown from serving 575 students to over 7,000 - with 48% of students non-white. Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve is a University of Minnesota biological field station with many ecosystems and species found throughout the forests and grasslands of North America. Faculty, staff, and students who work at Cedar Creek are dedicated to understanding how human activities, such as agriculture and fossil fuel combustion, are changing ecosystems and to pass along that knowledge and appreciation of the natural world to the next generation. |
Bethel |
MN |
$2,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vinland National Center |
Vinland National Center requests funding for this project to provide women with Intensive Outpatient programming and lodging. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$156,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Broadway Business and Area Coalition |
The West Broadway Business and Area Coalition (WBC) requests funding for a business technical assistance program to provide technical assistance for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) - owned small, Minneapolis-based, businesses through the West Broadway BIPOC Business Technical Assistance Program. WBC is a nonprofit (501C3) organization with a mission to create an inviting and vital West Broadway Corridor and to transform the Northside into a thriving economic community. The proposed program will offer "group" and "one-to-one" training: business plan development, capacity building, small business assessments, marketing/brand consulting, financial services and review, legal services, and guidance to navigate complex licensing, inspection, etc. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Central Initiative |
West Central Initiative and Jasmin Child Care and Preschool request funding for this project to renovate a space in south Moorhead to open a 70-slot, multi-cultural child care center, staffed with culturally competent teachers. This will be the second location for the Jasmin Child Care and Preschool Center, with their first located in Fargo, North Dakota. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Community Care |
Minnesota Community Care (MCC) requests funding to expand the use of its Farmington Clinic site to create a local, one-stop shop of holistic health care for residents in Farmington and the surrounding areas of Dakota County. This clinic was previously operated by M Health Fairview as a private primary care facility but was shut down in the fall of 2020. By reopening the site in 2021 for service as a FQHC, this project would re-establishing access to primary care for area residents. |
Farmington |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Community Care (MCC) |
Minnesota Community Care (MCC) requests funding for this project to redevelop the West Side Dental Clinic site. This project would construct, furnish, and equip a new dental building on the same site to be operated by MCC. The new dental clinic will allow for the expansion of high-quality, affordable, multi-lingual, and culturally-relevant dental care to communities who historically experience disparities in health care access. The existing single-story building contains space for 5 dental operatories and minimal office space. The proposed project includes plans for a 2-story, roughly 25,000 square foot building that allows for 15 operatories, administration space, and parking. Offered onsite will be comprehensive dental services, such as preventative, restorative, and emergency care, provided by staff who collectively speak nine languages. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wilderness Health, Inc. |
Wilderness Health requests funding to accelerate development of workforce training and education programs in four critical shortage areas (nursing, radiology, ultrasounds, and laboratory technicians). This project will create a nurse apprenticeship program and provide workforce development program for CNAs, medical assistants, and other careers. |
Lake County |
MN |
$965,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Winona State University |
The Winona State University and Winona Health request funds to establish a Collaborative Healthcare Simulation Lab to prepare nursing and other healthcare-related students from Winona State University to enter the workforce, enhance the ability for continuing education and rare procedure practice for Winona Health employees, and share the space with regional first responders for training, practice, and continuing education. The space will be used by Winona State University students, Winona Health employees, and surrounding organizations. |
Winona |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
World Savvy |
World Savvy requests funds to expand its partnerships to 10 additional school districts across Minnesota which provide educators with tools and practice to create inclusive and culturally-competent learning environments for students. World Savvy's model provides direct support for students through project-based learning, enhances educators' capacity to teach for global competence, and supports school leaders as they institutionalize this work in teaching, learning, and culture. This includes leadership development, staff development, student-centered learning, and systems to support the effective integration of global competence. The multi-year partnerships are designed collaboratively with school leaders to align with each school's strategic goals. This program seeks to benefit refugee and foreign-born populations in Minnesota, the latter of which has tripled since 1990 while nationally it has only doubled. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Rochester Advocates for Universities & Col |
GRAUC requests funds to expand simulation capacity to train current and future health care employees serving in the Rochester area. Funds would be used for simulation equipment, software, and remodeling. |
Rochester |
MN |
$8,719,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Center for Rural Policy & Development |
Minnesota Center for Rural Policy & Development requests funds to expand research on rural Emergency Medical Services and rural mental health. This multi-year project would include hiring researchers and graduate students to conduct quantitative and qualitative research across Minnesota along with hosting several focus groups. Along with the actual research time, the funds would pay for staff to disseminate the reports at state, regional and national levels. This would include traveling to conferences to present our research and implementing a communications strategy so that all people have access to our research through written reports, social media, print news, television, and radio. This project would also include online webinars and in-person conferences for researchers to disseminate findings. |
Mankato |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Twin Cities Rise |
Twin Cities Rise requests funds to establish the Center for Rural Behavioral Health (CRBH) at Minnesota State University, Mankato to improve access to behavioral healthcare for residents in outstate Minnesota to include recognized Reservations through research, workforce development, and continuing education and customized training. Specifically, the funds would invest in both the human and technology capital required to solving the provider shortage problem, before it becomes a crisis. The funds would allow Minnesota State University, Mankato to create dedicated staff positions to carry out the work of the Center. Examples include Center Director, Outreach Coordinator, Training Coordinator, and Research Coordinator. Funds would also be used to temporarily increase capacity in behavioral programs (Clinical Social Work, Addiction Counseling, Mental Health Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, and School Psychology/Counseling) to meet the urgent need Minnesota is facing. These funds would allow investment in technology that will be needed for the statewide collaboration that will take place within the CRBH.
|
Mankato |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Zumbro Valley Health Center |
Zumbro Valley Health Center request funds for the renovation and addition to its Intensive Residential Treatment Service facility, including patient rooms, group rooms. Zumbro Valley Health Center is a non-profit organization that provides mental health, substance use disorder, primary care, and community-based services. Currently, more than 80 percent of clients utilize government subsidized funding or sliding-fee scale to reimburse Zumbro Valley Health Center for services provided. |
Rochester |
MN |
$676,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Public Health Association (MPHA) |
MPHA requests funds to support the public health workforce from American Indian and communities of color and expand public health leadership in Minnesota through professional development training.
|
Statewide |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shawna Hedlund |
This project seeks funding for equipment needs at four school-based clinic systems in Minnesota to provide a student-centered approach to care. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Open Cities Health Center Inc |
Open Cities Health Center request funds to purchase new Epic Electronic Health Records (EHR) system to increase scheduling patient scheduling and customer health services. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. David’s Center for Child & Family Development |
St. David's Center request funds for reliable information technology infrastructure to ensure access to critically needed services to vulnerable populations in the metro area, as well as other areas outside the metro with limited access to these services. St. David's provides services in two clinics, more than 30 partner sites including schools and childcare centers, and in hundreds of homes each year. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,895,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Mental Health Community Foundation |
Fast-Tracker requests funds to raise awareness for its virtual community and health care connection resource that connects individuals, families, mental health and substance use disorder treatment providers, assessors, health care providers, and others with a real-time, searchable directory of mental health and substance use disorder resources and their availability within Minnesota. This project would also engage youth leaders, schools, family and community groups, to inform, connect, and empower individuals to manage their mental health using this online tool. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance of Early Childhood Professionals |
Alliance of Early Childhood Professionals request funds to support seven (7) teachers/apprentices to become fluent at the advanced proficiency level per American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages standards through a Master-Apprentice model, and certified as early childhood teachers. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Change Inc. |
Change Inc. requests funds to create an outpatient mental health clinic at Change Inc.'s Saint Paul campus. This is part of their larger work to renovate the building and expand services to support Saint Paul communities.
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MN Commission for the Deaf, DeafBlind, & Hard of H |
MNCDHH requests funds for this project outfit County Veteran Service Offices with an assistive listening device to provide the most clear and effective communication possible. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ujamaa Place |
Ujamaa Place requests funds to provide workforce training, mental and behavioral health, and related services for African American men. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio (CLUES) |
CLUES requests funds to renovate a building service delivery, including a floor dedicated to providing holistic, culturally-specific, clinical mental health and substance use disorder services. CLUES is a recognized leader in meeting the behavioral health needs of Latinx and immigrant populations across the lifespan. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morrison County United Way |
Morrison County United Way request funding for the Imagination Library and Tools for School programs. Imagination Library mails a free, age-appropriate book directly to each enrolled child every month. Every child younger than five, in our service area is eligible to participate, regardless of family income. Tools for schools program provides school supplies to 5 Morrison County Schools, including calculators, mittens, hats, headphones, and other items requested by local school social workers. |
Little Falls |
MN |
$14,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe |
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe requests funds to renovate the Ahnji-Be-Mah-Diz Recovery Center including replacing the failing roof, replacing all windows and doors throughout the facility for both security and energy efficiency, and installing a controlled entry security system needed to protect employees and residents. This project would benefit the Leech Lake Band and Native American community by helping them address mental health and substance use disparities. |
Leech Lake Indian Reservation |
MN |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roots Community Birth Center |
Roots Community Birth Center requests funds to improve a building that will provide increased access to the prenatal care provided in its Perinatal Safe Spot. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reif Arts Council |
Reif Arts Council requests funds to support five key arts education programs—dance education (pre-k through high school), theater education (1st grade through high school), filmmaking classes (high school), music basics (students aged 0-5), and live arts field trips (students of all ages from public, private and home schools). These scholarship funds would ensure access for anyone that wants to participate in the arts.
|
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$17,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space Inc |
Accessible Space Inc. requests funds to construct a 55-unit, affordable, accessible senior housing development project at Morgan Park Senior Apartments in Duluth, Minnesota. The building will be a wood frame, three-story, new construction apartment building with an elevator and surface parking. The proposed building would have approximately 45 one-bedroom units and 10 two-bedroom units. The one-bedrooms will be approximately 660 square feet and the two-bedroom units will be approximately 880 square feet. At least 20% of the units will be Type A, fully accessible units for households with physical or cognitive disabilities along with a similar percentage of accessible parking stalls.
|
Duluth |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metro Meals on Wheels |
Metro Meals on Wheels requests funds for its commercial kitchen space, building upgrades, and equipment to use for the production and storage of culturally specific meals to be delivered daily to seniors across the metro region (5 counties) that meet the cultural needs and tastes of immigrant communities and other seniors traditionally underserved by meal delivery services. These meals will be prepared by local nonprofit organizations that have a history and tradition of serving these communities. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$317,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southside Harm Reduction Services |
Southside Harm Reduction Services (SHRS) request funds for harm reduction services, such as opioid overdose antidote (naloxone/Narcan), on-demand mobile delivery, HIV testing, and education efforts. SHRS is a grassroots, comprehensive harm reduction program primarily serving the unsheltered, Indigenous community in South Minneapolis. Harm reduction and syringe exchange are CDC-backed health interventions, and evidence shows that people who engage in harm reduction services are more likely to access health care, treatment, and other services. SHRS would use these funds to carry out core harm reduction services in line with current restrictions that prohibit the use of federal funds for purchasing equipment for illicit drug use. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Aliveness Project |
Aliveness requests funds for a campaign to physically expand their on-site clinic by building out its basement to increase access to PrEP in Minnesota. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Career Solutions |
Career Solutions requests funds for CareerOne, a workforce development program for at-risk youth. Funds would be used for materials and programming preparing students for careers in CNA, manufacturing and construction, and early childhood development. |
Stearns County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Higher Works Collaborative |
Higher Works Collaborative requests funds for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Learning Center, a culturally relevant and culturally responsive center for the advancement of the underrepresented community of color of Greater St. Cloud. Funds would be used for training, technology, furnishings, workshops, and salaries. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$618,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stepping Stone Emergency Housing |
Stepping Stone request funds to renovate the second floor of the current facility to accommodate more residents and make other minor and infrastructure updates. |
Anoka |
MN |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Summit Academy OIC |
ummit will implement a fully-remote Virtual Academy for individuals to gain credentials in Cybersecurity, Application Development, Building Maintenance, Plumbing, Electrical, and HVAC, at no cost over 20 weeks. Implementation will begin with a pilot expansion in the Metro (and in Bemidji in partnership with the Northwest Indian Community Development Center). The Virtual Academy will mitigate the impact of transportation, work, or family commitments that prevent individuals from attending in-person trainings and aid employers who face difficulties in training remote workers.
|
Summit Academy OIC
|
MN |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MIGIZI |
MIGIZI requests funds for American Indian youth programming. Funds would be used to increase engagement in MIGIZI programs, provide culturally responsive programs in and out of schools, develop culturally responsive STEM and Green Energy pathways, and nurture creativity and leadership opportunities for youths. |
Minneapolis
|
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Somali Kulan Community/RIYO |
Somali Kulan Community/Rochester International Youth Organization (RIYO) requests funds to provide educational and workforce development programs to students and families. |
Rochester |
MN |
$956,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mahnomen County/City of Mahnomen/Mahnomen Health |
The Mahnomen community requests funds for the new construction of three new resident wings, new activities and restorative area and dining/kitchen facilities for the MHC residents. This will create a 32-bed facility with 100% private rooms and bathrooms for the residents. The skilled facility will continue to be physically attached to the newly constructed MHC hospital, with 8-inpatient beds and a robust emergency room to care for our patients, the attached Sanford Health Medical Clinic patients and attached 14-unit Mahnomen Area Assisted Living Center. |
Mahnomen |
MN |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Initiative Foundation |
The Southwest Minnesota Council of Mayors requests funds for a pilot program to retain and attract workforce through supporting technical education for targeted occupations. The pilot program will provide tuition forgiveness for technical training at Minnesota West Community and Technical College campuses for targeted occupations. The occupations will be identified by the Region Workforce Development Council based on input from employers and economic development organizations in the region. In exchange for the tuition forgiveness, the students agree to remain employed in the occupation in Southwest Minnesota for a period of at least three years.
|
Hutchinson |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Plymouth |
This request is for $2,000,000 to help the City of Plymouth, Minnesota, update its Zachary Water Treatment Plant by adding a new lamella plate settler system. A lamella plate settler system plant expansion was evaluated for the Zachary plant to improve drinking water quality and eliminate the backwash settling time that reduces the capacity of the plant. An added benefit of the plate settler is a slight increase to the capacity of a treatment plant since filter backwash wastewater can be recycled immediately after a backwash (no settling time required), instead of the four hours currently required. |
Plymouth |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Morse |
The Town of Morse is looking to upgrade the roads in the Romberg Acres area. Roads that will be upgraded include Hematite Boulevard, Hallmark Drive, Hiawatha Street and Heather Street. Hematite and Hallmark were paved over 15 years ago and will need to be repaved. Hiawatha and Heather are gravel roads that will be paved through this project. One of the top maintenance problems in this area are the hills on Heather Street and Hiawatha Street that continually wash out during rain storms. These washouts result in the township spending excessive time and material every year and sometimes several times a year to restore the road surface. |
Morse |
MN |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, Inc. |
To upgrade renewable energy and energy efficiency at the facility, and to include educational components as part of the science center program. |
Burlington |
VT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Vermont Energy Investment Corporation |
To weatherize Vermont homes by providing on-bill financing and subsidies to households with incomes between 80 and 120 percent of Area Median Income that would not otherwise be eligible for subsidies. |
Statewide |
VT |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Upper Valley Haven |
To develop a new building to provide housing and employment services and resources for homeless individuals. |
White River Junction |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Burlington International Airport |
To support planning and design of a new facility for the Vermont Air National Guard's cyber operations squadron's new mission. |
South Burlington |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ethan Allen Air Force Base |
To support the planning and design of a new building for the chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) mission to accommodate needs. |
South Burlington |
VT |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ethan Allen Firing Range |
To support planning and design to address insufficient facilities for units training at the Vermont Army National Guard's firing range. |
Jericho |
VT |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ethan Allen Air Force Base |
To support the expansion of the Vermont National Guard Gold Star Memorial with construction of a pavilion for families and Guard events at the memorial. |
Colchester |
VT |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Norwich University |
To create educational and workforce training opportunities in areas such as cybersecurity, information operations and dominance, computing, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and real-time decision making practices. |
Northfield |
VT |
$16,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Champlain College |
To provide students, faculty, and researchers with hands-on research and learning opportunities, such as the newly developing fields of the Internet of Things and bio-life sciences. |
Burlington |
VT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Department of Public Safety |
To support the implementation of statewide regional emergency communications. |
Statewide |
VT |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violen |
To establish a training hub, providing education and leadership development across disciplines to improve responses to domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking in Vermont and across the country. |
Montpelier |
VT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Leahy Center for Lake Champlain Inc. |
To complete the maintenance and upgrade of educational aquatic displays and ecosystem exhibits at the Leahy Center on the shores of Lake Champlain. |
Burlington |
VT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies |
To provide permanent space for the established business incubator and to create additional coworking space. |
Burlington |
VT |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum |
To digitize and publish documents, archives, and primary sources in the Museum’s collection relating to the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, and other important maritime activities on Lake Champlain. |
Vergennes |
VT |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rutland Economic Development Corporation |
To support the development of The HUB, a digital economy incubator and accelerator in downtown Rutland. The HUB will include small business development support, coworking options, and high-interest events and lectures. |
Rutland City |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Food Connects Inc. |
To expand food hub capacity to support small- and mid-sized Vermont food producers. |
Brattleboro |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Preservation Trust of Vermont |
To make transformative one-time revitalization investments and provide capacity building assistance for 20 communities of 2,500 residents or fewer. |
Statewide |
VT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Department of Libraries |
To provide resources to address repair and mitigation needs in small, rural public libraries that also serve as community meeting spaces and public facilities, with a focus on economically depressed areas. |
Statewide |
VT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Let's Grow Kids |
To establish a fund for the expansion of childcare facilities in various Vermont counties. |
Statewide |
VT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Housing & Conservation Board |
To support affordable rental housing and homeownership opportunities. |
Statewide |
VT |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Agency of Transportation |
To make a generational investment in Cherry Street to increase pedestrian access to the Church Street Marketplace, which is an economic driver in Vermont's largest city. |
Burlington |
VT |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burlington International Airport |
To support to renovation and expansion of Vermont's international airport. |
South Burlington |
VT |
$34,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Huts Association |
To support Vermont's outdoor recreation industry by supporting the establishment of ADA-accessible accommodations along trails. |
Statewide |
VT |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Vermont |
To support the programmatic development of the Honors College at the University of Vermont, promoting intellectual integrity, accountability and leadership among students in attendance at the College. |
Burlington |
VT |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Michael's College |
To create pathways to career success in the environmental workforce sectors. |
Colchester |
VT |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont State Colleges |
To expand the nursing program through investing in skill laboratory spaces, classrooms, simulation laboratories, telepresence equipment, and laboratory equipment. |
Statewide |
VT |
$6,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Vermont |
To provide legal services to refugees, with a focus on assisting low-income refugees and immigrants, and their families. |
Colchester |
VT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont State Colleges |
To provide resources to develop the nation's critical semiconductor technician manufacturing workforce, including high school recruitment, and in-fab educational opportunities. |
Randolph |
VT |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hannaford Career Center |
To create an Advanced Manufacturing Initiative that will provide specialized advanced manufacturing training and internships. |
Middlebury |
VT |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwestern Vermont Medical Center |
To expand and modernize the Regional Cancer Center. |
Bennington |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Foodbank |
To develop new programming tailored to specific populations through the creation of an innovation lab which will seek to address the underlying roots of hunger and better serve underserved populations. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Howard Center |
To fund the construction, design, development, and equipment involved in building a home for aging Vermonters with serious mental illness. |
Chittenden County |
VT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Turning Point Center of Addison County |
To support the renovation of an 11,000 square foot building into a multi-use community center to house health and human service agencies, direct services, and group programs for individuals in direct recovery with substance use disorder. |
Middlebury |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
World Learning/School for International Training |
To support the development of refugees studies programming at the School for International Training |
Brattleboro |
VT |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kimball Public Library |
To restore and repair the unique architecture of this historic building, including restoring the leaking copper-clad cupola, repairing the 102-year-old concrete floor, and replacing the deteriorating brownstone façade. |
Randolph |
VT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fletcher Free Library |
To bring one of the only Carnegie libraries in Vermont up to today’s energy efficiency standards, allowing the facility to serve the community into the future. |
Burlington |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shelburne Farms |
To preserve and protect the masonry structures and building envelope, and to install a fire detection and warning system in the historic Farm Barn, which serves as the headquarters for education programs and stewardship activities at Shelburne Farms. |
Shelburne |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
US Forest Service |
To support the creation of the Hapgood Pond Accessible Loop Trail and Fishing Pier, the Grout Pond Accessible Trail Loop, and the Lefforts Pond Accessible Pathways and Fishing Pier/Overlook in Green Mountain National Forest. |
Hancock, Peru, Chittenden, Stratton |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
White Sands Missile Range |
This request would support the construction of a new missile assembly building on White Sands Missile Range. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$29,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Melrose Air Force Range |
Provides a permanent relocation of the range fire department facility from the center tactical area of the range, to the northwest development area co-located with the other administrative and maintenance facilities. |
Clovis |
NM |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This request would provide additional funding for Planning and Design work for the Air Force's Joint Navigational Warfare Center Headquarters. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Rio Rancho |
The project is on the Army FYDP for FY24. The project would support mission readiness by providing funds for the vehicle maintenance shop to address its operational needs. |
Rio Rancho |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Holloman AFB |
This project would construct a combined 98,000 square meters of taxiway extensions, promoting improved circulation and airfield efficiency. |
Alamogordo |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
White Sands Missile Range |
This project will increase resiliency and energy security of the Las Cruces substation by installing a ring bus and two transformers. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This facility would provide the space and infrastructure on Kirtland AFB to conduct physiological training and medical wellness evaluations/treatment for the Special Warfare Training Squadron. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This project would planning and design funds for a 432-room dorm complex to consolidate students for the 351st Special Warfare Training Squadron (SWTS) and 58th Special Operations Wing (SOW) at Kirtland AFB. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$11,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Cannon AFB |
The project would add an addition to the security forces squadron operations facilities. |
Clovis |
NM |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This facility will be used to store small quantities of explosives on Kirtland AFB, NM. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
Fire station 5 responds to airfield emergencies and must be able to accommodate the next generation structural pumper and crash vehicles. The project will construct a new apparatus buy to house new and improved fire apparatus equipment. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$4,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Cannon AFB |
This funding would support planning and design for the relocation and expanded capacity of a munitions storage area to support operational readiness. |
Clovis |
NM |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This project is in support of the infrastructure requirements for the move of seven AC-130J aircraft from Hurlburt Field, FL to Kirtland AFB, NM. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB |
This funding would support planning and design of a ~16,000 square foot addition to an existing building in support of integration and engineering functions for Digital Engineering (DE) & Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) on the Space Force’s next generation space architecture. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
White Sands Missile Range |
The project would design and construct a One Company Satellite Fire Station. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
To reconstruct irrigation ditches and diversions. |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Holloman Air Force Base |
Holloman High-Speed Test Track |
Alamogordo |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Village of Bosque Farms |
To construct a Wastewater Treatment Plant. |
Village of Bosque Farms, Town of Peralta |
NM |
$4,708,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Española |
To construct a supplemental water supply well. |
City of Española |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Rio Communities |
To construct stormwater drainage infrastructure. |
City of Rio Communities |
NM |
$13,992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Carlsbad Irrigation District |
To remove cylinder gates. |
Carlsbad, Loving, Black River Village. Eddy County |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Fort Sumner Irrigation District |
To rehabilitate aging infrastructure that provides irrigation water. |
Fort Sumner, DeBaca County |
NM |
$493,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Acoma Utility Authority |
To design and construct a water main and water storage tank. |
Acoma Pueblo/Cibola County |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gallup |
To construct wells for the City of Gallup. |
Gallup
|
NM |
$10,667,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ramah Navajo School Board, Inc. |
To complete a drinking water system replacement and upgrade. |
Pine Hill, Cibola County, New Mexico |
NM |
$10,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Rio Chiquito MDWCA |
To construct a new water storage tank. |
Chimayo, NM |
NM |
$547,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Village of Tijeras |
To extend the existing municipal wastewater utility. |
Village of Tijeras Wastewater Utility |
NM |
$8,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Institute of American Indian Arts |
To expand solar energy generating capacity. |
City of Santa Fe, Santa Fe County |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Las Cruces |
To create a pilot project that supports low- and moderate-income homes. |
Las Cruces, Doña Ana County |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To provide support for acequias and community ditches. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$10,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
New Mexico State University |
To address infrastructure security and resilience challenges. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
New Mexico State University |
To create a testbed related to the modernization of the electric power sector. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Las Cruces Utility Energy Transition |
To create a transition plan for a path to non-fossil-fuel dependent energy. |
Las Cruces, Doña Ana County |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Questa |
This project would repair the Village of Questa's Library West Wing. |
Questa, Cerro, Costilla, Amalia, Taos County |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Reserve |
To add new fire bays to the Village of Reserve main fire station to accommodate modern fire attack vehicles. |
Village of Reserve, Catron County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Albuquerque Housing Authority |
To electrify affordable housing. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To support Corps Endangered Species Programs. |
Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, Belen, and Socorro |
NM |
$1,994,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To construct water infrastructure projects in communities around New Mexico. |
City of Rio Rancho, Southern Sandoval County Flood Control Authority |
NM |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Roosevelt County |
To improve facilities to allow the county to meet Federal ADA requirements. |
Roosevelt County |
NM |
$2,042,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamatin |
Provide reliable domestic water to communities in eastern New Mexico and Cannon Air Force Base. |
Eastern New Mexico |
NM |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Mora |
This project is to complete the final buildout of the Mora County Administrative Complex. |
Mora County |
NM |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Belen |
The Range Management Research Unit will make reparations and upgrades to its facilities. |
City of Belen, City of Rio Communities, Valencia County |
NM |
$761,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Belen |
The proposed project is for the planning and preparation required for the reconstruction of the City of Belen's interchange off Interstate 25 at Exit 195. |
City of Belen, Valencia County |
NM |
$1,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque Violence Intervention Program |
Expand the impact of intervention and street outreach services of the Violence Intervention Program |
City of Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Gila Regional Medical Center |
For Gila Regional Medical Center, a county-owned Critical Access Hospital, to purchase and install an MRI machine. |
Grant County, Luna County, Catron County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Food Depot |
To build a client choice food pantry that will provide free access to a range of staple foods as well as diapers and personal hygiene products with an emphasis on traditional and culturally appropriate foods. |
Española and Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$268,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Missing and Murdered Diné Relatives |
Provide financial assistance and resources to families and communities on the Navajo Nation and in New Mexico in navigating the tragedies of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives Crisis |
San Juan County/McKinley County/Cibola County |
NM |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Bernalillo |
Provide an operational expansion to the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion to reduce recidivism and jail population, and provide additional client supports |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$416,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Truth or Consequences Electric |
To improve electrical grid through grid equipment replacements. |
Truth or Consequences |
NM |
$2,694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
University of New Mexico |
To establish transparent auditing mechanisms and standardized measurement protocols. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
MSC 3GRD |
For an agrovoltaics demonstration program. |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$1,055,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Northern New Mexico College |
To retrofit a residential dormitory on campus with heat pumps and energy management controls. |
Rio Arriba |
NM |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Northern New Mexico College |
The proposal is to refurbish existing dorms and buildings by incorporating energy-efficient enhancements. |
Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Reserve |
To provide design work for the Reserve Village hall and library expansion. |
Catron County |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Commons Grant County |
To build a new food distribution facility that allows the expansion of services to rural residents. |
Bayard, Santa Clara, and Hurley |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
McCurdy Schools Of Northern New Mexico |
This project is to make needed improvements to McCurdy Community Center. |
Northern Santa Fe County and Southern Rio Arriba County including Española, Chimayo, La Puebla, Abiquiu, Cuarteles, Dixon, Hernandez, La Mesilla, Alcalde, Velarde and Ohkay Owinge, Santa Clara and San Ildelfonso Pueblos. |
NM |
$15,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
National Radio Astronomy Observatory |
Transform a disused building and grounds on the Very Large Array campus into a STEM learning center to broaden participation in STEM by working collaboratively with the underserved communities in New Mexico to provide culturally relevant and responsive hands-on educational programming. |
Counties of: Socorro, Bernalillo, Chaves, Cibola, Colfax, Curry, De Baca, Dona Ana, Eddy, Grant, Guadalupe, Harding, Hidalgo, Lea, Lincoln, Los Alamos, Luna, McKinley, Mora, Otero, Quay, Rio Arriba, Roosevelt, San Juan, San Miguel, Sandoval, Santa Fe, Sie |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Questa |
To purchase a new ambulance for the Village of Questa. |
Taos County, Village of Questa |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rio de Chama Acequia Association, Inc. |
To improve acequia diversions to withstand high releases from Abiquiu Reservoir during the off-season and to accommodate low flows during the irrigation season due to the ongoing drought. |
Rio Arriba County, Abiquiu, Plaza Blanca, Tierra Azul, Medanales, Rio Chama, Chili, El Duende, Hernandez and El Guache |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Questa |
To complete the Village of Questa fire station. |
Village of Questa, Chevron Mine and Reclamation, Rio Grande Del Norte National Monument, Hondo-Columbine Wilderness, Latir Wilderness, Valle Vidal, Taos County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rio Arriba County |
Funding for 10 new Rio Arriba Sheriff's Office police cruisers. |
Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmington |
A mobile command vehicle to support public safety. |
City of Farmington |
NM |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Taos County |
A dedicated traffic unit for Taos County, NM. |
Taos County |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Luna Community College |
The Rough Rider Law Enforcement Training Center to provide fully interactive, affordable, and innovative training to address current needs in law enforcement. |
Cities and towns within San Miguel, Guadalupe, Mora and Colfax counties including Las Vegas, Mora, Raton, Santa Rosa, and Springer; neighboring counties of Harding, Rio Arriba, Union, Torrance, Quay, and Curry. |
NM |
$401,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rio Arriba County |
Wireless public safety networking hubs to provide Rio Arriba Sherriff's office with community policing hubs throughout the County. |
Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Public Safety |
Forensic Laboratory Gas Chromatograph - Infrared Detectors (GC-IRD) Project |
Statewide |
NM |
$411,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Animal Protection of New Mexico |
"The Link" And "Bark" Training For Law Enforcement/Mental Health Professionals |
Statewide |
NM |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA-ARS Range Management Research Unit |
The Range Management Research Unit will make repairs and upgrades to its facilities. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$2,831,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA-ARS Range Management Research Unit |
The Southwestern Cotton Ginning Research Laboratory will make repairs and upgrades to the facilities in its laboratory. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$3,376,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
San Juan County |
Purchase of timed firearm training targets. |
San Juan County |
NM |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Curry County |
The purchase of two virtual reality training simulators for the Curry County Sheriff's Office and the Adult Detention Center. |
Curry County |
NM |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pojoaque Valley School District |
To replace current lighting and HVAC with systems that are more cost and energy efficient. |
Nambe Pueblo, Pojoaque Pueblo, San Ildefonso pueblo, Tesuque Pueblo, Northern Santa Fe County |
NM |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Public Safety |
Virtual Reality De-Escalation Training Project to train officers on how to handle real life situations in the field. |
Statewide |
NM |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hatch Valley Schools |
To begin the process of planning and building a Animal Science Facility Lab for Hatch Valley Schools. |
Hatch |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Tijeras |
To provide maintenance and construction upgrades to the Village of Tijeras Village Hall. |
Tijeras |
NM |
$890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Police Department |
Smart camera technology to assist with problem solving strategies such as crime reduction, community policing, and investigations. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
Project LIGHT is to provide a team of trauma-informed responders and providers to deploy into the field to provide care, navigation of services, and follow-up to those experiencing a crisis and/or a behavioral health emergency. |
Las Cruces & Doña Ana County |
NM |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court |
To contract with National Recognized Trainers to present to our staff the effectiveness of Crisis Intervention Training. |
Albuquerque, Bernalillo County |
NM |
$8,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
ABQ Street Connect |
Expand ABQ Street Connect Services. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Human Services Department |
Support the start-up and development costs needed to launch seven additional Mobile Crisis Teams. |
Statewide |
NM |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Border Authority |
This request would provide funds for the environmental impact statement (EIS) and the design project phases for the modernization of the Santa Teresa Port of Entry (POE). |
Santa Teresa |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico State University |
To create a new business accelerator for called the Agriculture Venture to provide resources and connections for entrepreneurs seeking to launch or expand agriculture/food-based ventures. |
Doña Ana County and Statewide |
NM |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rio Arriba County |
To reroof a wing of the Rio Arriba Empowerment Center Building. |
Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Tourism Department |
To create a Travel Trade CoOp Program in order to support businesses in the travel/leisure/tourism industry |
Statewide |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
To support Native American artisans in creating an online presence for e-commerce. |
Statewide |
NM |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
To provide entrepreneurship outreach/training for incarcerated individuals in New Mexico. |
Statewide |
NM |
$58,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
Albuquerque Economic Development Department |
To hire 2 full time employees to serve as business advisors to the New Mexico MBDA business center. |
Statewide |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Fe County Housing Authority |
Funding to re-stucco approximately 195 rental units, 3 administrative/resident services buildings and 3 Boys & Girls Club facilities. |
Santa Fe County, City of Santa Fe |
NM |
$1,212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
To complete Phase 1 of the Spur Line Trail, a 2.5-mile off-street, bicycle/pedestrian trail connecting Downtown Albuquerque with the Sawmill District. |
City of Albuquerque, Bernalillo County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Border Authority |
Designate an international rail crossing at the US-Mexico border near the Santa Teresa Port of Entry |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
Design and reconstruct the Comanche Interchange in the Albuquerque area with I-25 and the Montgomery Interchange with I-25 |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque |
To purchase parcels of land and construct a traffic roundabout and make other infrastructure improvements |
Greater Albuquerque Metropolitan Area Transportation Region |
NM |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
To complete the remaining design and construction of Wild Rose Rd (Route #670) |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
NM |
$618,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of San Felipe |
Renovations to the San Felipe Pueblo North Bridge |
Pueblo of San Felipe and surrounding communities |
NM |
$984,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cenikor Foundation |
To make capital improvements that will increase the availability of substance use disorder treatment in the region and ensure that the facility is meeting requirements under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). |
Farmington, San Juan County |
NM |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
To refurbish the landscaping along the multi-use trail on Tramway Road |
City of Albuquerque |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmington |
To construct the North Animas Trail Extension connection to expand the multimodal River Trail system |
San Juan County |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Healthy Futures |
Support a program that would provide indigenous high school students with learning opportunities on farms and ranches of experienced Native Americans. |
Shiprock |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rio Rancho |
To design and construct a roundabout structure at the intersection of Broadmoor Blvd and Idalia Rd |
City of Rio Rancho |
NM |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Socorro |
To redesign and reconstruct the East Road/EMRTC Bridge |
City of Socorro |
NM |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlsbad |
To replace existing Old Cavern Highway roadway infrastructure |
Carlsbad |
NM |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Central Regional Transit District |
To complete a portion of an expansion and renovation of the Jim West Regional Transit Center |
Rio Arriba, Taos, Santa Fe, Los Alamos Counties |
NM |
$714,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Taos Pueblo |
To make improvements and repairs to Spider Rock Road |
Taos Pueblo |
NM |
$5,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pojoaque Valley School District |
To provide affordable housing for educators in order to increase the quality of applicants and teachers. |
Pojoaque Area, Nambe Pueblo, Pojoaque Pueblo, San Ildefonso Pueblo, Tesuque Pueblo, Northern Santa Fe County |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Deming |
To make improvements to four adjacent highway slopes surrounding an I-10 underpass at Gold Avenue |
City of Deming |
NM |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
McCurdy Schools Of Northern New Mexico |
To facilitate development on an affordable subdivision of homes. |
Northern Santa Fe County and Southern Rio Arriba County including Española, Chimayo, La Puebla, Abiquiu, Cuarteles, Dixon, Hernandez, La Mesilla, Alcalde, Velarde and Ohkay Owinge, Santa Clara and San Ildelfonso Pueblos. |
NM |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rio Rancho |
To reconstruct drainage crossing under Southern Blvd at Nicklaus Dr |
City of Rio Rancho |
NM |
$4,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cuba Health Center |
To create permanent, dedicated housing and a wellness center to attract medical providers to serve in Cuba, NM and at 3 additional sites located on Navajo tribal land in Torreon, Ojo Encino, and Counselor. |
Cuba, Torreon, Ojo Encino, and Counselor / Northern Sandoval County and McKinley County |
NM |
$1,635,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Acoma Community Development Office |
To plan and re-design Haak'u Road for full-depth reconstruction |
Pueblo of Acoma, Cibola County, and Pueblo of Laguna |
NM |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Youth Development Inc. |
To help expand housing and transitional living skills/ behavioral health and therapy access for underrepresented homeless youth. |
State-wide |
NM |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Taos County |
Build housing for renters and/or first time home buyers for essential workforce such as healthcare workers, educators, government employees and first responders. |
Taos County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cuba Independent Schools |
To build housing to accommodate the additional teachers needed to meet the needs of the student population. |
Cuba |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tides Center |
To establish a registered food facility and provide access to food-safe processing equipment and storage. |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mora-San Miguel Electric Co-op |
To build a new headquarters facility including site upgrades. |
Mora |
NM |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless |
To acquire land to allow the organization to grow and expand access to healthcare services to people without homes. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
Initiate the development of a Homeless Youth Center in Albuquerque. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sawmill Center Inc |
To build the Sawmill Center, a cultural hub that celebrates local, national, and international artists and offers education programs for all ages. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homewise Inc. |
To allow eligible borrowers to access a one-time Homeownership Assistance Voucher of $30,000 in flexible funding to help with costs of purchasing a home, including down payment, closing costs, and minor repairs. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
McKinley County |
To develop the McKinley County Industrial Park, which will include a wastewater plant and infrastructure for economic development. |
McKinley County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Central NM Economic Development District |
To establish a fund designed to fill gaps in workforce housing projects. |
San Miguel, Mora, Colfax, Taos, Rio Arriba, Los Alamos, Santa Fe and Sandoval Counties |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Deming |
To support the utility upgrades phase of a larger project to revitalize the west side of Deming. |
Deming |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santo Domingo Pueblo |
To rehabilitate traditional adobe homes located in the Main Village in order to prevent COVID-19 transmission and improve the overall health and safety of the homes. |
Santo Domingo Pueblo, Sandoval County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Community Capital |
To establish a retreat center that facilitates various programs to support Native women's economic empowerment. |
Entire state of New Mexico |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Eagle Nest |
Construct improvements to Enchanted Eagle Park in Eagle Nest. |
Eagle Nest |
NM |
$1,877,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
El Camino Real Housing Authority |
To construct Vista de Socorro, a 32-unit affordable housing development with 7 units set aside for special needs populations in Socorro, NM. |
Socorro and Socorro County |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Collins Lake Housing Expansion |
Add an additional housing unit to the Collins Lake Autism Center. |
Mora |
NM |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Laguna |
To demolish the old Grants Cibola County School District "Laguna-Acoma High School" |
Cibola, Pueblo of Laguna, Seboyeta, Cubero |
NM |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ALS Association New Mexico |
To finance home modifications for those living with ALS. |
Statewide |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
Fund “Lift Up Las Cruces” a new initiative to improve neighborhoods through outreach, community gathering events, public art, housing assistance, workforce development, ADA street improvements, pavement & utility improvements, and recreational infrastructure |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central New Mexico |
To create a statewide telephony system for the 8 211 information and referral lines that serve the state of New Mexico. |
Statewide |
NM |
$109,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mayor Linda H. Calhoun |
To build 20 housing units on land currently owned by the town to be rented to full-time residents. |
Red River |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Off-Grid |
To build 10 tiny-homes and supporting facilities for homeless veterans near Carson NM. |
Taos County |
NM |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmington |
To build the first fully-inclusive accessible and adaptive playground in San Juan County. |
Farmington |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oxford House, Inc. |
Funding to start a revolving loan funds to help recovering individuals pay first month’s rent on a suitable group home. |
statewide |
NM |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SPIN Supporting People In Need |
Funds to acquire and rehabilitate a building as a shelter for low income persons experiencing homelessness, addiction, and/or mental illness. |
Grant, Luna and Hidalgo Counties |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmington |
Improve infrastructure at the Navajo Street crossing at the Glade Arroyo |
City of Farmington |
NM |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bernalillo |
To reconstruct the segment of Atrisco Vista Boulevard from Double Eagle Road to Paseo del Norte Boulevard |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Red River |
To plan, design and construct, street improvement, including utility replacement, to High Street within the Town of Red River, NM |
Town of Red River |
NM |
$7,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority |
To provide housing stock, housing stability and support services for displaced individuals and families as a result of the spring 2022 New Mexico wildfires. |
Statewide |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct and widen NM 128 from Jal in Lea County |
Lea County |
NM |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct US 60 and add storm drains through downtown Clovis |
Clovis |
NM |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
To improve pavement conditions and add passing lanes from Roswell to Texas on US 380 |
Lea County |
NM |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
To add additional east and westbound lanes from the Arizona state line to Albuquerque |
McKinley, Cibola, & Bernalillo |
NM |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
To construct a bypass road on NM 4 to NM 290 in Sandoval County |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
To do a full-depth reclamation of existing pavement on US 84 |
De Baca & Guadalupe Counties |
NM |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Navajo Nation Council |
Rehabilitation of transportation facilities, and the repair and replacement of bridges within the Navajo Nation communities in Northwestern New Mexico. |
Shiprock |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Acoma |
To construct the approaches of the Mesa Hill Bridge |
Pueblo of Acoma |
NM |
$13,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Battered Families Services |
To build a twenty-four hour emergency domestic-violence shelter |
Gallup |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Doña Ana County |
North La Union Flood Mitigation Project |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$3,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
NM Department of Cultural Affairs |
Los Luceros Fire Mitigation |
Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
City of Albuquerque |
City of Albuquerque Emergency Operations Center |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
ABQ Metropolitan Arroyo Flood Control Authority |
Gibson Corridor Drainage Improvements (AMAFCA) |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Village of Ruidoso |
Rio Ruidoso Repair, Restoration, and Mitigation Project |
Ruidoso |
NM |
$1,370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
City of Albuquerque |
City of Albuquerque Flood Control and Green Stormwater Infrastructure |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Doña Ana County |
Doña Ana County Emergency Operations Center |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Western New Mexico University |
Higher Education Workforce Training in Wildland Fire Science |
Silver City |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College and Career Plaza |
The College and Career Plaza mission is to ensure that every student in New Mexico graduates with a plan for their future, by providing open-door access to 1:1 bilingual and professional guidance as well as workshops, presentations, and campus wide events. |
Statewide |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Literacy Link-Leamos |
To offer instruction in job skill development and test prep |
Grant County |
NM |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Foundation |
To create five new childcare sites at elementary schools |
Bernallio County |
NM |
$635,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Reading Alliance |
To offer the First Teacher/Primer Maestro™ (FT/PM) Program statewide |
Los Cruces, Dona Ana County |
NM |
$106,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Health Innovation |
To improve and diversify NM's health system and behavioral workforce through supervision programs. |
Statewide |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest NM Council of Governments |
To support training and wraparound services for construction certificate programs in Gallup, New Mexico. |
Gallup, McKinley County, Navajo Nation, Pueblo of Zuni |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell |
To increase employability opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities in Roswell, New Mexico. |
Roswell, Las Cruces, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Socorro, Las Lunas, Bernalillo, Artesia, Carlsbad, Hobbs, Lovington, Clovis, Portales, and other New Mexico communities |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
To support the personnel to run the Doña Ana Community College (DACC) Career and Life Skills Academy |
Doña Ana County, and statewide. |
NM |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jobs for America's Graduates-NM, Inc. |
To sustain and expand the JAG Model Program for high school students in New Mexico public schools. |
Statewide |
NM |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pojoaque Valley School District |
To support technology upgrades in Pojoaque Valley School District |
Pojoaque Area, Nambe Pueblo, Pojoaque Pueblo, San Ildefonso Pueblo, Tesuque Pueblo, Northern Santa Fe County |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Hospital Association |
To expand and scale up the Making Another Student of Healthcare (MASH) Camp K-12 program to strengthen the healthcare workforce pipeline. |
Statewide |
NM |
$988,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
Displaced Scholars Initiative: Refugee Scholars in the Borderlands |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$307,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Piping Institute |
To expand Southwest Piping Institute apprenticeship training facilities for plumbers, water heaters, pipefitters, welders and HVAC technicians into Española. |
Santa Fe County, Los Alamos County, Rio Arriba County, more of the northern counties |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Public Schools |
To establish a K-12 STEM agricultural science magnet school pathway in Albuquerque. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Teach For America (New Mexico) |
To provide early educators with professional development and leadership opportunities
|
Statewide |
NM |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Black Leadership Council |
To build leadership, academic achievement and self-esteem in at-risk youth using year-round, STEAM programming in Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NM-NEW Inc. |
Operational and Opportunity for Matching Seniors to Opportunities |
Statewide |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Explora |
To fund the expansion of a statewide STEM Learning project, including school-based programs, seasonal camps, after-school clubs, professional development for educators, and programs for early childhood learners and teens. |
Statewide |
NM |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Community Capital |
To fund apprenticeship and entrepreneur training and apprenticeship programs for Native American women in New Mexico. |
Statewide |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Abuse Programs, Inc |
To create a statewide child abuse work group to focus on the prevention, assessment, identification and treatment of child abuse and neglect. |
Statewide |
NM |
$46,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
To fund a pilot program within the teacher preparation graduate program at the University of New Mexico for aspiring rural and Indigenous pK-12 educators and leaders. |
Bernallio County |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Collaborative for Higher Education Shared Services |
To support the expansion of the Enterprise Resources Planning and Student Information System to serve additional community colleges in New Mexico. |
Statewide |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central New Mexico Community College |
To fund training programs at Central New Mexico Community College for aspiring cybersecurity, IT and computer science workers. |
City of Albuquerque, Bernalillo County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
To create a New Mexico Border Policy Research Network with New Mexico State University to expand research on policy issues affecting the U.S.-Mexico region in southern New Mexico. |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
Southern New Mexico Arts Equity Initiative at New Mexico State University Art Museum |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunrise Clinics |
To fund retinopathy screening in rural communities |
Guadalupe, Colfax, Quay and San Miguel Counties |
NM |
$24,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western New Mexico University |
To improve access to post-secondary outdoor education |
Silver City, Bayard, Hurley, Santa Clara, Deming and surrounding communitieis |
NM |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Juan College |
Cyber Systems Designed for Critical Infrastructure- Electric, Utility, Industrial, and Other Critical Energy-Related Operations |
San Juan County |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Juan College |
To purchase the annual contract and implement the Student Management System software |
San Juan County and McKinley County |
NM |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Highlands University |
To support a Center for Excellence in Social Work and a Native American Social Work Studies Institute at New Mexico Highland University.
|
Las Vegas, San Miguel |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Juan College |
For the development and implementation of several new certificate programs in construction occupations at San Juan College. |
San Juan County, McKinley County |
NM |
$2,130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
To fund training opportunities for young children and undergraduate and graduate students and community-based partnerships at a university-maintained community garden. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Juan College |
The development and implementation of certificate programs in Construction Occupations - Heavy Equipment at San Juan College. |
San Juan County, McKinley County |
NM |
$371,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
To complete a statewide assessment of social vulnerability indices (SVI) |
Bernalillo County, but the students served are state-wide |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
To increase capacity and capability for workforce development in cybersecurity and data science at the University of New Mexico. |
Bernallio County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
Imaging Resources to Support Clinical Research in Disabling Neurological Disorders |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Familia Medical Center (LFMC) |
Facilities Upgrades and Equipment |
Santa Fe City, Santa Fe County, Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$472,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
Pharmacist Clinician Chronic Disease Management Demonstration Project |
Albuquerque, NM. |
NM |
$492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gallup Community Health |
Gallup Community Health Start-up |
Gallup, McKinley County |
NM |
$16,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carlsbad LifeHouse, Inc |
Increase Capacity for Mental Health Counselors |
Eddy County, NM |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Development Inc. |
Bridging the Achievement Gap in New Mexico: The Early Learning Innovative Solution to Our Educational Crisis Through the Work of Youth Development, Inc. (YDI) |
Statewide |
NM |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oxford House, Inc. |
Oxford House, Inc., New Mexico Oxford House Outreach Worker |
Statewide |
NM |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
Doña Ana Community College: Health Sciences South County Expansion Project |
Doña Ana County, and statewide. |
NM |
$766,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Guadalupe County Hospital |
CT scan replacement |
Guadalupe County (Santa Rosa, Vaughn, Anton Chico, Puerto de Luna, Cuervo, Newkirk, etc.), as well as De Baca County, northern Lincoln County and eastern Torrance County |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Bernalillo |
Mobile School-Based Health Clinic (Vehicles) |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
NMSU Nurse Anesthesiology Program Training Center |
Doña Ana County, and statewide. |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cenikor Foundation |
Four Winds Recovery Center residential substance use disorder treatment services facility improvements |
Farmington, San Juan County |
NM |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hidalgo County |
Behavioral Health Facility improvements |
Hidalgo County, Lordsburg, Rodeo, Virden, Animas, Cotton City, Playas, Windmill-Luna/Grant |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
Connecting with the Community: Telehealth Training for Nurse Practitioner Students |
Doña Ana County, and statewide. |
NM |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
Expand the Long Wavelength Array project by upgrading equipment, increasing the capability of the current array and allowing it to achieve its potential as a national facility. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$983,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carlsbad LifeHouse |
Meal Delivery Transportation |
Southeast. Carlsbad |
NM |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Agency of Southern New Mexico |
Thriving Families: A 2-Gen Approach |
Dona Ana, Grant, Hidalgo, Luna, and Sierra Counties |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Home Health Care |
Facility and Technological Infrastructure Improvements |
Taos County, Western Colfax County, Eastern Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CHRISTUS St. Vincent Regional Medical Center |
CHRISTUS St. Vincent Regional Cancer Center Expansion |
Santa Fe, Los Alamos, Taos, Rio Arriba, Mora, San Miguel, Torrance, Bernalillo, Colfax and Sandoval counties |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwestern College |
Southwestern College Tierra Nueva Counseling Center Expansion |
San Juan, Rio Arriba, Taos, Los Alamos, Sandoval, Mora, Santa Fe, San Miguel, Bernalillo, Valencia, Torrance, Socorro, Luna, and Roosevelt counties. |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
Gibson Sobering Center - HRSA |
Albuquerque, Bernalillo County |
NM |
$6,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
Gibson Sobering Center Staffing- SAMSHA |
Albuquerque, Bernalillo County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Women In Leadership |
Women In Leadership Sister Circle |
Statewide |
NM |
$1,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Heartline |
Prevention and Education Initiative |
Colfax, Taos, Union Counties (Eighth Judicial District) |
NM |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Taos County |
Taos County Detox |
Taos County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Steve A. Smaby |
Collins Lake Housing Expansion |
Mora |
NM |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mora Valley Community Health Services, Inc. |
MVCHS Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment and Prevention Services Expansion |
Mora |
NM |
$299,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mora Valley Community Health Services, Inc. |
Design, construct, equip, and furnish MVCHS Dental Clinic Expansion |
Mora |
NM |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mora Valley Community Health Services, Inc. |
MVCHS New Medical Clinic |
Mora |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Human Services Department |
Occupation-Specific Outreach and Support in Non-Traditional Service Delivery Locations |
Statewide |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
City of Las Cruces Mobile Integrated Health Program |
Las Cruces, NM |
NM |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico HED/ALTSD/DWS |
To enhance current apprenticeship programs |
Statewide |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Springer |
To replace and upgrade water distribution lines. |
Springer |
NM |
$1,265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Auth. |
To construct a water resource recovery facility. |
Albuquerque / Bernalillo County |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Auth. |
To provide distribution lines and water services. |
Albuquerque / Bernalillo County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jal |
To replace main transmission lines. |
City of Jal, Lea County New Mexico |
NM |
$14,818,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlsbad |
To repurpose and replace existing water line infrastructure. |
Carlsbad, NM; Eddy County, NM |
NM |
$1,526,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
San Juan College |
To develop a mountain bike park. |
San Juan County |
NM |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
To expand pollution prevention activities. |
Doña Ana County, and statewide |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
To support research for produced water. |
Doña Ana County, and statewide. |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northern New Mexico College |
To preserve historical documents. |
Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bloomfield |
To purchase a sewage vacuum truck. |
City of Bloomfield |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northern New Mexico Solid Waste Authority |
To construct a lined landfill cell. |
McKinley County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Trust for Public Land |
To acquire land for the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. |
Taos County |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
To provide engineering design for a water treatment and wastewater facility design. |
Santa Clara Pueblo/ Espanola |
NM |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Auth. |
To plan, design, and construct a reuse pipeline. |
Albuquerque / Bernalillo County |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Anthony Water and Sanitation District |
To rehabilitate and modify a wastewater treatment plant. |
City of Anthony, Dona Ana County, and New Mexico Rural Water |
NM |
$18,802,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
East Pecos Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assoc. |
To design and construct a sewer line collection and disposal project. |
San Miguel County |
NM |
$3,711,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Edgewood |
To repair and maintain the wastewater treatment facility. |
Town of Edgewood |
NM |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Red River |
To construct and equip a public works facility. |
Red River |
NM |
$1,693,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Native American Community Academy Foundation |
To support outdoor education. |
Bernalillo County, including Albuquerque and Sandia Park |
NM |
$267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Rosa |
To improve the existing water system. |
City of Santa Rosa/ Guadalupe County |
NM |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Socorro |
To expand Socorro's sewer system. |
City of Socorro, NM; Socorro County, NM |
NM |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Pojoaque |
To design, construct and repair water and wastewater facilities. |
Pojoaque Valley |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Tesuque |
To upgrade the wastewater treatment plant. |
Pueblo of Tesuque |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Portales |
To upgrade water storage pump and pump facility. |
City of Portales |
NM |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Socorro |
To replace water and sewer lines. |
City of Socorro, NM |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Española |
To plan, design, and construct outfall rehabilitation. |
City of Espanola, Santa Clara Pueblo, Rio Arriba County & Santa Fe County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Vegas |
To rehabilitate the wastewater system. |
City of Las Vegas, New Mexico |
NM |
$1,152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
To upgrade wastewater treatment facility. |
Las Cruces and Doña Ana County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santo Domingo Pueblo |
To upgrade wastewater treatment plant. |
Santo Domingo Pueblo |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Camino Real Regional Utility Authority |
To design and construct wastewater treatment plant improvements. |
Sunland Park |
NM |
$2,495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mountainair |
To improve wastewater treatment facility. |
Town of Mountainair |
NM |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Chama |
To upgrade a water treatment plant. |
Chama & Parts of Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Navajo Nation, Project Development Department, Div |
To improve water and wastewater facilities. |
Church Rock Navajo Chapter and communities in a 30 mile radius of Church Rock |
NM |
$20,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Environment Department |
To support statewide data initiatives. |
Statewide |
NM |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Watrous Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Assn. |
To improve water source treatment and water storage. |
Watrous |
NM |
$1,671,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
To create a Southwest Environmental Media Center. |
Doña Ana County, and statewide. |
NM |
$368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cuba |
To design and construct a water storage tank. |
Cuba |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Wardensville |
This project installs a photovoltaic array at a Wastewater Treatment Plant to significantly lower operating costs for the town. |
Wardensville |
WV |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will make repairs to the flood control system along the Tygart River. |
Elkins |
WV |
$4,562,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
West Virginia Regional Technology Park |
This project installs solar powered lighting fixtures on the WVRTP campus for safety and energy modernization/decarbonization. |
South Charleston |
WV |
$328,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Center for Applied Research & Technology, Inc. |
This project develops a Battery Prototyping Laboratory to provide prototyping services for the development of multiple battery cell types and chemistries, as well as manufacturing cell assembly support services. |
Bluefield |
WV |
$635,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Capitol Market Inc. |
This project installs solar panels and a battery system on an outdoor market pavilion. |
Charleston |
WV |
$713,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
West Virginia University |
This project purchases manufacturing components to develop energy efficient, low-cost modular home design. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Raleigh County Parks and Recreation Authority |
This project installs fully-accessible playgrounds that produce energy when played on to play music and illuminate play spaces. |
Beckley |
WV |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
High Technology Foundation |
The project conducts research and development into Intelligent distribution and automated control for the bidirectional flow of renewable energy sources. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Mercer County Technical Education Center |
This project develops a workforce training program with equipment, curriculum development, and personnel. |
Princeton |
WV |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
This project constructs a new flood wall in the City of Milton along the Mud River to protect 600 structures. |
Milton |
WV |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
The Beacon Foundation, Inc. |
This project establishes a Science & Technology Innovation Center and acquires laboratory equipment. |
Williamson |
WV |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Advanced Energy R&D, West Virginia |
This project purchases an established natural gas pad that will be used as a test site for scientific research and development surrounding energy technologies and advancement.
|
Monongalia |
WV |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia National Guard |
This funding will construct additional armory space for the 2nd Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne) unit in Kenova. |
Kenova |
WV |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
McLaughlin Air National Guard Base |
This project will provide funding for planning and design services of a new squadron operations facility at McLaughlin Air National Guard base in Charleston. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia National Guard |
This project will provide funding for the construction of additional hangar space to house current UH/HH-60s, UH-72s, and C-12s at the Army Aviation Support Facilities #2 in Wheeling. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia National Guard |
This project will provide for the construction of additional hangar space to house current UH/HH-60s, UH-72s, and C-12s at the Army Aviation Support Facilities #1 in Williamstown. |
Williamstown |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia National Guard |
This project will construct a field maintenance shop in Martinsburg to meet the needs of the modernized force structure being stationed in the region. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Army National Guard |
This project completes construction of a 29,691 square foot National Guard Readiness Center Addition/Alteration that supports training, administrative, and logistical requirements for the WV Army National Guard. |
Buckhannon |
WV |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd Field Air National Guard Base |
This project would complete planning and % design services of a new indoor small arms range at the 167th Airlift Wing to replace an existing outdated facility. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd Field Air National Guard Base |
This project would repair the foundation below the the 167th Airlift Wing’s fire department due to geologic movement. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd Field Air National Guard Base |
This project would provide funds for the use of planning and design a repair of the avionics foundation at Martinsburg ANGB which would replace the damaged and weakened foundation due to geologic movements. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd Field Air National Guard Base |
This project would repair the HVAC systems at the 167th Airlift Wing, which are currently aging and inefficient. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
This project would repair the streambank of the Kanawha River under Blaine Boulevard, which is causing the road to collapse and fail structurally. |
Charleston |
WV |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Beckley |
This project procures a new snow plow, dozer, and excavator for the City of Beckley. |
Beckley |
WV |
$139,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority |
To build new emergency ambulance authority stations in Marmet, WV. |
Marmet |
WV |
$557,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Aging and Family Services of Mineral County, Inc. |
This project supports and expands senior nutritional and health services in Mineral County. |
Keyser |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Burnsville Public Library |
This project provides a new roof and expands library program space for Burnsville WV. |
Burnsville |
WV |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Stonewall State Park Foundation |
This project will fund a new plaza at Stonewall State Park to promote recreation, community development, and health and wellness in Lewis County. |
Roanoke |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newburg |
This project repairs and updates the dam and spillway of the Newburg Dam for safety and to bring the dam into compliance with the WV Dam Control Act and Safety Rule. |
Newburg |
WV |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pendleton County Commission |
This project would to create a single point of controlled access to improve crowds and accessibility issues at the Courthouse. |
Franklin |
WV |
$1,541,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rainelle |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to rebuild approximately 8,000 feet of sidewalk in downtown Rainelle that has recently been affected by heavy floods. |
Rainelle |
WV |
$1,763,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wallace Volunteer Fire Department |
This project will provide funding to purchase a new fire engine and a new fire station in Wallace, WV. |
Wallace |
WV |
$488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Princeton |
This project will provide funding to be able to replace the current parks & recreation center with facilities that can be better utilized by the public for uses that go beyond recreation including two multipurpose rooms, one classroom, three basketball courts, a soccer court, martial arts room, as well as space available for various community uses. |
Princeton |
WV |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Fruit Research Station |
These funds would provide for electrical upgrades and window replacements at the Appalachian Fruit Research Station in Kearneysville, WV. |
Kearneysville |
WV |
$703,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
National Center for Cool and Coldwater Aquaculture |
This project would provide for the replacement of safety systems at the National Center for Cool and Cold Water Aquaculture in Leetown, WV. |
Kearneysville |
WV |
$847,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wardensville |
To improve the parking lot located on Main Street in Wardensville - removing a hole, and eliminating line of sight concerns. |
Wardensville |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to purchase a new firetruck and continue to assist communities with fire protection. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
CB FFA Alumni Administration |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to improve the Barn at the Battelle District Fair and provide the community with events like craft shows, little league, and other activities during the fair. |
Wadetown |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
White Sulphur Springs Emergency Medical Services |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to provide safety equipment, access control, a mechanical ventilator, and retrofits an emergency utility vehicle to an emergency response vehicle. |
White Sulphur Springs |
WV |
$227,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hardy County Commission |
This project constructs a medical facility for Hardy County, WV to provide health/medical services. |
Hardy County |
WV |
$2,803,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Next Generation Foundation |
This project constructs a Community Center for recreation and youth-focused activities for Kanawha and Fayette Counties. |
Cedar Grove |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Glasgow Volunteer Fire Department |
This project provides design services for a new fire station for the Glasgow VFD. |
Glasgow |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Shepherdstown Public Library |
This project received a preliminary review by the WV USDA RD office and was deemed ineligible. This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to highlight the beauty and functionality of a native plant landscape, and create, expand, and enhance teaching opportunities geared toward educating the local community on the importance of planting native plants that support indigenous species, showcased specifically in our children’s outdoor reading area which includes a green roof. The gardens will surround the children’s outdoor reading space and will support library programs centered on nature, wildlife, and sustainability. Everyone will have the opportunity to learn about the importance of plants and pollinators in Jefferson County, West Virginia |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to renovate the facility to increase the professional and aesthetic quality of City Hall and the Montgomery Police Department but also serve functional purposes that allow city employees to complete their jobs more efficiently and effectively. All renovations will be ADA compliant. |
Montgomery |
WV |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Precision Ag Connectivity and Accuracy Stakeholder |
To improve the broadband map to pinpoint areas in WV where broadband is not available and improve digital equity and connectivity. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Berkeley County Council |
This project conducts a feasibility study for fiber infrastructure from Berkeley County WV to Ashburn VA to provide necessary information to begin the process of building the communication spot fiber optic infrastructure. |
Berkeley County |
WV |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County Development Authority |
To improve local food supply and markets, helps producers and buyers identify locally produced food. Furthermore, it increases access to healthy, local food products, as constituents can find sources of local food that is SNAP eligible, via mobile app or website. |
Jefferson County |
WV |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Community Markets Inc. |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to increase local food access by providing a farmers market and its vendors with an eCommerce website so those with access to the internet can buy local, healthy food anytime, anywhere. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Radio Romney, Inc. |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to provide a local radio station accessible via the internet to engage with the community, report on local gov, town council, county commission, as well as sporting events, school activities, and community events. |
Romney |
WV |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The 1982 Foundation |
To provide basic services for child care, child enrichment, and promoting children's health and welfare. The goals of the project is to provide child care service for infants through the time of entry into the school system. |
Calhoun County |
WV |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Follansbee |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to replace the aging Fire House in the City of Follansbee. |
Follansbee |
WV |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southern Area Library |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to install a stairlift and replace carpet and flooring and update history and genealogy rooms |
Lost Creek |
WV |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kingwood Parks and Recreation |
This project provides more and enhanced outdoor recreation opportunities to Preston County. |
Kingwood |
WV |
$61,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Braxton County Commission |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to deploy a last mile fiber-to-the-premises service by the internet service provider in the Braxton County region, CityNet, using gigabit passive optical network technologies to fully support multiple subscribers at the Performance Tier while offering low latency and quality voice service. |
Braxton County |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oak Hill Swim Club |
This Community Facilities Grant will provide funding to renovate and repair facilities and infrastructure at a local non-profit community pool. |
Oak Hill |
WV |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pleasants County Development Authority |
This project constructs a wellness and relief complex in Pleasants County WV for education, light physical activity, virtual education, and disaster relief. |
Saint Marys City, Pleasants County |
WV |
$282,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Morgan Arts Council, Inc. |
This project will enable the creation of a permanent community theater space for Berkeley Springs & Morgan County. |
Berkeley Springs |
WV |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sweet Springs Resort Park Foundation Inc |
This project restores the historic Jefferson Hotel to provide for education, local economic development, and drug/alcohol counseling, and more. |
Monroe County |
WV |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mingo County Redevelopment Authority |
Procures a low-cost mobile airspace monitoring system at the Appalachian Regional Airport (KEBD) in Mingo County, create a K-16 curriculum incorporating STEM concepts, and develop state-wide programs encouraging career opportunities in Advanced Air Mobility. |
Williamson |
WV |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Snowshoe Resort Community District |
Procures an emergency services vehicle for the Snowshoe Resort Community District’s Ranger Department to address long wait times for emergency service. |
Snowshoe |
WV |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
Provides an after-school and after-practice leadership development and safe spaces, from trusted adults and trained support staff, that is proven to reduce truancy, delinquency, involvement in the juvenile justice system, and gang involvement. |
Charleston |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clendenin Police Department |
Provides personnel and equipment for the Town of Clendenin Police Department. |
Clendenin |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mercer County Commission |
Procures new police cruisers and equipment for the Mercer County Sheriff's Department. |
Mercer County |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
Procures a multi-beam scanning electron microscope for research in standards development and materials optimization for advanced energy systems, for advanced manufacturing and for fundamental neuroscience and life science studies. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mountain State Educational Services Cooperative |
Provides emotional intelligence training for Police Departments across the State of West Virginia. |
Dunbar |
WV |
$892,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mountwest Community & Technical College |
Creates a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity in Huntington, WV. |
Huntington |
WV |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
Purchases security cameras and integrated locks for residence halls at WVU Potomac State College. |
Keyser |
WV |
$358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Mannington |
Provides the City of Mannington with upgraded technology and equipment to reduce the risk and occurrence of crime in the community. |
Mannington |
WV |
$67,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charles Town |
This project upgrades the City of Charles Town's Police Department's computer, communications, cruiser, security, and other key technologies. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Huntington Police Department |
This project provides officer and cruiser mobile technologies to the City of Huntington Police Department for crime detection, investigation technologies, and for other technology training. |
Huntington |
WV |
$837,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
This project establishes a Forensic Genetic Genealogy and Mitochondrial DNA Testing and Research Unit to expand Marshall University's forensic DNA services. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Geological and Economic Survey |
This project constructs a modern storage and viewing facility to properly maintain the most comprehensive and diverse publicly-available geological sample collection in the State of West Virginia. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
This project hires a criminal justice staffer to conduct regulatory enforcement actions in West Virginia. |
Charleston |
WV |
$82,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Natural Resources |
This project assembles six canine/handler teams throughout West Virginia for the West Virginia Natural Resources Police. |
South Charleston |
WV |
$171,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia State Police |
This project provides equipment to allow the West Virginia State Police Aviation Unit to have additional aircraft for air support missions. |
Charleston |
WV |
$536,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
BridgeValley Community and Technical College |
This project addresses retention and graduation rates in manufacturing programs by providing financial assistance to students and salary adjustments. |
South Charleston |
WV |
$1,356,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
High Technology Foundation |
This project develops a more effective distribution model for large scale climate and weather data delivery to end-users leveraging the NOAA operations at the I-79 Technology Park in Fairmont, West Virginia. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
This project procures, installs, and trains its officers in the use of the the Response Simulator and ongoing training and equipment support. |
Charleston |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mercer County Commission |
This project provides the Mercer County Sheriff's Department with emergency equipment for field officers to quickly respond to critical emergencies. |
Mercer County |
WV |
$685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Elkins |
This project leverages smart city technology and concepts to deploy connected devices in Elkins, West Virginia. |
Elkins |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
Supports local and regional farmers/producers by providing technical assistance and training to start-up and scale up agribusinesses in West Virginia. |
Charleston |
WV |
$819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
WV Office of Drug Control Policy |
Establishes the West Virginia Addiction and Mental Health Outcomes Institute. |
Charleston |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
New River Community and Technical College |
Constructs a facility at the Raleigh County Memorial Airport that will serve as the home of the New River Community & Technical College's Aircraft Maintenance Technician School. |
Beaver |
WV |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Applied Research Foundation of West Virginia |
Assists in digitizing and organizing historical collections held by the Robertson Library of Bluefield State. |
Bluefield |
WV |
$156,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
Allows the WV Department of Agriculture to build a mobile dairy processing unit to provide demonstration assistance for a robotic milking unit. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,107,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Congressional Education Foundation, INC. |
Supports the processing and digitization of the Robert C. Byrd Center's collections as well as development of new learning resources and dissemination of those resources. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$243,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Wheeling |
Provides financial assistance for qualified façade improvements to privately owned commercial buildings in the City of Wheeling. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Shepherd University |
Establishes an agricultural small business incubator at the Shepherd University Agricultural Innovation Center focused on small-scale agricultural enterprises. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$1,422,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
WV Food and Farm Coalition, Inc. |
Establishes a robust value-added food product manufacturing industry within a developed and previously piloted framework in communities to support small-business owners located within select cities in West Virginia. |
Charleston |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
Reestablishes an entity for the validation of thermal process for makers of acidified and low-acid canned foods in the state of West Virginia, known as process authority. |
Charleston |
WV |
$231,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Marshall University |
Provides additional support to Marshall's flight school. |
Huntington |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Generation West Virginia |
Assists Generation WV in restarting its fellowship program. |
Charleston |
WV |
$206,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Charleston |
Enables the City of Charleston to expand its Small Business Investment Grant program to support small businesses in broadband connectivity, marketing, and facility improvement projects which will enable these entities to recover from the pandemic, grow business and profits, and sustainably thrive. |
Charleston |
WV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
HOPE Community Development Corporation |
Funds a program that will serve as a small business incubator and provide low-cost office spaces as well as marketing, advertising, and branding services. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Williamstown |
Provides funding for signage to inform residents of any water/sewer interruptions, boil water advisories, emergency situations and community activities. |
Williamstown |
WV |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hinton |
Rehabilitates a blighted and historic area along the banks of the New River. |
Hinton |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Main Street Point Pleasant, Inc. |
Renovates and adapts a central building for a new farmers market. |
Point Pleasant |
WV |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cowen |
Funds Phase II of developing a recreational area that is known as the B&O Pond in Cowen as a useable recreational area for the public. |
Town of Cowen |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mineral County Public Library |
Builds a new library for Mineral County in Keyser, WV. |
Town of Keyser |
WV |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Farmington |
Funds a feasibility study on the uses of abandoned buildings in the Town of Farmington, including their potential use for a proposed senior center. |
Farmington |
WV |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woodlands Development Group |
Assists in the reuse and transition of the former Parsons High School Building in Tucker County. |
Parsons |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Black Heritage Festival, Inc. |
Provides assistance for building improvements at the Kelly Miller Community Center. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$624,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
Renovates the Montgomery Regional Recreation and Aquatic Center and bring it into ADA compliance, enhance the facility's recreational and commercial potential, and support first responders. |
Montgomery |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ravenswood |
Constructs the Washington Park pedestrian bridge project to connect Ravenswood residents to safe travel into the park and allow tourists and visitors to the park. |
Ravenswood |
WV |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
Funds a new Shawnee Sports Complex Tourism and Welcome Center, including a welcome area, new restroom facilities, new concessions, safety and utility upgrades, and security improvements. |
Charleston |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Summersville |
Develops the Summersville Visitor Center adjacent to US Route 19 in Nicholas County at the north entrance of Summersville, West Virginia. |
Summersville |
WV |
$1,055,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WV Community Development Hub |
Fills a critical gap in construction resources and provide the final funding needed to complete remediation and renovation to enable the Theater to open its doors, become fully operational, and begin serving the greater Princeton, Mercer County and southern West Virginia region. |
Princeton |
WV |
$729,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
State Fair of West Virginia |
Construct a portion of a 54,735 multi-use exhibition and events center on a 10-acre site on the grounds directly across from the main Fair site. |
Lewisburg |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marshall County Airport Authority |
Provides for continuous safe and secure operation of the Marshall County Airport in Moundsville, WV. |
Moundsville |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Summersville |
Focuses on the construction of a mountain bike trail system and associated trailhead and infrastructure as part of the larger Regional Outdoor Complex. |
Summersville |
WV |
$2,845,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Heritage Farm Foundation |
Expands and improves Heritage Farm at its recently-established “Wild Heritage” project, an Appalachian wildlife center and outdoor recreational attraction for tourists from across the region. |
Huntington, Wayne County |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charles Town |
Completes construction on the 1.9-mile "Augustine Trail" pedestrian and bicycle trail facility on Old Route 340 (also know as Augustine Avenue), and upgrade approximately 8,000 linear feet of missing and poor condition sidewalks in the downtown area, for better connectivity and access in Charles Town, WV. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wood County Airport Authority |
Provides a modern LED lighting system to enhance safety of the traveling public, reduce carbon footprint as a "Green" oriented initiative and be in keeping with the standards comparable to other modern terminals experienced by the traveling public. |
Williamstown |
WV |
$117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Constructs a new Appalachian Heartland Welcome Center at the interchange of Interstate 64 and WV State Route 152 at Exit 8. |
Kanawha/Cabell Counties |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Yeager Airport |
Provides for apron construction to support t he opening of an aircraft paint shop attracting nearly 100 aircraft into the airport annually for painting. |
Charleston |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benedum Airport |
Makes improvements to the proposed entrance from State Route 279 into the new Terminal/Aerotech Park. |
Bridgeport |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Funds the Gilbert Creek Connector phase of the King Coal Highway for a community that has battled transportation connectivity and reliability issues for decades. |
Gilbert Creek |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Convention and Visitors Bureau |
Constructs a trail system to accommodate the growing outdoor recreation industry in the region. |
Marlinton |
WV |
$2,441,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morgantown Municipal Airport |
Extends Runway 18-36 from 5,199 feet to 6,200 feet, providing proper safety margins for aircraft currently operating out of the Morgantown Airport. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mylan Park Foundation |
Completes the last phase of the Mylan Park Tourism Gateway economic tourism masterplan project. |
Morgantown, Monongalia County |
WV |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paw Paw |
Rehabilitates the Paw Paw fire station by replacing electrical and plumbing and increase space and capacity for the town. |
Paw Paw |
WV |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Martinsburg |
Replaces existing decorative light poles downtown with new aluminum poles with LED bulbs that would improve public safety and visibility downtown while improving energy efficiency and lowering costs to the City/public. |
Martinsburg, Berkeley County |
WV |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Cheat |
This project will complete the 8.09 mile Cheat River Rail-Trail as part of the Reclamining the Cheat River as an Economic Asset through Trail Enhancement (RECREATE) project. |
Kingwood |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kimball |
Provides for the continued revitalization, repair and renovation of the former Houston Company Store |
Kimball, McDowell County |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hank Dial |
Makes critical upgrades and expansions to the cherished A.D. Lewis Community Center, which was built 55 years ago in the economically distressed, historically black Fairfield neighborhood to provide meals, after-school programs, STEAM and technology educational programs, computer law, health & wellness, and recreational programs for children and families. |
Huntington |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
Replaces and upgrades 9,930 outdated, deteriorating seats in the Charleston Coliseum. |
Charleston |
WV |
$4,929,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Semper Liberi, Inc. |
Completes the water and sewer infrastructure required for the development of the Restorative Justice Men's Facility (RJMF) building and Recovery Village. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bolivar |
Reestablishes and ensure safe pedestrian access through the heart of the town of Bolivar, allowing residents to walk to destinations instead of driving. |
Bolivar |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Land Trust |
Funds the Mammoth Preserve Trail, a multiple-use, non-motorized recreational trail development project with the goal of providing high-quality public access for trail-based recreation. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$2,817,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Raleigh County Commission |
Provides assistance to low- to moderate-income property owners through a program managed by the Raleigh County Property Safety Enforcement Agency and the Raleigh County Commission. |
Raleigh County |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wood County Development Authority |
Redevelops 3 sites that previously housed industrial and manufacturing plants for future industrial/business use. |
Parkersburg |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Weston |
Provides a neighborhood center with walk paths, sitting areas, activity space, boat/kayak launch. |
Weston |
WV |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Development Authority of Mercer County |
Secures land for the development of the "sports plex" park and multipurpose facility near I-77 Exit 9 in Princeton, WV. |
Princeton |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Alliance |
Funds planning, design, and engineering to meet the needs of the small towns to accommodate the growth of the outdoor recreation community. |
Charleston |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Logan County Commission |
Allows the Logan County Commission to begin to remove dilapidated and dangerous structures/slums in Logan County, West Virginia. |
Logan |
WV |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Historic Morgantown Post Office Building, Inc. |
Assists in the restoration of a historic building in downtown Morgantown to revitalize its main street and downtown business district. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hinton |
Includes rehabilitation of the historic Hinton Railroad Depot building and building of a trail that connects the Hinton Landing river trailhead to the to the historic depot. |
Hinton |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Follansbee |
Replaces the city's sidewalks to address safety concerns. |
Follansbee |
WV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Martinsburg-Berkeley County Public Library |
Addresses critical facility needs, including roof renovations and HVAC and Electrical repairs at the Martinsburg Library. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Beacon Foundation, Inc. |
Establish the Williamson Museum & Education Center. |
Williamson |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mineral County Commission |
Assists in the erection of phase 1 of a large amphitheater project. |
Burlington |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County CVB |
Enhances the visitor experience at the Jefferson County Welcome Center with interactive elements. |
Harpers Ferry |
WV |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County Parks & Recreation Commission |
Constructs and installs a synthetic turf multipurpose field at Sam Michaels Park in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia. |
Shenandoah Junction |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cornerstone Community Development Corporation |
Renovates and saves a historical landmark and creates much-needed low income residential senior living units along with commercial spaces for seniors and their families. |
Huntington |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Martinsburg Eastern WV Regional Airport Authority |
Expands and improves Taxiway Echo to full southern parallel taxiway through widening, strengthening of weight bearing capacity, expanding terminal-area aircraft parking apron, and reconfiguring of taxiway entrances and exits to meet FAA design criteria. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$6,634,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bluefield Economic Development Authority |
Establishes the southern gateway into the State of West Virginia and create a new and dynamic economic engine for the Greater Mercer County Region. |
Bluefield |
WV |
$3,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Helping Heroes Inc |
Restores a vacant, historic property in downtown Wheeling and expand services to local Veterans. |
Wheeling, Ohio County |
WV |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
2nd Coming Family Life Church |
Funds a faith-based initiative focused on the physical, mental, social, educational, and spiritual well-being of local Huntington, and Tri-State Youth. |
Huntington |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Region 4 Planning and Development Council |
Funds workforce development and reentry for WV residents recovering from substance abuse disorder. |
Fayette, Greenbrier, Nicholas, Pocahontas, and Webster Counties |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morgan County Homeless Coalition |
Renovates a handicapped accessible building to target low-income and homeless individuals for assistance. |
Great Cacapon, Morgan County |
WV |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grow Ohio Valley, Inc. |
Transforms public, forested land of downtown Wheeling into safe, accessible, and beautiful natural space for recreation, education, and urban agriculture through the Edible Mountain Project in Wheeling. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fayette County Commission |
Funds a trail network at the Fayette County Park. |
Fayetteville |
WV |
$1,018,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Land Stewardship Corporation |
Acquires abandoned property for reuse and transfer the property to end users who will utilize it to benefit local community and economic development goals. |
Statewide
|
WV |
$1,018,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cabell County Public Library Gallaher Village |
Assists the Cabell County Public Library in efforts to renovate the Gallaher Village Public Library. |
Huntington |
WV |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Blackwater |
Assists nonprofits Friends of Blackwater and the Vandalia Foundation to upgrade the historic Buxton & Landstreet Building (B&L) to become a heritage tourism and outdoor recreational hub for the Town of Thomas, Tucker County, and the broader Blackwater Canyon and Canaan Valley region. |
Thomas |
WV |
$1,882,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County Community Ministries |
Enables Jefferson County Community Ministries and its partners to conduct the planning, design, and engineering to make shovel ready a new "Community Services Center" to support the homeless and at-risk families in Jefferson County and the Eastern Panhandle. |
Jefferson County |
WV |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Randolph County Community Arts Council |
Addresses structural issues facing the former St. Brendan's Church used by the Arts Center, allowing it to continue providing the entire region with cultural and arts experiences. |
Elkins |
WV |
$77,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beckley |
Demolishes the existing skatepark, rebuild a new one and add a bike pump track to our Freedom Park, Beckley's oldest and first "city" park. |
Beckley |
WV |
$1,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corporation |
Provides infrastructure improvements to accommodate multiple opportunities in this realm and create opportunities for expanded employment opportunities.
|
Maxwelton |
WV |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Women’s Christian Association of Wheeling |
Funds a demonstration pilot program targeting the at-risk populations of all adult women who are homeless, and addicted to opioids and other substances abuse addiction, making them vulnerable targets of human trafficking. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mountaineer Food Bank |
Expands Mountaineer Food Bank's Gassaway facility to provide food insecure Southern West Virginians a variety of healthy, well-balanced food on a consistent basis. |
Gassaway, Braxton County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harrison County Commission |
Acquires and develops more than four miles of abandoned rail corridor to fill a major gap in the Parkersburg-to Pittsburgh (P2P) corridor of the Industrial Heartland Trail Coalition (IHTC) system. |
Harrison County |
WV |
$2,958,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Urban Renewal Authority |
Provides grants of up to $10,000 each to local businesses to improve street-level facades to stimulate private investment and revitalize blighted neighborhoods. |
Charleston |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Clarksburg |
Replaces a failing bridge which serves as an important connector for local, residential, and commercial pedestrian and vehicular traffic. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fayette County Commission |
Funds demolition and asbestos abatement for thirty dilapidated Gateway Tourist Area properties across Fayette County. |
Fayetteville |
WV |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of the Tri-State, Inc. |
Provides funds for the purchase of the necessary building/construction materials for a total of 9 new Habitat houses. |
Huntington |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The West Virginia Mine Wars Museum |
Develops a new heritage trail in the southern WV coalfields that memorializes key Mine Wars-related sites, with a primary focus on the 1921 Miners’ March that culminated in the Battle of Blair Mountain, the largest armed uprising in the United States since the Civil War. |
Matewan |
WV |
$463,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sutton |
Completes the storm drainage system along North Hill Road in Sutton. |
Sutton |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
Purchases the machinery and equipment for a planned, new “Charleston Food Manufacturing Hub”, which will be part of the "Charleston LIFT Center" (Learning, Innovation, Food & Technology) to be established in 2023 at the Kanawha Manufacturing facility in Charleston's economically distressed East End. |
Charleston |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burlington United Methodist Family Services |
Constructs a new building and renovation project/funding request to expand male based substance abuse addiction and recovery residential programming in West Virginia. |
Burlington |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
Upgrades a key segment of public roadway in downtown Charleston to better connect pedestrians to the Clay Center, a major hub of education, arts, and sciences for the region. |
Charleston |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ronceverte |
Assists in reopening of the Chestnut Street Bridge by providing safe walking access for citizens and visitors of Ronceverte. |
Ronceverte |
WV |
$8,997,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Funds the renovation of a currently vacant residence hall, Burkhart Hall, and transition it to a critical basic needs center for our students. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$1,824,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Berkeley County Council |
This project funds a Culture and History Museum which showcases the history of Berkeley County and Eastern WV. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$1,861,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Women's Christian Associates Wheeling |
Allows for building renovations necessary for safety and access to programming at the YWCA Wheeling. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Braxton County Recreational Authority |
Conducts an upgrade of the Holly Gray Park, including a new event center, upgraded tennis and basketball courts, an upgraded playground, and parking upgrades, as well as the installation of a wastewater collection system which will connect to the Flatwood-Canoe Run Public Service District wastewater treatment facility. |
Braxton |
WV |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brooke County Commission |
Provides funding for expansion of two existing rail spurs, and the addition of one additional spur at their Brooke County operations. |
Wellsburg, Brooke County |
WV |
$2,853,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Morgantown |
Builds a new fire station and training center for the City of Morgantown. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County Economic Development Authority |
Provides asphalt and concrete paving and constructing of shell buildings for the Barkers Creek Industrial Park. |
Pineville, Wyoming County |
WV |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Funds the design and feasibility study for a new interchange along I-70. |
Triadelphia |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cedar Grove |
Assists in paving the town's streets, ensuring smoother, safer streets for vehicle, bicycle and foot traffic. |
Cedar Grove |
WV |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
Constructs 11 miles of South Rim Trail from Paint Creek to the Town of Montgomery, and for the related South Rim Trail Head at the scenic Paint Creek which is already becoming a tourism asset visited by anglers and hikers. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
Constructs a lower fishing deck and non-motorized boat launch, steps, fenching, asphalt paving, landscaping, and amenities such as trash receptacles. |
Montgomery |
WV |
$489,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Area Development Corp of West Virginia |
This project improves and maintains aging equipment and updates a small business incubator building. |
Charleston |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
Addresses a dilapidated building located in the downtown area at 340 3rd Avenue. |
Montgomery |
WV |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Keith Albee Performing Arts Center, Inc. |
Provides mechanical, electrical, and plumbing renovations to the basement of the Keith Albee Performing Arts Center. |
Huntington |
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Smithers |
Supports site-readiness at the Longacre Bottom site. |
Smithers |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Valley Regional Transportation Authority |
Moves the bus loading areas from the front of the Byrd Intermodal Center and include new shelters, seating area, and curb work. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wheeling |
Provides critical safety upgrades to the historic Blue Church building. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Clarksburg |
Repairs four (4) bridges with serious deficiencies which serve as important connectors for local, residential, and commercial pedestrian and vehicular traffic. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wood County Airport Authority |
Provides a modern aircraft deicing capability to enhance safety and increase throughput for commercial, corporate and private air travel. |
Williamstown |
WV |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mercer County Airport |
Provides the Mercer County Airport with a reliable, environmentally friendly, and protected place to store aircraft that serves businesses and members of the public. |
Bluefield |
WV |
$1,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wood County Airport Authority |
Replaces the legacy snow removal equipment broom at the airport. |
Williamstown |
WV |
$690,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Upshur County Regional Airport Authority |
Extends Upshur County Regional Airport's Runway 11-29 by 1000' to better support businesses and aircraft. |
Buckhannon |
WV |
$7,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Upshur County Regional Airport Authority |
Constructs an 8-unit T-Hangar for the Upshur County Regional Airport. |
Buckhannon |
WV |
$1,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Constructs a new roadway to access newly developed brownfield area. |
Weirton |
WV |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Repairs and rehabilitates I-79 exit 155, which serves as the primary vehicular connection from I-79 and Morgantown, Star City, Granville and WVU. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Expands the New River Parkway. |
Fayette County |
WV |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Marmet, WV |
Rebuilds the town's mainstreet for utilities and accessibility. |
Town of Marmet |
WV |
$1,735,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Constructs an interchange to provide access to the Morgantown Industrial Park. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Funds a box culvert for Middle Run under the mainline of Corridor H. |
Parsons |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Funds the construction of pavement for approximately 1/4 mile of Coalfields Expressway. |
Beckley |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Funds a new interchange on I-64 to the community of Culloden. |
Culloden |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Funds the third phase of a reconstruction project on MacCorkle Ave. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Brings curb ramps in Wheeling in compliance with ADA standards. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
Funds the realignment of WV-2 through New Cumberland. |
New Cumberland |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Huntington Sanitary Board |
The project will assist the Huntington Backflow Prevention Project to reduce Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) events at 22 outfalls and reduce river water inflow, including sediment and other debris, from the Four Pole, Guyandotte and Ohio Rivers during moderate to high river levels. |
Huntington |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Pocahontas County Commission |
This project will create a combined EMS/911 Center to be located on three lots near the Pocahontas Memorial Hospital. |
Buckeye |
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Braxton County Department of Emergency Services |
This project will upgrade the outdated emergency communications radio system towers at the Braxton County emergency operations center to a functional VHF high band repeater system with six frequencies, and replace the mobile radios and portable communications equipment which will function with this radio system, at seven associated fire departments. |
Braxton County |
WV |
$198,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
City of New Martinsville |
This project will relocate the New Martinsville Volunteer Fire Department out of the flood plain and out of harm’s way in the event of a major dam breach or failure at the Hydroelectric Facility at the Hannibal Locks and Dams. |
New Martinsville |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Morgan County Office of Emergency Services |
This project would expand the footprint of the Morgan County Emergency Operations Center for disaster response capability to support an alternative communications operation. |
Berkeley Springs |
WV |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
This project will assist the WV Department of Agriculture in developing a GIS program to support homeland and biosecurity response, regulatory program site assessments, and business development. |
Charleston |
WV |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
University of Charleston |
This project repairs, stabilizes, and enhances the University of Charleston's Riverbank. |
Charleston |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Applied Research Foundation of West Virginia |
Purchases lab equipment used in radiology to train Bluefield College students to prepare students for future jobs in healthcare. |
Bluefield |
WV |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Disability Action Center |
Provides funds to install a new elevator at the Disability Action Center (DAC), which was damaged in previous flooding. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roane General Hospital |
Replaces the Rural Health Clinic in Walton, which is the only healthcare provider in the area. |
Spencer |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alderson Broaddus University |
Replaces health simulator equipment at Alderson Broaddus University to train nursing and physician assistant students. |
Philippi |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
Purchases mobile command unit equipment. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lauren’s Wish |
Establishes an addiction triage center at Hazel's House of Hope in Morgantown, WV. |
Kingwood |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wirt County Health Services Association |
Purchase a mobile clinic to be used for primary care, behavioral health and dental care in Wirt and Jackson counties. |
Wirt and Jackson Counties |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lewis County Senior Citizens Center, Inc |
Excavation and preparation of a parking service for seniors and individuals with disabilities at the Lewis County Senior Citizens Center. |
Weston |
WV |
$8,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tucker County Family Resource Network |
Reviews potential construction of a rehabilitation home for mothers and infants. |
Parsons |
WV |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln Emergency Medical Services, Inc. |
Purchases and maintains three Advanced Life Support ambulances. |
Lincoln County |
WV |
$767,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Establishes a joint cybersecurity training center at Marshall University and West Virginia University. |
Huntington |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wheeling Ironworkers Local 549 |
Purchases new equipment and materials for apprentice training for the Wheeling Local Ironworkers Apprenticeship Program. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
WV Perinatal Partnership, Inc. |
Establishes a new effort to enhance outreach, engagement, screening, assessment and treatment of pregnant and parenting women with substance use disorder; increase knowledge and understanding of the causes contributing to maternal and infant mortality in West Virginia, especially maternal substance use. |
Charleston |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia CASA Association Inc |
Expands programming focused on technical assistance to families on child abuse and expand the CASA program to Raleigh, Hampshire, and Taylor counties. |
Raleigh, Hampshire, and Taylor Counties |
WV |
$534,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The West Virginia Chamber Foundation Corporation |
Provides job training and career preparation for high school students preparing for graduation. |
McDowell and Logan Counties |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Erma Byrd Higher Education Center & Allied Health |
Replaces computer lab systems to provide new computers and computer lab equipment for students from five colleges and universities that use the Erma Byrd Higher Education Center. |
Charleston |
WV |
$227,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lily’s Place |
Provides services to infants struggling with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS). |
Hungtington |
WV |
$482,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission |
Supports central operating expenses for the state’s only government nursing workforce center, expanding clinical scheduling and expanding nursing pipeline grant programs. |
Charleston |
WV |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Christian Help Inc. of Mingo County |
Establishes and operates a food pantry in Mingo County. |
Mingo County |
WV |
$151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnie Hamilton Hospital |
Provides renovations to the Minnie Hamilton Critical Access Hospital, including upgrades to the sewer line, hospital electrical infrastructure and construction of an FAA-approved helicopter landing site. |
Grantsville |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairmont State Universityv |
Provides 6 new planes and 3 flight simulators for the Fairmont State University Aviation Center for Excellence. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$1,270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Partnership of African American Churches, Inc. |
Supports a statewide public health infrastructure focused specifically on communities of color and will health address disparities in West Virginia. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connec Train Corp |
Coordinates and implements Broadband Technician Training Programs in Charleston, Huntington, and Montgomery to train and qualify unemployed residents in Cabell, Wayne, and Kanawha Counties as entry-level broadband technicians over two years. |
Cabell, Wayne, and Kanawha Counties |
WV |
$2,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Concord University |
Develops a Research Center for analysis of Rare Earth Elements (REEs) in coal and coal byproducts. |
Athens |
WV |
$733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hardy County Health and Wellness Center |
Establishes a health and wellness center. |
Hardy County |
WV |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Save the Children Federation, Inc. |
Implements afterschool and other early learning education programs in Calhoun, Clay, Fayette, Gilmer, McDowell, and Nicholas Counties |
Calhoun, Clay, Fayette, Gilmer, McDowell, and Nicholas Counties |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Music Hall of Fame |
Provides educational outreach programs through interactive displays, exhibits, curriculum and teacher lesson plans, and specialized educational sessions with
students and teachers across the state. |
Charleston |
WV |
$111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington |
Designs, procures, installs, and trains multiple agencies in a data system for tracking and directing care resources to substance use disorder patients. |
Huntington |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Bureau of Senior Services |
Establishes a home modification application process within the existing Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC). |
Statewide |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University at Parkersburg |
Expands workforce and economic development programs. |
Parkersburg |
WV |
$596,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
Launches and expands a program to provide jobs, jobs training and mentorship for youth and other workers, and connect them with businesses in the City of Charleston. |
Charleston |
WV |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Supports the establishment of a center for advanced orthopedic care. |
Huntington |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospital Development Co dba Roane General Hospital |
The goal of this project will be to relocate the existing walk-in clinic (urgent care) to a safer and more operationally effective space for patients and to create additional space that will allow various specialists to see patients in our rural community. Throughout the COVID pandemic, the Hospital attempted to retrofit existing space to meet infection control guidelines. In the future, this space would be our "infectious disease" location and would allow the evaluation of contagious patients in the clinic without co-mingling with our other primary and specialty care populations. Additionally, the renovation would create space where other specialty providers could use a portion of the facility to provide additional care in our community without travel to larger tertiary facilities that are approximately one hour away. The work performed with this project will include a roof replacement at the existing facility, HVAC upgrades for more effective air flow and infection control, interior reconfiguration and cosmetic upgrades and the addition of x-ray imaging equipment to allow for diagnostic testing at the site. |
Spencer |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Supports continued operations of the Marshall University Center of Excellence for Recovery. |
Huntington |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hardy County Committee on Aging |
Provide a healthcare and wellness pilot program for selected seniors in Hardy County. |
Moorefield |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Develop a Career Resource Center for students and alumni seeking jobs and internships in West Virginia and nationwide. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$63,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Canaan Valley Institute |
Restores the habitats for Federally Listed & At-Risk Species in the priority watersheds in West Virginia. |
Davis |
WV |
$924,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Expand Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) available across Shepherd's campus by updating software and increasing the number of AEDs positioned around the campus. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountain CAP of WV, Inc. a CDC |
Provide social services to families in Braxton, Upshur and Webster counties. |
Buckhannon |
WV |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
WVCTCS |
Purchase of simulation equipment for a Commercial Driver’s License program offered by the West Virginia Council for Community and Technical College Education. |
Charleston |
WV |
$3,045,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Liberty University |
Create a Healthcare Professional Training Center, which would contain a Healthcare Professional Laboratory Suite, Cooperative Learning Spaces, and faculty offices. The center would support the education of undergraduate and graduate students seeking healthcare-oriented degrees. |
West Liberty |
WV |
$4,233,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine |
Completes the planning and design phase of a larger project to build an addition to WVSOM’s Fredric W. Smith Science Building. |
Lewisburg |
WV |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
FaithHealth Appalachia |
Sustain and grow current programming to encompass more rural and underserved counties in West Virginia. |
Huntington |
WV |
$319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Purchase equipment and materials to expand access to specialty and subspecialty care provided via telehealth. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cabell Huntington Hospital, Inc. |
Construction of a clinical space at Cabell Huntington Hospital's Fresenius Kidney Care dialysis center and expansion of the Center’s ability to provide dialysis in-home care operations. |
Huntington |
WV |
$3,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Huntington |
Construct additional space for youth and seniors. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospital Development Co dba Roane General Hospital |
Roane General Hospital requests funding to assist with construction at the main facility in Spencer, WV, specifically on the inpatient floor of the facility where they care for admitted patients. This project would allow the Hospital to support immediate patient care for infectious diseases and to additionally help prepare for a future pandemic by upgrading the HVAC mechanical systems to improve the air exchange on that floor which will lead to better infection control and mitigate the spread of airborne disease. |
Spencer |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cabell Huntington Hospital, Inc. |
Expand and modernize Cabell Huntington's Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) department and increase the capacity of the Labor and
Delivery (L&D) wing.
|
Huntington |
WV |
$4,162,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Purchase equipment for an updated Chemistry Department and laboratory space. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Charleston |
Establish a Rehabilitation Science and Athletic Training (RSAT) Center on the University of Charleston’s main campus. |
Charleston |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Technological and physical updates to teaching, learning, and gathering spaces, such as classrooms, labs, auditoriums, and theatres at Shepherd University. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$3,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
Establish and support a telenursing program. |
Charleston |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Construction of new athletics buildings, training facilities and renovations to
existing athletic buildings and fields.
|
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
Create a network of cardiovascular care technology. |
Charleston |
WV |
$6,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Apollo Civic Theatre, Inc. |
Restores the historic Apollo Theatre in Martinsburg, including replacing the roof, restoring masonry & concrete, restoring windows and seals, and other restorations. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Provide for early enrollment of new college degree seekers and offer summer programming to returning students. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$1,926,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
Create a cardiovascular information system to standardize reporting and streamline workflow. |
Charleston |
WV |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Union |
Provides water service to customers and commercial businesses along Route 219 beginning where it intersects with Stringtown Road and runs to the intersection of 219/4 |
Union |
WV |
$813,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
Allow WVU Libraries to upgrade technology in library classrooms that are used for WVU classes but also for campus and community programming. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountwest Community & Technical College |
Construction and supplies for a student development and an Allied Health Training Center. |
Huntington |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Renovate and equip a facility in Putnam County or the surrounding area for the development of a Medical Toxicology Center. |
Huntington |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To create a CyberRange, which is a specialized software and hardware facility dedicated to cybersecurity education, training sessions, and research experiments. The hardware equipment and software purchased with the grant funds will allow WVU to build a cutting-edge CyberRange facility that will support education and training centered on development of hands-on skills
relevant for industry and government sector, and conducting practically relevant cybersecurity research. The CREATE CyberRange will allow different users to study cyber vulnerabilities, anomaly detection, cyber defense in information technology (IT)/ operational technology (OT) systems and critical infrastructure, host cybersecurity competitions and educational/ training activities. The CyberRange will also support multiple data-driven and AI/MLdriven tools for anomaly detection in real-time by performing data analytics using data from the data storage layer. NoC will have managing, login authentication, GUI access to the testbed, and remote access management.
|
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Establishes a Center of Excellence on Foster Care to provide statewide education, training, and other resources that can be used to help address the challenges faced by foster care youth in West Virginia. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
WVHEPC |
To establish and develop the West Virginia Behavioral Workforce Initiative, which will recruit, train, and seek to retain behavioral health providers. |
Charleston |
WV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Burlington United Methodist Family Services |
Support the expansion of the Hope Meadows model including recovery, behavioral health, workforce development, life skills programming, trauma informed care, continued help with the legal process and child protection services while encouraging parenting skills and the importance of parenting,
family engagement and keeping families together.
|
Burlington |
WV |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals, Inc. |
Construction of a new research facility. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$9,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals, Inc. |
Construction of medical laboratory space within the former Viatris facility. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$15,061,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals, Inc. |
Construction on one level of WVU Medicine Children's Hospital. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$12,784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Aerospace Institute |
Advertise and market the aerospace industry in West Virginia. |
Bridgeport |
WV |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Develop a special education curriculum for students with Elementary and Secondary Education majors. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central WV |
Expansion of West Virginia 2-1-1. |
Charleston |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Augusta Levy Learning Center |
Establish a program to Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA), including student loan repayment. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$624,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Golden Girl Group Home |
Support continued operations of the Golden Girl Group Home. |
Ceredo |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Mountain State Forest Festival |
Support the Mountain State Forest Festival, which promotes West Virginia's beauty and natural resources. |
Elkins |
WV |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Commission |
Extends potable water to 20 customers and 5 fire hydrants in Lincoln County WV. |
Hamlin |
WV |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health Systems, Inc. |
Develop a Center for Health Equity at Valley Health. |
Huntington |
WV |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bakhita Kids |
Purchase and distribute supplies for children. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
WVARF Inc. |
Expand apprenticeship programs at community colleges and establish a Mobility Management Hub to increase access to technology for individuals with disabilities. |
Charleston |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Romney |
Replaces existing aged and deteriorating sanitary sewer lines and manholes which are subject to inflow and infiltration of storm water. |
Romney |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roark Sullivan Lifeway Center |
Provide early intervention services for homeless veterans. |
Charleston |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gilmer County Public Service District |
Replaces commercial meters, acquire and installing system sub-meters, leak repair and computer hardware. |
Glenville |
WV |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gassaway |
Restores the historical integrity of the historic Gassaway Depot. |
Gassaway |
WV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Logan |
Analyzes and identifies an alternative water source for the City of Logan. |
Logan |
WV |
$820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of McMechen |
Repairs the Wastewater Treatment Plant in McMechen, WV in Marshall County. |
McMechen |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
Purchases two research instruments to support vision-related research. |
Morgantwon |
WV |
$1,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Establishes a year-long professional development program, “The Write Way Forward: WV Students Succeed,” for K-12 teachers in the state as part of the Shepherd University National Writing Project (NWP) site. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$658,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Glenville State University Research Corporation |
Purchases equipment and technology for the Land Resources Department. |
Glenville |
WV |
$885,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boone Memorial Hospital, Inc. |
Establishes the Boone Memorial Health and Wellness Center in a space formerly filled by Magic Mart in Danville, WV. |
Madison |
WV |
$5,432,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities West Virginia, Inc. |
Establishes a program to support patients with complex needs after discharge from a healthcare facility. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$233,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mannington |
Assists the City of Mannington in replacing its water meters at a faster rate. |
Mannington |
WV |
$229,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stubblefield Institute |
Establish a non-partisan policy incubator. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Enhances access to healthcare at the Robert C. Byrd Center for Rural Health in Chapmanville, West Virginia. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morgantown Police Department |
Acquires and renovates a new training facility for the Morgantown Police Department. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$2,077,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Liberty University |
Builds and installs new interior and exterior building signage on multiple campuses across West Liberty University. |
West Liberty |
WV |
$195,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EA Hawse Health Center, Inc. |
Builds a major health facility in the area to help improve chronic obesity and diabetes and provide a dietitian and a space for physical activity. |
Baker |
WV |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care of West Virginia |
Construct a four-story rural healthcare workforce training and development building. |
Rock Cave |
WV |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Belmont |
Constructs a building that could be used as an emergency shelter. |
Belmont |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center |
Constructs a medical clinic within an existing building to serve approximately 500 individuals per year with medical care and information that will help reduce the opioid crisis in Wyoming County, West Virginia. |
Princeton |
WV |
$1,012,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mon Health Preston Memorial Hospital |
Expands the Mon Health Preston Memorial Hospital Physician Center. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$6,413,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coalfield Development |
Funds the 33-6-3 workforce development and apprenticeship program to employ low-income and unemployed workers. |
Huntington |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
Establishes a mental health care staff and services at the Wellness Center and offer physical and mental health care to first responders and their families. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
Expands veterinary programs to combat the shortage of veterinary professionals in Appalachia. |
Charleston |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Youth Science Foundation |
Constructs kitchen and dining facilities and other structures for the National Youth Science Center near Davis, West Virginia. |
Charleston |
WV |
$9,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
REACHH- Family Resource Center, Inc. |
Renovations and equipment for REACHH-FRC buildings. |
Hinton |
WV |
$795,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Network |
Upgrade data center and network equipment to provide high-speed connectivity between Morgantown and Charleston and to all K-12 schools across the state. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$2,213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Potomac Valley Hospital |
Construct an outpatient facility as a satellite location of Potomac Valley Hospital. |
Keyser |
WV |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary’s Medical Center |
Construction of the Mountain Health Network Child Development Center (CDC). |
Huntington |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ansted |
Makes critical upgrades to failing treatment plant infrastructure in the Town of Ansted to allow for further growth inside and surrounding the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. |
Ansted |
WV |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Beckley Sanitary Board |
Upgrades stormwater and sanitary sewer upgrades to alleviate frequent flooding and aging/poor infrastructure. |
Beckley |
WV |
$5,564,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fish and Wildlife Service |
Purchases land surrounding the existing Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge tract knows as Big Cove. |
Elkins |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Philippi |
Constructs a reservoir to hold a 3-month supply of water to act as a backup raw water supply source. |
Philippi |
WV |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomas |
Includes the replacement of approximately 35,000 LF of existing water line, rehabilitate three (3) water storage tanks, replace the existing booster pump station, replace the existing telemetering system, and other improvements. |
Thomas |
WV |
$12,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Spencer |
Creates a public sewer system for over 100 customers and the local public school system. |
Spencer |
WV |
$2,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hughes River Water Board |
This project would conduct various improvements at a water treatment plant, as well as rehabilitation of a raw water wet well. |
Harrisville |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Weston Sanitary Board |
Upgrades the existing treatment plant in the City of Weston for a sludge de-watering system. |
Weston |
WV |
$3,112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Council |
Replaces and improves failing water pipelines for the Claywood Park PSD. |
Parkersburg |
WV |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Keyser |
Upgrades Keyser's failing water treatment pumps. |
Keyser |
WV |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arthurdale Heritage, Inc. |
Constructs a historic trades school in Arthurdale. |
Arthurdale |
WV |
$958,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia State University |
Repairs and restores the historic Malden Village and its African Zion Baptist Church. |
Dunbar |
WV |
$988,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Corporation of Harpers Ferry |
The Water Distribution System Improvement Project for Harpers Ferry is a complete upgrade of the 60–100-year-old water distribution system
|
Harpers Ferry |
WV |
$7,641,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pennsboro |
Replaces the oldest waterlines in Pennsboro. |
Pennsboro |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Putnam Public Service District |
Extends the Bills Creek Sewer Line. |
Scott Depot |
WV |
$5,496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mt. Zion Public Service District |
Upgrades the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition system for the Mt. Zion PSD. |
Grantsville |
WV |
$1,993,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Doddridge County Park |
Eliminates 6 septic tanks in the Doddridge County Park and send park waste to another treatment facility to reduce stream pollution risk. |
West Union |
WV |
$1,588,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norton Harding Jimtown PSD |
Constructs a new Water Treatment Plant to be located adjacent to the existing facility with reconnections to the existing ground wells and finished water line supplying the system. |
Randolph County |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pineville |
Provides reliable water service to approximately 1,074 existing customers. |
Pineville |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Top PSD |
Conducts the implementation of a radio-read water metering system, the PSD would be able to collect the data in a safer and more efficient manner, as the radio-read system allows data to be collected as the works drive by each water meter. |
Mount Storm |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ripley |
Constructs a new wastewater treatment plant and decommission and fill old sludge lagoons, and upgrade existing pump stations, as well as adds 3-miles of forcemain. |
Ripley |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mingo County Public Service District |
Makes water/fire service available to approximately 538 people between the Mingo County community of Justice and the Wyoming County community of Hanover. |
Naugatuck |
WV |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
Provides initial capacity building including equipment for the WVU Large River Initiative. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$573,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Morgan County Commission |
Expands the public water and sewer systems and interior lines to additional communities in Morgan County. |
Berkley Springs |
WV |
$590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Preston County Sewer PSD |
Upgrades the Hazelton Wastewater Treatment Plant in order to continue to comply with discharge limits on Copper and Zinc. |
Preston County |
WV |
$2,805,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Charles Town |
Deploys green infrastructure systems on Liberty Street and surrounding downtown areas, including bioswales and raingardens, pervious pavements, improved storm sewer piping, and other stormwater management on downtown streets. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shady Spring Public Service District |
Extends sewer line to Grandview, the location of the Grandview Visitor's Center and Outdoor Drama Facility of New River National Park. |
Daniels |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clarksburg Sanitary Board |
Upgrades the wastewater treatment plant and further storm separation within the City's combined sewer system. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
People Tree Non-Profit |
Conducts archeology, excavation, and historical research to document the underground cistern to secure potential ties to the Underground Railroad and rehabilitates and preserves the building structure for the next 200 years. |
Harpers Ferry |
WV |
$992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Marlinton |
Replaces and upgrades Marlinton's sanitary sewer service. |
Marlinton |
WV |
$3,919,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Agriculture |
Studies the levels of PFAS in soil and water and educates WV on the hazards of PFAS. |
Charleston |
WV |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Union |
Constructs a new Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) to handle the increased sewage flows and demands. |
West Union |
WV |
$10,740,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
Installs approximately 2,500 linear feet of new storm sewer to address a failed stormwater system. |
Charleston |
WV |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Albans |
Constructs a water storage tank and over 5000 linear feet of water line. |
St. Albans |
WV |
$4,342,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Cumberland |
Evaluates and fixes five storm sewers that are backing up and causing flooding to residents. |
New Cumberland |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greater Harrison County Public Service District |
Constructs a new sanitary sewer collection system and new wastewater treatment plant in Quiet Dell. |
West Milford |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Berkeley County Public Service Water District |
Upgrades the Bunker Hill Water Mainline to accommodate population and employment growth. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Huntington Sanitary Board |
Designs and constructs a separate collection system and multiple storm sewer lines to capture stormwater within the existing residential and commercial roadway area. |
Huntington |
WV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Harrisville |
This project will provide potable water service to an undeserved community by installing a water line extension and upgrading an existing pump station. |
Harrisville |
WV |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Junior |
Replaces existing water lines, valves, water meters, and fire hydrants to upgrade the town of Junior's existing water distribution system and allow the town to provide fire protection to a larger population. |
Junior |
WV |
$1,896,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Triadelphia |
This project replaces 10,900 LF of waterline, 29 gate valves, 43 fire hydrants, 21 flush-out assemblies, and other service connections. |
Triadelphia |
WV |
$3,437,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Public Service District |
This project increases water capacity to build resiliency and support growth and expansion in the region. |
Durbin |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Buffalo |
Constructs a storm water handling system for the town. |
Buffalo |
WV |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kingwood Water Works |
Improves the reliability, safety and security of the water supply for the Camp Dawson West Virginia Army National Guard facility. |
Kingwood |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Beckley Sanitary Board |
This project upgrades stormwater infrastructure along Robert C. Byrd Drive in Beckley to alleviate regular flooding. |
Beckley |
WV |
$6,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cool Ridge Flat Top PSD |
This project will extend the water distribution system on Joe Cooper Farm Road and Ellison Ridge Road to provide water utility service to provide water utility service to new customers. |
Shady Spring |
WV |
$2,510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Walton Public Sewer District |
This project creates a public sewer system for over 100 customers and the local public school system. |
Spencer |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mountain View Water Association |
The project will replace undersized leaking water lines with new larger lines which will allow for pressures and flows to keep up with the demand as well as provide fire protection to the area, among other improvements. |
Grafton |
WV |
$5,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Parsons |
This project will replace the remaining portion of old water piping and make improvements to the water storage tanks to reduce leaks, maintenance, and extend the life of the water system.
Sections of the water lines which will be replaced are currently undersized
|
Parsons |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingwood Sewer Board |
This project will remove existing grinder pumps and provide service connections to residents who are within the City of Kingwood sewer service area but are not connected to sanitary sewer service.
|
Kingwood |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Crum Public Service District |
This plant will serve the Crum and surrounding areas with quality water and eliminate water outages and lower
pumping electric bills.
|
Crum |
WV |
$10,728,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pax |
Constructs public sewer service for customers served by failing septic tanks. |
Pax |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pineville |
This project extends waterline service to 254 people and allow existing failing systems to be taken offline. |
Pineville |
WV |
$1,912,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arthurdale Heritage, Inc. |
To rebuild lost historic structures that were hubs of community activity before a fire in the 1970s. |
Arthurdale |
WV |
$2,380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Elizabeth |
Replacing deteriorating gravity sewer mains, manholes, and other infrastructure in the Town's wastewater collection system. |
Elizabeth |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha Falls Public Service District |
This project replaces existing water lines to decrease water loss and lower costs. |
Gauley Bridge |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex |
Resets the steps of the Grave Creek Mound, with each step removed and braced back in to avoid further damage. |
Moundsville |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sophia |
This project extends Sophia's sanitary sewer service to Coal City and upgrades/relocates the WWTP in the region. |
Sophia |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Webster County Economic Development Authority |
This project extends water lines to the Diana-Guardian area and provides a safe and reliable water source. |
Webster Springs |
WV |
$3,172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Grant Town |
This project will undertake a number of improvements, including new water meters, system upgrades, new storage tank construction, and other improvements to improve storage capacity and fire protection and improved efficiencies. |
Grant Town |
WV |
$3,180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tomlinson PSD and Hancock County PSD |
This project prepares the PSDs financially for the required purchase and pending takeover of the wastewater/water treatment assets. |
New Cumberland |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ravencliffe McGraws Saulsville Public Service Dist |
This project upgrades and extends water service to 53 new customers and providing better service to existing community service. |
Glen Fork |
WV |
$2,890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ice’s Run Route 250 PSD |
This project would allow Ice's Run Route 250 PSD to remain a reliable and robust water distribution system |
Fairmont |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
White Oak Public Service District |
This project upgrades the WWTP to allow the PSD to have adequate capacity to treat excess inflow and infiltration (I/I) and remove the secondary treatment bypass at the WWTP. An enhanced high-rate
treatment (EHRT) unit will be installed to treat high flow levels in parallel with existing treatment unit.
|
Scarbro |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
This project upgrades the equipment for the Montgomery wastewater treatment facility. |
Montgomery |
WV |
$1,158,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Public Service District |
This project constructs a water main extension and a transmission line extension to expand and improve safe and dependable water supply. |
Fayetteville |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Public Service District |
This project constructs a water main extension and expands individual service in the region. |
Fayetteville |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This project adds capacity to conduct research around improved management of organic waste |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Public Service District |
This project constructs a water main extension and expands individual service in the region. |
Fayetteville |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomas |
This project would allow the City of Thomas to remain a reliable and robust water system. |
Thomas |
WV |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grafton |
This project constructs a 60 year-old water storage tank. |
Grafton |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Hamlin |
This project upgrades the water system be repainting storage tanks, cleaning and refurbishing tanks, constructing new tanks, refurbishing booster pumping station, and refurbishing and upgrading water treatment plant. |
West Hamlin |
WV |
$5,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shepherdstown Sewer Department |
Wastewater System Extension |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$9,047,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Barboursville |
This project constructs a new main pumping station and force main to Pea Ridge PSD, upgrading 8 existing pump station, decommissioning the treatment lagoon, and repairing the existing sewer mains in Barboursville. |
Barboursville |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gilmer County Public Service District |
This project will extend water service to
rural areas of Grass Run and Route 74 in Gilmer County.
|
Glenville |
WV |
$2,816,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Anmoore |
This project will complete a water system improvements project that includes strategic water line replacement in an effort to reduce the unaccounted for water loss. |
Anmoore |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fayetteville |
This project upgrades Fayetteville's culverts to accommodate heavy rainfall and replace aging and poor infrastructure. |
Fayetteville |
WV |
$1,610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Nutter Fort |
This project will extend sanitary sewer service to unserved residents along the Route 20 and Interstate 79 corridor. |
Nutter Fort |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oak Hill |
This project removes and replaces sections of gravity sanitary sewer line and rehabilitating manholes. By rehabilitating sections of the collection system, the amount of inflow and infiltration is expected to be significantly reduced. The proposed project also includes the decommissioning of several pump stations and upgrading several other pump stations. |
Oak Hill |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem |
This project replaces water service lines to reduce unaccounted for water lost for the City of Salem water system. |
Salem |
WV |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gauley River PSD |
This project includes waterline replacement in the oldest portions of the system and areas which may be in need of replacement due to the relative age, portions of under-classed pipe, and improper installation. |
Swiss |
WV |
$3,197,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Franklin |
This project will enhance the city's water distribution system to reduce lost water and limit damage during extreme flood events. |
Franklin |
WV |
$2,443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lewisburg |
This project replaces aged and undersized asbestos
cement eater mains within the system which will not only provide capacity for growth but will also help reduce water loss within the system
|
Lewisburg |
WV |
$4,580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Jumping Branch-Nimitz Public Service District |
This waterline extension project provides water service to 53 new customers in Summers County WV. |
Minitz |
WV |
$1,517,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greenbrier Public Service District #2 |
This project will fund Phase II Sam Black Waterline Extension Project to extend public water service from Sam Black Church Asbury and extends the system in Charmco to connect with the City of Rainelle's system. |
Rainelle |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Terra Alta |
This project will provide several improvements to the existing water system, including a waterline extension upgrade and replacement, water treatment plant upgrade, upgrades to storage tank and other improvements. |
Terra Alta |
WV |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of White Sulphur Springs |
This projects installs a 40,000 gallon water storage tank to increase potable drinking water quality and quantity to extisting customs and to accomdate growth. |
White Sulphur Springs |
WV |
$920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hancock County PSD |
This project addresses safety and health concerns for customers and operators at the plant for the 20 year planning period. |
New Cumberland |
WV |
$9,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Cumberland |
This project cuts and caps an old well and digs a new well to provide security for the city for fire protection. |
New Cumberland |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Summit Park Public Service District |
This project removes the lead from water distribution systems and repairs damaged lines. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Summit Park Public Service District |
This project removes rain inflow to prevent overflow, upgrades 2 lift station, and relocates sections in improper locations. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lumberport |
This project provides water system improvements and potential interconnections. |
Lumberport |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Short Line Public Service District (PSD) |
This project will fund a new booster station, radio read meter, and other improvements. |
Wallace |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Polk Sanitation ,Inc |
This project funds the design, engineering, development, and implementation of a plan to modify and renovate/replace existing sewage treatment systems for capacity improvement. |
Ravenswood |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of McMechen |
This project constructs a new waste water treatment plant for McMechen WV. |
McMechen |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marshall County PSD #3 |
This project replaces waterlines and water meters, installs a new fixed-point meter reading system, and water storage tank rehabilitation and improvements. |
Moundsville |
WV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marshall County Sewage District |
This project will extend sanitary sewer service to residents of the communities in Allendale and Mount Olivet in Marshall County. |
Moundsville |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Union |
This project is a water system extension, water storage tank installation, and water treatment plant development. |
Union |
WV |
$5,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Davis |
This project will construct a new, centralized wastewater treatment plant for the town of Davis. |
Davis |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cowen Public Service District |
This project extends public potable water service along Routes 82, 44, and 32. |
Cowen |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Union |
This project will construct a storm water handling system for the town. |
Union |
WV |
$5,015,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Vienna |
This project upgrades the size and capacity of the main sewer line from the Vienna sewer lift |
Vienna |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County Commission |
This project provides 12,000 feet of gravity and force main wastewater piping that will provide services to approximately 30 existing homes currently on septic systems and ultimately connect to a new school (PK-8) near Ballard, WV that will educate 600 students and employ 30 support staff. |
Union |
WV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
We seek to transform the Conrad Shindler House into a thriving collaborative space for students, faculty, and community members by making substantial repairs to the building. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$693,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richwood |
This project construct a new state of the art wastewater treatment plant which will be located outside of the FEMA floodway. |
Richwood |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Belington |
This project will consist of the installation of approximately 23,375 linear feet of gravity collection system replacement. |
Belington |
WV |
$6,216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Valley Grove |
The waterlines are in need of replacement and several of the water valves and fire hydrants are inoperable |
Valley Grove |
WV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Martinsburg |
This project rehabilitates the 1847 Market House, adding mixed use community and retail space for the community in an area that is as fast-growing opportunity zone in need of retail reinvestment. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hinton |
This project funds the rehabilitation of the historic New River Grocery Building to enable small businesses to find space in downtown Hinton. |
Hinton |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
Allows the Brownfields Assistance Centers at West Virginia University and Marshall University to develop the Brownfield Inventory and Redevelopment Database (BIRD), a resource to identify, create, and share site data information and site-specific information packages for properties best suited for new development, allowing partners in local, regional, and state economic development organizations to distribute this information to prospective companies and entities. |
Statewide |
WV |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newburg |
To upgrade the city of Newburg's sanitary sewer system in order to remain in compliance with the WVDEP NPDES discharge limits. |
Newburg |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Century Volga Public Service District |
This project rehabilitates pressure stations, adds new water meters, and adds an additional water storage tank. |
Philippi |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Business Development Corporation of the Northern P |
The project will create approximately one mile of main water line with fire hydrant service to currently unserved businesses and 120 acres of developable land owned by the Business Development Corporation of the Northern Panhandle for economic development. |
Weirton |
WV |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Burnsville |
This project extends potable water to the northeastern portion of Braxton County, WV, along Route 19 and Route 4. |
Burnsville |
WV |
$5,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Union |
This project will replace water lines and replace Pennsboro’s and West Union’s system to serve the Regional Jail, among other improvements.
|
West Union |
WV |
$6,868,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greenbrier Historical Society |
This project will restore the 1834 Library of the Supreme Court of Virginia to as close as feasible to its original configuration, for use as a building museum and research library in support of the archive collection of the Greenbrier Historical Society. |
Lewisburg |
WV |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tomlinson PSD |
This project will help determing that the Newell Company is a "distressed" or "failing" utility as defined by WV Code. |
New Cumberland |
WV |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marshall Count Public Service District No. 1 |
This project places 14,600 LF of waterlines, upgrades an existing booster station, replaces 1,474 aged water meters, replaces fire hydrants and related appurtenances. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$4,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clarksburg Water Board |
This project will replace and upgrade a water distribution system to replace hazardous materials critical for public health and safety. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$18,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Public Service District |
This project will make water/fire service available to approximately 59 mainly residential and small commercial customers between the Pocahontas County communities of Bartow and Thornwood who currently do not have potable water service and rely on poor quality and limited quantity wells. |
Durbin |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Weirton Sanitary Board |
This project expands the size of the existing wastewater treatment facility. |
Weirton |
WV |
$24,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Beckley Sanitary Board |
This project upgrades and rehabilitates stormwater systems in 4 areas of Beckley, including stream bank restoration. |
Beckley |
WV |
$3,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Bank Sanitary Board |
This project will assist the Town of East Bank in updating its existing sewer system to address inflow and infiltration. |
East Bank |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Beckley Sanitary Board |
This project improves a WWTP and Pump Station in Beckley to allow plant staff to coordinate facility management in times of mild or worse flows. |
Beckley |
WV |
$5,492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Beckley Sanitary Board |
This project replaces existing stormwater culverts under the Beckley McManus Rail Trail that sees frequent flooding. |
Beckley |
WV |
$1,751,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ravenswood |
Wastewater System Upgrade |
Ravenswood |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Glasgow |
This project funds the repair and restoration of the Town of Glasgow Community Pool. |
Glasgow |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Crab Orchard – MacArthur Public Service District |
Construct a sewage collection system for a community of approximately 150 homes, which currently discharge sewer into Stonecoal and Tommy Creek |
Crab Orchard |
WV |
$3,590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lewis County Commission |
This project will extend water and sewer service along Corridor H to the Upshur County line to provide additional economic development opportunities in this area. |
Weston |
WV |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Crab Orchard – MacArthur Public Service District |
This phased sewer project will serve a heavily populated area of Raleigh County that currently has limited sewer
service or no service at all |
Crab Orchard |
WV |
$3,599,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Public Service District |
This project will remove and replace water distribution system infrastructure that has reached the end of its useful life. |
Alum Creek |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hamlin Public Service District |
This project rehabilitates and improves the Hamlin PSD's sanitary sewer system to address inflow and infiltration due to aging infrastructure. |
Hamlin |
WV |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shady Spring Public Service District |
Upgrade of the existing Glen Morgan Wastewater Treatment plant. |
Daniels |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Valley Falls PSD |
This project will will replace undersized leaking water lines with new larger lines which will allow for pressures and flows to keep up with the demand as well as provide better fire protection to the area, among other improvements. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$7,167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alpine Heritage Preservation |
This project restores and rehabilitates an Opera House. |
Thomas |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Grant Town |
This project will complete a hydraulic study of the Town of Grant Town, develop a plan for stormwater mitigation, and to construct Phase I of the Stormwater System Improvements project. |
Grant Town |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cameron |
This project will provide potable water service to 15 currently unserved residents of Green Valley Road replace aging and leaking water lines in town, make necessary upgrades. |
Cameron |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Vienna |
This project reestablishes the Pond Run levels to where they need to be for proper drainage, serving as the primary drainage for the town. |
Vienna |
WV |
$1,348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of McMechen |
This project upgrades an existing wastewater treatment plant to improve the pumping station, flow rate, better process water. |
McMechen |
WV |
$10,689,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ravencliffe McGraws Saulsville PSD |
This project replaces filters, pumps, controls, plant piping and valves as well as the electrical system of McGraws water treatment plant. |
Glen Fork |
WV |
$790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Viriginia Department of Arts, Culture, and History |
Repairs to the building on all 3 levels. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charles Town Utility Board |
Makes improvements to the sewer collection system in Charles Town, WV. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$3,117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Williamson |
This project provides critical upgrades to the City's existing and aged water distribution, treatment, and storage systems. |
Williamson |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This project allows WVU to acquire the most advanced US-manufactured UAS Multi-rotor and fixed-wing technology as well as miniaturized Light Detecting and Ranging (LiDAR) and Hyperspectral sensors to support forest research that will focus on carbon sequestration capacity evaluation as well as water/environmental quality protection. |
Chestnut Ridge Road |
WV |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Union |
This project will construct a replacement wastewater treatment plant on the adjacent site to the current facility and decommission the current facility. |
Union |
WV |
$5,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richwood |
This project constructs and renovates Richwood's water treatment facilities. |
Richwood |
WV |
$5,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ansted |
This project will make critical upgrades to failing treatment plant infrastructure.
|
Ansted |
WV |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Franklin Regional Council of Governments |
The funds will be used to purchase voice over pagers for call volunteer firefighters and EMTs that work on the Commonwealth’s digital radio system. Franklin County’s analog public safety radio system was reaching its end-of-life and is nearly inoperable. In response, the Massachusetts Executive Offices of Technology Services and Security and Public Safety and Security agreed to allow county departments to use the Commonwealth’s digital interoperable radio system. They also provided a grant to purchase radios for all system users so they could communicate on the new system. However, the grant did not cover the purchase of digital voice over pagers. Franklin County is a rural area, and a large portion of the county has inadequate cell signal coverage. These pagers that utilize the Commonwealth’s digital radio system will soon be the only reliable option to reach many of their volunteers. Without the pagers, the county faces lengthier response times for first responders to arrive on scene because we wilneed to use landline phones to notify them of an incident. This project would cover 75% of the $600,000 total estimated cost to purchase digital pagers for all county volunteer personnel. |
Greenfield, Franklin County
|
MA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kistner Foundation Inc. dba Red Gate Farm |
Red Gate Farm Education Center is requesting $150,000 to help complete the construction of a new student housing facility and dining hall. These facilities will expand Red Gate Farm’s capacity to enrich children’s education from 3-season programming to year round farm-based activities that foster growth and self-confidence. Many more children from diverse socio-economic backgrounds will benefit from this investment in our facilities, as the buildings will more than double the number of students the organization can serve annually. Red Gate Farm Education Center currently serves students from across the Commonwealth and New England states. By expanding the organization’s current capacity, Red Gate Farm will be a greater resource to both the local community and farther areas.
At Red Gate Farm, children learn to care for animals, tend gardens, and maintain forest trails. During five months of each year they may plant seeds, herd sheep, collect eggs, or harvest vegetables. Their year round programs will iroduce new farm experiences such as maple sugaring, pressing apples for cider, caring for newborn lambs, and planting seeds for the spring gardens. The construction of two new buildings will completely transform the farm's physical space, enabling Red Gate Farm to accommodate twice as many children, who will return to their communities with new skills.
|
Ashland, Franklin County |
MA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Chatham |
Request for funding from the US Army Corps of Engineers for maintenance dredging of the Chatham, Stage Harbor Federal Navigation Project (FNP) to preserve access to Chatham’s largest and most utilized deep-water harbor. Shoaling of the entrance channel has increased substantially due to ongoing changes to Chatham’s eastern barrier beaches and inlets. Despite annual maintenance dredging, the channel continues to shoal, primarily during the fall and winter seasons, rendering the channel extremely shoal before onset of the important summer boating season for commercial and recreational boating interests, and the US Coast Guard. Without ongoing maintenance dredging access to the harbor will be critically compromised with a devastating impact on the local and regional economies, and public safety. Stage Harbor is a FNP that is critical to the maritime commercial, recreational, and public safety (US Coast Guard and Chatham Harbormaster) boating interests of Chatham. Historically, funding for the USACE to perform maintenance dredging has been sporadic and not dependable to ensure safe navigation into the harbor. Over the past 3 years, changes in shoaling patterns have greatly increased shoaling rates that would have rendered the channel virtually unusable to all but shallow draft vessels without repeated maintenance dredging, and at great expense, by the Town. Even with local dredging completed, additional dredging was necessary and undertaken by the USACE during this period but only by opportunistic re-programming of available funds from other project purposes. Dedicated FY2023 federal funding for the USACE is needed to ensure the channel will service the boating public for the 2024 boating season. |
Chatham |
MA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
North Adams, MA requests a Feasibility Study for the aging USACE Hoosic River Basin Flood Control Project, which was designed using engineering standards of the 1940s and constructed in the 1950s.
That now-deteriorating 2.5 mile, concrete-channelized project with fallen and leaning walls requires a total assessment as soon as possible. In 2014 the N.Y. District Corps of Engineers acknowledged: ‘your system has outlived its useful life”. The goal is a new flood mitigation system, built with 21st C. engineering standards and reflecting the City’s goals for a flood-controlled, healthy, attractive, accessible community asset. |
North Adams |
MA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
UTEC |
UTEC respectfully requests funding for its new Training Center to help provide a range of training, technical assistance, and convenings all centered around advancing innovations for best serving justice-involved emerging adults. The scope of this work will be national, helping fill the need we have been seeing from organizations and institutions interested in developing new programs and services for this targeted population. |
Lowell |
MA |
$830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution |
The Institution wants to create (build out and equip) a mission-critical Secure Underwater Research Facility (SURF) on its main Quissett campus that will expand researchers to perform top secret and open-secure research and technology development. This facility will support the Institution’s work with the Office of Naval Research, Navy, DARPA, DHS, NSF, NOAA, Department of Energy and additional federal and state agencies.
We seek a one-time request of $950,000 for the project. As a result, the SURF facility will be able to generate ongoing revenues for its operations and more revenue, overall, for the Institution. |
Wood Hole |
MA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA |
A partnership of Cape Ann municipalities, a local non-profit, TownGreen, and Harvard University’s Future of the American City Initiative requests funding under the Commerce Department-NOAA account for R&D of new methods and tools for local prevention and management of the devastating impacts of large weather events. The need for these new tools has emerged from yearlong research and outreach effort already conducted by the partners and from participation in U.S. EPA’s Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities program. The specific tools to be developed are critical to empowering the pivotal role of local communities in addressing coastal climate change threats. |
Manchester-by-the-Sea |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of New Bedford |
The New Bedford Health Department, NorthStar Learning Centers, Child and Family Services, New Bedford Police Department, New Bedford Emergency Medical Services, and United Way will leverage existing and build new partnerships to develop more equitable approaches to public safety and implement reforms and alternative investments. The goals of this project are a demonstrated increase inequitable public safety and public health outcomes and a demonstrated decrease in mental health, behavioral health, or other public health needs. Partner organizations will engage with the community to better understand the impact of existing programs and inform expansion, revision, and/or development of new programs. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$562,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Boston Medical Center (BMC) Corporation |
VIAP was founded in 2006 to respond to the needs of victims of community violence and the families of those impacted by violence and homicide to recover from physical and emotional trauma. With the knowledge that violent injury is the strongest predictor of future violent injury, VIAP’s mission is to assist victims of violence and their families to recover from physical and emotional trauma and empower them with skills, services and opportunities so they may return to their communities, make positive changes in their lives, strengthen others who have been affected by violence, and contribute to building better communities.
The federal funding requested will enable VIAP to fill three positions: one Research Coordinator, one Community Outreach & Training Supervisor, and one Violence Intervention Advocate. |
Boston |
MA |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Franklin Regional Council of Governments |
To study options to reduce or eliminate reliance on part-time police officers for Franklin County towns. Reducing or eliminating small towns’ reliance on part-time officers is an investment of taxpayer funds that will ultimately result in savings to taxpayers as small towns no longer repeatedly pay to train personnel who leave their employ for better opportunities in large towns. |
Greenfield |
MA |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Gloucester Fishermen's Wives Development Program |
The Gloucester Fishermen’s Wives Development Program will bring together expertise from the Massachusetts commercial fishing and seafood industry with expertise from the energy efficiency and renewable technology industry to develop a comprehensive set of pathways towards reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from the harvest, processing, and sale of seafood by Massachusetts-based businesses. |
Gloucester |
MA |
$1,991,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New England Aquarium |
The Aquarium’s project completely modernizes its static wayfinding and educational interpretive displays to be more interactive, accessible, age-appropriate, and culturally-contextualized for our diverse visiting audience. By updating and presenting our content and conservation-based messaging through innovative delivery mechanisms, the Aquarium is better equipped to integrate its research and conservation work into its exhibits while continually reflecting the latest science on the impacts of a changing climate. Funds will support the development of new educational and wayfinding content, conservation-based messaging, delivery techniques, and opportunities for engagement. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Museum of Science |
The Building a Pathway to Belonging pilot project will enable community-based organizations to gather, prosper, and inspire the next generation of diverse future STEM leaders so that historically underserved communities belong and have access to the Museum of Science. |
Boston |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Museums |
The Springfield Museum is seeking support for “Biomes Around the World,” an educational resource in the Springfield Science Museum comprised of the Museums’ wildlife exhibits. Funding would address the Museums’ need to update fish and coral environments as closely as possible to their natural habitats. Doing so would improve the animal’s quality of life, and would increase educational and research opportunities at the Museum. Funding would also go toward new hands-on interactive fixtures to increase visitor engagement and learning. This funding would upgrade wildlife tanks, many of which are original to the exhibit’s installation in 1995. These funds will also cover the necessary upgrades to life support systems of each habitat, which is essential for preserving and enhancing the animal’s quality of life. |
Springfield |
MA |
$465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary |
This project proposes to procure side scan sonar equipment and contract with fishing vessels in Massachusetts coastal communities to map, explore and characterize the seafloor and ocean resources of Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary and the surrounding areas in Cape Cod Bay and Massachusetts Bay. |
Scituate |
MA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Berkshire Black Economic Council |
The Berkshire Black Economic Council (BBEC) will improve and expand the quantity and quality of community economic development services in Berkshire County. The funding will be used for design and permitting, and planning. BBEC will complete a market feasibility study, design, and engineering to develop a business incubator responsive to the needs of Black-owned businesses and Black entrepreneurs. They will identify and evaluate shared resources and services, technical support, and business development functions, supporting equipment and infrastructure, construction/renovation and operation costs, and financing opportunities. BBEC’s incubator will provide affordable space and shared support services that address the unique challenges of Black-owned start-up and existing businesses and entrepreneurs. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) Bosto |
The LISC Digital Growth Accelerator assists under-resourced businesses in Massachusetts to develop and deploy a growth strategy, supported with digital tools and strategies, to double their net revenue in 12-24 months. Extensive one-on-one consulting support is made available on a cost-effective basis by MBA students, trained and supervised by our Massachusetts-based innovation consulting partner, with local leaders and business advisors engaged via webinars, networking and as technical assistance providers. The proposed funding would support statewide scaling of the program to at least six cities and towns, to catalyze at least 180 under-resourced small businesses to double their net revenue, strengthen their businesses, grow their digital capacity and employ more Massachusetts residents. |
Boston, Brockton, Fall River and Worcester. |
MA |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
MassChallenge |
Female founders, founders of color, founders from outside typical venture hubs remain grossly overlooked and underfunded by the typical entrepreneurial and venture ecosystem. At the extreme, black female founders receive less than 1% of venture funding and yet are one of the fastest growing categories of entrepreneurs.
In order to address continued gaps in funding and access to other essential resources, and to address the resulting opportunity and wealth gap, MassChallenge has committed to a multi-year project to invest in Driving Equitable Outcomes for the over 500 startups it supports each year that includes several critical components:
Outsized investment in historically underrepresented founders, including increasing participation in MassChallenge’s proven startup accelerator program, executive coaching from successful entrepreneurs with shared perspective, and a focused program to increase access to capital
Investment in a more inclusive entrepreneurial support ecosystem, includinghrough training for all mentors, advisors, and judges on identity and race
Thought-leadership and white papers highlighting the selection and acceleration processes that exclude founders and new approaches to create more equitable and inclusive approaches
This project is critical to addressing the national gap in opportunity for historically underrepresented founders to achieve similar outcomes to white and/or male peers. This gap is mirrored in local gaps in each of the hubs in which MassChallenge operates today–Boston, Houston, Dallas, Austin, and Rhode Island. Because the opportunities are so rich in Massachusetts with a strong community of investors, innovators, and an entrepreneurial ecosystem that accelerates start-ups, we will apply our successful model to Boston.
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Boston |
MA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Black Economic Council of Massachusetts |
We help stabilize a business’ infrastructure by delivering technical assistance and coaching in a highly curated manner. Many of our businesses are experts in the goods or services they provide, they require deep support in areas like accounting and legal assistance before they can scale. The Boss program is aligns the supports necessary for these businesses by taking an assessment of the businesses to then deliver the programs, products and services needed to allow their business to function more efficiently. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Associação Cabo Verdiana De Brockton, Inc |
This expansion will allow Associação Cabo Verdiana De Brockton to further expand their preventive program, to include many other community groups. The expansion as well as renovation of the building will enable the Association expansion of services such as a Youth Tutoring Center, enlargement of the Resource and Community Room and Clinical Services. The goal of the Youth Tutoring Center is to provide academic support and life skills that will help mold 20-25 youth into successful adults. The activities will include: Homework and Tutoring assistance, Fundamental Support and Assistance for college entrance as part of the Let's Get Ready Program from Stone Hill College, Leadership training in collaboration with Social Capital Inc, and Community Service Programs that include volunteering at shelters, visiting seniors centers and organizing canned food drives. The Resource Room only has 5 computers which are not sufficient to serve all youth requesting computer related learning. With the expansion, more computers can be installed allowing more youth with an opportunity to improve their technical skills. The area will also be available to disadvantaged adults as they will become familiar with emerging technologies by taking computer classes. The Community Room is reserved for neighborhood meetings and functions. The extension of this room would permit more community gatherings and social initiatives to leverage the mission of the Association. And the Clinical Services area will expand our current family unification program as well as alcohol counseling classes, parenting training programs, and individual counseling. These services will be offered in Capeverdean Creole and Portuguese and other community languages. There is a significant need of language appropriate services in the region; more people are forced to travel a long distance to receive such service. |
Brockton |
MA |
$1,720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mayor Michael J. Nicholson |
The drainage system captures stormwater runoff from the site via a series of new deep-sump catch basins directed to one of several drainage trunk lines. These trunk lines directs the runoff through treatment systems prior to discharge to either a proposed underground storage system, an existing system on the western side of the property, or the municipal drainage system within Woodland Avenue. Prior to these discharges runoff is directed through a proprietary water quality unit to provide Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and oil removal in compliance with the City Standards as well as DEP Stormwater Management Regulations. |
Gardner |
MA |
$319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Brockton MA |
Upgrade to pool infrastructure (pool piping and filtration system etc.) to bring pool and water quality into current regulations. Upgrade the bathhouse facility to make it ADA compliant as well as improvements to the building itself (showers, new roof etc.).
The main goal is for the pool infrastructure to be modernized and sized to meet current pool regulations for water quality for the health and safety of those using the pool. This work would include replacing all feed and return lines into the pool itself and replacement of the current DE filter system with a sand based filter system. These upgrades would not only improve water quality but would increase worker safety for those operating the pool by eliminating the need for the use of diatomaceous earth and the associated health risks with inhalation of airborne silica. The bathhouse, built in 1965 is also in need of significant upgrades. Currently it is not fully ADA compliant, the bathrooms need significant improvement, including the installation of shower stalls, shoring up of deteriorating walls, upgrading of the electrical system and a new roof to protect the building. |
Brockton |
MA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Military Support Foundation |
Massachusetts Military Support Foundation would utilize this funding for the acquisition and rehabilitation of the Tweave Mill property in Norton to serve as its new Food bank distribution Center and Headquarters to supply its regional empowerment centers. This will allow MMSF to continue to meet the needs of veterans, active-duty military, and their families – many with low- and moderate-incomes as well as local Norton and Bristol County senior citizens and other at-risk populations. The new property will have the necessary space to safely receive, store, and distribute an increased volume of non-perishable food, fresh produce, pre-made meals and other goods throughout Massachusetts.
COVID-19 greatly impacted the veteran community in unprecedented ways. According to a December 2020 CNAS Report on Massachusetts Needs Assessment During the Pandemic and Beyond, “impacts of the pandemic on Massachusetts veterans tracked largely with those of veterans nationally, with fallout particularly around mentahealth, isolation, and financial security due to unemployment, homelessness, food insecurity, and mental health –concluding that these issues increased for veterans who were not facing these challenges prior to the pandemic.”
The two MMSF Empowerment Centers each serve 3,000+ families per month, impacting an estimated 18,000 individuals. MMSF’s food programs provide budget relief and lift emotional burdens that often accompany food insecurity. MMSF’s Food4Vets program distributed 53,500 food boxes since the start of the pandemic in 2020, and an additional 25,000 food boxes were distributed each month during that time through the USDA Farmers to Families program (USDA distribution partners are not compensated).
MMSF is prepared to build on the strength of its capabilities and proven outcomes to serve multiple regions with enhanced capacity, which this facility will provide.
The Massachusetts Military Support Foundation Food Bank Distribution Center and Headquarters is an ideal project for the community development fund for economic development initiatives as it addresses providing community services through the acquisition of real property which will result in a complete blight removal and remediation through the rehabilitation and improvement of the facility.
- The proposed MMSF project directly addresses two out of three of the National Objectives of the broader CBDBG program
- The project will benefit low- and moderate-income persons when supporting and feeding veterans and their families.
- The project will eliminate the blight at the Tweave Mill property by taking it back from vandalism and rehabbing it to be an operating food bank and distribution center to respond to the needs of the Veteran Community. |
Norton |
MA |
$1,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation |
The purpose of our request is to help Codman Square NDC in the acquisition phase of a larger affordable housing project. The project as a whole is indeed a construction project, but, as noted in question 15, above, our request concerns only the acquisition of the property on which the larger project will be built.
On the Square Housing is an innovative way to leverage existing Codman Square NDC (CSNDC) assets, enliven and strengthen the core Codman Square business district in Dorchester, on behalf of the predominantly low/mod income minority owned businesses that exist there, and provide approximately 48 new affordable housing units to low-income residents, increasing supply and stabilizing this vulnerable population in place against rapidly rising housing prices. We will build four new stories of apartments above an existing 1-story commercial block already owned by a CSNDC subsidiary. In addition to the immediate benefits of the project, it can serve as a model for other developments of this kind in the mainly single-story Codman Square business district, bringing equity and economic mobility to this district in line with business districts in other, more prosperous districts elsewhere in Boston and its surroundings. The City of Boston is already planning to use a similar approach for new housing above the existing single story Codman Square branch library just 2 blocks up the street from our project location a 587-595 Washington Street. |
Boston |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) |
This will be a comprehensive study of the electrical service for the Terminal and Field Electrical Vault at Worcester Regional Airport and the design and construction of other improvements.
This program will address resiliency, the long-term growth of the airport and the electrification of ground service equipment. This electrification will in the long-term support all ground service equipment, personal vehicles, rental cars and ride app services. The first phase of this project will bring a much need new 13.8 KV service to the airport. |
Worcester |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bristol Community College |
Bristol Community College’s National Offshore Wind Institute (NOWI) and its Industry Innovation & Solutions project will provide offshore wind training and development solutions that respond to high priority industry and workforce needs, requiring a customized facility and equipment that simulate environments similar to an offshore wind farm.
Bristol requests $2,000,000 to support the NOWI's renovation to become a specialized industry center for practical, theory and virtual training. Bristol with its partner Maersk Training is strategically developing the facility to provide the highest quality offerings as well as ensuring access to required training infrastructure for Massachusetts and the U.S. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fitchburg State University |
CDS funding will support Phase 2 of Fitchburg State University’s (FSU’s) multi-year, 3-phase Theater Block Revitalization Project in Fitchburg’s downtown corridor. This phase will involve the construction of a 15,830 square-foot learning laboratory and black box theater called the “theaterLAB.” Following the completion of phase 1 in 2018, which created a state-of-the-art game design studio and University/community creativity and entrepreneurial space (the “ideaLAB”), the theaterLAB project has extensive local support and will strengthen Fitchburg’s cultural and educational infrastructure while supporting economic revitalization in a neighborhood long characterized by high levels of poverty, declining industry, and urban blight. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WHALE - Waterfront Area Historic League |
Restoration of a blighted historic 1892 Civil Defense building to create eight (8) affordable housing apartments in New Bedford, a gateway city that is currently experiencing a severe housing crisis. The restoration will use green building standards and will achieve Energy Star Plus status. The site will incorporate a rain garden storm water management system. The neighborhood is highly supportive of the project and over 50 people attended a Community Outreach Meeting. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
The property located at 94 Pleasant Street has been cited in the City of Gardner's Urban Renewal Plan for demolition for economic development purposes. The previous owner of the property owed the City over $480,000 in backed taxes with land court cases going back to 1996. The demolition of this property would remove a blighted building in the heart of Gardner's downtown in order to boost our economic development and downtown revitalization efforts. |
Gardner |
MA |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Economic Development Center of SE MA (CE |
The Capitol Theater built in 1911 covers a full block of the Acushnet Ave, Commercial Corridor. The historic restoration and redevelopment will transform this blighted and largely vacant mixed-use property. CEDC working with WHALE will address community needs for affordable housing in the North End and offer opportunities for incubating small businesses with a seasonal market, commercial shared-use kitchen and space for ESOL, job and vocational training. At the Capitol Theater, CEDC will manage mixed-use spaces and comprehensive programming that will engage the community, provide connectivity, and close the gap on economic, health, and social outcomes for the neighborhood. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Andover |
The Town of North Andover through its Affordable Housing Trust and Community Preservation Committee, and the North Andover Housing Authority are partnering to bring 12 additional low income housing units to Fountain Drive, a state elderly/disabled development located off of Route 125 in North Andover, Massachusetts. The new units will be the same style as what is currently at Fountain Drive- one bedroom single floor units with a front and back entrance. There will be 2 new buildings with 6 units in each building. |
North Andover |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Andover |
The Pedestrian Safety Enhancements for Affordable Housing and Economic Development along Route 114 (“the project”) will further expand upon the economic development efforts along Route 114 in North Andover, and will better integrate and enhance North Andover economic development zones of opportunity. In addition, the project funding will advance a variety of community goals identified in the North Andover Master Plan related to affordable housing, community services, economic development and mobility. |
North Andover |
MA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
This request would help fund the construction of a new, state-of-the-art perioperative pavilion that will remove barriers to surgical care for the 86,000 patients they serve and will address a myriad of challenges derived from an outdated and undersized surgical platform (est. 1960). This transformative solution will ensure consistent and reliable access to high-quality, cost-effective, essential surgical care, well into the future. Core design features of the 40,115 ft2 addition include the following:
Six new operating rooms, each nearly 200 ft2 larger than our four existing ORs;
Central core for storage of sterile instrumentation;
Separate clean and dirty elevators for transport of instrumentation to the central sterile processing department (CSPD);
21 pre/post procedure rooms;
Medical office space to accommodate multiple outpatient surgical specialty clinics: orthopedic surgery, interventional pain, and urology. |
Gardner |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Groton |
The area of Broadmeadow Road at James Brook, a road right off Main Street in the Town Center, is subject to recurring flooding and is an old soft, floating road.
Broadmeadow Road is a “Corduroy road”, a road built on logs placed above naturally occurring mud and peat. Maintenance of the road over the years has consisted of overlays of asphalt which eventually sinks into the wetlands bordering James Brook. Previous dredging of James Brook has been done to keep the water flowing. Beavers and the increase in the severity and occurrence of rain/snow events have made flooding more frequent. The stability of the road is a major concern as well as more frequent road closures. These road closures limit emergency access and increase response times, block the only public access and exit route for the Public Library, impact students and parents trying to reach the school buses, alter school bus routes at the last minute, and limit the recreational opportunities along the popular Nashua River Rail Trail. This road is also a major egress for the residents who live along the upper portion of Broadmeadow Road, which is a one-way road off Main Street (Route 119). The only other way for these residents, patrons of the Public Library and users of the Rail Trail, to exit upper Broadmeadow Road when the Road is closed is by using a private driveway owned by a private school.
Economic development and revitalization of the Downtown has been on the forefront of Town Officials for several years. A few mixed-use development properties that have direct access to Broadmeadow Road would substantially benefit from proper reconstruction of this road. Any increases in desirable housing downtown and retail opportunities would spur much needed economic development which is a major priority of the Town and would help lessen the tax burden placed on the taxpayers. The Town, as part of this request, would also look to pave a dirt road/crossing from the end of Station Ave, along the Rail Trail and out to Broadmeadow Road and also look to bring a water main from where it ends on Broadmeadow Road and connect it to an existing water main on Station Avenue to provide those priority development properties with the ability to connect to Town Water. A proposed 12,500 square foot commercial facility cannot be constructed without this new water main due to the lack of adequate water supply to that area.
The 2019 Spring Town Meeting approved $50,000 to partially restore the historic drainage channels in the wet meadows bordering James Brook. A 2020 Hazard Mitigation Plan – Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Plan was created and identified the flooding along Broadmeadow Road as a “highest high priority”. With the creation of this Plan, the Town applied for a Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Grant in June 2020. The Town was not successful with this grant opportunity. The Town has allocated $100,000 in ARPA funds to solicit a feasibility study/design work related to this project. |
Groton |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Haverhill |
Haverhill is seeking federal funding to combine with local/state and private funding to support improvements to Winnekenni Recreation Area. Winnekenni is a city-owned conservation area of more than 700 acres. The park is in desperate needs of repairs and upgrades to both the grounds and the historic Winnekenni Castle. The City is partnering with the Winnekenni Foundation to support a complete restoration to the park to make it an economic and cultural destination for Haverhill, while supporting mental and physical healthy living. The project is an equitable solution for low-income individuals and families in the region who lack outdoor space. |
Haverhill |
MA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts International Festival of the Arts, |
This funding would be used by the Massachusetts Festival of the Arts (MIFA) to rehabilitate Holyoke’s historic 1920s Victory Theatre, vacant since 1979, and transform this blighted property in the heart of the community into the 21st-century, state-of-the-art MIFA Victory Theatre Center for the Performing Arts. The reborn Victory will establish an economic, touristic and equity development engine to stimulate and enrich a Western Massachusetts region that contains four of the Commonwealth’s former industrial Gateway Cities and some of the state’s most diverse and low-income populations. The project will fill a gap in this region of 600,000 people, with a Broadway-size theater able to take advantage of the economic phenomenon of Tier-A Broadway touring. The project will also provide a venue capable of producing and hosting compelling local, national international cultural and touristic events. The project will create jobs and offer workforce training in the theatre and entertainment industry in collaboration with Holyoke Community College. |
Holyoke |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Montague, MA |
The Avenue A Streetscape Improvement Project will restore an ADA compliant, pedestrian-oriented streetscape in the Turners Falls village center. Located within an Environmental Justice Area, Avenue A is Montague’s retail, dining, and entertainment center, and a state-designated Cultural District. This bid ready project would complete the north end of the Avenue A Streetscape, replacing aged and heaving brick sidewalks with a new brick and cement concourse designed to enhance longevity and accessibility. New traffic signals and pedestrian-scale lighting will enhance safety, accessibility, visual appeal and walkability, consistent with the Town’s Livability, COVID “Rapid Recovery” and ADA Transition plans. |
Montague |
MA |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
Heritage Residents Association is a 70-unit manufactured housing community, which is run and operated as a not for profit resident owned (ROC) manufactured housing cooperative in Westfield, MA.
Due to the neglect of the prior for-profit owner, the infrastructure of the park is in need of extensive repair and replacement. Needed improvements include the replacement of the water distribution system, which was estimated in 2019 to cost between $220,000-$280,000, $27,000 to $36,000 of improvements to the site drainage, and an additional $300,000 of work including creating drainage swales and several catch basins. Repaving the community will be necessary following. |
Westfield |
MA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fall River Massachusetts |
In conjunction with the multi-million dollar MassDOT Route 79 – Davol Street Corridor Improvements project, the City is being asked to contribute a portion of the total project cost in the amount of $11,555,286. The City is requesting Congressionally Directed Spending for a portion of these infrastructure/project improvements, which are not typically included in highway Transportation projects. The specific items that the City is seeking aid for through this request are as follows: Underground Stormwater Storage Chambers in lieu of open retention/detention ponds; Landscaping (signs, benches, irrigation); and Ornamental Highway Lighting. The requested aid totals $2,680,699.48, which is approximately 23% of the City’s contribution. |
Fall River |
MA |
$2,681,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Girls Inc. of the Valley |
Girls Inc. of the Valley purchased and is renovating the historic 16,000SF O’Connell building at 480 Hampden St. in Holyoke as a permanent headquarters and program center. After decades of operating out of multiple rented spaces, the Girls Inc. Headquarters and Program Center Project will enable us to combine our center-based programs into one location. A single facility will be easier for families, and foster continuity within our elementary, middle and high-school programs. By providing the infrastructure for both onsite and offsite staff, the facility will support our school-based and remote programs, allowing us to serve more girls. Once completed, we will serve 1,000+ girls from under-resourced communities annually – the vast majority from Holyoke, Springfield and Chicopee.
The building is in good shape structurally and has ample parking and a yard for outdoor activities. We will renovate program and office space and add an elevator for full accessibility. Specific upgrades include age-appropate and welcoming program and learning spaces for girls, a cutting-edge STEM/Maker Space, a Library Learning Center, a kitchen and dining area, and outdoor and indoor activity spaces. Two major areas will be an Out-Of-School-Time Elementary Program Center and a dedicated Teen Center. The project will create flexible office and conference space for staff, board and families.
Overall, the new program center will equalize opportunities for girls in the Valley, enabling us to provide Girls Inc.’s high-quality, no-cost programming using research-based curricula within a dedicated learning environment. The facility will meet our community’s needs far into the future, providing transformative positive youth development programs after school, on weekends and during the summer. |
Holyoke |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
The Cooperative Development Institute seeks $1.5 million in federal funding to assist residents at Royal Crest Mobile Home Park finance the purchase of their own park in order to become a resident owned community. Becoming resident owned would preserve 145 units of affordable senior housing. On average, across the country, rents go up less than 1% annually in resident owned communities, compared with the average 3.9% increase in investor-owned communities. Many resident households at Royal Crest have lived there for decades; they are on fixed incomes, and want to stay in place: in their homes. |
West Wareham |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
Halifax Mobile Home Estates Association is a 430-unit manufactured housing community in Halifax, MA, which is run and operated as a resident owned (ROC) housing cooperative. Halifax Estates provides affordable housing to residents who are 55 and older.
On behalf of the residents of Halifax Estates, the Cooperative Development Institute (CDI) seeks $900,000 of funding for essential hazardous tree removal projects to benefit the health, safety, and sustainability of their community. |
Halifax |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Holyoke |
This project entails initial design and restoration work to revitalize and reopen Holyoke's largest urban park for public use.
The present LWCF application is based on the Phase I budget produced during a recent preliminary site design process. The work proposed in Phase I reflects the areas of broad consensus of community informed feedback: 1) improved pedestrian access from Community Field to Anniversary Hill Park and ADA access; 2) restoration of stonework structures; and 3) selective landscaping and site restoration. In addition to overall trail improvements, Phase I includes design and construction costs associated with tree work (removal of hazard trees and vista pruning), restoration of historic Civilian Conservation Corps stone structures, creation of an accessible trail to Scott Tower, and vegetative clearing with habitat improvements.
Phase I improvements also include installing connections from existing water, sewer, and electrical utilities to service restroom facilities and outdoor lighting anticipated to be included among future Phase II improvements. During this process, existing overhead utilities will be relocated underground to improve the visitor experience, for added safety, and to ensure eligibility for LWCF funding. Finally, the addition of educational and interpretive signage on the natural and human history of Anniversary Hill Park, along with maps and trail markers, will help tie the park experience together and again encourage passive use by visitors.
This project involves initial restoration work to revitalize and reopen Holyoke's largest urban park for public use. Anniversary Hill Park was originally acquired via several donations of land from 1923 to 1939, to commemorate Holyoke’s fiftieth anniversary as a city. The park quickly became a destination for picnickers, sledders, and nature lovers, and had dramatic infrastructure improvements added in the early 1940s under the Works Progress Administration (WPA). A number of the hardscape features from this period are still vible today in good condition, including trails, footbridges, stone steps, and Scott Tower itself, all constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) using local stone. The reinvention of Anniversary Hill Park under Phase I will include restoring these features along with new improvements.
The decline of the park began abruptly in the 1960s when I-91 was constructed through its center. The portion on the eastern side, now known as Community Field, underwent a $3.1 million multi-use renovation in 2010 and is now the City’s most visited park. The City of Holyoke has long sought to revitalize the former Anniversary Hill Park site and return it to the high-profile and active use which it once enjoyed within the City’s Park system. Combined with the adjoining Community Field, it would become Holyoke’s largest park. With many residents now driving northward to visit Mt Tom to access hiking trails, picnic spots, and vistas--especially during the Covid-19 pandemic-- few know that similar amenities coulist near the City’s center.
The site is well situated just to the west of Holyoke’s downtown core, and ideal for broad accessibility by Holyoke’s populace. It is adjacent to two Holyoke Housing Authority developments, and within walking distance or a very short drive of several U.S. Census tracts containing socio-economically disadvantaged communities without access to nearby open space (see Attachment D). PVTA bus routes 21 and 23 already pass through Jarvis Avenue near Scott Tower park and could easily add stops near the new park entrance. Kestrel Land Trust, the City's partner in the current park revitalization effort was able to negotiate similar, increased bus access with PVTA for a new park on Mt. Tom in neighboring Easthampton.
Under the city’s ultimate vision for re-establishing Anniversary Hill Park--once described as the “Central Park” of Holyoke--it is feasible that the location could become a draw for local events as well as for visitors from outside Holyoke, with amenities simi other urban forest parks in the region. The natural resources and ecological restoration of the park would also allow it to serve as a model “outdoor classroom” for local youth through partnerships with local non-profit groups like Eagle Eye Institute and the Holyoke Boys and Girls Club. |
Holyoke |
MA |
$1,062,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
The Cooperative Development Institute (CDI) seeks $1 million in federal funding to assist residents (the North Street Association) at Glen Mobile Home Park in Danvers, MA to complete much needed water and wastewater projects. With their December 2021 resident purchase came a significant amount of deferred maintenance, resulting from years of owner neglect. Beginning in the 1940s, Glen Mobile Home Park operated as a campground for several decades before converting into permanent/non-transient manufactured housing. The infrastructure of the community matches its original use, and was not constructed to support year round usage by 77 families. |
Danvers |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
Wheel Estates is a 199-unit manufactured housing community in North Adams MA, which is run and operated as a not-for-profit resident owned (ROC) housing cooperative. A major health and safety challenge facing the 230+ residents of Wheel Estates is the poor condition of the steep access road that leads into the community.
On behalf of the residents of Wheel Estates, the Cooperative Development Institute (CDI) seeks funding for an entry road repair project to benefit the health, safety, and sustainability of their community.
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North Adams |
MA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Servings |
Community Servings has been operating in the Commonwealth for 32 years, and has made and delivered over 10 million medically tailored meals to date. As the link between food and health has become more evident, Community Servings has made it their mission to alleviate the immense barrier of acquiring diet specific ingredients and cooking nutritionally beneficial meals for chronically sick individuals, and to deliver food that can truly be considered medicine for their clients. They offer 15 medical diets that meet the medical and nutritional needs of clients with HIV/AIDS, cancer, kidney disease, diabetes, and other life-threatening illnesses. As just one example of this program’s proven benefits, a research study published in JAMA-Internal Medicine in 2019 found that health care costs were reduced 16% and hospitalizations reduced 49% for high cost, high need patients receiving medically tailored meals. In addition to their MTM program, Community Servings has also integrated workforce development into theirrganization through the Teaching Kitchen, which is a free 12-week job training program for people interested in careers in the food service industry who face barriers to full-time employment. Community Servings is committed, in all programs and business practices, to prioritize racial and economic justice and health equity.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the demand for Community Servings’ services has skyrocketed and the agency has responded by doubling the number of meals and clients served monthly. The agency is now providing nearly 900,000 medically tailored meals to 4,000 clients, their dependent children and caregivers annually. To meet this increased demand, Community Servings is looking to expand services to different parts of the state and deliver on their promise of putting every kind of equity at the center of their operations, including geographic. By increasing storage and delivery capacity to efficiently serve critically and chronically ill clients, Community Servings will reach a wider variety of communities across Massachusetts including Worcester, Leominster and other MA-District 2 communities, increase their ability to partner with local foods producers, improve sustainability through meal packaging, and expand their capacity to stockpile medically tailored meals for emergency use due to natural disaster or pandemic response. This expansion will support the preparation and delivery of 3.3M medically tailored meals over the next three years to an average of 4,000 clients annually who are experiencing critical and chronic illness and nutrition insecurity. |
https://www.servings.org |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Adams |
The Howland Avenue Improvement Project will resurface and rehabilitate up to 42,000 square yards of of major roadway along Route 8, which connects the Towns of Adams and the City of North Adams in the Berkshires. The proposed project will create a safe route for the approximate 17,000 cars that pass through daily. |
Adams |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Star Family Services, Inc. |
North Star Family Services (NSFS) is excited to help expand housing choice for families in Leominster. NSFS currently operates a five-bed family shelter in Leominster and would like to expand the supportive services that they offer to low-income families through the development of 15 units of supportive housing. NSFS’ mission is to provide stable housing, comprehensive services and advocacy for families in need of support. North Star has served the Greater Leominster area since 2003.
North Star Family Services has received positive feedback from neighborhood groups, abutters, and city officials for the development of this project. The City of Leominster has been an important partner in this project since the very beginning and has recently granted the project zoning board approval through a comprehensive permit. It is a priority for the City of Leominster to house homeless families in permanent supportive housing and NSFS has shown that the services that they offer help families maintain their tenancy. The abutters have been very supportive of the project, understanding the importance of the housing for the community. |
Leominster |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Northampton |
This research-based project will focus services for our most vulnerable residents and emergency relief under one roof and create a Hub where members of our community can turn to in times of stress or during emergency events and disasters. Consolidating services and resources will allow for better outreach to those in need and create stronger relationships between providers and their clients. The Hub will also be equipped to efficiently transition to providing emergency services to those in need and a distribution center during emergency events. This is especially important considering recent weather events and the ongoing economic impacts of COVID-19. |
Northampton |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership |
The mission of the Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership is to promote responsible and sustainable homeownership opportunities for low and moderate-income earners by producing comprehensive training and counseling, as well as promoting the use of special mortgage products and down payment assistance programs. The Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership’s homebuyer education is essential as the pandemic-era market makes first-time homeownership increasingly challenging for even moderate-income households. With individualized support from the organization’s certified housing counselors, about 40% of participants purchase a home within two years. This is notable since 60% of participants have incomes at 80% or less of the area median income. |
Lowell |
MA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe |
Built around 1849 (although possibly as early as 1820), the Mashpee Parsonage at 431 Main Street is a key architectural cornerstone in the Town of Mashpee’s historic district. The Parsonage is located on the Mashpee Tribe’s Reservation, and squarely within the Tribe’s historical territory. Because of the architectural, historic and cultural significance of the building, it has been thoroughly studied by architects, engineers and restoration specialists. Funding is needed to continue crucial restoration work to stabilize and preserve the building – without this work, this irreplaceable part of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s (and the Town of Mashpee’s) history may be forever lost. The project will also create and support local jobs in the engineering and construction sectors. |
Mashpee |
MA |
$1,629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Berkshire Family YMCA |
The BFYMCA is undertaking a $12 million renovation of its historic downtown Pittsfield building. Construction began in October 2021 to meet educational, health, wellness and fitness needs. The project will renovate and expand the Y’s childcare and fitness facilities and will be an important economic driver for downtown Pittsfield and Berkshire County. Completion will enhance the Y’s long-term sustainability, programmatically and financially, increase energy efficiency and bring the space into ADA compliance. The result: a 73,000SF facility with 35% more licensed, affordable, childcare slots, expanded resources for adults and seniors and a rejuvenated anchor for a Massachusetts Gateway City. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mattapoisett |
This Congressionally Directed Spending funding would support the Mattapoisett Rail Trail shared use path project by providing funds for completion of the shovel-ready segment. The property has already been acquired and substantial improvements have been made to this section utilizing state, local and private funds. At present, there is a gap in the two portions of the shared use path in Mattapoisett that have been, or which will soon be, completed through a productive public-private partnership using local and state funds, as well as significant private donations. Not only will the project provide a local transportation option, but it is also a critical component of the larger South Coast Bikeway, providing community connectivity along a 50-mile, carbon-free route across Southeastern Massachusetts from New Bedford harbor eastward to the Cape Cod Canal. More significantly, completion of the path offers a safe option for walkers, bicyclists and other vulnerable users by removing them from the auto-centric Route 6 corridor, and providing a safe alternative means of travel across the greater South Coast region to Cape Cod.
The project is comprised of three components described here in the order of readiness and completion:
Construction of ‘Shovel-Ready” 2B,
Design Engineering, Permitting and of Construction of 2A, and
Amenities Vision Plan.
We are applying for a single Project to ensure that all safety concerns are completed effectively and efficiently.
Since Phase 2B is fully designed and permitted, bidding and construction can start once Congressionally Directed Spending funding is obligated. Phase 2A Engineering Design can begin soon after our Town funded Pre-Design is complete in 2023. 2A Design may occur concurrently with construction of 2B. Construction of 2A will follow. The third component, an “Amenities Vision Plan” can be implemented as SUP sections are completed, site coordination and funds allow. We envision a unified Project to safely manage cyclists, pedestrians, truckommuters, and local traffic properly in a constrained area. We envision sufficient trail ‘amenities’ to make this a pleasurable and sustainable commuting and recreational experience. The project will provide free access and free parking for several public beaches. It will abut Mattapoisett’s Affordable Housing units and its Senior Housing facility, providing those residents, as well, with an ADA-accessible safe and pleasant forested walk and access to the adjacent Holy Ghost Park. It will provide alternative surface transportation to good jobs at two industrial parks within 4–10-mile rides of large work force and Environmental Justice communities in New Bedford and Wareham and smaller ones in Fairhaven and Marion.
The requested Congressionally Directed Funding is sought to fund those elements of the project plan that are shovel-ready and otherwise capable of being utilized during FY2023. |
Mattapoisett |
MA |
$1,895,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
DOVE, Inc. |
DOVE seeks to secure (purchase, rehab, or build) a new building for an emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence. Founded in 1978, DOVE has owned and occupied its current 6-bedroom shelter since 1981. While we have made repairs along the way, the building is outdated and not fully ADA accessible. DOVE is the only DV organization (and emergency shelter) in Norfolk County. With a County population of 10% of MA, DOVE only has 6% of the DV shelter room capacity of 200+ in MA. We need a newer, more modern building with expanded capacity (to house ~10+ families). |
Norfolk County |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NeighborWorks Housing Solutions |
1200 Montello is a 94-unit family, mixed income rental development, situated directly adjacent to Brockton’s Campello Commuter Rail Station. As an in-fill and smart-growth project with Passive House design, it will transform a strategically-located old tow yard to create a vibrant residential community. The project will be the first to break ground within the City’s new Campello Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Master-Plan Residential District, providing affordable as well as workforce housing and supporting a broader plan for community revitalization and catalyzing future private investment. |
Brockton |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Shore YMCA |
The South Shore YMCA requests support to expand its Germantown Neighborhood Center Food Pantry through the construction of 400 square feet of new space on the existing Germantown Neighborhood Center in Quincy. The expansion and relocation of the food pantry into the new section of the existing building will create more space for other programs, including a new early education/preschool program and expanded after school space which will allow working parents more flexibility to remain strong members of the workforce and offer educational opportunities to 120 children living in low-to-moderate income families. |
Quincy |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Theater Offensive |
The Theater Offensive (TTO) is building the largest theater in the world owned and operated by queer and trans people of color. Located in the heart of the Fenway neighborhood of Boston, it will provide a permanent home for our nationally-recognized programming and 30-year legacy, cultivating an affirming community and performance space for Boston and beyond. The space will house TTO’s current and new programming, present queer performance from all over the world, and be available to rent at highly-subsidized rates to historically marginalized artists and community groups who have long sought a place to truly belong in downtown Boston. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MassDOT |
This request is for an expansion of the Salem Skipper, an on-demand mobility service, that would provide service beyond the City of Salem to the City of Peabody, the Town of Danvers, and key workforce centers on the North Shore of Massachusetts include Essex Tech, North Shore Community College, and Cherry Hill Industrial Park. These key workforce centers currently lack any access via public transportation. By creating affordable transportation access to these workforce locations, we expect to create more equitable economic opportunities across the North Shore. |
Salem, Peabody, Danvers |
MA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Saugus, MA |
The Town of Saugus is interested in revitalizing a longstanding commercial district in the center of Saugus – historically known as Cliftondale. The area has been an important commercial and retail business district in Saugus for generations but in the past 30 years has gone through documented decline and disinvestment. Cliftondale Square has become an area that the town has invested significant time and money into economic analyses and studies, which have resulted in a 2022 Final report by the Cliftondale Revitalization Committee and 2022 Master Plan detailing economic development initiatives and plans to revitalize this commercial district. |
Saugus |
MA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boston Housing Authority (BHA) |
This funding will support energy efficiency, renewable energy and resilient design upgrades in the renovation of BHA's Ausonia Apartments to improve air quality, reduce energy cost burden and increase climate resilience. Ausonia includes 100 units of housing for elderly and disabled individuals in the heart of the North End. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Somerville |
Groundwork Somerville seeks funding to support our Green Team youth employment program, supporting more youth jobs and youth training in environmental work. The Green Team is a unique learning opportunity for youth to have input into their educational structure and to make decisions for themselves about plans for their community, working together to decide upon the environmental projects that will make the biggest impact on their community. Green Team youth are on the cutting edge of climate resiliency projects and building more green spaces within the city. |
Somerville |
MA |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority |
The main purpose of this project is to look closely at all of Logan’s facilities and to actively prepare these facilities as it relates to the effects of climate change. Another goal is to provide the necessary means for the overall evaluation in the in the event of a crisis, provide and ensure constant safety, energy efficiency, and ultimately sustainability. A program of study such as this will allow Massport to leverage its findings to pursue future grant opportunities under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). |
East Boston |
MA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerville |
The City of Somerville is redeveloping the 216-unit, 1940s-era Clarendon Hill Public Housing Complex into a 570-unit mixed-income neighborhood. The project design includes physical traffic calming treatments to improve safety outcomes for all road users, with emphasis on people walking, biking, and using mobility assistance devices. It will improve residents' physical access to the surrounding community--creating an equitable neighborhood out of an isolated housing development--while allowing safe access to the large, green, open space at the Mystic River Reservation across the street. |
Somerville |
MA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) |
The security checkpoint improvement project involves the renovation of shell space within the existing Terminal Building and the construction of a two-lane security checkpoint. Once the new checkpoint has been placed into service, the existing single lane checkpoint located in the passenger hold room will be decommissioned and removed. The space currently occupied by the single lane checkpoint will be converted to hold room space for passengers waiting to board aircraft.
The proposed project will enhance security but more importantly allow the airport and TSA to consistently provide a high level of customer service to the airline passengers who choose Worcester Regional Airport. Project Objectives include:
Efficiently screening passengers;
Decreasing passenger wait times;
Maintaining checkpoint throughput capacity when screening equipment has to be taken out of service for repair or calibration;
Providing a clean, modern, and comfortable environment in which to conduct the screening process;
Better detection technology means there will be less divestment requirements and human resources are better allocated to other areas of need. Discovery of threats and prohibited items will occur more often, and;
The new CT equipment screens passenger carryon baggage and other items and has the potential to decrease the need for manual searches.
The proposed improvements to the screening process will contribute to the continued growth and success of Worcester Regional Airport.
The current single lane configuration of the Worcester Regional Airport checkpoint is not advantageous for several reasons. As the post pandemic passenger volumes recover, the peak passenger volumes now satisfy the TSA criteria for a second lane. While not busy all day, Worcester’s departing flights tend to be concentrated during short periods. This results in significant peak volumes. A second lane will allow the TSA to staff the checkpoint in a manner which maintains desirable wait times during the peak periods.
From a customer service perspective, the most significant advantage of a second lane comes into play if screening equipment has to be taken out of service for any reason. In the current checkpoint set-up, baggage can still be screened manually if the screening equipment is unavailable or out of service. However, that process is slow and invasive, and the throughput of the checkpoint is significantly degraded. This results in a dramatic increase in wait times. A second lane allows the checkpoint to function efficiently with the other lane out of service.
One of the advantages of Worcester Regional Airport when compared to larger airports is the relative convenience that passengers experience. Passengers can park, get their tickets, check their bags and get through security in a fraction of the time that it takes at larger facilities. Enhancing the screening capacity by adding a second lane to the security checkpoint will ensure that the passengers consistently experience a desirable level of customer service.
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Worcester |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) |
This program will address resiliency, the long-term growth of the airport and the electrification of ground service equipment. This electrification will in the long-term support all ground service equipment, personal vehicles, rental cars and ride app services. The first phase of this project will bring a much need new 13.8 KV service to the airport. |
Worcester |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
FORWARD Friends Or Relatives With Autism & Related |
Create new permanent housing for adults with special needs by building 8 one-bedroom affordable and supported apartments for Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services clients with autism and related disabilities who require appropriate affordable housing. All apartments will maximize the resident’s ability to live independently while receiving supportive services from the Department of Developmental Services. Designed for aging-in-place, built at ground level, fully accessible, assistive-technology ready, and a fire suppression system. The project will be built on town-owned land leased to FORWARD for 99 years. This project addresses the dire need for affordable housing specifically designed for this special population. |
Dennis |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Way Finders, Inc. |
Library Commons 2 (LC2) and Holyoke Resident Services will build on Way Finders’ comprehensive community development initiative in Holyoke’s blighted and low-income Downtown neighborhood. LC2 will add 41 units of affordable housing with coordinated resident services, following HUD’s recommended guidelines, which are critical for housing stability and family well-being. Eighteen of the 41 units will be reserved for families with incomes at or below 30% AMI and 23 are for families with incomes at or below 60% AMI.?Coordinated resident services provide case management services for tenants along with community building and engagement programs and activities for the local neighborhood. |
Springfield |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción |
In November 2020, Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción (IBA) was forced to demolish its Boston-based arts center, which was housed in a 155-year-old church, due to structural deficiencies. This loss was significant, as IBA is the largest hub for Latinx arts in New England, and its former arts center hosted events and performances while also serving as a learning and gathering space for IBA’s Villa Victoria affordable housing community. The demolition of this space also impacted IBA’s revenue stream, as rental space within the former church had been a source of income for IBA.
To replace its former arts center, IBA is building The Center for Community Action, Self-sufficiency, and the Arts (The CASA). This multi-purpose community arts and gathering space will better meet IBA’s actual needs, and will increase its capacity to facilitate community programming that serves IBA’s low-income residents, as well as to provide access to Latinx arts for the City of Boston and New England.
The project will be concted in one phase. IBA anticipates the groundbreaking to occur by mid-2023 and the project to be completed by early 2024.
|
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Montague, MA |
The Avenue A Streetscape Improvement Project will restore an ADA compliant, pedestrian-oriented streetscape in the Turners Falls village center. Located within an Environmental Justice Area, Avenue A is Montague’s retail, dining, and entertainment center, and a state-designated Cultural District. This bid ready project would complete the north end of the Avenue A Streetscape, replacing aged and heaving brick sidewalks with a new brick and cement concourse designed to enhance longevity and accessibility. New traffic signals and pedestrian-scale lighting will enhance safety, accessibility, visual appeal and walkability, consistent with the Town’s Livability, COVID “Rapid Recovery” and ADA Transition plans. |
Montague |
MA |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Old Colony YMCA |
These funds will be used for renovation and building of facilities to ensure increased access to critical community-based wellness, behavioral health and childcare programming for urban at-risk underserved populations. |
Brockton |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Amherst |
The money will be used to rebuild the WET Lab which is the front line research facility in the Commonwealth to take on clean water and PFAS detection and solutions. The federal money will be matched by $1.5M in a state appropriation and a $1M campus fiscal commitment.
The current facility has deferred maintenance challenges and a new facility built along side the UMass/Town of Amherst Wastewater facility will foster state of the art research and testing in clean water and will allow companies to test products and innovation on campus while collaborating with faculty and students. UMass faculty already work with the Commonwealth's Department of Public Health and this facility will only strengthen and further that collaboration.
In the Federal Infrastructure bill nearly $10B was appropriated to help small and disadvantaged communities address PFAS in drinking water, to help drinking water utilities remove PFAS from drinking water supplies or connect well owners to local water systems to help wastewater utilities address PFAS in wastewater discharges and the campus through this R and D facility will work to ensure communities take advantage of the federal opportunities and practice follow best practice scientifically proven techniques. |
Amherst |
MA |
$3,511,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts |
This funding will be used to preserve, renovate, and increase accessibility of Camp Cedar Hill in Waltham, MA. Cedar Hill is home of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts, and is an important site for the broader community, Massachusetts, and the Girl Scout Movement. Celebrating its 100th Anniversary in 2023, Cedar Hill hosts an estimated 10,000 visitors and 2,000 youth annually. This investment of taxpayer support will allow Camp Cedar Hill and the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts to expand its reach to new constituents, and continue to provide social and economic benefits to the community for decades to come. |
Waltham |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Westfield, Inc. |
The Club’s indoor swimming pool is one of only two public pools in Westfield. The Club monitors the health of the pool through consultations with our Board of Director’s Facility Maintenance Committee, Westfield City officials, and pool maintenance professionals. It was recently determined that the pool’s dehumidification system will need to be replaced. The new system will be purchased from Seresco, whose unique environmentally-friendly technology delivers the ideal pool environment, uses 85% less refrigerant and has the lowest operating costs. The system will be installed by a company who has provided us with quality service for many years. |
Westfield |
MA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Inc. |
Renovation of the historic former Massachusetts National Guard Armory in Worcester to create a One-Stop Veterans Resource Center.
The project is necessary to create a safe environment for homeless, at-risk, and in-need veterans and military services members and their respective family members where they can have all their various needs addressed.
The priority is to make the front portion of the Armory a safe and pleasant work and meeting space for staff, veterans, and community members. The facility provides residential programs for homeless veterans as well as outreach and supportive services programs for members of the community. |
Worcester |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Garden Park, Inc. |
The Greendale Revitalization Initiative seeks to partner with community stakeholders on a comprehensive strategy to enhance sustainable economic development opportunities. Greendale is a neighborhood of northern Worcester with historic and modern industrial campuses, a small business corridor, residential and educational assets. The project will include planning activities related to land use, transportation, and energy infrastructure. This specific request focuses on the need to upgrade and improve New Bond Street which will be converted to a public road. These improvements would improve traffic for the neighborhood as well as electric, water and sewer infrastructure. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
African Community Education Program, Inc |
The African Community Education Program (ACE) proposes to renovate the recently-acquired 56,000-square-foot property at 51 Gage St., which will serve as the agency’s new home and as a community center for Worcester's large, dynamic, and diverse African communities. ACE has served the city’s African refugee and immigrant communities since 2006 through comprehensive youth and family educational programming, wraparound case management, and immigration services. Renovations will include creating STEM and innovation labs, updating 16 classrooms, rehabilitating the gymnasium, and much more. This project will allow for a drastic increase in ACE’s programs, services, and people served annually. |
Worcester |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Community Housing Resources, Inc. |
The City of Worcester is experiencing a housing crisis; the number of units that low-income residents can afford at an all-time low. This contributes to the number of persons experiencing homelessness in the City rising to an all-time high. The pandemic has exacerbated the issue with an even greater tightening of the housing market. Creating more affordable housing units for those of the lowest incomes in our City along with providing wrap around services is the most effective solution to this problem. WCHR is requesting $5 million to renovate a hotel, a problem property, into 77 studios for homeless individuals. |
Worcester |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Housing Authority |
This request will support the construction of the Worcester Housing Authority's (WHA) Lakeside Administrative Building. Responsible for providing decent, safe, and affordable housing to 14,000 residents throughout the City of Worcester, the WHA strives to provide quality customer service to all who enter its doors. Through the development of this secondary headquarters, the WHA would increase access to staff and services for residents who live on the west side of Worcester and its accompanying neighborhoods. The WHA's self-sufficiency and apprentice programs will likewise be available to residents at this new site, giving them a chance to achieve economic independence. |
Worcester |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Housing Authority |
This funding would be used by the Worcester Housing Authority (WHA) to construct its Economic Opportunity Center (EOC). To be located in Worcester's Great Brook Valley community, the EOC will be the epicenter of self-sufficiency programming and other services for nearly 1,000 housing authority residents. At 39,000 square feet, the EOC will feature a state-of-the-art computer lab, a branch of the Worcester Public Library, and will be home to the WHA's Family and Resident Services Department. With the construction of the EOC, WHA residents will be able to take advantage of the services they need to achieve economic independence. |
Worcester |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Centro Las Americas, Inc. |
The Purpose of this project is to create the vehicle to eliminate systemic barriers and provide access, tools, training, education and strategies to Hispanics, communities of color, low income families and other historically economically disadvantaged individuals in Worcester and Central MA, to improve their economic condition, narrow the wealth and homeownership gap and help ensure they become economically self-sufficient. |
Worcester |
MA |
$755,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Jones Library, Incorporated |
his funding would make Amherst’s Jones Library one of the most climate-friendly libraries in the Commonwealth by eliminating the use of fossil fuels, using low-embodied carbon materials, reducing energy use intensity by 60%, and reducing total lifetime carbon emissions by 41% compared to the current building. The Library renovation and expansion leverages state, local, public and private funds toward: full accessibility for those with mobility impairments; meeting the growing need for English language instruction space, for computer and internet access, for programs for children, adults and teens, for safekeeping Amherst’s invaluable history; and restoring one of the Town’s iconic buildings. |
Amherst |
MA |
$1,110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southfield Redevelopment Authority |
The Eastside Parkway Expansion improvements allow for Smart Growth development in the southeastern region of the state, including revitalization of the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station (SWNAS), bringing much needed economic development and housing opportunities. The expansion project will link the South Weymouth MBTA Commuter Rail station and Route 18 thru the Base property to the existing Park & Ride facility at the Route 228/Route 3 interchange on the Norwell/Rockland line. |
Rockland |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Jones Library, Incorporated |
This funding would make Amherst’s Jones Library one of the most climate-friendly libraries in the Commonwealth by eliminating the use of fossil fuels, using low-embodied carbon materials, reducing energy use intensity by 60%, and reducing total lifetime carbon emissions by 41% compared to the current building. The Library renovation and expansion leverages state, local, public and private funds toward: full accessibility for those with mobility impairments; meeting the growing need for English language instruction space, for computer and internet access, for programs for children, adults and teens, for safekeeping Amherst’s invaluable history; and restoring one of the Town’s iconic buildings. |
Amherst |
MA |
$1,110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fitchburg Housing Authority |
The FHA is requesting $275,000.00 to assist us in building a new administrative and community center at the Green Acres family public housing community built for the WWII returning veterans. These funds would be in addition to the $8,014,901.00 awarded by Massachusetts. Currently there is no space at Green Acres to hold community meetings and/or conduct training and youth programs. The key is the construction of a new administrative-community center which will allow for outreach to the residents and their children under the FHA’s A Better Life Experience (ABLE) program that will provide incentives to work and learn new skills. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ipswich, MA |
The Town of Ipswich is partnering with The Trustees of Reservations and has support from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to seek funds to construct a statewide model of climate-resilient road redesign to balance access, chronic flood risk, and wetland health at Argilla Road. This road is the key access point for more than 150,000 visitors to the Crane Estate and 350,000 to Crane Beach.
The Town of Ipswich and The Trustees engaged the Woods Hole Group and Stantec Engineering to create resilient nature-based road redesigns. The design includes raising 2,400 feet of roadbed by 3 feet, replacing and enlarging the existing culvert, installing high marsh culverts, and using a 3:1 living shoreline slope to stabilize the banks to protect the adjacent salt marsh from erosion. The enlargement will increase the upstream tidal range, helping to make the Great Marsh ecosystem more resilient to climate impacts and resulting in 1.2 acres of salt marsh creation. Raising the road would protect it from increasingly frequent tidal flooding through at least 2070. |
Ipswich |
MA |
$4,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Greenfield |
The Greenfield Fire Department is organized to provide public safety services to the citizens and visitors of this community. As a team, Department employees strive to minimize losses and suffering through emergency services delivery, public education, and information. The City of Greenfield’s Emergency Operations Command serves to lessen the impact of natural and manmade disasters upon the city by meeting the needs of our citizens through effective mitigation, planning, response, and recovery. The CDS $900,000 in grant funds will help the city build a crucial new mission-critical Emergency Operations Center. The funding will allow our Emergency Operations Command to better meet the needs of the city and our region and to overcome the deficiencies and challenges we face in our current temporary Emergency Operations Center, which replaced the original EOC located in our antiquated 90-year old fire station.
|
Greedfield |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Malden |
Project Name: City of Malden for the Malden River Works Park Project
Amount Requested: $2,500,000 (Total Project Cost is $8,495,615)
Intended Recipient and Address: City of Malden
Explanation of Request: The Malden River Works (MRW) project will transform Malden’s Department of Public Works yard on the Malden River to incorporate a public, climate resilient riverfront park. The project process has incorporated inclusive, community-led design practices that center the voices of environmental justice communities. Malden River Works will reduce the City’s, and particularly the DPW’s, climate vulnerability by building green storm water infrastructure to reduce surface flood risk, increasing the tree canopy by planting over 100 new trees to mitigate urban heat island effects, restoring the natural riverfront landscape, and building an elevated greenway path to serve as a flood barrier in the event of sea level rise. These measures will result in improved air quality, biodiversity, and pollination.??These mitigation efforts are particularly important for the DPW yard, as the DPW is the City’s second responder after climate disasters. They are charged with the removal of trees and debris and similar hazard reduction duties.
|
Malden |
MA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Salem Police Department |
The Salem Police and Fire Departments operate communication centers located inside the Police Station at 95 Margin Street (the designated Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP)), and inside the Fire HQ at 44 Lafayette Street. These centers are responsible for answering incoming calls (three 9-1-1 lines and numerous non-emergency business lines), as well as handling all radio communications for emergency services events in the City of Salem. The communications centers are critical components of the City’s first responders’ ability to effectively communicate during mission critical incidents affecting the life, health, and safety of the public. The main radios used by both police and fire are Motorola MTR 2000 conventional analog systems, with Motorola Centracom Gold Elite dispatch consoles. These consoles control radio communications, as well as interoperable resources or communications to other agencies through control stations. The radios and repeaters were all purchased around the year 2000. The service agreement for the existing communications system equipment and software has reached its end of service life. Motorola will no longer support this equipment, resulting in no firmware updates, limited parts availability, and limited support from our vendor. The public safety radio system is comprised of several remote sites located within the city which feed signals that provide for coverage within those areas. The radio system requires connectivity from all these sites back to the signal comparator which is located at the police and fire stations. The connectivity for these remote locations is over copper wire circuits that the city leases from Verizon. These copper circuits are outdated technology, so the support for these circuits is very limited by the provider. As these are older copper circuits, they constantly have changes in their electronic make up that creates signal loss and causes the radio system to have frequent failures resulting in poor coverage. Not only has the lack of municipal control of the lines been problematic, with Verizon moving away from supporting these circuits they are increasingly subject to outages and failures. Verizon no longer intends to invest in these lines, meaning repair times are taking longer and there is no expectation that the situation will improve. The consequence of this situation is that the life and safety of Salem’s first responders, as well as the people who rely on them to be able to respond in a timely manner to emergencies, is being increasingly put at risk. As a busy city with the largest hospital in the region, a state university, the county courts, a major power plant facility, and a very active downtown and tourism industry, the danger from the increasing failure of these circuits is substantial.
|
Salem |
MA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Worcester Housing Authority |
This request for funding would assist the Worcester Housing Authority (WHA) in creating a new, comprehensive emergency preparedness plan in order to protect its 14,000 residents and over 200 staff members in the case of potential disaster. Working closely with a contracted consultant and the City of Worcester, the WHA will develop a plan that will not only protect residents and employees but will also see the creation of emergency rooms throughout its 24 developments that will contain all of the necessary supplies and materials in case of an emergency, such as personal protective equipment, food, water, and more.
|
Worcester |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Town of Hull |
The project will reduce the risk of damage along the coastline and increase the level of protection to meet needs of future sea level rise and climatic changes, providing greater resiliency for the critical roadway connecting two portions of the town. The Town of Hull is replacing the seawalls along the Nantasket Avenue shoreline to eliminate impacts from coastal storm events. The shoreline is highly exposed and is subject to wave and storm impacts from the open ocean. The project will construct a new higher seawall along approximately 1,600 feet of Nantasket Avenue between Point Allerton Avenue and Fitzpatrick Way. This new seawall will provide essential protection to portions of Fitzpatrick Way and Nantasket Avenue and the utilities in the right of way. Fitzpatrick Way provides a critical link for access to and from Pemberton Point with the US Coast Guard Station, two schools, the wastewater treatment facility, and over 700 private lots. The right of way contains all utilities supplying Pemberton Point including water, sewer, electric and gas. The seawall not only protects access to Pemberton and its utilities, but also the sewer line for the entire town connects to the wastewater plant past this point. Loss of the road would cause failure of the sewer line to this treatment facility and spillage into the ocean would result. The proposed concrete seawall will be constructed with a higher top elevation than the existing seawalls to improve protection. The seawall design includes a recurve shape to provide an additional reduction in the volume of water overtopping the wall during storms. The design allows for sea level rise through at least the year 2070.
|
Hull |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Cape Cod Commission (Barnstable County) |
The project employs state of the art modeling Massachusetts Coast Flood Risk Model and community engagement to identify and prioritize low lying roads to target for coastal resiliency action. This analysis has identified highly-vulnerable and highly-critical locations along Route 6 on the Outer Cape that, if impacted by a coastal storm event or, in the long-term by sea level rise, would disconnect thousands of residents.
With the requested federal investment, conceptual designs for a range of solutions for the three most vulnerable location along the corridor would be developed. The solutions are anticipated to include traditional infrastructure options, such as elevating a roadway segment, as well as nature-based solutions. This range of solutions would be presented to MassDOT, MEMA, the municipalities, and the public for feedback. As part of this project, the design for one of the solutions at one of the three locations would be further developed, consistent with MassDOT Project Development and Design Guide, to a 25% design level. The 25% design is an important step in the design process where the subsequent public engagement and permitting requirements of the project can be well-understood and a path forward for the project can be developed. With the 25% design, the project would be well positioned to pursue a variety of funding opportunities for implementation.
|
Orleans, Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro, and Provincetown |
MA |
$295,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Brockton |
The Emergency Operations Center project will create a new state-of-the art facility to assist the City of Brockton with local disaster response. Development of the overall facility will be incorporated into the Public Safety Facility for Brockton Police Department, Brockton Fire Department, Brockton Emergency Management Agency and City IT Department. Finally, the project will allow Brockton to monitor critical infrastructure during emergency or disaster events
|
Brockton |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency |
This request will allow for renovation of existing EOC facilities, upgrades to technology, and replacement of equipment that will improve our aging facilities and advance the emergency management coordination and response capabilities for the entire Commonwealth. As natural and human caused threats and hazards increase in the future, having resilient, and modernized emergency operation center facilities will be crucial for the Commonwealth’s readiness and response. |
Framingham |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Request for funding from the US Army Corps of Engineers for maintenance dredging of the Chatham, Stage Harbor Federal Navigation Project (FNP) to preserve access to Chatham’s largest and most utilized deep-water harbor. Shoaling of the entrance channel has increased substantially due to ongoing changes to Chatham’s eastern barrier beaches and inlets. Despite annual maintenance dredging, the channel continues to shoal, primarily during the fall and winter seasons, rendering the channel extremely shoal before onset of the important summer boating season for commercial and recreational boating interests, and the US Coast Guard. Without ongoing maintenance dredging access to the harbor will be critically compromised with a devastating impact on the local and regional economies, and public safety. Stage Harbor is a FNP that is critical to the maritime commercial, recreational, and public safety (US Coast Guard and Chatham Harbormaster) boating interests of Chatham. Historically, funding for the USACE to perform maintenance dredging has been sporadic and not dependable to ensure safe navigation into the harbor. Over the past 3 years, changes in shoaling patterns have greatly increased shoaling rates that would have rendered the channel virtually unusable to all but shallow draft vessels without repeated maintenance dredging, and at great expense, by the Town. Even with local dredging completed, additional dredging was necessary and undertaken by the USACE during this period but only by opportunistic re-programming of available funds from other project purposes. Dedicated FY2023 federal funding for the USACE is needed to ensure the channel will service the boating public for the 2024 boating season. |
Chatham |
MA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Inc. |
Veterans Inc. is establishing a new level to its continuum of care: Residential Extended Stay Addiction & Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) treatment. This level is missing in the chain of treatment and is a most critical level of care.
The Extended Stay Treatment (EST) facility will be a state-of-the-art, veteran prioritized, addiction & PTSD care and education facility that will support the growing demand among the veteran population for community-based recovery services. EST will also provide Best Practice methodology in the provision of Medication Assisted Treatment that will help to sustain recovery once patients are discharged to independent living. |
Worcester |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Children’s Museum |
Boston Children’s Museum (BCM) will expand an innovative, tested model for building the capacity of early educators to support under-resourced children and families in developing much-needed school readiness skills. This project initiates statewide dissemination of two resources—Tools for Tiny Hands (focused on fine motor skills) and Me, You, We (focused on social-emotional skills)—reaching thousands of children ages 2-5 and their parents and caregivers through community agencies. The goal of this work is to provide early childhood educators with the training and tools needed to alleviate the significant loss of learning opportunities experienced by families due to the pandemic. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Inc. |
The requested funding will support an expansion of Jacob’s Pillow’s nationally recognized arts education program, Curriculum in Motion (CiM). Led by prominent artist-educators, CiM is an arts-integrated approach for both teaching and learning K-12 classroom curricula through movement and choreography. Jacob’s Pillow has established long-term relationships with three Berkshire County public schools. Through this expansion, the Pillow will engage an additional 10 schools, impacting approximately 1,500-2,000 students and 50-75 educators through artist residencies in schools, field trips to Jacob’s Pillow, performances presented in Pittsfield, MA, and professional development workshops and trainings for classroom teachers and arts educators. |
Becket |
MA |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute |
The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Therapeutic Food Pantry seeks to serve our pediatric patients and their families who live in Massachusetts and those coming into Dana-Farber for cancer treatment, so that no family has to battle both childhood cancer and hunger. This project proposes the public benefit of improving health outcomes for patients with childhood cancer who are also facing hunger. Creation of a therapeutic food pantry with an initial focus on childhood cancer patients will also lay the groundwork for planned growth to successfully support both adults and children living with cancer. |
Boston |
MA |
$735,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NEADS Inc. |
NEADS, Inc., provides highly trained Service Dogs for civilians and veterans with progressive illnesses and physical disabilities including hearing loss; children with autism or physical disabilities; and veterans coping with PTSD. NEADS Assistance Dogs provide support in courthouses, special education classrooms, counseling practices, and hospitals, among others.
This project will enhance and expand our ability to serve more clients by expanding and improving the facilities where future service dogs receive their foundational training and socialization, and establishing and equipping a new veterinary clinic and surgical suite on site. These expansions are critical to NEADS’ stability and growth. |
Princeton |
MA |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greenfield Community College |
This project will allow Greenfield Community College to provide new workforce development training equipment and program certifications and credentials through the creation of an Augmented Reality (AR)/Virtual Reality (VR) Simulation Learning Laboratory to help meet industry demand for workers in the region. Program certification and micro-credentialing will include: HVAC, Health Occupations, Advanced Manufacturing, Mechanical, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Robotics and Engineering, and Heavy Equipment Operation. |
Greenfield |
MA |
$1,109,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Robert F. Kennedy Community Alliance |
RFK Community Alliance is requesting $3 million in Community Project Funding to construct a multiuse, outpatient behavioral health and training facility to provide and support mental health treatment, create space for training, increase access to licensing opportunities for emerging clinicians, and expand capacity in Central Massachusetts at a time when mental and behavioral health needs have increased dramatically. In addition to supporting RFK Community Alliance programs, the training space will be a resource for other Central Massachusetts agencies we currently work with through Advance, a partnership aimed at enhancing training in clinical and therapeutic services and providing CEU’s to clinicians. |
Lancaster |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount Holyoke College |
The Center for Academic Resilience & Excellence (CARE) will serve as an academic resource center for the development of metacognitive skills and academic resilience and success. It will be a vehicle to improve academic engagement and achievement for all students, especially for first-generation and low-income students and student of color. It will benefit students across the spectrum of ability—supporting those who struggle, as well as those who want to further develop academic skills including reflection, leadership, and transferability of core concepts across disciplines. The Center will offer group workshops and one-on-one academic coaching sessions, coordinate peer-to-peer academic supports and tutoring. |
South Hadley |
MA |
$629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance for Business Leadership |
This funding would allow the Alliance for Business Leadership (ABL) to develop the Alliance Civic Leadership Initiative (ACLI), which will provide business and nonprofit leaders with a comprehensive, civics education so they may better participate in our democracy. It will also support ABL’s current adult educational programming, which serves as the foundation of our civic work and the development of ACLI. |
Boston |
MA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
May Institute |
This initiative will increase May Institute’s training capacity to provide access to efficient, competency-based training and skill development for Direct Care Supervisors and Direct Support Professionals, a role identified as a high priority position in three of MassHire’s seven regions. It will create a bridge from unemployment or low wage jobs to high paying, high demand careers for workers and will develop linkages with businesses, trade associations, and colleges and universities to develop growth pathways for employees. It will create training for 250 people year one, and 750 -1,000 in future years. |
Randolph |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Framingham State University |
Faced with the need to address inevitable major repairs, FSU proposes to transform the current McAuliffe Center into a suite of five multifunctional, technology-enabled learning spaces, and to introduce new visualizations and simulation capabilities. This project emphasizes the reconceptualization of the services offered by the Center that will provide K-16 audiences with cradle-to-career learning opportunities aligned with the needs of Massachusetts green economy employers. The project will increase services to underserved and under-represented high school and college students and contribute to the formation of the diverse workforce necessary to meet Massachusetts’ goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. |
Framingham |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Services of Roxbury |
Children’s Services of Roxbury (CSR) will renovate its 50,000 square foot headquarters in Roxbury into a Center for Family Well-being, enabling CSR to scale, growing programs by 25%, and serving an additional 1,500 children and parents annually within three years after the building is complete. The renewal will support the growth of CSR’s children’s mental health and family support and stabilization services, expand trauma-focused childcare for vulnerable children, expand strategic partnerships, and launch new initiatives to increase access for families in crisis. Growth will add over 100 career-oriented jobs primarily in Roxbury, Worcester, and Springfield, a 25% growth in employees. |
Roxbury |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Services of Roxbury |
Children’s Services of Roxbury is Massachusetts largest Black-run nonprofit and Commonwealth’s only Black-specialized mental health provider, with deep roots in communities of color. The Front Porch is a racial equity demonstration to significantly increase access to mental health and substance recovery supports for youth and families of color impacted by intergenerational racial trauma and COVID. The model offers innovative engagement strategies to reach vulnerable youth and parents through Boston public schools, family shelters, our young adult drop-in center, childcare, and community settings. This project leverages MassHealth (Medicaid) dollars, linking youth and families to culturally attuned mental health services. |
Roxbury |
MA |
$368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Holyoke Health Center, Inc. |
Creating a downtown training center to provide the heath center with needed staff while opening up employment opportunities for local residents.
|
Holyoke |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Salem Family Health Center |
North Shore Community Health (NSCH) seeks support to create/enhance two high value service lines that will improve health outcomes for its Salem patients and other residents in the community while also driving down health care costs. Federal dollars invested now will help build a valuable community asset and also save future tax dollars.
NSCH patient data show that Salem Family Health Center (SFHC) patients are inappropriately utilizing Emergency Departments (EDs). Further, before the pandemic and currently, SFHC experienced surging demand for behavioral health care, and the demand in the City of Salem and surrounding communities is significant and growing. |
Salem |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spanish American Center |
The Spanish American Center is seeking support to lead, organize and conduct a scientifically rigorous, community-engaged, Latino behavioral health assessment for the purpose of developing linguistically and culturally informed policy recommendations to drive the systems change necessary for Latinos to thrive in Massachusetts.
The health and therefore, prosperity of Massachusetts is dependent on the health and prosperity of Latinos, yet health disparities for Latinos in the Commonwealth continue to rise - especially for Latino behavioral health. The Spanish American Center and its partners have, in total, more than 170 years in community service including scientific research resulting in policy change. |
Leominster |
MA |
$337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quincy Asian Resources, Inc. (QARI) |
QARI is requesting FY23 funding to increase access to linguistically and culturally competent mental health services for immigrants and refugees in MA. We currently offer group programs for youth and families with our community partners and are in the process of launching an outpatient program in order to increase the availability of multilingual clinical services and overcome stigma about mental health among AAPI and immigrant communities. Funding will help launch our clinical operations, including free in-person counseling, youth programs, family workshops, elder services, workforce development initiatives, and anti-stigma outreach in collaboration with partners in Quincy, Randolph, Weymouth, Plymouth, and Boston. |
Quincy |
MA |
$4,946,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care Cooperative, Inc. |
This proposal to bring Epic, the most advanced electronic health record (EHR) and population health system, to twelve Massachusetts health centers. Our purpose, consistent with our strategy, is to strengthen primary care, improve financial performance, and advance racial justice. The Epic system will be run in Massachusetts by an organization managed by the participating health centers, giving them increased control over their own software. |
Boston |
MA |
$10,046,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
The Best Buddies in Massachusetts Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities will deliver inclusion services to a minimum of 1,700 students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) at 187 elementary, middle, and high schools in Massachusetts, with planned expansion to underserved schools in Brockton, Everett, Lawrence, Lowell, Lynn, and New Bedford. The project would engage students in 1,100 inclusive activities and train 730 730 youth with and without IDD in leadership skills. The project will provide opportunities for social and emotional learning for youth with and without IDD to help them become college and career ready. |
Charlestown |
MA |
$205,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Journey Forward |
Expansion and improvement of activity-based therapy program serving the paralysis community in Greater Boston and surrounding 10-county region, through acquisition of capital equipment for rehabilitative treatment for spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke, and neurological disorder survivors in a community-based setting. |
Canton |
MA |
$577,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Central Massachusetts |
The YMCA of Central Massachusetts opened the Fuller Family Park in 1997 with a goal of providing outdoor services and programs to the Worcester Main South neighborhood. This area continues to be under- represented with adequate green spaces as compared with other communities in this urban market. Ensuring that the park is modernized with an upgraded running track, multi-generational outdoor structure, outdoor children’s play structure, benches, splash pad, amphitheater and pavilion will allow families to live healthier lives. Outdoor children’s play structure, benches, splash pad, amphitheater and pavilion will allow families to live healthier lives. |
Worcester |
MA |
$507,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cape Cod Community College |
The Dental Hygiene program has a student interest and community need to expand. During the current year’s admissions, the program had 52 qualified applicants as first year Dental Hygiene students but was only able to accept 24 students. The program has seen the same pattern in previous years (2020-2021- 47 qualified/24 accepted; 2019-2020 - 40 qualified/24 accepted). Our goal is to increase by an additional 6 the number of dental stations to 20. This would provide a more than 50% increase in the number of students enrolling in the program, moving from 24 to 38 students per admission cycle. |
Cape Cod |
MA |
$1,780,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Endicott College |
Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts is pleased to submit this proposal requesting Congressionally Directed Spending in the amount of $640,000 for simulation equipment and technology to equip the future Nursing Simulation and Clinical Learning Center in our Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences. The Nursing Simulation and Clinical Learning Center will be a critical piece to an innovative, multi-pronged plan Endicott College is leading, with participation from strategic partners Beverly Hospital and Addison Gilbert Hospital, to advance a critical public good: developing a replicable and scalable solution to the local and national nursing shortage crisis. |
Beverly |
MA |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Connections, Inc. |
Community Health Connections respectfully requests $3,000,000 for the integration of renewal energy systems into our organization, specifically for the procurement and implementation of renewable energy equipment at 529 Timpany Boulevard in Gardner, expansion of renewable energy at 326 Nichols Road in Fitchburg, and electric car charge ports at three of our locations. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Connections, Inc. |
Community Health Connections respectfully requests $3,000,000 to support the establishment of Children’s Mental Health Services across our organization. We propose to build an 8,000 square foot facility in Gardner MA and to staff it was sufficient mental health professionals and behavioral health counselors in order to meet the growing need for these services in our communities. We will also expand these same services in our other locations in Fitchburg and Leominster MA. This proposal will cover the construction and start up costs during the first year of operations. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arc of Greater Brockton |
The Arc of Greater Brockton is relocating and equipping a new Family Support Center. The Arc of Greater Brockton is located in the City of Brockton, and provides services in Abington, Avon, Bridgewater, Brockton, East Bridgewater, Easton, Holbrook, Rockland, Stoughton, West Bridgewater and Whitman. Our project goal is to improve the accessibility, quality and number of program offerings and services provided by our Family Support Center, which services approximately 350 families in the region. |
Brockton |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
High Point Treatment Center, Inc. |
High Point is seeking $1.9 million for a capital improvement project to purchase one of the organization’s currently leased buildings to house a Community Outreach Center in Brockton, MA. Formally an adolescent treatment center, this 10,000 square foot building is located on High Point’s Brockton campus and will now be home to a variety of services focused on prevention, family support and recovery. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital–Plymouth |
BID-Plymouth Hospital is seeking to expand the current Emergency Department with a 25 bed Observation Unit to better accommodate the increasing demand for emergent, urgent, and behavioral health services sought by patients in this growing community. |
Plymouth |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Inc. |
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) is seeking Community Project Funding to support conversion to a unified Electronic Health Record. This funding will help support EHR conversion for the Bowdoin Street Community Health Center (Bowdoin Street Community Health Center is located in Dorchester, MA and is owned and operated by BIDMC) and connectivity with other affiliated Health Centers, such as Dimock Health Center, Fenway Health, Charles River and Cambridge Health Alliance, as well as other BIDMC community providers. |
Brookline |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program |
The mission of Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program (BHCHP) is to ensure unconditionally equitable and dignified access to the highest quality health care for all individuals and families experiencing homelessness in our community. The proposed project will enable BHCHP to further this mission by improving existing infrastructure and repairing or replacing equipment instrumental in the day-to-day operations of our facilities. |
Boston |
MA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame |
The Vault, a customized special exhibit space to showcase "never seen before or displayed" the personal collections of game artifacts of the inducted Basketball Hall of Famers, such as Michael Jackson, Grant Hill, Charles Barkley, Kevin Garnett, as well as NBA coaches and players. This is a cross-cultural exhibit and will be designed appropriately in a bank vault-like setting to protect and preserve the very valuable treasures being displayed.
This special exhibit is being done collaboratively with the Latino Chamber of Commerce to jointly host special events and exhibits, locally and statewide, to feature Latino & African American NBA players, cultural exhibit to focus on minority history in the game, women, and Title IX. |
Springfield |
MA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Home Base |
Funding will enable adult survivors from across the country to participate in Home Base’s 2-Week Families of the Fallen Intensive Clinical Program and children grieving the death of a parent/primary caregiver who served in the U.S. military to participate in Home Base’s Resilient Youth Program. This project is addressing the increased need for mental health services brought on by isolation, stress, anxiety, and uncertainty of the pandemic, in addition to recent events abroad, that have triggered and exacerbated existing wounds faced by Families of the Fallen. |
Statewide |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cambridge Public Health Commission |
HRSA Health Facilities Construction and Equipment appropriations request of $4,845,000 to support a portion of the facilities and equipment costs toward Cambridge Public Health Commission’s planned new surgical robotics initiative and equitable access to a range of clinical diagnostic and treatment services to meet regional need and vulnerable populations served, including those disproportionately impacted by COVID-19 and the social determinants of health. |
Cambridge |
MA |
$4,845,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
William James College |
The Academy addresses the dire needs K-12 teachers now face by offering training based on an innovative combination of behavioral health, DEI, SEL, and leadership via two tracks: (1) an 8-session Certificate in Classroom Behavioral Health, and (2) specialized graduate certificates to create a workforce poised to address the challenges that schools encounter. Central to the Academy’s mission is a focus on underserved communities, interventions responsive to current needs, and an ongoing professional learning community. This model transforms education and provides students in Massachusetts communities with a strong academic and social emotional foundation so they can learn, grow, and thrive. |
Newton |
MA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lynn Community Health, Inc. |
LCHC is developing a Pharmacy to serve patients, employees, and visitors of the health center with a goal is to ensure access to low-cost and affordable prescription medications for residents of Lynn and surrounding communities, especially patients who are uninsured, underinsured, and/or low-income. LCHC is proposing to renovate existing space at our main facility at 269 Union Street in downtown Lynn. Upon completion of the renovations, we will hire a Pharmacist-in-Charge, Pharmacists, and Pharmacy Technicians, in partnership with Community Care Cooperative (C3), a MassHealth accountable care organization. |
Lynn |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Boston |
The purpose of UMass Boston’s Manning College of Nursing and Health Sciences Home Care Digital and Simulation Lab (HC-DSL) will be to educate the next generation of home health care providers in evolving technologies used in home care at all levels of acuity and chronicity with a special emphasis on those who are aging, disabled and have historically experienced health disparities. Simulation using digital technologies relevant to home care will help undergraduate and graduate nursing students to acquire safety competencies, improve communication and inter-personal skills and involve patients and families in their care from their own home. |
Boston |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southcoast Health - Charlton Memorial Hospital |
Southcoast Health will install on-site linear generators at Charlton Memorial Hospital as phase one of a 5-year system-wide clean energy project. The goal of this project to increase our use and production of renewable energy sources, reducing pollution and conserving natural resources for the 719,000 residents in 33 communities covering more than 900 square miles. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$2,001,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
In early 2021, the City of Boston engaged in a landmark effort to house over 150 individuals living in tents and homeless encampments. As part of the effort low-threshold transitional housing sites were established both within existing shelters and new non-congregate sites across the City. As individuals achieve stability, they are placed in permanent supportive housing in locations throughout Boston and across the state. These low-threshold housing sites integrate mental health and substance use counseling and medical care. Incorporating a low-threshold workforce program would provide another avenue for hope and stability and add to important wraparound services. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
Funds will support Phases 2 and 3 of the capacity-building initiative that is being implemented with the Boston Adult Literacy Initiative to improve digital literacy for adult basic education learners. In Phase 1, which is currently underway, 26 adult basic education sites receive a comprehensive analysis of their digital capabilities and infrastructure. This assessment will inform the professional development, program design, and resources needed to enhance providers' ability to provide high-quality digital learning and programming. These are mostly small, grassroots providers that offer ESOL, adult remedial education, and adult HiSET/GED services with pathways to employment. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
Unhoused families frequently require extended time to secure eligibility documentation to qualify for subsidized childcare programs. This delay impacts their ability to receive crucial developmental and educational support for their children at a time when they are most vulnerable. Bridge funding would provide families with immediate access to available childcare while they pursue longer-term support. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States |
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate is dedicated to civic learning and engagement. Educational experiences at the Kennedy Institute use immersive role play and simulation to teach civics and inspire the next generation of leaders. The Kennedy Institute now also offers these programs virtually. An appropriation of $2M in FY23 for the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate will allow us to bring our civics education programs to more students and educators, both in Massachusetts and nationally, at no cost to them. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Ballet, Inc. |
Boston Ballet’s Division of Education and Community Initiatives (ECI) manages the delivery of Citydance and ECI on Location (ECIL), dance programs that are cost-free to students and that annually serve over 3,000 children and young teens at 50 Boston Public Schools and 8-10 community sites. These participatory programs, taught by dance professionals, bolster public school arts programming and offer safe spaces for physical activity and self-expression. Over 80% of students served are BIPOC/AAPI; nearly all qualify for federally-supported school meal plans, and most reside in low-income homes.
Chief objectives of our project are to sustain and expand the teaching that we bring to gyms, classrooms, auditoriums, and recreation sites throughout Boston. Both Citydance and ECIL offer the possibility for further dance training with tuition support at Boston Ballet School. Funding will increase cultural competency training for program faculty, extend family dance access through subsidized tickets to Boston Ballet performances, and increase tuition assistance for program alumni enrolled in Boston Ballet School classes. The project also includes the pilot of a promotional campaign using dance-on-film to increase public awareness and build institutional trust in city neighborhoods, an effort that we believe will lead to higher student retention and greater diversity in Boston Ballet School, as well as in our audiences.
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Boston |
MA |
$789,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family & Community Resources Inc |
The purpose of this project is to expand the capacity of Family and Community Resources' (FCR) licensed mental health clinic to address a critical community issue. There is a tremendous need for mental health services in the Greater Brockton area and FCR seeks to double the capacity of its therapy services (currently at 3 clinician FTE's) to meet the mental health needs of children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced trauma as the result of family or community violence. As Brockton is a majority minority city the project will address the need for culturally responsive services by multi-lingual clinicians. |
Brockton |
MA |
$337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coalition for a Healthy Greater Worcester |
The Trauma, Resiliency & Racial Equity Training Institute addresses a critical gap in resources for a shared understanding and language around racial equity by building local capacity for trauma-informed, racial equity trainings using a grassroots, community-led model. Federal funding is critical now in establishing accreditation and systemic structure for a more integrated, responsive, and equitable model based in Central Massachusetts that can be shared in other Massachusetts Gateway communities. |
Greater Worcester |
MA |
$456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arts Foundation of Cape Cod |
The Creative Exchange (CEX) is a professional development program of the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod (AFCC) which supports established and emerging artists of all mediums and backgrounds as well as leaders, creatives, and staff at cultural organizations in Barnstable County.
CEX achieves this through:
Capacity-Building Grants
Fellowships
Creative Exchange Leadership Development Program & DEI Training
Arts Incubator Program
Congressionally Directed Spending would additionally cover the operations (staffing, marketing, equipment, and online tools) necessary to carry out the CEX Program in FY2023. |
Hyannis |
MA |
$347,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MetroWest Free Medical Program, Inc. |
We seek funding through SAMHSA Health Surveillance and Program Support Account for mental health services, specifically: screening and assessment of individuals, including the presence of co-occurring mental and substance use disorders and referral to treatment; referral and access to treatment services; culturally-responsive educational materials on mental health promotion; and training on evidence-based behavioral health practices for our staff, volunteers, interpreters, and broader community. In 17 years, we've held over 25,000 patient visits. In one year, the project will provide critical services to over 1000 patients in the year, touching the lives of over 5000 individuals in our community. |
Sudbury |
MA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cape Abilities, Inc. |
Cape Abilities will provide vocational training to 40 people with disabilities at our Farm in Dennis MA to enable them to become financially independent in community-based businesses. We will give them skills needed to obtain good jobs. The individuals will assemble and transport boxes of fresh produce to food pantries in all 15 towns of the Cape. Our job coaches will educate/support our individuals and drive delivery vans. Recipients of the produce boxes are those needing food security including children, seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, Native Americans, low-income families and immigrants. Our Project creates jobs. |
Cape Cod |
MA |
$959,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lasell University |
In Massachusetts, 17,000 high-paying cybersecurity jobs remain unfilled due to a shortage of individuals with the adequate level of education and training to fill the positions. Additionally, the state’s existing cybersecurity workforce lacks diverse representation, particularly among women, persons of color, and veterans. The Lasell University Cybersecurity Education Center (LUCEC) seeks to address these workplace gaps and help ensure that people and businesses in the state can be protected against cyberattacks by expanding Lasell’s cybersecurity program through the establishment of a virtual cybersecurity range. The Lasell cybersecurity range will be a hyper-realistic cyber simulation platform that will mimic real-world problems in the cybersecurity realm, serving as a hands-on cyber lab for students, as well as an advanced, simulated training environment for cybersecurity professionals. The range would draw more students to Lasell to study cybersecurity and experience the specialized, hands-on learning opportunities that Lasell offers. If funded, LUCEC will address the talent gap by increasing the number of skilled, trained, and experienced cybersecurity professionals by 150 in the first year and 500 over three years of project implementation. The multi-disciplinary curriculum will meet students where they are by offering industry certificate programs, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees. Students will gain a theoretical and practical foundation in the principles of information assurance, and in ethical institutional practices and behaviors. They will also gain direct experience through team-based projects, hands-on activities, and security-related internship assignments. The program’s professional focus on career readiness will prepare graduates to help safeguard organizations on the internet, including in areas such as national security policy, cyber investigation, and vulnerability testing. |
Newton |
MA |
$1,279,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Independence House, Inc. |
This funding amount is requested to construct a 2,700 square foot building adjacent to a current out of date building to serve domestic and sexual violence victims. Taxpayer dollars are justified when we consider that in 2008, domestic violence was declared a public health emergency in Massachusetts. Independence House, Inc. founded in Barnstable County by residents who identified a pressing community need, is now in its 43rd year, with its intact relevant and timeless mission of helping all domestic and sexual violence victims, survivors and children by creating opportunities for safety and empowerment through crisis intervention.
This funding supports a cost-effective construction of a 2,700 square foot building for Independence House, Inc., the only resource, counseling and advocacy center for victims/survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Hyannis, MA. The building is replacing our current building which lacks energy efficiency, is not up to building and fire codes for the 21st century; is not 100% ADA compliant, and lacks adequate space and privacy needs for counseling victims/survivors. This building will serve the needs of all domestic and sexual violence victims/survivors in Barnstable County in all towns and villages.
The building itself will provide increased safety and privacy and meet the demand for the new and additional services Independence House, Inc. has experienced over the last 43 years, and improve the work environment and ultimately mental the well-being of our dedicated staff. The building will offer a much needed lunch area for employees, protected /secure entrance for survivors and a secure private waiting room .
New and expanded services to be offered in the new building include an ADA compliant accessible food panty; therapeutic art space to aid healing, and enhance well-being; specialized therapeutic spaces to support the mental health and safety needs for adults and children exposed to domestic violence; specialized tailored therapeutic services to support most underserved survivors/victims including BIPOC victim/survivors and victims/survivors with disabilities. |
Hyannis |
MA |
$3,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Lowell |
The Year 2 Expansion will establish an extension of RHSA supports through participating students' sophomore year, something the university does not have the resources to fund. The second year will offer similar supports as the freshman year program, plus a professional mentoring program and other enhanced opportunities, with an emphasis on continued academic success and preparation for upper-division coursework and responsibilities. We will also offer retention housing and textbook scholarships for high-achieving, need-based second-year RHSA students. A major focus for this expansion is on the creation of “on ramps” for students to get involved in more advanced, upper class year opportunities through university, college, and departmental research, learning, and co-curricular programs where first-generation students, students of color, and students from low-income backgrounds are traditionally underrepresented. Scholarships will also be a key support for students to incentive their engagement in RHSA proamming and alleviate the financial pressures many first-gen students face in paying for college.
Pathways to Career will offer junior and senior students a suite of ongoing supports and opportunities focused primarily on career readiness, whether a student plans on moving directly into the job market or applying to graduate school. This expansion initiative will involve three primary strategies: 1) 1-on-1 supports through coaching and mentoring; 2) leadership positions and development through Peer Leader program and other leadership roles; 3) other supports and opportunities, including a professional development fund (to cover costs associated with professional attire, job hunting, graduate school applications, etc.), industry-specific initiatives (such as targeted supports for students moving into engineering, sciences, health, or criminal justice fields), and other career readiness, networking, and job opportunity programs. |
Lowell |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brockton Hospital, Inc |
The purpose of this project is to crate a redesigned and modernized Emergency Department highlighted by a 12 bed secure holding area for behavioral health patients. This project will help manage the growing number of behavioral health patients “boarding “in the ED while they await admission to Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital’s 22 bed inpatient psychiatric unit or placement with other appropriate community providers/resources. This will result in more dignified care and an enhanced environment so all patients can receive safe and exceptional care. |
Brockton |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Adolescent Resource & Education Center |
Bard Microcollege Holyoke, located at The Care Center in Holyoke, Massachusetts, is the nation’s first college established specifically to make higher education accessible to young mothers and low-income women. In addition to engaging in a rigorous curriculum, students have access to supports, such daycare, transportation, and meals, which help remove barriers that young mothers face in traditional college settings. Students who successfully complete the course requirements receive an Associate in Arts degree from Bard College. The degree is free, with scholarships, grants, and donations covering tuition and books. Bard Microcollege Holyoke currently stands as a national model for helping young parents and low income women access and succeed in higher education. The Care Center routinely consults with policy makers and educators across the country who are seeking to replicate this approach. |
Holyoke |
MA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brockton Hospital, Inc |
In response to the demand for nurses and the financial strain associated with the hiring of “travel nurses” Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital is starting a New Graduate Nurse program. The purpose is to retain nurses from Brockton Hospital School of Nursing, Massasoit Community College and Curry College who, while in nursing school, do their clinical work at Brockton Hospital offering a comfortable transition from school to professional nursing. At the same time it will save the Signature Healthcare thousands of dollars from reduced “travel nurse” costs allowing Signature to invest these savings into new programs and services to benefit patients. |
Brockton |
MA |
$997,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Health Care FQHC |
In November 2020, a hospital-sponsored dental clinic on Martha’s Vineyard serving Medicaid and the state's Health Safety Net patients closed abruptly, leaving the low-medium income population with extremely limited access to dental care and no access to a pediatric dentist. To meet this crisis of limited access to oral health and safety-net dental services for families and children on Martha’s Vineyard, Island Health Care FQHC has purchased space and developed architectural and operational plans to build and equip a four-chair, full-service dental clinic.
Our proposed CDS project provides start-up funding for salary and housing support for dental clinic staff, support of an adult and pediatric residency training program, additional equipment, supplies, and other necessary expenses including tele-dentistry for the center's first 12 months of operations. Start-up operational funds from the proposed project will greatly shorten the time it will take to meet the needs of the service area's 21,000 year-round residents, the majority of whom are presently without any access to oral health care and include most of the children who live on Martha's Vineyard.
As a federally-qualified community health center, Island Health Care is well-positioned to fill this gap in access to dental care. FQHC's can receive enhanced reimbursement rates from government insurers such as Medicaid (MassHealth) which has recently dramatically increased payments to health centers for medical and dental services. Once up and running with start-up funding support, the business model for staffing and operationalizing the rural dental center, and for partnering with Boston University's Goldman School of Dental Medicine for training and pediatric specialty support, will be highly sustainable. |
Edgartown |
MA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harrington Memorial Hospital, Inc. |
Harrington Hospital has campuses in two of the state’s poorest communities, Southbridge and Webster. Capital investment to upgrade its outdated electronic health records (EHR) system will stabilize and improve health services in these communities and will fully integrate Harrington into the EHR system of UMass Memorial Health (UMMH), the safety net health system that it joined in 2021. Transitioning Harrington to the Epic EHR system will enable some of the Commonwealth’s most vulnerable patients to benefit from features that have been successfully utilized by other UMMH hospitals to improve outcomes, advance community health and reduce health inequities. |
Southbridge |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern University |
The Roxbury Associate’s to Master’s Workforce Accelerator (RA2MWA) is a structured, accelerated pathway from an Associate’s degree at Roxbury Community College to a Master’s degree at Northeastern University in high demand fields that lead to good jobs. These funds will provide direct scholarships and other supports to students in the program. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tufts University School of Dental Medicine |
Dental care remains the largest unmet health care need of children, especially for those with disabilities. Tufts University School of Dental Medicine proposes an innovative mobile dental clinic program that brings care to every child in Boston and across Massachusetts, especially the most vulnerable, through an innovative integrated system of care that aims to improve and prioritize oral health-related quality of life.
The mobile dental clinic will leverage existing resources and deep expertise to reach the unreachable. TUSDM has ongoing school-based screening and dental education programs in Boston public schools. TUSDM also maintains a network of seven clinics to serve people with special and complex medical needs. However, we have found that the current brick-and-mortar infrastructure does not allow us to treat those children that face the most challenges. Poverty, lack of social support, living in a single parent household, immobility due to a complex medical problem (such as quadriplegia), serious intellectual or developmental disabilities are all factors that create significant barriers to dental care. The mobile dental clinic provides a solution to many of these barriers and enhances our ability to visit our patients in their natural environment. |
Boston |
MA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Old Colony YMCA |
This pilot program will allow for increased access in underserved community for family engagement and education program directly related to peer advocates, behavioral health, family counseling and most importantly, keeping families together. |
Brockton |
MA |
$2,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baystate Health |
Baystate Health seeks Congressional support in realizing our vision to combine several existing community health centers in a flagship Community Health and Wellness Center in the heart of Springfield, Massachusetts.
This new and modern setting will deliver comprehensive preventive, primary, and specialty care to families in the Springfield community. It will increase access to underserved community members, provide on-site ancillary services and a touchdown space for community partners who provide support services to families. The health center will serve as incubator for technology and will optimize team-based care for academic training and population health. |
Springfield |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital |
HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital (HACH) requests funding for the acquisition and installation of a digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) to replace an aging full-field digital mammography (FFDM) located on the Fitchburg Campus. HACH is requesting $450,000 in federal funding to support purchasing a new DBT unit. The unit's total cost is approximately $454,000, and the balance of costs, including the installation, will be paid for through hospital capital funds. The Hospital is committed to increasing access to those most vulnerable populations that historically do not access life-saving screening resources. Therefore, an important goal of this project is to reduce the health disparities of marginalized populations in Fitchburg and the surrounding area. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Sister Association of Greater Boston |
Funding will support Big Sister Boston’s one-to-one mentoring programs that connect girls to trained, committed women mentors to help girls improve their self-confidence, social skills, and emotional wellbeing. Big Sister Boston works alongside families and partners to ensure girls are resilient so they can focus on learning and maintaining healthy relationships. |
Boston |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ascentria Care Alliance |
Massachusetts nursing homes are facing a critical direct care worker shortage. While there have been temporary funding increases to supplement worker pay, they have been insufficient to solve the problem as evidenced by the current 7400 open positions. This project is an IT investment which will help improve the efficiency of an overtaxed workforce. It will allow for more work time to be devoted to patient care instead of manual administrative tasks, thereby improving both worker satisfaction and patient outcomes. |
Worcester |
MA |
$728,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Worcester |
The project will allow the Boys & Girls Club of Worcester to form our organization's mental health and prevention services into a cohesive whole, creating a Club-wide curriculum across all three sites to ensure that all Club members have support and access to our lifesaving programs that address health equity and equal access in our community. Our director of social-emotional learning, an MSW, will create a team to function across our three Clubhouses, to assess and counsel kids and families, track progress, train mentors and staff, train teens as peer mentors, work with schools and social workers, and more. |
Worcester |
MA |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gándara Center |
The purpose of this project is to increase access to behavioral health services for individuals who experience substance use disorders and serious mental illness(es), with the primary population of focus being the high risk and historically underserved, under resourced Hispanic and Latino community. To achieve this goal Gándara will renovate its St. George Behavioral Health Clinic in the north end of Springfield, MA. |
Springfield |
MA |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America Massachusetts |
To address the effects of the COVID-19 crisis in the 5th District of Massachusetts, Volunteers of America Massachusetts (VOAMASS) is requesting funding to expand upon its current Department of Labor funded project, Pathway Home. The RISE program is designed as a workforce development program embedded in an integrated care model with comprehensive case management focused on resiliency. RISE will engage 65 low-income, unemployed/underemployed residents who have been affected by COVID, through wraparound supportive services driven by a holistic assessment of needs such as housing instability, assistance with meeting basic needs, substance abuse and mental health treatment, and other services as needed. |
Framingham, Natick, Waltham |
MA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
Worcester State University and Worcester Polytechnic Institute are seeking to join forces to develop future workforce training for WSU’s Nursing and Occupational Therapy (OT) students. The plan calls for supporting equipment enhancements at WPI’s PracticePoint R&D Center, where the training would take place. The first phase would incorporate training for nursing and OT students at PracticePoint and the second phase would work toward developing enhanced training approaches that would advance workforce education for nursing and OT students. Ultimately, the training would help address shortages in both nursing and OT staff throughout the region. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,213,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Boston Legal Services |
Greater Boston Legal Services’ Mental Health Safety Net Project will 1) help low-income constituents connect to needed mental health and other social services, 2) increase the efficacy and impact of civil legal assistance provided to help stabilize households, 3) strengthen clients’ ability to fully participate in their community and achieve greater self-sufficiency. GBLS’ Mental Health Safety Net Project will provide clients who are living in poverty with direct civil legal aid in combination with mental health-focused case management services, enabling them to address mental health issues and social determinants of health, thereby increasing household stability and well-being. |
Boston |
MA |
$606,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology |
We seek a federal appropriation to establish the new interdisciplinary Center for Energy Efficiency Training at Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology. As the MA House and Senate debate a new Climate Bill to support the landmark one passed in March 2021 it is concerning that we still don’t have the trained workforce to help achieve the 2050 net-zero goal for the Commonwealth. This request will fund the start of new for-credit programs and shorter non-credit programs sorely needed to skill up the local cleantech workforce in energy efficiency as well as sustainable construction and the trades.
BFIT’s high-quality Energy Efficiency Training programs provide affordable expertise and training to untapped and racially diverse talent. Unlike any other colleges in the Commonwealth, 74% of our students identify as people of color and 86% are male. The full-time job placement rate one year after graduation is 85%. Collectively, our Energy Efficiency Training programs provide pathways to economic security for students and their families--most of whom are extremely low-income (household earnings of $23,800 in FY21). Our training programs help these individual learners double their household income with one or two years of career-focused college courses. We are proud to be helping to build the diverse pool of talented workers needed for the Commonwealth to meet its goal to become carbon-neutral by 2050 and to do so in a way that centers equity. |
Boston |
MA |
$799,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Housing Authority |
Through its planned employment training and development programs, the WHA will achieve two major goals. First, the WHA will equip housing authority staff with the skills they need to better serve the diverse and vulnerable populations they assist each day with compassion and equity. Staff will be able to grow personally and professionally, reducing turnover and lowering associated administrative costs. Second, the WHA will expand its award-winning self-sufficiency programs for public housing residents to include additional fields of study and opportunities to enhance their education; to find gainful employment; and to reach their greatest potential. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Berkshire Community College |
Berkshire Community College (BCC) seeks funding through an FY23 Congressional Directed Spending request in order to purchase and install two generators that will keep the campus operational during a power outage or other emergency situation. BCC is committed to ensuring a safe and secure environment for its students, faculty and staff and has recently made some significant investments to its technology infrastructure, classroom buildings, and security systems. Without backup power capabilities, however, BCC is unable to operate or maintain these systems in the event of an electrical outage. On average, BCC experiences four to five major outages each year, most lasting five to six hours, which often requires the closure of the campus and the cancellation of classes. The College has a limited backup power source for its computer servers, which only lasts a few hours. Power outages can significantly impact BCC’s wireless capabilities, telephone, security, fire alarm, lighting for evacuation routes, andomputer systems.
Two standby emergency generators will not only provide power to the campus, but will also allow BCC to serve as a regional shelter for Berkshire County. BCC has been identified by the Central Berkshire Regional Emergency Planning Committee as a prime location for a large-scale regional shelter, however, it cannot do so without the availability of backup power. The Regional Sheltering Plan has been developed in partnership with the Massachusetts Emergency Management Association as part of the Commonwealth’s effort to establish community-based shelter locations. The Plan is built around 12 communities in Central Berkshire County including Becket, Dalton, Hancock, Hinsdale, Lanesborough, Lee, Lenox, Peru, Pittsfield, Richmond, Washington, and Windsor. This project will impact residents in all these communities.
BCC has been chosen to serve as a regional shelter because of its large capacity athletic facility, personal hygiene facilities, and food service capabilities. Unfortunately, the facility lacks is a large capacity backup electrical generator and accompanying transfer switch equipment to facilitate power needs if the electric distribution system should fail. Funding will provide support for an engineering study, upgrades to BCC’s current electrical system, as well as the purchase and installation of two standby commercial-grade generators. BCC estimates the overall cost to be approximately $500,000.
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Pittsfield |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Manet Community Health Center |
Manet Community Health Center provides access to high-quality, comprehensive, primary care, mental health and substance use services (behavioral health), and preventive health care services at four locations in Quincy, one in Hull, one in Taunton, and a new site in Attleboro, MA; and will be opening our first School-Based Health Center in Taunton, MA.
Manet completed installation of its first generation EHR in 2008, and in 2012, respectively the health center moved to its second generation EHR. A decade later, and in with the advent of growth and next stage of the Medicaid ACO in 2023, the health center has determined that a third generation is needed to ensure that its EHR system is at its optimal level to continue to improve robust provider integration across the health care services continuum, improve quality , patient safety and reporting, provider and integrated care team decision support, increase system efficiency; reduce health disparities; enhance care coordination, and population and public health outcomes and real-time analysis; and maintain highest privacy and security of patient health information. |
Quincy, Hull, Attleboro, Taunton |
MA |
$1,517,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UMass Memorial Medical Center |
This project will add 87 inpatient beds to address a healthcare access challenge in Central Massachusetts, which has fewer hospital beds per-capita than other parts of Massachusetts and fewer than the U.S. average. UMass Memorial Medical Center is the region’s sole provider of a variety of high acuity, tertiary services, and its largest safety net hospital. Due to an inpatient bed shortage, the Medical Center persistently must decline patient transfer requests from community hospitals and its emergency department patients face exceedingly long admission delays. Expanding bed capacity will improve access for the region’s highest acuity patients. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Living in Freedom Together (LIFT) |
BRAVE – Building Real Action for Viable Employment – will provide pre-employment job training and skill building through the transitional employment model and will be designed around input and goals of program participants from LIFT and BRAVE program partner, Latin American Health Alliance (LAHA). With nearly $500,000 granted from EOHED’s Community Engagement & Reinvestment Program, LIFT and LAHA will have all the foundational real estate, property, and equipment purchased to begin the program by early July. BRAVE will be comprised of two co-op-modeled social enterprises, a mobile coffee business and an auto-mechanic garage. These entities will be developed, designed, and operated by motivated for LIFT and LAHA program participants. LIFT and LAHA serve some of Worcester County’s most vulnerable community members. LIFT specifically services Survivors of commercial sexual exploitation who are experiencing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health disorders. LAHA services Black and Latino m in Reentry and recovery from substance use disorder. |
Worcester |
MA |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BPE, Inc |
If funded, 920 students from Roxbury will gain skills needed for career success in Boston's fastest-growing STEM fields: Computer Science, Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing, and Health & Life Sciences.
This project is a nationally replicable public/private partnership focused on racial and economic justice. With funding, all students in grades 9-12 will participate in a STEM career pathway, including classes for college credit (with BFCIT, Wentworth, and Bunker Hill) and an internship (sites include Mass General Brigham, Ghost Story Games, and Gillette).
At the Dearborn STEM Academy, we offer interdisciplinary STEM Career Pathways to prepare all students for college and careers. This project aims to provide a supported, direct path to college for students who wish to start learning career-ready technical skills, but face structural barriers that might impede their access. BPE will carefully plan, implement, and evaluate PreK-16 STEM Career Pathways, building upon the Computer Science, Engineering, and Health/Life Sciences Pathways already in place at the Dearborn STEM Academy with Early College coursework offered by college partners (including BFCIT, Wentworth, and Bunker Hill) to maximize educational attainment, career readiness, and gainful employment in STEM fields. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Massachusetts Bay & Merrimack Valley |
Shared Services MA is a proven economic development initiative that invests in the workforce needs of Family Child Care (FCC) businesses and increases the sustainability of the early education sector.
In a state with high levels of income inequality, supporting workers in low-wage service and care work is one of our greatest challenges. According to the Center for American Progress, the cost of providing child care during the pandemic has risen by 70% for FCC providers nationwide. The pandemic has accelerated these trends and only worsened the prospects of FCC businesses. Data from the MA Department of Early Education and Care indicate that the number of licensed FCC providers declined by 4% between May 2020 and September 2020. Across the Commonwealth, over 300 FCC businesses closed their doors.
FCC entrepreneurs, primarily women of color and immigrants, are an integral part of the state’s economy. Yet, despite their indispensable roles, they lack the business support that other types of entreprenes receive such as budgeting, rate setting, and marketing.
Shared Services MA provides business training and peer support networks for FCC providers who face many challenges including isolation, limited resources and support staff, and lack of business expertise. To date, Shared Services MA has trained over 700 FCC educators across the commonwealth and mobilized more than 1,000 early educators to access free resources on business and pedagogical best practices.
Shared Services MA has an evidence-based, four-pronged model: 1) financial stability and growth opportunities via small business grants; 2) business training with emphasis on technology skills; 3) coaching, technical assistance from subject matter partners who are experts in their field and Communities of Practice to implement learnings and strengthen networks; and 4) developmental screenings to identify needs and deliver early intervention, so children enter school ready to learn. Through this approach, FCC providers gain tools to succeed long-term as both educators and owners of FCC businesses. This program simultaneously increases economic opportunity for child care providers and the families they serve, as well as targeting developmental supports for children in need.
As our region grapples with the longstanding economic crisis and a growing demand for affordable care, UWMB requests $1,397,495 to increase the presence of the Shared Services MA program for family childcare educators in Massachusetts.
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Boston |
MA |
$1,397,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Housing Authority |
Through its planned employment training and development programs, the WHA will achieve two major goals. First, the WHA will equip housing authority staff with the skills they need to better serve the diverse and vulnerable populations they assist each day with compassion and equity. Staff will be able to grow personally and professionally, reducing turnover and lowering associated administrative costs. Second, the WHA will expand its award-winning self-sufficiency programs for public housing residents to include additional fields of study and opportunities to enhance their education; to find gainful employment; and to reach their greatest potential. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health Association, Inc. |
MHA’s $200,000 request includes expenses associated with the non-construction costs of expansion of our day programming services for adults who are survivors of an acquired or traumatic brain injury, or who have an Intellectual/Developmental Disability including the acquisition of a wheelchair-assisted van to aid in community inclusion and integration of day program participants. |
Springfield |
MA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc of Massachusetts |
The Arc's Project provides resources to individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, including autism, and their families to address issues of isolation, insufficient supports, lack of congregate services, and caregiver burnout that continues during this post-COVID pandemic period. In addition, the project would provide training to young adult students with significant disabilities leaving special education and transitioning into the adult service system without adequate assistive technology supports or remote supports & monitoring technology. |
Waltham |
MA |
$1,793,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health Association, Inc. |
A central component of MHA's work focuses on mental health and substance use recovery. All adults in our residential programming have a dual diagnosis of a mental illness and substance use. Our proposal focuses on programmatic support for MHA's GRIT Residential Rehabilitation Services programs serving adults, youth and the state's only program for LGBTQ+ individuals.
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Springfield |
MA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Work Incorporated |
The purpose of this Master Planning Grant is a first step toward identifying financing for a project that will create up to 200 units of new affordable workforce housing in Dorchester and help to retrofit Work Inc.'s current space that houses its disability services to align with significant service model changes that are being driven by regulatory, technological, and operational advancements. These alignments include a technology center build-out, reconfiguration of space to accommodate the provision of expanded services to constituents with disabilities across multiple demographic and cultural groups. |
Dorchester |
MA |
$1,505,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Possible Zone |
The mission of The Possible Zone (TPZ) is to advance economic equity by ensuring young people develop the entrepreneurial spirit, skills and networks to launch successful careers. Based in Boston’s Jackson Square, TPZ offers high school students from across the city a tuition-free, multi-year entrepreneurship and youth development program.
TPZ seeks $1 million in federal funding to provide critical education and career development services to Boston high school students during a post-COVID recovery phase. Specifically, through its comprehensive entrepreneurship education and youth development program, TPZ seeks to serve as an essential City partner providing students with:
Rigorous credit recovery coursework in school, after school, and over summers to support those behind in credits and off-track to graduate due to low school engagement.
Career-readiness, entrepreneurial and STEAM skill-building - all essential for access to, and success in, the region’s innovation and tech-driven economy.
Invidualized college and career advising to ensure matriculation to, and persistence through, postsecondary education and job-training programs.
TPZ is also poised to support Boston’s post-COVID recovery by expanding its program and collaborating with partners to serve significantly more Boston students. Over the next five years, TPZ will pursue a strategic plan that calls for:
Enrolling 1,000 Boston students annually by partnering with 8-10 BPS high schools and several community youth organizations and public housing agencies.
Collaborating with an ecosystem of community and business partners to provide comprehensive wrap-around services (health and wellness, housing, ESL support), work-based learning opportunities/internships, and postsecondary mentoring and support for students, and technical assistance and capital for local entrepreneurs (including TPZ alumni).
Opening a new state-of-the-art Innovation Center in Jackson Square that allows for program expansion, advances STEAM learning through design, multimedia, and advanced manufacturing technology and resources, and provides space for local entrepreneurs. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Somerville |
Groundwork Somerville seeks funding to support our Green Team youth employment program, supporting more youth jobs and youth training in environmental work. The Green Team is a unique learning opportunity for youth to have input into their educational structure and to make decisions for themselves about plans for their community, working together to decide upon the environmental projects that will make the biggest impact on their community. Green Team youth are on the cutting edge of climate resiliency projects and building more green spaces within the city. |
Somerville |
MA |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Maritime Academy |
The Maritime Center for Responsible Energy (MCRE) at Massachusetts Maritime Academy (MMA) consists of high-tech energy, engineering, and science laboratories which include a focus on offshore wind, hydro-kinetic, renewable energy, climate resiliency, along with blue and green energy initiatives. Also included are the University’s waterfront maritime and Global Wind Organization (GWO) infrastructure and vessels; three maritime simulator centers; and the Academy's 30,000 sqft energy, engineering, and science laboratory building. This project funding will support the expansion of the MCRE in building out or remodeling the fixtures, furniture, technology, and equipment of existing and new laboratories. Additional funds will go towards training; improving faculty preparation programs to develop and improve curricula; establishing and improving degree programs; upgrading technology; acquiring STEM related laboratory equipment, and developing and providing student support. Funds will also be focused on physical upgrades and implementing and strengthening existing university partnerships with Gateway and local school districts. |
BUZZARDS BAY |
MA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roxbury Community College |
The Behavioral Health Institute (BHI) at Roxbury Community College (RCC) will provide MA residents with training in the growing field of behavioral health. The need for culturally competent behavioral health professionals is increasing and RCC is uniquely poised to provide its greater community with the training and skills needed for immediate employment. RCC’s BHI will offer certification programs for trauma counselors, recovery coaches, and registered behavior technicians. These non-credit programs will provide a pathway to the College’s credit programs, allowing participants to pursue programs that lead to income growth potential while serving the Commonwealth in critical behavioral health roles. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Braille Press, Inc. |
Nationally, Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVIs) lack resources and training to teach assistive tech, braille and graphics to blind/low vision students. In 2022, National Braille Press (NBP) launched a pilot program to address this disparity, publishing 2,800 Teacher Resource Kits at no cost to the teachers. The kits will provide TVIs with tools, training guides and materials for educational services and curricula development. NBP identified additional teachers that still need these essential resources.
This request would enable a nation-wide expansion of NBP’s successful pilot program, sending kits to teachers across the US and bringing equity to vision challenged students. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,091,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Operation Benjamin |
Brandeis University’s Hornstein Jewish Professional Leadership Program in Waltham, Massachusetts will partner with Operation Benjamin to expand research on Jewish American soldiers killed in the line of duty overseas who were mistakenly buried under the Latin cross, create a digital archive of this research, and develop educational programming to tell the stories of these American soldiers. The service to country these soldiers performed offers powerful lessons on leadership which Brandeis intends to highlight through educational programming geared toward Brandeis’ undergraduate and graduate students as well as scholars, alumni and the general public. |
Waltham |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New England Public Media, Inc. |
When the local NPR radio station, (New England Public Radio), and a local television station (WGBY Springfield) merged in 2019 to become New England Public Media, Inc. (NEPM), the new organization knew it had to consolidate existing multiple operations into one location and function as one entity. It has since undertaken the renovation of one of its buildings, currently in progress. It has also worked with a design team and media experts on a systems integration/ technology project, which will connect various sub-systems (components like the Master Control unit, radio and television control rooms, studio soundboards) into a larger system that functions as one. When complete it will improve productivity and quality of operations by speeding up information flows and reducing operational costs, thereby providing enhanced public media services, including educational programming and training, to its western Massachusetts audience. |
Springfield |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth |
The existing instructional laboratories dedicated to life sciences at UMass Dartmouth were built in 1965, and very little about them has changed since then. A complete modernization is needed to support the growing number of students who work and learn in these spaces. Provide funding for technology upgrades and minor remodeling of four life science laboratories.
These facilities have not been updated in more than 50 years. |
Dartmouth |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater New Bedford Community Health Center, Inc. |
Taking into account the effects COVID-19 has had on the population with an ever-increasing demand for mental health services by our primary care providers, Greater New Bedford Community Health Center, Inc. (GNBCHC) has embarked on an effort to integrate mental health services into primary care practices throughout GNBCHC. Currently there is inadequate space and exam rooms to provide primary care services and therefore adding mental health counselors to our teams has been challenging. With the $2M in funding received from the 2022 Community Project Funding (CPF) we will be constructing a central registration and main entrance to GNBCHC. This project will allow us to add/upgrade elevator access to our third floor that currently serves as an administrative department and will be transformed into a patient service area with additional funding from CPF in 2023. We intend to relocate current administrative services across the street to our new building and create a campus setting to better serve the most vulnerable and needy families in the New Bedford area. We will create behavioral health counseling rooms and hire Licensed Independent Clinical Social Workers (LICSWs) and Community Health Workers (CHWs) to work collaboratively with our medical teams to receive warm handoffs for patients experiencing serious mental health concerns. Once the patients have been stabilized, our mental health team can work with the patients and medical teams to create a plan of care for long-term stabilization. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Public Health Commission |
In early 2021, the City of Boston engaged in a landmark effort to house over 150 individuals living in tents and homeless encampments. As part of the effort low-threshold transitional housing sites were established both within existing shelters and new non-congregate sites across the City. As individuals achieve stability, they are placed in permanent supportive housing in locations throughout Boston and across the state. These low-threshold housing sites integrate mental health and substance use counseling and medical care. Incorporating a low-threshold workforce program would provide another avenue for hope and stability and add to important wraparound services. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center, Inc. |
Kennedy Community Health is seeking CDS to assist in expanding access to health care for marginalized populations and people of color as we open our new and second health center site in Worcester at 605 Lincoln Street. The funding will support 12 FTEs of the many new staff required to support the following: expanded dental, behavioral health and urgent care practices; our optometry program; a small pharmacy; and support staff. Seizing the opportunity to almost double our footprint in Worcester, we purchased a building at 605 Lincoln Street, a half mile from our flagship health center at 19 Tacoma Street.
The Worcester regional 2018 Community Health Assessment noted two issues that must be addressed to improve health status and reduce existing disparities: racism, discrimination and health equity and health system issues (workforce issues, …). Our proposal to expand health care services in Worcester will address these concerns.
Seizing the opportunity to almost double our footprint in Worcester,n 2021 we purchased 605 Lincoln Street, a half mile from our flagship health center at 19 Tacoma Street. Operating two large health centers will expand our capacity and increase access to vital health care services, especially for vulnerable populations. The new facility will house expanded dental, behavioral health and urgent care, a small pharmacy, our optometry practice and other related services. We are seeking funding for 12 new FTEs to support some of this growth. These new staff will be hired from the communities we serve and we strive to hire staff who represent our patient demographics.
Our approach to expanding access was strategic in that the purchase of 605 Lincoln Street is allowing us to move and expand our dental and behavioral health practices while freeing up space in our flagship health center site at 19 Tacoma Street, Worcester to grow primary care and increase access to culturally and linguistically competent medical care for the citizens of Central Massachusetts. The extra space at our flagship health center will also support the growth of our 340b pharmacy and its move the first floor for easy access, and the expansion of our Ryan White HIV, MAT, LGBTQ+, and trans practices.
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Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Resources for Justice |
The purpose of "The Bridge" is to create an infrastructure in the city of Boston that provides comprehensive, long-term, sustainable support for criminal justice populations with substance use histories, who are returning home from prisons and jails. The program goals include:
1) Establishing the Bridge Recovery Community Center (BRCC), which will decrease overdose deaths by providing individualized and group peer recovery support, harm reduction education, employment services, and linkages to services such as healthcare, housing, and educational programs.
2) Decreasing poor health outcomes by reducing barriers to health education, health screening, and basic needs through services on-site at BRCC, and providing “warm handoffs” provided by peer support specialists to services off-site, such as mental health treatment and primary care.
3) Decreasing recidivism by providing daily long-term, targeted support provided by peers with lived reentry and recovery experience.
4) Decreasing stigma red to harm reduction and criminal justice involvement through community-wide trainings and a robust and influential Advisory Committee.
5) Establish a Peer Support Training Academy within BRCC, which will provide an opportunity for people served to become certified peer support specialists. Students of the academy will have opportunities to intern in a variety of CRJ reentry programs, with the potential of a full-time hire both internally at CRJ and external employment opportunities.
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Boston |
MA |
$603,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bay Path University |
Bay Path University is renowned for its academic programs aligned with regional workforce needs in western Massachusetts. In healthcare, graduate programs in Physician Assistant Studies, Nursing, and Occupational Therapy prepare future healthcare professionals to address needs in communities with among the poorest health outcomes in the Commonwealth. A Simulation Center will be established at the Ryan Center for Health Sciences at Bay Path University to ensure every trainee has ample opportunity to hone critical patient skills, and to position the University to expand its healthcare programs in the future to meet the region’s growing workforce demands and address provider shortages. The Simulation Center will also provide an important training resource to the region's broader healthcare community, Bay Path University's healthcare employer partners, and other higher education institutions. |
Longmeadow |
MA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Health Inc. dba Island Health Care FQHC |
The proposed project provides start-up funding for salary and housing support for dental clinic staff, support of an adult and pediatric residency training program, additional equipment, supplies, and other necessary expenses including tele-dentistry for the center's first 12 months of operations. Start-up operational funds from the proposed project will greatly shorten the time it will take to meet the needs of the service area's 21,000 year-round residents, the majority of whom are presently without any access to oral health care and include most of the children who live on Martha's Vineyard.
As a federally qualified community health center, Island Health Care is well positioned to fill this gap in access to dental care. FQHC's can receive enhanced reimbursement rates from government insurers such as Medicaid (MassHealth) which has recently dramatically increased payments to health centers for medical and dental services. Once up and running with start-up funding support, the business model for staffing and operationalizing the rural dental center, and for partnering with Boston University's Goldman School of Dental Medicine for training and pediatric specialty support will be highly sustainable. |
Edgartown |
MA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Lawrence |
Greater Lawrence Family Health Center (GLFHC), a federally qualified community health center in the Massachusetts 3rd Congressional District, seeks $3.0 million in federal Community Project Funding for the relocation and expansion of Substance Use Disorder Services (SUD), homeless outreach services, and other vital community support and enabling services the Health Center now offers at 100 Water Street in Lawrence, MA. This funding will help GLFHC address major gaps in health equity in our community and equally important to this expansion is that this project will also allow the Health Center to fully integrate these services with its infectious disease services & primary health care services offered at all other sites thereby following a true Patient Centered Medical Home model (PCMH) for all Health Center patients. The Health Center currently provides comprehensive primary healthcare to over 62,000 registered patients annually, however this void in service delivery must be addressed for our region’s st vulnerable patients – those suffering and at risk for substance use disorder, infectious diseases and/or homelessness.
The current space at 100 Water Street (~4000 square feet) is not adequate nor does it conform to DPH regulatory standard requirements to serve as a true Health Center clinic. The relocation from Water Street to a larger site (~8000-10,000 square feet) will allow for our Community Support Services Division to expand its outreach throughout the Greater Lawrence footprint and provide expanded access to SUD Services, healthcare for the homeless, HIV, Hepatitis C Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI’s) and outreach services. GLFHC currently operates seven Health Center sites in Lawrence, Methuen, and Haverhill and has identified the need to expand these services in the city of Lawrence, thus ensuring the addition of increased access to comprehensive primary health care services for our most vulnerable population in the city.
The Water Street site has been the headquarters fothese important healthcare service lines and has served as a lifeline for some of those most underserved residents of Lawrence and surrounding areas. GLFHC is truly a leader in this area of health care delivery and is often called upon by other communities to address these same issues through not only care delivery, but also training and education. That fact alone has created the need for the Health Center to identify and move its location in the next 12-18 months in order to meet the current demand and expand service delivery, creating
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Methuen |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Life at a Time Inc |
One Life at a Time Recovery Program help individuals with substance use disorder learn how to be self-reliant and feel self-confident. To be the best person they were meant to be, One Life at a Time Recovery program offers training support with classes to help individuals find out what skills they have to offer, who they can transition into a career that can help them to become self-sufficient. We teach our clients how they can move forward in the life. Our training program teaches students how do a resume, cover letter, interview and set up interviews for job opportunities, we help with clothing and transportation for clients, while we assist them with rent and expenses while they are in the program, we need to help them concentrate on the training while they are in our program. We know we can continue to make a difference in the future of Massachusetts and the fight to end the destruction this disease has and continues to cause. |
Braintree |
MA |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Sister Association of Greater Boston |
Funding will support Big Sister Boston’s one-to-one mentoring programs that connect girls to trained, committed women mentors to help girls improve their self-confidence, social skills, and emotional wellbeing. Big Sister Boston works alongside families and partners to ensure girls are resilient so they can focus on learning and maintaining healthy relationships. |
Greater Boston |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westfield State University - Springfield Campus |
A feasibility study to create an Innovation center in downtown Springfield, MA for students from Springfield, Chicopee and Holyoke. to focus on health disparities, community health, aging, and a one year second degree in nursing. The Innovation Center space will include a simulation lab through virtual projection. It could support teaching, learning and professional certification in the areas of nursing, forensic science, paramedic training and athletic training. This funding will improve lives, create jobs and expand opportunities. |
Springfield |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe |
Built around 1849 (although possibly as early as 1820), the Mashpee Parsonage at 431 Main Street is a key architectural cornerstone in the Town of Mashpee’s historic district. The Parsonage is located on the Mashpee Tribe’s Reservation, and squarely within the Tribe’s historical territory. Because of the architectural, historic and cultural significance of the building, it has been thoroughly studied by architects, engineers and restoration specialists. Funding is needed to continue crucial restoration work to stabilize and preserve the building – without this work, this irreplaceable part of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s (and the Town of Mashpee’s) history may be forever lost. The project will also create and support local jobs in the engineering and construction sectors. |
Mashpee |
MA |
$1,629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Servings |
Community Servings has been operating in the Commonwealth for 32 years, and has made and delivered over 10 million medically tailored meals to date. As the link between food and health has become more evident, Community Servings has made it their mission to alleviate the immense barrier of acquiring diet specific ingredients and cooking nutritionally beneficial meals for chronically sick individuals, and to deliver food that can truly be considered medicine for their clients. They offer 15 medical diets that meet the medical and nutritional needs of clients with HIV/AIDS, cancer, kidney disease, diabetes, and other life-threatening illnesses. As just one example of this program’s proven benefits, a research study published in JAMA-Internal Medicine in 2019 found that health care costs were reduced 16% and hospitalizations reduced 49% for high cost, high need patients receiving medically tailored meals. In addition to their MTM program, Community Servings has also integrated workforce development into theirrganization through the Teaching Kitchen, which is a free 12-week job training program for people interested in careers in the food service industry who face barriers to full-time employment. Community Servings is committed, in all programs and business practices, to prioritize racial and economic justice and health equity.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the demand for Community Servings’ services has skyrocketed and the agency has responded by doubling the number of meals and clients served monthly. The agency is now providing nearly 900,000 medically tailored meals to 4,000 clients, their dependent children and caregivers annually. To meet this increased demand, Community Servings is looking to expand services to different parts of the state and deliver on their promise of putting every kind of equity at the center of their operations, including geographic. By increasing storage and delivery capacity to efficiently serve critically and chronically ill clients, Community Servings will reach a wider variety of communities across Massachusetts including Worcester, Leominster and other MA-District 2 communities, increase their ability to partner with local foods producers, improve sustainability through meal packaging, and expand their capacity to stockpile medically tailored meals for emergency use due to natural disaster or pandemic response. This expansion will support the preparation and delivery of 3.3M medically tailored meals over the next three years to an average of 4,000 clients annually who are experiencing critical and chronic illness and nutrition insecurity. |
https://www.servings.org |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation |
The purpose of our request is to help Codman Square NDC in the acquisition phase of a larger affordable housing project. The project as a whole is indeed a construction project, but, as noted in question 15, above, our request concerns only the acquisition of the property on which the larger project will be built.
On the Square Housing is an innovative way to leverage existing Codman Square NDC (CSNDC) assets, enliven and strengthen the core Codman Square business district in Dorchester, on behalf of the predominantly low/mod income minority owned businesses that exist there, and provide approximately 48 new affordable housing units to low-income residents, increasing supply and stabilizing this vulnerable population in place against rapidly rising housing prices. We will build four new stories of apartments above an existing 1-story commercial block already owned by a CSNDC subsidiary. In addition to the immediate benefits of the project, it can serve as a model for other developments of this kind in the mainly single-story Codman Square business district, bringing equity and economic mobility to this district in line with business districts in other, more prosperous districts elsewhere in Boston and its surroundings. The City of Boston is already planning to use a similar approach for new housing above the existing single story Codman Square branch library just 2 blocks up the street from our project location a 587-595 Washington Street. |
Boston |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Walker Therapeutic and Education Programs |
Walker Therapeutic and Educational Programs (“Walker”) seeks $1 million in funding to offer critical behavioral health services to Massachusetts children and youth. Specifically, Walker seeks to provide a network of 70 K-12 school districts and community partners serving 70,000 students with the following capacity-building services:
Coaching and consultation ineffective behavioral health and education systems
Professional development to school and community staff in behavioral health and education practice
Preparation, placement, and supervision of specialized counseling and education staff working with children and youth with behavioral and related learning challenges |
Needham |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Executive Office for Health and Human Services |
The Middlesex County Restoration Center Commission seeks to pilot a Restoration Center to prevent arrest, unnecessary hospitalization, and ED use of people with behavioral health conditions through triage, assessment, crisis stabilization, sober support, respite, case management, and after-care planning like housing navigation. The Center will accept walk-ins, drop-offs by police/first responders after a 911 call, and in-house transportation as a less-traumatic alternative to police cruisers or ambulances. These behavioral health services should save money currently spent arresting, incarcerating, and hospitalizing people with such conditions. The goal is statewide expansion, pending success. |
Middlesex County |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
People Acting in Community Endeavors, Inc. (PACE) |
PACE operates one of Massachusetts' longest running and most successful YouthBuild programs, an initiative funded by the Department of Labor. YouthBuild New Bedford has moved around to five different locations over the last decade and has finally found a suitable long-term home with an option to purchase the property, but must find a way to fund the purchase. This project will enable the program to sustainably educate students that have fallen through the cracks of the traditional education system while simultaneously giving them construction skills and experience as they produce affordable housing in New Bedford. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
People Acting in Community Endeavors, Inc. |
PACE operates the leading food pantry in the Greater New Bedford area. In July 2022, PACE will open a newly renovated facility that house its food pantry. This site will allow clients access to a variety of good foods, with the ability to "shop" items with dignity while also connecting with other vital PACE programs like LIHEAP, health insurance, child care, and more. Unfortunately in April 2022, PACE's recently purchased box truck was involved in an accident and was a total loss with no ability to purchase a replacement truck, which is vital to our operation. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Action for Boston Community Development, Inc. (ABC |
The ABCD Family Planning Partnership provides comprehensive, confidential family planning and sexual health counseling, education, and medical care for 30,000 residents a year in community health centers, school-based health centers, and hospital primary care programs. The ABCD Family Planning Partnership offers services including: sexual health counseling and education by specially trained counselors who speak your language, including special counseling for teens; pregnancy testing and counseling; Sexually transmitted disease (STD) counseling, testing, and treatment; HIV testing, prevention education, and referrals for care; health exams, pap smears, and other lab tests. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,369,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Amherst |
In 2020-2021, inspired by the arrival of Ellsberg’s papers, the University of Massachusetts sponsored a host of historic ventures to explore his life and legacy—a year-long seminar, the creation of a website (the Ellsberg Archive Project), a series of podcasts by The Ground Truth Project, and a two-day, international, online conference with more than two-dozen high profile scholars, journalists, former policymakers, whistleblowers, and activists that was attended by thousands. Videos of conference sessions hosted on the website have drawn more than 25,000 viewers.
The University has an extraordinary opportunity to build on the momentum established by those projects to create something more enduring, an initiative that will continue to draw attention
to the Ellsberg archive, the university, and, most importantly, to the vital and still relevant issues so central to Ellsberg’s legacy: the history and ongoing reality of US military intervention overseas, the existential threats posed by nuclear weaponsnd environmental catastrophe, and the challenges and potential of civil struggle to oppose these fundamental risks. This funding will help to stand up the Ellsberg Initiative, which will create a Multidisciplinary Center of Scholarship to promote new thinking about the history and current status of democracy, authoritarianism, imperialism, state secrecy, First Amendment rights, nuclear threats, and environmental crises for the University of Massachusetts’ teachers, fellows, and undergrads.
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Amherst |
MA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Worcester State University |
EC-Springfield provides low-income high school students in urban and rural areas of the Pioneer Valley with dual enrollment classes, student support services, and summer residential learning opportunities. In all, some 1,000 students will earn 12,000 college credits. Early College Springfield (ECS) increases access and success for under-represented high school students. Students graduate HS with significant college credits, reducing the time and cost needed to obtain a degree and achieve success through added student support services. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern University |
To better serve Burlington and the surrounding communities, Northeastern University is requesting $1 million in funding to build out its capacity to house and serve more early-stage companies within its facilities on the Innovation Campus in Burlington, Massachusetts (ICBM) by creating a Life Sciences Spinout Innovation Center. This investment would facilitate the creation of a shared wet lab facility within Elliott Hall on the Innovation Campus, to enable additional early-stage life sciences companies to join the campus and be part of the already-established, vibrant innovation and research ecosystem. |
Burlington |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brockton |
Design and construction of the preferred sludge dryer Centrisys DLT520 and the design and construction of the preferred alternative process Bioforcetech P-3 pyrolysis unit. |
Brockton |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Martha's Vineyard Airport Commission |
The project will upgrade the WWTF located in West Tisbury that accepts and treats flows from West Tisbury and Edgartown, and from the 64-acre Airport Business Park that serves the entire island of Martha’s Vineyard. The upgrades were recommended in the November 2016 Engineering Report . Upgrading the WWTF is critically important as the area lacks redundancy in its ability to treat wastewater, particularly from the Airport Business Park that accommodates many commercial and industrial land uses that are not compatible with the residential nature of other areas of the island, but provide essential services to its residents/tourist economy. |
Martha's Vineyard |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
USS Constitution Museum, Inc. |
The USS Constitution Museum (USSCM) proudly preserves and interprets a historically significant collection of over 10,000 documents, art and artifacts about America's Ship of State. Today, this “Save America’s Treasures” designated-collection is located in an outdated 1830’s pump house, threatened by sea level rise and lack of humidity control. To preserve this collection, the USSCM will move to a purpose-built, climate-controlled Museum that will be the centerpiece of a new Gateway Center in the Charlestown Navy Yard. While preserving the collection, we also create an exceptional new Museum experience for 350,000+ visitors annually. |
Charlestown |
MA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerville |
The City of Somerville will renew and replace century-old water and sewer infrastructure in Spring Hill, a densely populated mixed-income residential neighborhood in central Somerville. Project elements will include separation of sewer and stormwater systems to reduce the need to release Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) into surrounding waterways during major storm events; improvements to sewer pipes, drains, and drinking water mains; coordination with public utilities and private property owners; introduction of green infrastructure, including bioretention basins, tree plantings, and landscaping to provide additional, natural, stormwater management; roadway restoration; and traffic improvements, including traffic signal upgrades and new pavement markings. |
Somerville |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Reading |
The project proposes to capture and attenuate stormwater impacting the Aberjona River by creating adjacent offline storage areas. The constructed stormwater wetlands will reduce inland flooding upstream. Increasing the storage potential upstream in the Mystic River is also a regional climate priority. Paired with invasive species removal/management the project will also improve stream bank stabilization and ecological stability while enhancing open space and trails. Ecological stability is provided by the reversal of habitat loss and prevention of both native plant displacement and monoculture growth. These efforts will mitigate local and regional climate impacts through open space development and nature-based solutions. |
Reading |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New England Forestry Foundation (NEFF) |
The Mohawk Trail Woodlands Partnership, a new model of regional collaboration in Northwest Massachusetts, is focused on sustainability of natural resources – as well as economic sustainability of rural communities where people live, and love to visit. The Action on Forest Climate Resilience request funds related initiatives that bring together forest conservation and stewardship to support continued tourism and recreation-based businesses, along with forest-based businesses. The $1.11 million request will meet a core objective to protect and care for forested lands that are part of the identity of this 21-town region – while also tackling the climate crisis. |
Littleton |
MA |
$1,110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wellfleet |
The funding would allow NPS and USGS to continue analyses and data collection needed to implement the Herring River tidal restoration. This work will: quantify expected reductions in greenhouse house emissions from tidal restoration; test, evaluate, and promote new nature-based solutions for carbon dioxide removal; establish Herring River as the leading Blue Carbon project in New England; demonstrate how restoration of native tidal wetlands enhances Wellfleet’s recreational and commercial shellfish industry; and verify that restored salt marsh and inter-tidal habitats contribute to floodplain resiliency and enhance protection of vulnerable areas in the face increased sea level rise and storm intensity. |
Wellfleet |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Technology |
This request for funding seeks to leverage and enhance the existing assets of the Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Technology Center (MASSTC) for the further development of simple and sustainable onsite wastewater treatment and monitoring technologies and, as importantly, tools and a workforce to manage the nation’s decentralized wastewater infrastructure. To do this, we will:
train and develop a workforce to operate, maintain and sustain onsite wastewater treatment infrastructure
develop tools and soft infrastructure to facilitate efficient management of onsite wastewater infrastructure
perform and coordinate research that leads to onsite wastewater treatment innovations |
Barnstable |
MA |
$2,113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
Bridgewater State University will expand the pipeline of Massachusetts pilots into regional and national airlines. The University will acquire and install one small transportable hangar to house 5 of 11 aircraft, which protects them from the harsh New England weather and allows for more flight training during the winter months. The purchase two Piper Seminole twin-engine planes enables flight training to be in compliance with industry standards for regional and national pilots. Funding will also support the purchase of one full-motion flight simulator that will be used year round - this will be especially useful during the winter season and when there is inclement weather, which both limit opportunities for safe flight training. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$1,358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Acton |
The Town of Acton is seeking to improve existing wastewater discharge capacity by identifying and removing infiltration and inflow (I/I) which contributes to the peak flows and increases overall operating and treatment costs. This proposal continues Acton’s I/I investigation efforts where the last wet weather inspection was completed in 2018. The Middle Fort Pond Brook Wastewater Treatment Facility currently averages approximately 135,000 gpd and factoring in several proposed developments and peak flows based on diurnal sewer patterns, infiltration and inflow (I/I) is very close to the permitted limit on a maximum day basis. |
Acton |
MA |
$172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Plymouth |
The Town of Plymouth requests $4,520,000 in funding for its proposed New Tertiary Filter Project at the Town’s municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant (“WWTP”). The Project—which involves the design, installation, and integration of an additional, tertiary cloth filtration system within the existing groundwater disposal beds at the WWTP—will reduce the discharge of pollutants and pathogens; ensure greater protection of sensitive environmental resources; augment the reliability and resiliency of the facility; and assist the Town with meeting increasingly stringent permitting limits. |
Plymouth |
MA |
$4,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Boston Harbor Now |
Boston Harbor Now, a regional non-profit, ensures that Boston’s waterfront, harbor, and islands are accessible and inclusive and that these assets are properly adapted to the risks of climate change. We accomplish this by advancing a broad vision for public engagement and access to the Harbor and its islands. This funding will enable our organization to sustain and grow our public access programming and to engage the community in nature based research solutions to ameliorate and protect our coastline from the impacts or climate change and sea level rise. |
Boston |
MA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pilgrim Society |
The Plymouth Four Centuries Archives Renovation project focuses on preserving and sharing four centuries of Plymouth life represented in the nationally significant collections and archives of Pilgrim Hall Museum, including historical manuscripts, documents, photographs, and objects. Key priorities are to provide a 21st century level of stewardship for 35,000 rare, fragile, and irreplaceable archival resources. The project includes new environmental and building systems and a complete renovation of the archives area with redesigned layout, high density storage furniture, archival housing for collections, and archival staff for project implementation, including the development of project-related archival internships. |
Plymouth |
MA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Medway |
Stormwater runoff has become an increasingly pervasive problem for the nation’s waterways and the iconic Charles River is no exception. Stormwater channeled through our drainage system is an agent for carrying pollutants including oils, heavy metals, sediment, bacteria, and nutrients into our waterways. These untreated discharges cause significant degradation in water quality, which affects aquatic life, habitat, and limits recreational opportunities. Excess nutrients, specifically phosphorus, causes harmful algae blooms making the Charles River unsafe to boat or swim at times. Furthermore, the algal blooms lead to reduction in dissolved oxygen which is critical for fish, aquatic wildlife, and the ecosystem as a whole. More frequent and intense precipitation events due to climate change exacerbate the impacts of untreated stormwater discharging into our waterways.
To mitigate this issue, the Charles River Watershed communities are tasked with meeting a Total Maximum Daily Load reduction requirement within the next 15 years. The Town of Medway is specifically required to reduce its phosphorus load by 882 pounds. To prevent excess phosphorus from entering the Charles River and its tributaries, the Town must restore previously constructed stormwater structures to their original design in addition to building new structures. By restoring the existing town owned and town managed stormwater structures to their original design, the Town will capture approximately 81 pounds of phosphorus. This is approximately 10% of the total load reduction requirement. Rehabilitating the 95 town managed stormwater structures will not only improve water quality, but it will increase the community's resilience to flooding by restoring the proper storage capacity of these structures. |
Medway |
MA |
$2,944,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tyngsborough |
The project purpose is to install wastewater infrastructure, in a portion of the Phase 3 area, as identified under the State approved Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan. The project will help improve groundwater quality by removing all on site wastewater disposal systems and replace them with municipal sewer. |
Tyngsborough |
MA |
$4,178,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Northborough |
The purpose of this project is to provide the water/wastewater operators with the ability to perform security monitoring and data collection from the remote locations for the Town's critical water and sewer utility services. The existing wastewater lift stations and remote water sites have been installed over multiple years with a variety of technologies and little commonality between them. The inconsistencies between communications technologies creates a challenge for the operators, that has proven to pose potential environmental and life safety risks. |
Town of Northborough |
MA |
$613,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Reading |
The projects' purpose is to complete the final design of a wastewater collection system to serve the commercial corridor within the Town of North Reading. Completing the design will allow the wastewater collection system to advance to the construction phase, which is anticipated to be funded using betterments, local taxes, and/or future state/federal grants. When construction is complete, additional economic and limited potential housing development is anticipated to become a possibility for the Town's commercial corridors of Route 28 (Main Street) and Concord Street. this development will bring additional commercial tax revenue to the Town and potentially reducing the tax burden on residents. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, this project will redirect current wastewater from untreated discharge into the ground to a wastewater treatment plant. |
Town of North Reading |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Reading |
The purpose of this project is to connect municipal and school buildings to the wastewater treatment system owned by the Town and currently operated by its public schools. This project will eliminate the Town's reliance on cesspools and septic systems in an area near the endangered Ipswich River watershed, reducing the amount of untreated wastewater being put into the groundwater and freeing up space on congested Town-owned properties. |
Town of North Reading |
MA |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sudbury |
The Phase 1/1A Sewer System Conceptual/Preliminary Design effort includes the preliminary design of the Towns first municipal Wastewater Treatment Facility and associated groundwater discharge to support removing failing and/or improperly operating septic systems to preserve public health, as well as environmental resources, specifically the Towns major drinking supplies in the Raymond Road and Hop Brook Aquifer areas. |
Town of Sudbury |
MA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Melrose |
Dedicated in 1921 to serve Melrose’s high-density downtown area, Ell Pond Park is a treasured community and regional resource with a range of active and passive recreational facilities surrounding Ell Pond. The 19.1-acre park has long served as the focal point for the City’s recreational needs and its central location serves the broader region seeking outdoor recreation and a quiet respite from urban life. The Park has undergone many upgrades over the years but increased usage and drainage problems have led to deteriorated conditions and put pressure on the fragile ecosystem. To address these concerns the City hired consultants Weston & Sampson to develop a Master Plan for Ell Pond Park. Working with city officials, community members, and other key stakeholders, the Master Plan aims to enhance he public use and enjoyment of this site through improvements to critical infrastructure that also promote our sustainability and climate resiliency goals. After two years of work identifying the needs and outlining improvements and through extensive community engagement, the City is ready to implement these measures and restore the Park in an environmentally sustainable way. |
City of Melrose |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
The drainage system captures stormwater runoff from the site via a series of new deep-sump catchbasins directed to one of several drainage trunk lines. These trunk lines directs the runoff through treatment systems prior to discharge to either a proposed underground storage system, an existing system on the western side of the property, or the municpal drainage system within Woodland Avenue. Prior to these discharges runoff is directed through a propietary water quality unit to provide Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and oil removal in compliance with the City Standards as well as DEP Stormwater Management Regulations. |
City of Gardner |
MA |
$318,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Holyoke |
This project will involve the construction of new stormwater and sewer piping in the River Terrace and surrounding area in Holyoke to eliminate combined sewer overflow no. 21. The project will be implemented in two phases, this first phase will include the Bemis Heights and areas to the east up to the Connecticut River. When both phases are complete, an estimate 58.4 million gallons of combined sewage discharges will be removed from the Connecticut River. |
City of Holyoke |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gloucester |
The City of Gloucester is requesting funding to support the preliminary design phase of our ongoing efforts to make facility improvements and secondary treatment upgrades to our Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF). The City has recently selected a professional engineering firm to provide Owner’s Project Management (OPM) services associated with updating a 2019 evaluation of the WPCF, preparation of designer selection request for qualifications, and designer selection services. The funding requested would help us move forward with the next phase of this project. |
City of Gloucester |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chicopee |
The Chicopee Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) has a design flow of 15.5 million gallons per day and discharges to the Connecticut River, which is tributary to Long Island Sound, an Estuary of National Significance impaired by nitrogen pollution. The Plant will require a $60M upgrade to comply with new Nitrogen removal requirements set by EPA and the State. This stand-alone project can be accomplished within one year and will improve existing process tanks and equipment at the WPCF necessary to implement the larger upgrade. The project will provide immediate measurable nitrogen reductions at the plant to benefit the community environs, the Connecticut River, and the Long Island Sound. The project will also improve energy efficiency at the facility, stabilizing operating costs and taxpayer burden. |
City of Chicopee |
MA |
$2,854,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
This project will replace an 1882 transmission main from the City's treatment facility to our storage tanks. |
City of Gardner |
MA |
$1,009,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
The James Street pump station serves water to the northeast neighborhoods of Gardner. The pump station was built during the 1980's and is need of a renovation. |
City of Gardner |
MA |
$1,153,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Revolutionary Spaces |
Revolutionary Spaces, Inc. (RSI) requests $500,000 in 50/50 matching funds to support urgent preservation and conservation work to address persistent water infiltration issues at Old South Meeting House (OSMH), which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. Water infiltration has been a reoccurring issue at OSMH and has caused significant flooding events that resulted in building damage. Most recently, in 2021, flooding was observed at the southwest portion of the lower-level basement, at the upper-level basement foyer at the west below-grade entrance, and at the center portion of the upper-level basement. During these episodes, water pooled throughout the spaces, which rendered much of the basement and sub-basement unusable and required RSI to move parts of the collection offsite after leaking water from the ceiling damaged several items. After removing sections of drywall, RSI found evidence of significant corrosion in the light gauge steel framing, with some sections completely eroded away. The source of water infiltration related to deterioration of the brick masonry, failing waterproofing along the facade, and backups in the system of storm drains that are linked to the unfortunate improper disposal of hypodermic syringes that occurred when the building was closed during the height of the COVID pandemic. |
Boston |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Revolutionary Spaces |
Revolutionary Spaces, Inc. (RSI) requests $500,000 in matching funds to support preservation and conservation work to address critical climate control and efficiency measures at the Old State House (OSH), listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. Key upgrades at the site include replacing the existing steam heating supply with new energy-efficient boilers and the system’s four air handling units and reconstructing the century-old mechanical room that houses the machinery, as it is close to collapse. |
Boston |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
GreenRoots |
GreenRoots is facing displacement from our waterfront offices. Funding would support GreenRoots' grassroots fundraising campaign to purchase land along the Chelsea Creek which would provide critically important public access to the Creek while housing GreenRoots’ office, a regionally important organization which centers equity and resident-led solutions to the climate crisis. Once land is secured, it would be made available to the community in perpetuity through our Communidades Enraizadas Land Trust, ensuring no low-income or ethnically and racially diverse resident gets displaced from their own waterfront ever again. These efforts will advance land sovereignty, climate resiliency, all while preventing future displacement. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Agawam |
The existing drainage network on South Park Terrace and Lealand Avenue is primarily comprised of dry wells, however, due to poor soil conditions in this area which are not ideal for infiltrating stormwater, surface flooding occurs during heavy rainfall events. This project will mitigate public health risks associated with flooding through construction of a new stormwater conveyance system that discharges to the existing drainage network on Raymond Circle. The South Park Terrace/Lealand Avenue stormwater conveyance system project is identified as the fifth priority capital improvement project in the Town’s Stormwater Master Plan (2021). |
Agawam |
MA |
$4,826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Agawam |
The existing 127-foot-long corrugated metal culvert conveying flows within White Brook under North Street is in structurally poor condition and not adequate during heavy rainfall events. In Fall 2020, significant deterioration of the culvert, and embankment and streambed erosion were detected. This project is identified as second priority for culvert replacement and rehabilitation in the Town’s Capital Improvements Plan (2021) and Stormwater Master Plan (2021), with high likelihood of failure and very high consequence of failure. This project will replace the existing culvert to mitigate public health risk of residents and visitors, as well as restore stream and wildlife connectivity. |
Agawam |
MA |
$1,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Agawam |
The existing stormwater drainage system along Meadow Street is aging, undersized, and failing, which has resulted in historic flooding along Meadow Street and Regency Park Drive. This project will mitigate public health risks associated with flooding through replacement of the existing, failing storm drain infrastructure with new storm drain infrastructure designed to accommodate increasing flows due to more frequent severe storm events resulting from climate change. Additionally, this project will replace adjacent aging water distribution infrastructure. The Meadow Street/Regency Park Drive infrastructure project identified as the third priority capital improvement project in the Town’s Stormwater Master Plan (2021). |
Agawam |
MA |
$4,826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
For preliminary engineering and design |
Hudson County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
For construction |
Hudson County |
NJ |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To initiate a feasibility study for flood risk management and environmental restoration |
Hudson |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To initiate a feasibility study for flood risk management and environmental restoration. |
Morris County |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Periodic nourishment |
Ocean County |
NJ |
$32,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
For periodic nourishment |
Cape May County |
NJ |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
For periodic nourishment |
Cape May County |
NJ |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
For periodic nourishment. |
Atlantic County |
NJ |
$32,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Township of Piscataway |
To provide for low cost electricity through renewable solar power |
Piscataway |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
National September 11 Memorial & Museum |
To retrofit North and South pool lights with LED bulbs which will significantly reduce energy usage at the memorial pools, extend their lifespan, and reduce utilities costs. |
New York |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Lawrenceville |
For construction and alteration for an Administrative Building. |
Lawrenceville |
NJ |
$5,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Sea Girt National Guard Training Center |
To replace the existing outdated 4.16 kV electrical power distribution system at the NJNGTC with a 12.47 kV system to meet current power demand levels |
Sea Girt |
NJ |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic City International Airport |
To construct new Base Main Entry Control Facility |
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic City International Airport |
For planning and design for construction of new hangar addition |
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic City International Airport |
To construct a 4-ship F-16 Mission Training Center |
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst |
To construct a Vertical Skills (Material Handling) and General Instruction Classroom facilities. |
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst |
NJ |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic City International Airport |
For construction of a Tactical Fitness Center |
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Borough of Paulsboro |
For construction of a new, environmentally sustainable municipal complex |
Paulsboro |
NJ |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Woodbine |
To complete preliminary engineering work for a regional sewer project |
Woodbine |
NJ |
$828,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Township of Mount Holly |
To support the conversion and renovation of a former Bank of America building into a new municipal courthouse facility. |
Mount Holly (Mount Holly) |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Clayton |
To purchase a new ladder truck |
Clayton |
NJ |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Deerfield Township |
For the purchase of an electronic messaging board |
Deerfield, Rosenhayn |
NJ |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Meals on Wheels of Salem County |
To purchase a facility where Meals on Wheels of Salem County can create their own commercial kitchen and office spaces. |
Elmer |
NJ |
$499,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Township of Hanover |
For clearing major obstructions from the Whippany River and its major tributaries. |
Whippanny, Hanover Township, East Hanover, Parsippany, and Florham Park. |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Stanhope |
To increase water supply and storage capabilities for the Borough of Stanhope |
Stanhope |
NJ |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bogota |
For replacement of two-way radio system. |
Bogota |
NJ |
$254,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
To provide transportation links for students of Atlantic Cape Community College (Atlantic Cape) who are residents of Atlantic City and Cape May County. |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
NJ |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Englewood |
To purchase portable radios, mobile radios and improve interoperability.
|
Englewood |
NJ |
$1,790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City Of Jersey City |
To expand domestic violence intervention services into the greater Hudson County area. |
Jersey City |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Trenton |
To open and operate the Trenton RISE Center, with the main goal of fostering trust between the police department and City youth. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Burlington |
To upgrade of countywide emergency communications system. |
Burlington County |
NJ |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgian Court University |
To upgrade its ID Card Management System and blue light emergency phones to ensure a safer, more secure campus |
Lakewood |
NJ |
$763,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Inspira Health Network |
To purchase equipment and expand and enhance services that will impact youth directly to prevent community youth violence |
Cumberland County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Law Enforcement Against Drugs and Violence (LEAD) |
To establish a procedure to expand, monitor, evaluate, and assess a statewide training of police/school personnel, and any required materials, in school based digital threat assessment |
Allentown |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth University |
To investigate impacts of climate related environmental change on marine habitats and living marine resources around the Sandy Hook peninsula to promote more vibrant and sustainable fisheries. |
West Long Branch |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Montclair State University |
To bring environmental education to underserved schools and communities, empower students and community members to protect water resources, and inspire future water scientists. |
Montclair |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers University-New Brunswick |
To procure two state-of-the-art hurricane gliders to be dedicated to deployments along the New Jersey coast during hurricane seasons. |
New Brunswick |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Salvation and Social Justice |
To reduce gun violence in Trenton, NJ |
Trenton |
NJ |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Stockton University |
To establish a Coastal Resilience and Maritime Workforce Development Center in Atlantic City to support research and training in alternate energy, coastal resilience, and maritime safety. |
Galloway |
NJ |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newton |
To purchase and install upgraded, interoperable 911 emergency communications response systems |
Newton |
NJ |
$1,333,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Township of Harrison |
For the purchase 85 multi-band radios to replace the single band radios currently used by the Harrison Police Department. |
Harrison |
NJ |
$562,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Township of South Hackensack |
To replace the outdated communications/radio system utilized by the South Hackensack Police Department. |
South Hackensack |
NJ |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Woodcliff Lake |
To install security cameras at various locations throughout the Borough |
Woodcliff Lake |
NJ |
$218,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Berkeley Township, Ocean County NJ |
For the planning design permitting and construction of Western Blvd Extension
|
Berkeley Township, Ocean County NJ |
NJ |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bergenfield |
To expand and renovate the existing park infrastructure.
|
Bergenfield
|
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bound Brook |
To complete reconstruction of the Borough's main pool, repairs to the toddler wading pool, construction of a toddler spray pad, and renovations to the adjacent recreation center.
|
Borough of Bound Brook
|
NJ |
$2,398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Carteret |
To renovate the basement of Cultural Arts Center and improve accessibility by installing an elevator,
|
Borough of Carteret
|
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Carteret |
To replace the roof to address persistent leaking problems.
|
Carteret
|
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Dumont |
To make several much-needed upgrades to the park including constructing new walkways, resurfacing existing walkways and installing a poured-in-place safety surface and the addition of a water feature. |
Borough of Dumont |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Elmwood Park |
For roadway improvements |
Borough of Elmwood Park
|
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough Of Freehold |
For the development and renovation of the 100-year-old Freehold Fire Department's Firehouse |
Borough Of Freehold
|
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Glassboro |
For construction of a new Library/Community Center for the Borough of Glassboro
|
Borough of Glassboro
|
NJ |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Glen Rock |
To replace the existing elevator with one that is ADA compliant.
|
Borough of Glen Rock
|
NJ |
$473,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Haledon |
To improve various municipal recreational fields and facilities. |
Haledon
|
NJ |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Hopatcong |
To complete capital infrastructure improvements and renovations to all municipal parks
|
Hopatcong
|
NJ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Leonia |
For purchase of shuttle bus to provide transportation services for senior citizens. |
Leonia
|
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Lodi |
For purchase of shuttle bus to provide transportation services for senior citizens. |
Borough of Lodi
|
NJ |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Moonachie |
To repair the Moonachie Civic Center. The Borough of Moonachie's Civic Center is a vital community facility located immediately adjacent to Joseph Street Park in Bergen County, NJ.
|
Borough of Moonachie
|
NJ |
$1,549,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of National Park |
For construction of vendor village and town square gazebo
|
Borough of National Park
|
NJ |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Northvale |
To complete irrigation and ground improvements at Veterans Park |
Borough of Northvale |
NJ |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Oakland |
For the replacement of Patriot's Way Bridge |
Borough of Oakland
|
NJ |
$5,877,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Oakland |
For the purchase and installation of a DC fast charger in the Borough's Shopper's Lot.
|
Oakland
|
NJ |
$323,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Oradell |
To complete preservation improvements to the Oradell Railroad Station.
|
Borough of Oradell |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Penns Grove |
For the purchase and installation of a Splash Pad for youth recreation. |
Borough of Penns Grove
|
NJ |
$267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Pompton Lakes |
For the restoration of the playgrounds area and park pathways
|
Borough of Pompton Lakes
|
NJ |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Ridgefield |
To complete roadway improvements and resurfacing. |
Borough of Ridgefield
|
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Riverdale |
For construction of field lighting for youth sports programs
|
Riverdale
|
NJ |
$519,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Roseland |
For recreational park improvements.
|
Borough of Roseland
|
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Totowa |
To replace the synthetic turf on the two Lincoln Fields at the PAL Fields Complex.
|
Borough of Totowa
|
NJ |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burlington County Human Services |
For construction of a homeless shelter
|
Burlington County Human Services
|
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Health System, Inc |
To purchase non-ambulance vehicles to provide transportation for patients to maintain access to healthcare. |
Trenton
|
NJ |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bayonne |
For reconstruction ADA compliant Buddy Baseball field at 11th Street |
Bayonne |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
To install a new traffic light system at North Ave/Jackson Ave and a new traffic light system at East Jersey Street and Jefferson Avenue.
|
City of Elizabeth
|
NJ |
$704,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hoboken |
To complete the acquisition of the Union Dry Dock property
|
Hoboken
|
NJ |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hoboken |
To complete the redesign of Sinatra Drive between 4th Street and 11th/Hudson Streets
|
City of Hoboken
|
NJ |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City Of Jersey City |
To construct a food pantry facility at the Currie Woods Revitalization Center to better serve the needs of housing residents and the greater Greenville neighborhood. |
Jersey City
|
NJ |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City Of Jersey City |
To reconstruct 14 segments of the Morris Canal Greenway in Jersey City.
|
City Of Jersey City
|
NJ |
$2,022,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
To renovate and upgrade the historic Lincoln Park to accelerate the redevelopment of the Lincoln Park Neighborhood
|
Newark
|
NJ |
$3,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Orange Township |
To renovate the Transit Shelter House at the Orange Transit Station.
|
City of Orange Township
|
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Passaic |
For construction of a parking deck located at the corner of State and Passaic Street |
City of Passaic
|
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Paterson |
To rehabilitate the Johnny Briggs Baseball Field at Westside Park with new fencing, lighting, and synthetic turf.
|
City of Paterson
|
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Perth Amboy |
For improvements to Veterans Memorial Youth League Complex Park
|
Perth Amboy
|
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Plainfield |
For facilities renovations and improvements. |
City of Plainfield
|
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Summit |
For construction of rail-to-trails Summit Park Line project. |
City of Summit
|
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wildwood |
To reconstruct five failing public access ramps to the Wildwood Boardwalk at four street ends, as part of an ongoing, multi-phase Boardwalk Reconstruction project.
|
City of Wildwood
|
NJ |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Services Inc. of Ocean County |
To purchase vehicles for meals delivery
|
Community Services Inc. of Ocean County
|
NJ |
$271,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For the replacement of a 60" corrugated metal pipe in Jackson Avenue and Riverside Avenue.
|
County of Bergen
|
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For subsurface soil stabilization to resolve the continuous sinking of River Road in Edgewater between Gorge Road and the Hudson County line.
|
County of Bergen
|
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For engineering, design and construction of a community center and associated recreational facilities at Overpeck County Park.
|
County of Bergen |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For expansion of mixed use bus terminal redevelopment
|
Hackensack |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
To acquire and reclaim approximately nine acres of industrial property located in East Rutherford and Rutherford for recreational use.
|
County of Bergen
|
NJ |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Camden |
For construction and renovations of the Camden County Correctional Facility Reentry Release and Resource Center.
|
City of Camden
|
NJ |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Camden |
For construction and expansion of the Culinary arts program and Manufacturing Engineering Technology program.
|
County of Camden |
NJ |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Camden |
For the construction facilities to provide meals to low income seniors.
|
County of Camden
|
NJ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Monmouth |
For the replacement of Bridge MA-9 on Monmouth County Route 6A (Ravine Drive) over Matawan Creek and Rehabilitation of Lake Lefferts Dam, Borough of Matawan.
|
County of Monmouth |
NJ |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Monmouth |
For roadway improvements including signalization, widening sidewalks and curbing to enhance pedestrian safety |
County of Monmouth |
NJ |
$3,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Passaic |
For streetscaping along Great Falls Gateway
|
Paterson
|
NJ |
$972,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Union |
For construction and equipment to improve Union County's homeless shelter capacity.
|
Elizabeth
|
NJ |
$516,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delran Township |
For demolition of abandoned foundry on a property slated for low-income housing
|
Delran Township
|
NJ |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Food Bank of South Jersey |
To purchase hybrid delivery trucks and vans.
|
Food Bank of South Jersey |
NJ |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Mount Zion Community Development Corp. |
To convert and rehabilitate an old school building into a community-based hub center
|
Greater Mount Zion Community Development Corporation
|
NJ |
$3,038,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hamilton Township |
To make necessary repairs and installation of Library windows.
|
Hamilton Township
|
NJ |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hopeloft, A New Jersey Nonprofit Organization |
For building improvements and expansion of meeting spaces for non-profit organizations. |
Bridgeton |
NJ |
$920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hopeloft, A New Jersey Nonprofit Organization |
To fund a project manager, storage facilities, and community pantry to support the emergency needs of vulnerable populations including Afghan and Ukrainian refugees and homeless youth.
|
Bridgeton |
NJ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson County New Jersey |
For improvements to County Road 653/County Avenue in Secaucus
|
Secaucus |
NJ |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kean University |
To develop a plan to revitalize the distressed Coalport neighborhood in the City of Trenton
|
Trenton |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mayo Performing Arts Center |
For a capital expansion of the Mayo Performing Arts Center
|
Morristown |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Meals on Wheels of Mercer County |
To purchase a refrigerated truck
|
Mercer County |
NJ |
$81,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mercer County, New Jersey |
To replace four bridges on Howell Living History Farm that are unsafe.
|
Mercer County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, Cape MAC |
To support planning initiatives and capital improvements at Cape May MAC's historic Emlen Physick Estate.
|
Cape May |
NJ |
$1,602,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Middlesex County |
For equipment and construction to advance a Vision Zero project along a 1-mile corridor in the City of New Brunswick
|
Middlesex County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery Township |
To install an all-inclusive playground geared towards children with special needs.
|
Montgomery Township
|
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial & Museum |
The 9/11 Memorial has identified 28 trees that have become infected with anon-curable virus; 3 of which are in declining condition and require replacement.
|
New York |
NY |
$130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Borough of Fairview |
To digitally scan and archive the Borough of Fairview's municipal documents. |
Fairview |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Kean University |
To expand research space in ILSE's incubator, supporting entrepreneurs and early-stage companies in NJ life-science ecosystem in Union-Essex and surrounding urban area. |
Union |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
NJ Small Business Development Center at Kean Univ |
To provide research data identifying obstacles that exist for underrepresented businesses to access local and State contract opportunities; and, develop non-credit trainings to better prepare them. |
Union |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Monmouth University |
To develop, educate, and accelerate entrepreneurs within Monmouth and Middlesex Counties with a particular focus on underserved communities. |
Long Branch |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Community Development Corporation |
To help pay for the construction of an addition to the Great Falls Youth Center and acquire next door parcel to permit us to serve additional Paterson youth.
|
Paterson |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
For construction of a 53,000 sf center for arts training
|
Newark |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newark Public Radio |
For building and facilities repairs |
Newark |
NJ |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Old Bridge Township |
For construction of a new Community Building in the Township of Old Bridge.
|
Old Bridge Township
|
NJ |
$5,033,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saint Elizabeth University |
To improve building to make it ADA compliant.
|
Morristown |
NJ |
$3,065,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Jersey Port Corporation |
To purchase 6 additional acres to accommodate the planned bulk cargo operations and offshore wind O&M activities at the Port of Salem.
|
Salem |
NJ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. James Social Service Corporation |
For purchase of mobile food van and facilities improvements |
Essex County |
NJ |
$204,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tenafly Rotary Club Charitable Organization |
To transform and preserve the unused railroad corridor running through six Bergen County towns into a regional state-of-the-art, multi-use, active transportation and recreational facility.
|
Bergen County |
NJ |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Towhnship of Stafford |
To Construct a Skate Park for the youth of the community.
|
Township of Stafford
|
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hammonton |
To develop a master plan and subsequent design work inclusive of professional landscape architecture and park planning which will establish diverse, multi-generational opportunities for recreation.
|
Town of Hammonton
|
NJ |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Morristown |
To make improvements to Gramby Park, located on Lincoln Street in Morristown, by converting the existing restroom facility structure and installing a new prefabricated restroom building on site.
|
Morristown |
NJ |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Secaucus |
For the construction of a senior services building and community center.
|
Town of Secaucus
|
NJ |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Belleville |
For the conversion of Rifle Range (also known as Pistol Range), an underutilized former ballfield, into a vibrant communal outdoor space.
|
Township of Belleville
|
NJ |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Edison |
To create recreation and meeting space for seniors within Edison Township. |
Edison
|
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Evesham |
To provide a state of the art inclusive playground for all children and young adults of varying abilities
|
Township of Evesham
|
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Hamilton |
For capital improvements to Liepe Field Park |
Township of Hamilton, Atlantic County
|
NJ |
$990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Lakewood |
To construct new roads, sidewalks, street lighting, sanitary sewer, drinking water, stormwater management, drainage, and landscaping to address traffic congestion and that will support new housing development.
|
Lakewood
|
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Lebanon |
For milling and paving of roadways
|
Township of Lebanon
|
NJ |
$814,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Middletown |
For the construction of an ADA-accessible beach-access crossover connecting Ideal Beach to Bray Avenue.
|
Township of Middletown
|
NJ |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Nutley |
For the repurposing of an outdated and undersized baseball field into a dedicated outdoor concert venue.
|
Township of Nutley
|
NJ |
$149,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Piscataway |
For the construction of a new wing that will provide room for educational programs and workshops.
|
Township of Piscataway
|
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of South Brunswick |
For construction and equipment for intersection improvements to a signalized intersection.
|
Township of South Brunswick
|
NJ |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of West Orange |
To invest in rehabilitating O'Connor Park's half basketball courts, handball courts and ice hockey skating rink to provide physical activities for all residents and visitors.
|
Township of West Orange
|
NJ |
$1,159,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Woodbridge |
To purchase electric shuttle buses to facilitate access to downtown
|
Woodbridge |
NJ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West New York NJ Housing Authority |
For renovation and installation of equipment that will enhance access and provide greater safety for seniors and low income residents in public housing
|
West New York |
NJ |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Aerospace Research and Technology Park |
To develop a core Command & Control (C2) system for critical and emerging technologies associated with autonomous vehicles that would safely and securely operate on and around an airfield environment. |
Atlantic and Burlington Counties |
NJ |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
For acquisition of Mobile Emergency and Homeless Case Management vehicle. |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Jersey Transportation Authority |
For design of a cargo taxiway at Atlantic City International Airport for the development of cargo service. |
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
New Jersey Coastal Coalition |
To develop a network of 165 webcams to monitor real-time flooding conditions |
Atlantic, Cape May, and Ocean Counties |
NJ |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of Carteret |
To renovate, and expand the Carteret Office of Emergency Management (OEM) building. |
Carteret |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of Manville |
To expand and upgrade emergency siren technology in Manville to further public safety |
Manville |
NJ |
$156,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of Metuchen |
To construct the Metuchen Borough Emergency Services Center |
Metuchen |
NJ |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of Oakland |
To install emergency generators first responding agencies |
Oakland |
NJ |
$443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
City of Gloucester |
To reconstruct the Gloucester City Seawall located at Proprietors Park in Gloucester City. |
Gloucester City |
NJ |
$2,238,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
City of North Wildwood |
To extend seawall in North Wildwood |
North Wildwood |
NJ |
$9,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
City of North Wildwood |
To develop and construct flood resiliency improvements to the infrastructure on 5th Avenue Park |
North Wildwood |
NJ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Montgomery Township |
To purchase severely flood-damaged properties and convert into open space |
Belle Mead |
NJ |
$1,212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Township of Little Falls |
To rehabilitate the riverbank at Peckman River in Little Falls |
Little Falls |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Township of Monroe |
To conduct engineering study and develop mitigation strategies |
Monroe |
NJ |
$937,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Middlesex County |
To identify and address gaps in flood resiliency planning within the Southern Middlesex region |
Middlesex County |
NJ |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority |
For construction of water treatment plant upgrade to remove PFOS contaminant |
Willingboro |
NJ |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Guttenberg |
To eliminate an open concrete structure in the CSO outfall pipe |
Guttenberg |
NJ |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Pequannock |
For the construction of a water treatment system to remove PFAS from the Township's potable water supply. |
Pompton Plans |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township Of North Bergen |
To mitigate storm water run off |
North Bergen |
NJ |
$6,048,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Bloomfield |
To replace 30 lead service lines along North 16th Street |
Bloomfield |
NJ |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Collingswood |
To remove contaminants such as PFAS and 1, 4 Dioxane and rebuild municipal water plant |
Collingswood |
NJ |
$5,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
180 Turning Lives Around, Inc. |
To hire mental health clinicians and related professionals to provide supports including mental health assessments, trauma-informed counseling, and outreach/education services in schools and throughout the community. |
Monmouth County |
NJ |
$565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
To provide mental health services for students of Atlantic Cape Community College |
Mays Landing |
NJ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Health System |
To renovate and expand the Maternity Center
|
Summit |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Health System |
For renovations at the Union Campus Emergency Department
|
Union |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Health System |
To provide cardiac imaging at Newton Medical Center and move existing CT scanner to Hackettstown Medical Center
|
Sussex and Warren County |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center |
For expansion of Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment Center
|
Atlantic County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bancroft |
To provide technology/assistive devices to equip smart homes for adults with disabilities. |
Cherry Hill |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bergen Community College |
To establish learning center in low income communities.
|
Bergen County |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bergen Community College |
For expansion of the College's Center for Online Learning
|
Bergen County |
NJ |
$1,402,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bergen Community College |
To purchase flight simulator equipment and upgrades to train associate degree-seeking aviation students.
|
Bergen County |
NJ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Caldwell University |
For preparing students for careers in the sciences by promoting science, research, and computer science majors |
Caldwell |
NJ |
$444,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Caldwell University |
Post-covid, to invigorate/re-charge faculty and student passions for teaching and learning by converting three classrooms into dynamic active learning spaces and to offer pedological faculty training.
|
Caldwell |
NJ |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Caldwell University |
To inform, attract, retain, and graduate increasing numbers of Hispanic and low-income students in research and the pursuit of degrees/careers in computer science that offer socio-economic mobility.
|
Caldwell |
NJ |
$415,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Caldwell University |
To purchase new simulation equipment and upgrades to the sim and Nursing Skills labs |
Caldwell |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Camden County College |
To develop a Center designed to break down barriers to student success at Camden County College in order to promote retention and completion of academic and career goals.
|
Camden County |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City Of Jersey City |
To establish specialized apprenticeship program for unemployed low-to-middle-income youth |
Jersey City |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
For construction and renovation of community health clinic at the Speedway Avenue School in the City of Newark
|
Newark |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Paterson |
To hire social workers for the recently launched Appropriate Medically Assisted Treatment Anytime, Anywhere (AMATAA) referral program (now branded as "RealFix".
|
Paterson |
NJ |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cooper University Health Care |
To purchase equipment for new private rooms at Cooper Hospital that serve historically disadvantaged, underserved, and marginalized individuals
|
Camden County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County College of Morris |
To purchase equipment and create cybersecurity curriculum for the CCM Cybersecurity Center
|
Morris County |
NJ |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County College of Morris |
For equipment and curriculum development
|
Morris County |
NJ |
$1,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House New Jersey |
To provide youth between the ages of 18-24 years old who are experiencing homelessness with employment skill training, education, financial literacy, social navigation and wellness development in Covenant House New Jersey's Dove Learning Center. |
Newark |
NJ |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Drew University |
To purchase equipment for and make upgrades to STEM-related equipment and instrumentation |
Morris County |
NJ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Englewood Public School District |
To fund curriculum development, textbooks, and math and English/language arts interventionists for Englewood Public School District.
|
Englewood |
NJ |
$2,263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Essex County College |
To purchase equipment for biology/chemistry labs that support minority students taking pre-requisites for allied health programs. |
Essex County |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairleigh Dickinson University |
To provide professional development seminars to law enforcement personnel at every level to municipal and county police organizations throughout the state.
|
Teaneck |
NJ |
$264,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgian Court University |
To purchase simulation lab and educational equipment for the Georgian Court-Hackensack Meridian Health School of Nursing.
|
Lakewood |
NJ |
$317,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgian Court University |
To construct a Nursing Wing in the Nursing & Health Sciences Building for the Georgian Court-Hackensack Meridian Health School of Nursing
|
Lakewood |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Holy Name Hopsital |
To establish a Graduate Medical Education Center |
Bergen County |
NJ |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hopeloft, A New Jersey Nonprofit Organization |
To support a long-term mentoring and college-readiness program. |
Bridgeton |
NJ |
$368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hopeloft, A New Jersey Nonprofit Organization 40 E |
To establish a workforce program designed to equip hard-to-employ youth with the job training, life skills, and wrap-around services.
|
Bridgeton |
NJ |
$408,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Renaissance Foundation |
For facility expansion
|
Edison |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kean University Department Of Human Resources |
To establish a University-assisted, two-generation (2Gen) strategy for parents and caregivers of students in Kean University's pipeline development programs.
|
Union County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kessler Foundation |
For equipment upgrades to the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner |
Morris County |
NJ |
$1,471,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
KFM Making A Difference in the Community |
For an anti-bullying program for New Jersey K-12 students |
Hoboken |
NJ |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lakewood Resource and Referral Center |
To install security system for a new Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) site being built in the southern side of Lakewood, New Jersey.
|
Lakewood |
NJ |
$207,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifetown Inc. |
For construction of a Therapeutic Aquatic Center, designed to meet the medical needs of children, adults and seniors with disabilities.
|
Livingston |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LISC-New Jersey |
To provide financial empowerment services for economically vulnerable families.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melanin and Maternal Wellness |
To train midwives, doulas, and community health workers, targeting those within the community.
|
Burlington |
NJ |
$1,770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Middlesex College |
For the development of new workforce training programs that lead to industry-recognized credentials and career pathways in high-demand fields in Middlesex County.
|
Middlesex County |
NJ |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Middlesex College |
To implement a holistic student support model to improve retention and graduation rates for adult learners, and address equity gaps.
|
Middlesex County |
NJ |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth University |
To provide support Community Care Telehealth Clinic for mental health services
|
Monmouth County |
NJ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey City University |
To provide equitable access to high-demand online nursing education
|
Jersey City |
NJ |
$782,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Institute of Technology |
To develop and implement a Community College Pre-Engineering Network Initiative for four-year university bound community college students
|
Newark |
NJ |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Institute of Technology |
To develop, implement and test a comprehensive pre-apprenticeship skill-training program in advanced manufacturing and mechatronics.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
To expand arts education and professional development for educators.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Sharing Network |
For the purchase of lab equipment in the transplant research lab.
|
New Providence |
NJ |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohel Children's Home and Family Services |
To expand the number of highly-trained staff to provide trauma services.
|
Bergen, Middlesex, Ocean, Passaic, and Union Counties |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mercer County |
To address the ecological and environmental impacts of tree loss |
Mercer County |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parker Family Health Center |
For expansion and renovations for healthcare clinic
|
Red Bank |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Push to Walk |
To purchase equipment for physical rehabilitation and wellness program for survivors of spinal cord injury, brain injury, stroke, developmental disabilities, and other neurologic chronic conditions.
|
Bergen County |
NJ |
$568,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cape May |
For engineering and designing of drinking water treatment plant expansion. |
City of Cape May |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental |
To provide literacy resources to the local community.
|
Trenton |
NJ |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rider University |
To expand the diversity, equity, and inclusion of underrepresented groups studying Cybersecurity at Rider University
|
Lawrenceville |
NJ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rowan University |
To establish a Green Jobs Academy to build pathways to industry credentials and degrees to address the state's growing demand for a trained green energy workforce
|
Glassboro |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences |
For nursing simulation equipment
|
Newark |
NJ |
$951,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers University–Camden |
For programming and staffing support for community centers in the City of Camden
|
Camden |
NJ |
$1,405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers University–Newark |
To support creation of a one-stop reentry, education, workforce, business development and community hub for justice impacted youth and people re-entering our community from incarceration.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey |
To expand the Rutgers Summer Service Initiative for students engaging in public/community service.
|
New Brunswick |
NJ |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of New Milford |
For removal and replacement of sanitary sewer pipe |
New Milford |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Borough of Prospect Park |
For main sewer line replacement |
Prospect Park |
NJ |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carneys Point Township Sewerage Authority |
For engineering and design for the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant in Carneys Point Township, New Jersey. |
Carneys Point |
NJ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Flemington |
For construction of potable water wells |
Flemington |
NJ |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
For replacement of lead service lines |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$2,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of North Caldwell |
For replacement of watermains in the Borough |
North Caldwell |
NJ |
$943,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RWJBarnabas Health Cooperman Medical Center |
To purchase equipment that will facilitate deploying physicians out in the community at the scene of emergencies to improve access to life saving care
|
Livingston |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Elizabeth University |
To expand and upgrade audio-visual capabilities for Health Science Simulation Center
|
Morristown |
NJ |
$264,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seton Hall University |
To expand and upgrade the Healthcare Simulation Center
|
South Orange |
NJ |
$1,140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Fort Lee |
For renovations and upgrades to sewer pump station. |
Fort Lee |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seton Hall University |
To develop online tools to increase community involvement in post-release issues
|
South Orange |
NJ |
$632,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills |
To replace Well 1A with a new groundwater well |
Parsippany |
NJ |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Florence Township |
For construction of new sewer pump station and upgrades to existing sewer pump station |
Florence |
NJ |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Woodland Park |
For the installation of sewer main line |
Woodland Park |
NJ |
$709,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
To purchase equipment computer cluster and satellite receiving station
|
Hoboken |
NJ |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Great Expectations |
For Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) for outpatient services |
Somerset |
NJ |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The College of New Jersey |
Support for initial and continued doula training program
|
Ewing |
NJ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Hero One Foundation |
To purchase equipment
|
Mount Laurel |
NJ |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The School for Children with Hidden Intelligence |
To purchase Universal Exercise Therapy Treatment Devices t.
|
Lakewood |
NJ |
$455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Valley Hospital |
To purchase additional in-room sensor technology
|
Ridgewood |
NJ |
$609,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas Edison State University |
For renovations and associated equipment for simulation room
|
Trenton |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas Edison State University |
For virtual reality and digital simulation learning opportunities for students entering the field of Nursing and other related health care programs.
|
Trenton |
NJ |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Union County College |
To train area residents to fill high demand high wage jobs in the trades.
|
Union County |
NJ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Union County |
To expand mental health and recovery support programs
|
Union County |
NJ |
$661,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Essex County |
To expand Financial Opportunity Centers serving low-income communities in Essex, Union, Hudson, Morris and Bergen.
|
Essex, Union, Hudson, Morris and Bergen Counties |
NJ |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virtua Health |
To expand Virtua Health's existing pediatric behavioral health programs to add a Burlington County location.
|
Burlington County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey |
To purchase equipment for the expansion of dental and pharmacy services |
Asbury Park |
NJ |
$1,485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
William Patterson University |
For scholarships for students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic |
Wayne |
NJ |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Woodland Country Day School |
To create a Math Academy at Woodland Country Day School to serve ask risk youth in Cumberland and Salem Counties.
|
Bridgeton |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Edgewater |
For improvements and rehabilitation of Pump Station No. 4. |
Edgewater |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northern New Jersey |
To facilitate a sustainable early childhood education and care system links licensed early childhood education centers with registered home-based provider
|
Morris County |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northern New Jersey |
To develop and implement United For ALICE@Work workforce development initiative
|
Morris County |
NJ |
$642,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woodbury |
To reconstruct storm water sewer system infrastructure |
Woodbury |
NJ |
$469,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hackensack |
For a combined sewer separation project |
Hackensack |
NJ |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Plainfield |
To install a comprehensive storm sewer system |
Plainfield |
NJ |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Burlington Township |
For internal and external restoration of two elevated water tanks. |
Burlington Township |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Cliffside Park |
For repair and improvements to stormwater pipes |
Cliffside Park |
NJ |
$1,548,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough Of Red Bank |
For the removal and replacement of lead pipes on the western side of the Borough |
Red Bank |
NJ |
$1,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Alpha |
To construct a new potable water storage tank. |
Alpha |
NJ |
$3,321,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Garfield |
For the removal of lead service lines. |
Garfield |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rahway |
For the replacement of lead contaminated service lines and improve the City's water quality. |
Rahway |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dover |
For replacement of lead service lines |
Dover |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Teaneck |
To improve the stormwater conveyance system |
Teaneck |
NJ |
$1,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
To research and erect a monument of the more than 313 African free, enslaved ancestors, buried within the cemetery of the Siloam Hope First Presbyterian Church |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of East Newark |
For water service infrastructure improvements in the Borough of East Newark. |
East Newark |
NJ |
$2,412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
North Unit Irrigation District |
Funding would be used to conduct a feasibility study and environmental compliance of the Crooked River Water Quality and Supply Reliability Pumping Plant project to increase regional water supply and instream flow to the Lower Crooked River. |
Madras |
OR |
$3,445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Klamath Irrigation District |
Funding would be used to update and develop a stormwater management master plan for the Klamath Falls Suburban Area to address runoff and incidental flooding. |
City of Klamath Falls |
OR |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for critical repairs and modernization of the Cole Rivers Hatchery, which serves to mitigate the loss of salmon and steelhead habitat. |
Lane County |
OR |
$10,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for critical repairs and modernization of the Cole Rivers Hatchery, which serves to mitigate the loss of salmon and steelhead habitat. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Columbia River to support economic development and job creation. |
N/A |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance in Coos Bay to support economic development and job creation. |
N/A |
OR |
$10,528,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for a survey of the Coquille River jetties, as well as for wave model development, to support economic development, public safety, and efficient transit. |
N/A |
OR |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
High Desert Partnership |
Funding would be used to support for a biomass infrastructure project that will support the health of the forest, reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire, and promote economic development in the community. |
Harney County |
OR |
$638,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Southern Oregon University |
Funding would be used for equipment and permitting for the installation of solar energy at Southern Oregon University to increase their use of renewable energy and reduce tuition cost. |
Ashland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used to support use of an STS Crane |
Wasco County |
OR |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Klamath County Economic Development Association |
Funding would be used for water quality improvement project to enhance lake ecosystems and recreational usability. |
Klamath Falls |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Medford Irrigation District |
Funding would be used for the installation of floating solar for regional irrigation districts and low-income Oregonians in order to reduce energy costs, conserve water, and improve water quality. |
Central Point |
OR |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
North Unit Irrigation District |
Funding would be used for fish screen design and installation completion on the North Unit Canal to comply with state and federal standards, reducing impacts to fish and wildlife in the area. |
Bend |
OR |
$9,309,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Seeds for the Sol |
Funding would be used for expansion of Oregon’s energy efficiency incentives to underrepresented and Low-to-Moderate Income (LMI) homeowners by providing zero interest loans to LMI clients for solar, hybrid water heaters and ductless heat pumps. |
Corvallis |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for the assessment of the Port of Garibaldi North Jetty to determine erosion and the likelihood of breach or damage, which compromises truck and vessel safety and efficiency, increases emissions, and jeopardizes Port revenue. |
Garibaldi |
OR |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Umpqua River to support economic development and job creation. |
Reedsport |
OR |
$702,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Toledo |
Funding would be used for the construction of two waste treatment modules as well as a manufacturing and technology center to train students, to build, maintain, sell, and ship modules nationwide. |
Toledo |
OR |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Willamette River to support economic development and job creation. |
Portland |
OR |
$374,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Skipanon Channel to support economic development and job creation. |
Warrenton |
OR |
$1,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Yaquina River to support economic development and job creation. |
Toledo |
OR |
$2,249,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lone Pine Irrigation District |
Funding would be used for implementation of the Lone Pine Authorized Watershed Plan. |
Terrebone |
OR |
$2,548,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
East Fork Irrigation District |
Funding would support the implementation of the East Fork authorized Watershed Plan |
Odell |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Capaces Leadership Institute |
Funding would be used for construction and renovation of the Anahuac Farm and Cultural Center |
Turner |
OR |
$412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Oregon Regional Theater Inc |
Funding would be used for facility construction |
Turner |
OR |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Agricultural Research Service |
Funding would support necessary facility repairs and improvements |
Corvallis |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Agricultural Research Service |
Funding would support necessary facility repairs and improvements |
Burns |
OR |
$408,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Agricultural Research Service |
Funding would support necessary facility repairs and improvements |
Pendelton |
OR |
$1,854,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakridge |
Funding would be used to rehabilitate the Willamette Activity Center |
Oakridge |
OR |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Clatsop County |
Funding would be used for facility improvements at the Clatsop County Courthouse |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$202,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grant County CyberMill |
Funding would be for CyberMill expansion |
Grant County |
OR |
$103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Josephy Center for Arts and Culture |
Funding would be used for facility improvements at The Josephy Center. |
Joseph |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Mosier |
Funding would be used to support the Mosier Community Center |
Joseph |
OR |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook YMCA |
Funding would be used for the planning and construction of a multi-purpose community facility |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$964,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Union County Fair Association |
Funding would be used to support water infrastructure improvements at the Union County Fairgrounds |
Union County |
OR |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
Funding would be used to expand internet access in Tillamook County |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Treasure Valley Community College Foundation |
Funding would be used to support the creation of Virtual Classrooms |
Malheur County |
OR |
$179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler County Court |
Funding would be used to support the creation of Virtual Classrooms |
Wheeler County |
OR |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of John Day |
Funding would be used to support construction of a new library in Grant County |
John Day |
OR |
$1,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Umatilla |
Funding would be used to construct of specially-designed housing facilities for National Guard soldiers engaged in critical training at Camp Umatilla, Oregon. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Umatilla |
Funding would be used to construct of a dining facility for up to 400 soldiers engaged in critical training at Camp Umatilla, Oregon. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$10,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base |
Funding would be used to construct of a facility at Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base in Klamath, Oregon, to conduct communications operations in support of the current mission. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$3,711,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Helens, Oregon |
Funding would support purchase critical technology and equipment to meet national standards and ensure high quality service and investigations, including forensic workstations and secure storage. |
St. Helens |
OR |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Air National Guard - 125th Special Tactics |
Funding would be used for phase one construction of a facility for ongoing training and operations of the Air National Guard in Portland, Oregon. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Air National Guard - 125th Special Tactics |
Funding would be used for phase two construction of a facility for ongoing training and operations of the Air National Guard in Portland, Oregon. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$18,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lane County Government |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment for the dispatch center |
Lane County |
OR |
$176,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
Funding would be used to support a reentry program |
Tillamook |
OR |
$243,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Union County Sheriff's Office |
Funding would be used to support equipment acquisition. |
La Grande |
OR |
$74,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ocean Foundation |
Funding would be used to support the Oregon Kelp Forest Stewardship Initiative |
Port Orford |
OR |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
Funding would be used to support an Ocean Research Technical Innovation Program. |
Newport, Oregon |
OR |
$1,062,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
Funding would be used to support the Medford Livability Team Mental Health Expansion. |
Medford |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Tigard |
Funding would be used to support a community service officer. |
Tigard |
OR |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funding would be used to support staffing |
Forest Grove |
OR |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairview |
Funding would be used to support a community resource deputy. |
Fairview, Oregon |
OR |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Geos Institute |
Funding would be used to support a Oregon Climate Innovation Center. |
Ashland |
OR |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Eugene |
Funding would be used to acquire body cameras. |
Eugene |
OR |
$1,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funding would be used to support a Community Health System Navigator. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Tillamook, Oregon |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to support case management |
Portland |
OR |
$2,042,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Union County Emergency Services |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
La Grande |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to support the Community Safety Plan Pilot Project |
Portland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler County Office of Emergency Management |
Funding would be used for acquiring new vehicles and communications equipment
|
Fossil |
OR |
$1,019,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Sheriff's Office |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Newport |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Portland State University |
Funding would be use to support the establishment of a Microplastics Research Center. |
Portland, OR |
OR |
$785,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communications system. |
Medford |
OR |
$1,444,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook Estuaries Partnership |
Funding would support the expansion of the climate monitoring program
|
Garibaldi |
OR |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Douglas County Sheriff's Office |
Funding would be used to acquire mobile command center. |
Roseburg, OR |
OR |
$241,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Morrow County |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Heppner, Oregon |
OR |
$1,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Coquille Indian Tribe |
Funding would be used to support the Coquille River Salmon Conservation project. |
North Bend |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Gorge Community College |
Funding would be used to acquire advanced manufacturing research equipment. |
The Dalles |
OR |
$441,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Douglas County Oregon Radio Communications |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Roseburg |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Irrigon |
Fund would be used to support the Irrigon Business Incubator |
Irrigon |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Oregon Industrial Hemp Farmers Association |
Funding would be used to support the hemp industry |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to support the Legacy Business Preservation program |
Portland |
OR |
$342,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
NAMC-Oregon |
Funding would be used to support black and other minority businesses |
Portland |
OR |
$342,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Columbia Economic Team |
Funding would be used to support the Columbia County Advanced and Additive Manufacturing Small Business Incubator |
Donald |
OR |
$814,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Williams & Russell CDC |
Funding would be used to support black entrepreneurs |
Portland |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Eugene |
Funding would be used to complete construction of a new facility for the Eugene YMCA. |
Eugene |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District |
Funding will be used to design an ADA-accessible, paved trail connection covering a critical 1,000-foot gap in the Waterhouse Community Trail. |
Washington County |
OR |
$434,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
Funding would be used to construct a portion of the multi-use path along Cape Kiwanda Drive. |
Pacific City |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clatsop County |
Funds would be used to build a safer transportation network by constructing an alternative access route to Westport, OR from US30 to the Ferry terminal, boat landing, and park on the Columbia River. |
Westport |
OR |
$1,410,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlton |
Funding would be used to reconstruct three blocks of West Main Street in rural Carlton, OR in order to increase its capacity, provide safe sidewalk access, and create a welcoming entry to the community. |
Carlton |
OR |
$1,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pendleton |
Funds are needed to upgrade Pendleton’s Vert Auditorium. |
Pendleton |
OR |
$1,934,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used for the installation of concrete barrier and a widened multi-use path between a busy multilane highway to safely accommodate people walking or biking across the Snake River Bridge and I-84 Interstate Bridge. |
Ontario |
OR |
$4,487,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used to design and construct pedestrian facilities on an approximately 12 mile segment of US101 |
Curry County |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burns Paiute Tribe |
Funds would be used for planning/design of simple and complex retrofits of existing highway infrastructure (bridges, culverts) to facilitate safe wildlife passage under US20. |
Juntura |
OR |
$940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used to design and construct transportation improvements on US Highway 30 in downtown Mosier. |
Mosier |
OR |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sisters |
Funding would be used for finishing design and construction of a roundabout at the intersection of US HWY 20 and Locust Street in Sisters, OR. |
Sisters |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used to construct approximately one-half mile of sidewalk along U.S. 101 in Lincoln City, which the Lincoln City City Council identified as a top priority sidewalk. |
Lincoln City |
OR |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tigard |
Funds would help complete design and construction of Universal Plaza |
Tigard
|
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would construct bicycle and pedestrian rest stop on US 101. |
Florence |
OR |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Home Forward |
Funding would be used for $3 million of soft and hard construction of a a 94 unit affordable housing project in Troutdale, OR. |
Troutdale |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
Funding will be used for construction of an approximately 1-mile east/west industrial collector road that will unlock the Tonquin Employment Area (TEA) for private development. |
Sherwood |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of McMinnville |
Funds will go toward reconstructing 9 linear blocks of McMinnville, OR's award winning "Main Street" in the heart of downtown. This street currently has accessibility issues that affect people who are differently abled, tourists, and residents due to deteriorating street and sidewalk infrastructure.
|
McMinnville |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Portland Japanese Garden |
Funds would go toward new studio equipment, security and technology improvements; improving HVAC systems, and new global and cultural improvements. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,034,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Columbia Community Action Council |
Funding would be used to construct tiny homes for homeless individuals in The Dalles, OR. |
The Dalles |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenbelt Land Trust |
Funding would be used to help construct the Confluence Center |
Corvallis |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Funding would be used to build a new railroad overcrossing of SW 53rd Street in Corvallis to address safety and freight mobility concerns. |
Corvallis |
OR |
$11,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Federal investment in the Steel Bridge Improvement Project will alleviate delays resulting from chronic failure of outdated bridge equipment and decisively contribute to improvements in on-time performance and reliability of intercity passenger service and freight rail movements through Portland. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kid Time Discovery Experience |
Funding will be used to fund an expanded childcare and early education space within an existing organization.
|
Medford |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Corvallis |
Funding would be used to complete the second phase of the South Corvallis Food Hub Project, including the acquisition, remodeling, and/or development of the physical space for the Hub and for other startup costs including equipment purchase |
Corvallis |
OR |
$955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pendleton |
Funding would enable the Eastern Oregon Airport in Pendleton to construct a new facility to house new Snow Removal Equipment. |
Pendleton |
OR |
$2,297,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Union County Oregon |
Funding would go toward La Grande Union County Airport's fuel farm expansion, addition of a maintenance shop and an airport hangar, increasing the storage of Jet A fuel, acquiring new electric generators, The airport also needs a maintenance shop to store fueling trucks, and snowplow equipment. |
La Grande |
OR |
$1,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ontario |
Funding would be used to construct a multi-use trail to provide recreational opportunities in Ontario. |
Ontario |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lane County Government |
This funding would specifically pay for the planning necessary to ensure the facility will continue to be functional after a Cascadia Subduction Zone seismic event. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
City of Dallas |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment for the EOC |
Dallas |
OR |
$83,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Grant County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment for Grant County. |
Canyon City |
OR |
$299,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Baker County Sheriff's Office |
Funding would be used to upgrade the Baker County EOC |
Baker County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency |
Funding would be used to develop a multi-family housing complex in rural Marion County, OR.
|
Marion County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salmonberry Trail Foundation |
Funding would be used to build the first 3-mile section of the Salmonberry Loop Trail in rural Washington County. |
Banks |
OR |
$1,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coos County |
Funding would be used to replace the Gaylord Bridge. |
Myrtle Point |
OR |
$7,656,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CASA of Oregon |
Funding would be used to complete construction on up to 75 new manufactured dwelling units to the redeveloped park at Talent Mobile Estates. |
Talent |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Morrow County |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment for the EOC |
Morrow County |
OR |
$177,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Harney County |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment for the EOC |
Harney County |
OR |
$221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde |
Funding will be used in order to construct new resident and recreation center for the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde |
Grand Ronde |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bend |
Funding would be used to support development of affordable housing units in Bend. |
Bend |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Portland State University |
Funding would be used for a feasibility study, to identifying and prepare a location, and to leverage state and philanthropic funds to build or buy affordable or no-cost housing for up to 900 PSU students. |
Portland |
OR |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
Funds would be used for planning and environmental review, final design, right of way, and construction of nearly 6,000 feet of aging rail at the Port of Morrow. |
Boardman |
OR |
$1,810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
Funds will be used to construct a roundabout, sidewalks, and interstate on-ramp improvements at Exit 165 near Port of Morrow. |
Boardman |
OR |
$2,253,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
This project addresses safety along the OR-99W corridor near the intersection with OR-18 in Yamhill County. |
Dundee and Dayton |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding will go toward intersection improvements at two sites – Hemlock and Spruce Streets. |
Washington County |
OR |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used for enhanced features as part of this existing STIP project, scheduled for bid in late 2023 and construction in 2024. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funds will go toward planning and construction of safety improvements on a high crash network of streets. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salem Area Mass Transit District |
Funding would be used to acquire land in a strategically placed location in south Salem in order to move forward with building a transit center and mobility hub. |
Salem |
OR |
$2,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
Funding would be used to develop the Midway Inclusive Community Park and Urban Trail System. |
Medford |
OR |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Community College |
Funding would be used to renovate the Marjorie Holzgang Concert Bowl Renovation at Rogue Community College. |
Grants Pass |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University-Cascades |
Funding would be used to help increase childcare capacity in Deschutes County |
Bend |
OR |
$1,380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lane Transit District |
Funding would allow the Lane Transit District to update their bus facilities to include a fixed working platform and crane hoist needed for staff to safely and efficiently service electric buses. |
Eugene |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Klamath County Economic Development Association |
Funding would be used to modernize the shortline railway in Crescent, OR |
Gilchrist |
OR |
$1,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Klamath Housing Authority |
Funding would be used to prepare necessary infrastructure needed to build affordable housing in Klamath Falls, OR. |
Klamath Falls |
OR |
$1,515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used to construct a regional connection in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Madras |
Funding would be used to build safety and capacity improvements along US 97/26 highway corridor in Madras. |
City of Madras |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funds will be used to increase available parking for trucks near La Grande and install an overhead Variable Message Sign that will be used by the Oregon Department of Transportation and the Oregon State Police to conduct chain sorting and education during winter storms. |
La Grande |
OR |
$2,692,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Hood River |
Funding would be used by the Port of Hood River to construct two streets and associated utilities. |
Hood River |
OR |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation |
Funding would be used to develop affordable housing units in Hood River, OR. |
Hood River |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Portland Art Museum |
Funding would be used to construct the Rothko Pavilion to increase access for Portland small businesses to a broader, diverse customer base. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of Clackamas County (HACC) |
Funding would be used to redevelop near-obsolete single family structures into apartment buildings, walk-up apartments, and townhouses, a majority of which will be affordable to households at 60% AMI and below. |
Milwaukie |
OR |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hillsboro, OR |
Funding would be used to expand the City of Hillsboro's fiber optic network service availability to approximately 3000 more residential addresses. |
Hillsboro |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pendleton |
Funding would be used to construct an arterial road to support housing development |
Pendleton |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harney County Senior and Community Services Center |
Funding would be used to complete the Veterans Village affordable housing project, a multi-family veteran housing and services project in Burns, Oregon. |
Burns |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Heart of Oregon Corps, Inc. |
Funding would be used for construction of buildings on a new centralized campus for Heart of Oregon Corps. |
Redmond |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hermiston |
Funding will be used to complete Phase 1 of the Gettman Road/Railway Alternative Transportation Enhancement (GRATE) Project. |
Hermiston |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Forth Mobility Fund |
Funds would be used to implement clean energy initiatives |
Portland |
OR |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dallas |
Funding would be used to improve pedestrian, bicycle, vehicle and rail safety with a widened roadway section and dedicated bike lane, and improve storm water management and flood controls with curbs and gutters on both sides of Godsey Road in Dalles, Oregon. |
Dallas |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
Funds would support brownfield cleanup costs to transform a contaminated former leather tannery site into productive reuse. |
Sherwood |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County |
Funding would be used to design, permit, and construct a new Feather Drive Bridge In Jefferson County, OR |
Culver |
OR |
$638,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capaces Leadership Institute |
Funding would be used to purchase the commercial kitchen and farming equipment necessary to provide workforce development opportunities for Latinx community members, and build space to incubate new farms, culinary businesses and value-added products.
|
Turner |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to rehabilitate affordable single room occupancy (SRO) units for very low income individuals in Portland, OR. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Proud Ground |
Funding would be used to support first-time homebuyer down-payment assistance grants. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Riverside Training Centers, Inc. dba lifempowered |
Funding would be used to construct a fully accessible center for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
St Helens |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funds would be used to complete one of two remaining portions of a 13-mile multi-use pathway circling the full perimeter of the City of Forest Grove. |
Forest Grove |
OR |
$2,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Administrative Services |
Funding would be used to rehabilitate and renovate facilities at the former Shutter Creek Correctional Institution. |
Coos County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funding will be used to install a mid-block crossing to connect a low-income and historically disadvantaged community to transit and economic activity. |
Forest Grove |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County |
Funding would be used to advance the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project design portion of the work to 30% completion. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Roseburg |
Funding would be used to reconstruct a narrow two-lane collector section into a complete street including bike lanes, sidewalks, storm drainage, improved street lighting, and an enhanced pedestrian crossing to serve the adjacent public park and Eastwood elementary school.
|
Roseburg |
OR |
$2,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
Funding would be used for improvements to marinas, to operate throughout the entire season, considering drought impacts and reservoir drawdown requirements. |
City of Detroit |
OR |
$4,304,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Funding would increase pedestrian and bicycle safety while traversing between Corvallis and Albany. |
Benton County |
OR |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coos County |
Funding would allow Coos County to complete its pavement overlay project and ensure that rumble strips can be installed on new overlay, rather than on old pavement. |
Coos Bay |
OR |
$608,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Food Bank, Inc |
Funding would be used to renovate new warehouse, vehicle fleet modernization, and expanding storage and food distribution efforts. |
Portland |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services Inc. dba DevNW |
Funding would be used to complete two Community Land Trust (CLT) developments that will create new permanently affordable homes in Eugene and Salem for low income families. |
Springfield |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation |
Funding would be used by the TriMet transit district to complete the first phase of its Columbia Bus Base construction project, which will be the eventual hub for its zero-emission fleet. |
Portland |
OR |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sheridan School District 48J |
Funding would be used to establish center-based Career-Technical Education programs in Truck Driving/Diesel Mechanics, Fire Science, Agricultural Business, and Manufacturing. |
Sheridan |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity Portland Region |
Funding would be used to build affordable, single family townhomes along with necessary infrastructure installation on the site in Portland, OR. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Artists Repertory Theatre |
Funding would be used to develop a multi-use performing arts center with two rehearsal halls and collaborative work spaces. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burns Paiute Tribe |
Funding would retrofit the Tribal Community Wellness Center. |
Burns Paiute Reservation |
OR |
$1,855,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Black United Fund of Oregon |
Funding would support construction of a building complex including office, retail, event, and community space with an emphasis on Black owned businesses and organizations. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Enroots |
Funding would be used to support emergency and 18-month shelter services to youth/young adults who are homeless, unsuccessful in foster care, or coming out of the juvenile justice system. |
Klamath Falls |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morrow County |
Funds will be used for architecture/engineering design and construction of a Boardman transit Facility. |
Boardman |
OR |
$2,387,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Feed'em Freedom Foundation |
Funding would go toward the construction of a Black Community Food Center in Multnomah County, which will include a community hub and kitchen, cold and dry food storage areas, a hydroponic freight farm, industrial greenhouse. |
Portland |
OR |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Funding would be used to replace the existing dirt floor in the Exhibit Hall at the Benton County Fairgrounds with a concrete floor so the space can be used for a variety of community events and events such as consumer/trade shows, expos, and youth sports tournaments that will generate local economic activity. |
Corvallis |
OR |
$5,477,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would allow the Benton Area Transit to replace six buses that are due to be replaced with electric buses and install necessary charging infrastructure. |
Corvallis |
OR |
$1,512,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funding would be used to construct a year-round shelter for people experiencing homelessness in Beaverton, OR. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funding will be used to carry out roadway and sidewalk improvements on their Downtown Loop, including sidewalk widening, bike lanes, pedestrian crossing, and bus stop improvements, traffic signal modifications, landscaping, and public art installation. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Banks |
Funding will be used to expand parking at the Banks/Vernonia Trailhead |
Banks |
OR |
$1,940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
Funding would provide the last dollars needed to complete the planned package of improvements on four roads connecting with Tualatin Valley Highway (OR 10) improving access to frequent bus service and other destinations in the corridor. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$2,663,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Albina Vision Trust, Inc. |
Funding would support land acquisition and site development to rebuild the Albina neighborhood to include affordable housing and community services hubs. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to construct a new facility serving East African communities in Portland, OR. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Willamette Valley Habitat for Humanity |
Funding would be used to develop seven units of permanently affordable housing for low income homebuyers in Silverton, OR. |
Silverton |
OR |
$1,666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newberg Area Habitat for Humanity |
Funding would be used to develop three units of permanently affordable housing for low income homebuyers in Newberg, OR. |
Newberg |
OR |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bend-Redmond Habitat for Humanity |
Funding would be used to support construction of 16 permanently affordable townhomes. |
Bend |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funding would be used for the design, engineering, and construction of urban renewal in the city of Forest Grove. |
Forest Grove |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gresham |
Funding will go toward adding and improving sidewalks, a new signalized intersection to facilitate neighborhood connectivity, enhanced roadway lighting, and undergrounding of overhead utility lines along 181st in Gresham. |
Gresham |
OR |
$3,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Native American Chamber of Commerce |
Funding would be used for green energy business training and construction. |
Portland |
OR |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funding would be used for solar energy projects benefitting low income customers. |
Forest Grove |
OR |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District |
Funding would be used for the installation and purchase of electric vehicles chargers. |
Washington County |
OR |
$404,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Latino Network |
Funding would be used to construct LatinX community resource and social service center. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Springfield Utility Board |
Funding would be used to acquire emergency backup generators. |
Springfield |
OR |
$1,065,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Community College |
This funding would help renovate a building on the Rogue Community College Redwood Campus to expand Allied Health training programs. |
Grants Pass |
OR |
$3,615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Looking Glass Community Services |
This funding would be used to renovate facilities that support unhoused or precariously housed youth in Lane County. |
Lane County |
OR |
$195,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lines for Life |
This funding would be used to expand a youth mental health crisis hotline and school suicide prevention activities. |
Portland |
OR |
$540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Self Enhancement, Inc. |
This funding would be used to expand targeted mentoring, education, and wraparound services for high-risk Black students at three outer-east Multnomah County high schools. |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baker Technical Institute |
This funding would be used to train truck drivers for receive a Commercial Drivers License. |
Baker City |
OR |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
White Bird Clinic |
This funding would be used to renovate a building to increase behavioral health services in Lane County. |
Eugene |
OR |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Winding Waters Medical Clinic |
This funding would be used to purchase dental equipment for a Federally-Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in rural Oregon. |
Wallowa |
OR |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Oregon |
This funding would be used to expand the University of Oregon’s Sustainable City Year Program. |
Eugene |
OR |
$885,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Klamath County Economic Development Association |
This funding would be used for the acquisition of land and construction to expand behavioral health services in Klamath County. |
Klamath Falls, Oregon |
OR |
$3,557,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health Association of Oregon |
This funding would be used to renovate a building to create a Recovery Campus for peer-led mental health and addiction-recovery services. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde |
This funding would be used to build a detoxification and dual diagnosis facility for Native peoples. |
Salem |
OR |
$2,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital |
This funding would help Samaritan Health Services build a medicine clinic/urgent care facility in Linn County. |
Sweet Home |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adapt Inc. |
This funding would help build a residential addiction treatment facility in Southern Oregon. |
Roseburg |
OR |
$3,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Samaritan Pacific Health Services DBA |
This funding would establish a substance use disorder residential/outpatient facility in Lincoln County. |
Newport |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Grande School District |
This funding would be used to create affordable community housing and create a sustainable pipeline of job skills and employment to address the construction trade labor shortage. |
La Grande |
OR |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Contingent |
This funding would be used to increase the number of foster families in Oregon through targeted and strategic recruitment. |
Portland |
OR |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Umpqua Valley Development Corporation |
This funding would be used to establish medical and allied health training programs in rural Oregon. |
Roseburg |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Valley Mentoring |
This funding would support youth mentoring programs in Jackson County. |
Medford |
OR |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Institute of Technology |
This funding would be used to enhance efforts by the Youth Health Corps to overcome language barriers for middle school, high school, and college students. |
Wilsonville |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SMART Reading |
This funding would be used to support in-person volunteer reading support to improve literacy outcomes in underserved schools. |
Portland |
OR |
$518,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center |
This funding be used to support the implementation of new electronic health records at Southern Coos Hospital and Health Center. |
Bandon |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Institute of Technology |
This funding would be used to develop a Health Information Exchange that serves rural and underrepresented communities |
Klamath Falls |
OR |
$1,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Center for Nursing |
This funding would be used to disseminate findings and best practices and award mini-grants to address burnout and mental health in the nursing workforce. |
Portland |
OR |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Public Health Institute |
This funding would be used to develop and implement new training and technical assistance for Black child care providers in the Portland metro area. |
Portland |
OR |
$492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rahab's Sisters |
This funding would be used to hire two licensed clinical social workers to provide case management for women and gender diverse community members marginalized by poverty, houselessness, sex work, violence, and substance use. |
Portland |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quest Center for Integrative Health |
This funding would be used to implement a group-based wellness intervention model designed to increase better mental health outcomes for low-income and underinsured individuals. |
Portland |
OR |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Public Health Institute |
This funding would establish a Public Health Youth Corps to improve community health and create a pipeline for underserved youth to enter healthcare and public health professions. |
Hillsboro |
OR |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Circle of Friends |
This funding would be used to support mentoring program for the most at-risk students in the Sisters School District |
Sisters |
OR |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cascade AIDS Project |
This funding would be used to renovate and equip a clinic to provide targeted, culturally-appropriate care to LBGTQ+ patients. |
Portland |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central City Concern |
This funding would be used to renovate a space for clinical substance use treatment in a transitional housing space for persons undergoing early substance-abuse disorder recovery. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Community College |
This funding would be used for student scholarships, certification exam fees, cyber range access, faculty training, curriculum development, and digital forensics software within the Cybersecurity Programs Workforce Development Initiative. |
Portland |
OR |
$645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
This funding would be used for personnel and equipment supporting a workforce development and training program. |
City of Boardman |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center |
This funding would be used to implement a Public Safety Worker Model career training program. |
Portland |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morrow County Health District |
This funding would be used to purchase a new Computed Tomography (CT) machine at a rural hospital. |
Heppner |
OR |
$592,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Native American Rehabilitation Association |
This funding would be used to renovate a rehabilitation facility for Native American populations. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Health & Science University |
This funding would be used to construct and equipment a statewide behavioral health capacity command center. |
Portland |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SPOON |
This funding would be used for an online curriculum initiative to ensure appropriate feeding and nutrition of children with disabilities and children at risk of malnutrition. |
Portland |
OR |
$163,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Community Health Dental |
This funding would be used to purchase new dental equipment and chairs. |
The Dalles |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oasis Center of the Rogue Valley |
This funding would allow Oasis Center to renovate a building to develop a health care center with emergency housing units. |
Medford |
OR |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Treasure Valley Community College |
This funding would be used to construct a new nursing and allied health training facility in rural Oregon. |
Ontario |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nehalem Bay Health District |
This funding would be used to replace a Nehalem Bay Health District clinic with an updated health center and pharmacy. |
Wheeler |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Columbia Medical Center - The Dalles, OR |
This funding would be used for the replacement of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) equipment and the Fluoroscopy Cine Unit imaging (Floro) equipment. |
The Dalles |
OR |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifeways, Inc. |
This funding would be used to support the construction of crisis stabilization center for individuals experiencing mental illness or a substance use disorder. |
Ontario |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Oregon Human Services Consortium |
This funding would be used for retention and professional development opportunities for behavioral health workers in rural Oregon. |
La Grande |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lane Community College |
This funding would be used to build a simulation lab to train students in health professions at Lane Community College. |
Eugene |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake Health District |
This funding would be used for developing a new mental health facility and renovation of physical rehabilitation center. |
Lakeview |
OR |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Pine Community Health Center |
This funding would be used to acquire dental equipment and expand facilities at the La Pine Community Health Center |
La Pine |
OR |
$3,088,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SAFE of Columbia County |
This funding would support the creation and expansion of social and emotional educational programing in multiple school districts in Columbia County, OR. |
Columbia County |
OR |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Possible |
This funding would be used to provide bridge programming and one-on-one coaching to increase college enrollment and completion for historically-underserved students.
|
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Alliance of YMCAs |
This funding would be used to expand mental health services through staffing and program expansion |
Portland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health for Children, Inc |
This funding would support school-based therapy in Lane County until the program is running and Medicaid reimbursable. |
Springfield |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Public School District |
This funding would be used to establish a cosmetology program in the Springfield Public School District’s alternative high school. |
Springfield |
OR |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harney District Hospital |
This funding would be used to purchase a new Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system in a critical access hospital. |
Burns |
OR |
$1,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Growing Gardens |
This funding would be used to train teens, incarcerated individuals, and community members to develop skills and interest in pursuing jobs in environmental fields. |
Portland |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Counseling Solutions |
This funding would be used to construct an addition for a health clinic in rural Oregon. |
John Day |
OR |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Scappoose Rural Fire District |
This funding would be used to establish a job training program for the Scappoose Fire District. |
Scappoose |
OR |
$198,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lift Urban Portland |
This funding would be used to expand essential food security services for low-income seniors and people with disabilities in Downtown and Northwest Portland. |
Portland |
OR |
$238,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grande Ronde Hospital |
This funding would be used to renovate and expand a hospital's mental and behavioral health facility. |
La Grande |
OR |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bandon Community Health Center |
This funding would be used to renovate a primary and behavioral health care clinic. |
Bandon Oregon |
OR |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Disability Rights Oregon |
This funding would be used to enhance and expand free, legal representation and education to people with disabilities throughout Oregon. |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Lutheran Charities dba Columbia Memorial |
This funding would be used to renovate a Columbia Memorial Hospital building in Astoria. |
Astoria |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lakeside Rural Fire Protection District |
This funding would be used to purchase emergency medical equipment |
Lakeside |
OR |
$9,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
High Desert Education Service District |
This funding would be used to deepen cultural competency practices through teacher training in school districts around Central Oregon. |
Redmond |
OR |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Treasure Valley Community College Foundation |
This funding would be used to support a full-time instructor and coordinator for Cybersecurity employment training program. |
Ontario |
OR |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lane County Government |
This funding would help Lane County establish a Behavioral Health Crisis Center through construction or acquisition of an existing facility. |
Eugene |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Center of Clackamas County |
This funding would be used to expand their Prevention and Community Engagement (PCE ) Program. |
Oregon City |
OR |
$252,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OCHIN, Inc. |
This funding would be used to support a health information technology recruitment and training program for health clinics in underserved communities. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,002,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Food Bank, Inc |
This funding would be used to launch a driver training program, creating a debt-free option to develop marketable skills and increase employment opportunities. |
Portland |
OR |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Primary Care Association |
This funding would be used to create an integrated electronic health records data system for Oregon's Federally-Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). |
Portland |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberty House |
This funding would allow for the expansion of online safety and relationship-building programs in Marion and Polk County schools. |
Salem |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Oregon Community College |
This funding would be used to purchase equipment for training medical professionals. |
Madras |
OR |
$153,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook Bay Community College |
This funding would support the Commercial Driver’s License program at Tillamook Bay Community College. |
Tillamook |
OR |
$398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chemeketa Community College |
This funding would be used to purchase an additional semi-truck and a truck driving simulator. |
Salem |
OR |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trillium Family Services |
This funding would be used to renovate facilities at a behavioral health campus in Benton County. |
Corvallis |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
This funding would be used to start a technical job training program in Lincoln County. |
Newport |
OR |
$1,379,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
This funding would be used to expand the development of essential social skills for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Portland |
OR |
$359,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sheridan School District |
This funding would be used to purchase equipment for a Truck Driving/Diesel Mechanics employment training program. |
Sheridan |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Talent Irrigation District |
Funds would be used to pipe canals in the Talent Irrigation District to conserve water in-stream. |
Talent |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bureau of Land Management |
Funds would be used for land acquisition at the Cascade Siskiyou National Monument. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Christmas Valley Domestic Water Supply District |
Funds would be used for replacing aging water infrastructure.
|
Christmas Valley |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Burns |
Funds would be used to improve the drinking water distribution system. |
Burns, Oregon |
OR |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rhododendron Water Association |
Funding would be used to replace a waterline in the John Lake Neighborhood |
Rhododendron |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Falls City |
Funds would be used to improve water distribution system |
Falls City |
OR |
$1,564,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Klamath Falls |
Funds would be used for designing new sewage treatment infrastructure for Klamath Falls. |
Klamath Falls |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prineville |
Funds would extend water and wastewater services to underserved areas inside and within close proximity to city limits. |
Prineville |
OR |
$1,327,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richland |
Funding would be used to improve the water treatment system in Richland, Oregon. |
Richland |
OR |
$978,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Vale |
Funds would be used to improve sewer system. |
City of Vale |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clackamas County |
Funding would be used to improve the Boring Wastewater Treatment Facility |
Boring, OR |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Zoo |
Funds would be used to support condor recovery |
Estacada |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coos Bay North Bend Water Board |
The funds will be used to complete the installation of Automated Meter Reading technology. |
Coos County |
OR |
$497,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Rising |
This funding would support residential and non-residential services for high-risk youth in Douglas, Deschutes, and Malheur Counties. |
Klamath Falls |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Sutherlin-Umpqua HEART |
This funding be used to transition unhoused families and individuals in Douglas County into permanent housing. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dayton |
Funds would be used for water and sewer upgrades. |
Dayton |
OR |
$3,672,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Funds would be used to develop a Forest Service road into an alternative access route to parts of the Deschutes National Forest. |
Bend |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
SW Lincoln County Water People's Utility District |
Funds would be used to enhance water storage. |
Waldport |
OR |
$3,769,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Morrow County |
Funds would go to improve monitoring of well contamination. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$1,675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willamalane Park and Recreation District |
Funds would be used to replant filbert trees at Dorris Ranch |
Springfield |
OR |
$116,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs |
Funds would be used to repair and replace drinking water treatment facility at Warm Springs. |
Warm Springs |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funds would be used to improve drinking water distribution system. |
Forest Grove |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
Funds would be used to support research and monitoring at Elliott State Research Forest. |
Coos County |
OR |
$3,842,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bend |
Funds would be used to expand wastewater infrastructure in Bend. |
Bend |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Heppner |
Funds would go to improve the Heppner water system. |
Heppner |
OR |
$441,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hood River Crag Rats |
Funds would be used to preserve the Cloud Cap Inn |
Mt. Hood |
OR |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Fund would be used to preserve the Benton County Courthouse. |
Corvallis |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dallas |
Funds would go towards improving water supply system. |
Dallas |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Owyhee Irrigation District |
Funds would be to pipe canals in the Owyhee Irrigation District to prevent catastrophic failures and generate in-stream water benefit. |
Adrian |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Liberty Theatre Foundation |
Funds would be used to preserve the Liberty Theatre. |
La Grande |
OR |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Health Authority |
The funds would be used to research contamination in fish |
Portland |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ochoco Irrigation District |
Funds would be used for construction of pump station and water pipeline. |
Prineville |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mill City |
Funds would be used to expand the water treatment plant. |
Mill City |
OR |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
Funds would be used for land acquisition at Nestucca Bay |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Forestry |
Funding would be used to acquire thinning equipment. |
Salem |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
Funds would be used to improve Sherwood Sewer System. |
Sherwood |
OR |
$1,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Business Development Department |
Funding would be used to implement 16 U.S. Code § 545b |
Detroit |
OR |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Umatilla County |
Funds would be used for piping and aquifer recharge project. |
Umatilla |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Paisley |
Funds would go to improve the water distribution system. |
Paisley |
OR |
$2,820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
Fund would be used to enhance wastewater infrastructure. |
Boardman |
OR |
$3,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Powers |
Funds will be used for upgrades to the existing wastewater treatment plant for the City of Powers. |
Powers |
OR |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prairie City |
Funds would be used to enhance drinking water supply. |
Prairie City |
OR |
$602,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prineville |
Funds would be used for design and permitting of biomass plant |
Prineville |
OR |
$1,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlton |
Funds would complete the design and construction of upgrading the Carlton water system. |
Carlton |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlton |
Funds would be used for sewer collection pipe replacement. |
Carlton |
OR |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Astoria |
Funds would be used for the rehabilitation of the Sewer Lift Station. |
Astoria |
OR |
$2,056,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
Funds would be used to acquire 100 acres of land adjacent to Drift Creek. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Funds would be used to construct the Sisters District Ranger Station |
Sisters |
OR |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St Paul |
Funds would go to updating the reservoir and watery distribution system. |
St. Paul |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funds would be used to improve wastewater infrastructure. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$2,165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
Funds would be used to improve the Sherwood Sewer System |
Sherwood |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tenmile Lakes Basin Partnership |
Funds would be used to improve water quality in Tenmile Lakes |
Lakeside |
OR |
$445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Klamath County |
Funds would be used for pipeline construction to recycle irrigation water |
Fort Klamath |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prairie City |
Funds would be used to reduce water loss from leaking pipes. |
Prairie City |
OR |
$2,191,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aumsville |
Funds would go towards a new water treatment facility and upgrading existing infrastructure. |
Aumsville |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Independence, OR |
Funds would be used to improve wastewater treatment infrastructure |
Independence |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Redmond |
Funds would be used to build a new water well for the City of Redmond |
Redmond |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grants Pass |
Funds would be used to upgrade the water treatment plant
|
Grants Pass |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lomakatsi Restoration Project |
Funds would be used to fund the West Bear All-lands Restoration Project which would reduce the threat of wildfire. |
Ashland |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Valley Water District |
Funds would be used to improve water treatment plant. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$19,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coos Bay North Bend Water Board |
Funds would be used to improve pump infrastructure. |
Coos Bay |
OR |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Harney County Watershed Council |
Funding would be used for the completion of an integrated water resource plan for the Harney Basin. |
Harney County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Donald |
Funding would be used to increase the community’s capacity of its wastewater system to meet current demands. |
Marion County |
OR |
$4,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lakeview |
Funding would be used to install smart meters for all water service customers. |
Lake County |
OR |
$2,419,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Forestry |
Funding would support the Minam River Project |
Umatilla Count |
OR |
$9,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Larned |
To improve firefighting and emergency response capabilities in Larned, Kansas |
Larned |
KS |
$1,142,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Doyle Creek Watershed Joint District 86 |
To construct Floodwater Retarding Dam (FRD) #11 to provide watershed protection, flood mitigation, and sediment control within the Doyle Creek Watershed and in the Cottonwood River Basin. |
FRD #11 is physically located in Marion County, Kansas. Doyle Creek Watershed encompasses parts of Marion and Harvey Counties. |
KS |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Riley - Army Base |
The purpose of this request is to begin the planning and design process for additional unaccompanied barracks at Fort Riley, Kansas. If funds are secured for these barracks it will allow Ft. Riley to have another Brigade Combat Team (BCT) on base. |
Fort Riley |
KS |
$15,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding to continue the Water Injection Dredging Demonstration at Tuttle Creek. |
Riley County |
KS |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Atchison’s Long Term Control Plan recommends sewer separation for each of the nine CSS service areas. Sewer separation will eliminate wet-weather discharge of sewage into the Missouri River, which is the drinking water source for several downstream communities, including Leavenworth and Kansas City. |
Atchison |
KS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Hodgeman |
To make repairs and improvements to the Hodgeman County Courthouse
|
Hodgeman County, Kansas |
KS |
$544,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pittsburg Port Authority, KS |
Rail replacement project to safely haul 286k. |
Pittsburg |
KS |
$12,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Russell |
Revitalize the downtown district of Russell, Kansas to further economic growth and address safety issues for vehicle traffic and pedestrians. |
Russell |
KS |
$13,501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
KDOT |
Rehabilitation of the existing bridge over the Kansas River near the town of Belvue, Kansas. It is the bridge that connects Wabaunsee County to Pottawatomie County as Paxico Road in Wabaunsee transitions to Schoeman Road in Pottawatomie. These roads connect US Interstate 70 to US Highway 24. |
Wabaunsee County |
KS |
$6,424,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation of Kansas |
Phase 2 of The Timbers renovation. |
Wichita |
KS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
KDOT |
This project is the first phase of planned improvements for US-69 around the City of Pittsburg. |
Pittsburg |
KS |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kansas City, Kansas Police Department |
To establish a Real Time Crime Center. |
Kansas City |
KS |
$905,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Olathe Police Department |
To acquire equipment and technology for training center. |
Olathe |
KS |
$1,685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wichita Police Department |
To establish a Real Time Crime Center. |
Wichita |
KS |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Andover Police Department |
To acquire up to date 911 service technology. |
Andover |
KS |
$358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hays Police Department |
To acquire body-worn cameras. |
Hays |
KS |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lenexa Police Department |
To acquire automated community communication technology. |
Lenexa |
KS |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Shawnee Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Shawnee |
KS |
$83,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Russell Police Department |
To update the city public safety communications network. |
Russell |
KS |
$259,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Topeka Police Department |
To acquire hazardous device response equipment. |
Topeka |
KS |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Shawnee County Sheriff |
To acquire mobile camera technology. |
Shawnee County |
KS |
$1,664,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ellis County Sheriff |
To acquire body scanners. |
Ellis County |
KS |
$198,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County Sheriff |
To acquire black water vision technology. |
Jefferson County |
KS |
$129,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hugoton Police Department |
To acquire patrol vehicles. |
Hugoton |
KS |
$128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Colwich Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Colwich |
KS |
$16,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Salina Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Salina |
KS |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Saline County Sheriff |
To acquire body scanners. |
Saline County |
KS |
$314,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wabaunsee County Sheriff |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Wabaunsee County |
KS |
$156,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hutchinson Police Department |
To replace outdated radio technology. |
Hutchinson |
KS |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Derby Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Derby |
KS |
$47,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wallace County Sheriff |
To acquire night operations technology. |
Wallace County |
KS |
$77,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Seward County Sheriff |
To acquire body scanners. |
Seward County |
KS |
$153,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rooks County Sheriff |
To acquire a training simulator. |
Rooks County |
KS |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Great Bend Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Great Bend |
KS |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Leavenworth County Attorney's Office |
To establish a veterans treatment court. |
Leavenworth County |
KS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UKHS Alzheimer's Disease Program |
The CDS would be used to purchase MRI and PET/CT scanners as well as conduct necessary facility updates to accommodate the new equipment. |
Kansas City |
KS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas, Inc. |
The CDS would renovate and equip a comprehensive full-service medical facility in Fort Scott in order to stabilize primary care in a critically underserved area. |
Bourbon County |
KS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Labette County Medical Center |
The CDS will go towards expansion and renovation of Labette’s Independence facility, which includes an emergency department, infusion center, and a rural health clinic. |
Parsons |
KS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rooks County Health Center |
The CDS would be used to renovate a 10,000 square foot facility that Rooks County Hospital purchased during the COVID-19 pandemic for mass vaccination events. With the end of the pandemic, RHC has recruited three mental health professionals to offer services for all ages out of the now-unused facility. Additionally, in coordinating an agreement with the local community colleges, the facility would be used to a remote learning site for nursing and physical therapist assistant programs to help address the staffing shortage in the area. |
Rooks County |
KS |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coffeyville Regional Medical Center |
The CDS would renovate the facility across the street from Coffeyville Regional Medical Center (CRMC) to create a rural health clinic facility. |
Coffeyville |
KS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hutchinson Community College |
Hutchinson Community College has 20 additional nursing student slots that could be filled to train Associate Degree Nurses (RN). Due to a lack of lab and classroom space and the cost of the program, those slots continue to remain unfilled; however, there are at least two possible nearby facilities to expand labs and classrooms. Both facilities will require full renovations that should be approximately the same in cost. |
Hutchinson |
KS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine |
The CDS would be used to purchase training equipment for the students in order for them to use an Integrated Anatomy program, allowing students to engage in multiple ways with the human anatomy and participate in simulated experiences to better prepare for clinical experiences.
- Equipment Details:
o $136,000 – high fidelity mannequins (equipment for virtual anatomy dissection, an essential part of the Integrated Anatomy Sciences program)
o $150,000 – task trainers (portions of mannequins that allow students to practice a specific skill multiple times)
o $75,000 – ultrasound task trainers (portable ultrasound devices that can be used to diagnose common ailments)
o $168,105 – anatomical models (traditional anatomical models and bone boxes used to supplement virtual reality for Integrated Anatomy Science programs
o $48,502 – electro-medical (osteopathic manipulative tables for laboratory in which students will partner and practice techniques for natural health on one another)
o $115,411 – ng technology (equipment in laboratory spaces to provide the student with immediate feedback and allows training as students begin clinical rotations statewide)
o $250,000 – mobile medical van (a van outfitted with an osteopathic manipulation table to provide disadvantaged communities drug-free treatments for all types of ailments) |
Wichita |
KS |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Kansas Cancer Center |
The CDS would be used for construction and related facility updates for the new cancer center building at the University of Kansas. |
Kansas City |
KS |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cosmosphere, Inc. |
To support STEM education programs and galleries/exhibits revitalization. |
Hutchinson |
KS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Fort Hays State University |
To support critical renovations at Forsyth Library. |
Hays |
KS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Kansas Cancer Center |
To plan and build a new cancer research facility at the KU Cancer Center. |
Kansas City |
KS |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Prairie Village Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Prairie Village |
KS |
$638,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Morton County Sheriff |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Morton County |
KS |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wichita State University |
To support advanced materials research and research equipment at the National Institute for Aviation Research. |
Wichita |
KS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Edwards County Sheriff |
To update the county public safety communications network. |
Edwards County |
KS |
$1,210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wichita State University |
To support research of metallic additive manufacturing materials and processes. |
Wichita |
KS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Independence Police Department |
To acquire mobile camera technology. |
Independence |
KS |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Allen County Sheriff |
To acquire a chemical analyzer. |
Allen County |
KS |
$156,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Unified School District 292, Wheatland |
To support Wheatland High School's Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) Program. |
Grainfield |
KS |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CAPS Network, Inc. |
To develop programs which will provide more hands-on, job-oriented learning opportunities for Kansas students. |
Overland Park |
KS |
$951,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Unified School District 385, Andover |
To replace and update classroom technology at Prairie Creek Elementary that was damaged in an EF-3 tornado.
|
Andover |
KS |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Johnson County Community College |
To launch a Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Machine Technology program and enhance other existing career and technical education programs at Johnson County Community College. |
Overland Park |
KS |
$1,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Central Kansas Technical College |
To support North Central Kansas Technical College's welding, Commercial Driver's License (CDL), and nursing programs. |
Beloit |
KS |
$737,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Dodge City Police Department |
To acquire an emergency response vehicle. |
Dodge City |
KS |
$327,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dodge City Community College |
To support the establishment of an Industrial Maintenance Program at Dodge City Community College. |
Dodge City |
KS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kansas City Kansas Community College |
To support the establishment of a Commercial Construction Technology Program at Kansas City Kansas Community College. |
Kansas City |
KS |
$2,142,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colby Community College |
To support Dental Hygiene and Agriculture-Related Programs at Colby Community College. |
Colby |
KS |
$533,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coffeyville Community College |
To assist in the startup and program development for several high demand, high skill, high wage, and critical need programs for the region. |
Coffeyville |
KS |
$673,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Scott Community College |
To support the establishment of an Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT)/Commercial Driver's License training program at Fort Scott Community College. |
Fort Scott |
KS |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Junction City Police Department |
To acquire mobile camera technology. |
Junction City |
KS |
$147,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kansas City Board of Public Utilities |
To replace 50-year old small diameter galvanized water mains that primarily service older, low-income neighborhoods. |
Wyandotte County |
KS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Garden City, Kansas |
To carry out a a water reuse project that will play a key role in preserving the existing industry and population in the City of Garden City and assist with continued economic expansion. |
Garden City |
KS |
$19,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson |
To remove PFAS contaminated soil on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. |
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson |
AK |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Wainwright |
To build an annex at Fort Wainwright. |
Fort Wainwright |
AK |
$99,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson |
To build an aircraft maintenance hangar at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson. |
Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson |
AK |
$63,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Native Village of Wales |
To construct a new grocery store in Wales. |
Wales |
AK |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Alaska Fairbanks |
Funding for university research and development counter-drone technologies for energy security. |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Ambler |
The City of Ambler needs to expand the current Fuel operation to be able to adequately supply the
community with stove oil and gasoline. |
Ambler |
AK |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Craig |
Replace biomass boiler in Craig Alaska to continue using biomass (primarily waste products from local mill) to heat the Craig Aquatic Center and Middle/Elementary School Campus. |
Craig |
AK |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Craig |
The purpose of this project is to design and install a micro hydro generator into the raw water intake feeding the water treatment plant and fish hatchery to provide renewable energy for both. This project is identified in the City of Craig Water System Master Plan. |
Craig |
AK |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Renewable IPP, LLC |
Funding to increase energy efficiency in Houston, Alaska. |
Houston |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium |
To provide added capacity and critical redundancy to power the Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center expansion and future healthcare needs |
Sitka |
AK |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Wrangell |
To renovate the powerhouse and to purchase an additional generator. |
Wrangell |
AK |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Renewable Juneau |
Funding to improve public building energy efficiency and reduce emissions in Juneau. |
Juneau |
AK |
$780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of False Pass |
The project will include procurement, assembly, and installation of a hydrokinetic power system for the City of False Pass. |
False Pass |
AK |
$2,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Metlakatla Indian Community |
To raise Chester Lake Dam by 10 feet, increase acre storage capacity from 1960-acre feet to 2960-acre feet. |
Metlakatla |
AK |
$14,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Northwest Arctic Borough |
The procurement of new fuel farms will greatly mitigate the hazards that exist to members of the community by utilizing unsafe and outdated equipment and having these structures in their villages. |
Ambler, Noatak, Kobuk, Shungnak |
AK |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska |
To provide for renovations and safety improvements to a campus building. |
Kotzebue |
AK |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Yakutat |
To complete engineering design plans for a solar photovoltaic (PV) energy system in Yakutat. |
Yakutat |
AK |
$417,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program, Inc. |
To promote weatherization workforce development in Alaska. |
Western Alaska |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Homer Electric Association |
Upgrade to transmission lines.
|
South Kachemak Bay |
AK |
$33,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Homer Electric Association |
The purpose of the Grant Lake Hydroelectric Project is to construct a 5-megawatt (MW) hydroelectric facility on Grant Lake and Grant Creek near Moose Pass, Alaska. |
Moose Pass |
AK |
$41,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Naknek Electric Association |
Generator replacement and waste heat integration |
Naknek |
AK |
$11,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Unalaska |
reliability upgrades for the Unalaska's electrical distribution system. |
Unalaska |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Nushagak Electric & Telephone Cooperative |
To conduct pre-construction activities for a proposed 12MW run-of-the-river hydrokinetic power system. |
Southwest Alaska |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Sitka |
To rehabilitate the 40-year-old Green Lake Hydroelectric facility
|
Sitka |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Copper Valley Electric Association |
To conduct pre-construction analysis, site selection, workforce assessment and cost benefit analysis for micro modular reactor. |
Valdez |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Anchorage |
To replace radios for the Anchorage Police Department. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,740,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. |
Study of marine energy systems to improve efficiency of local, remote power grids. |
Statewide |
AK |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. |
Planning and design work on a new power plant. |
Bethel |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
North Slope Borough Dept. of Wildlife Management |
To provide for marine mammal co-management research on the North Slope of Alaska. |
Utqiagvik |
AK |
$2,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bering Sea Fisheries Research Foundation |
To monitor commercial fisheries in the Bering Sea. |
Bering Sea |
AK |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Alaska Village Electric Cooperative, Inc. |
Funding for infrastructure improvements to heat recovery distribution system. |
Bethel |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Inside Passage Electric Cooperative |
Funding for the Water Supply Creek hydroelectric project. |
Hoonah |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Yukon River Drainage Fisheries Association |
To support Yukon River research, surveys, and community engagement. |
Yukon River Drainage |
AK |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Chugachmiut |
Installation of a three-phase line to replace a single-phase line and switch upgrades from Seldovia, Alaska to Port Graham and then on to Nanwalek. |
Nanwalek, Port Graham |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska |
To conduct baseline marine fishery surveys. |
Fairbanks/Statewide |
AK |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Aleut Community of St. Paul Island |
To provide for surveillance monitoring of fisheries and ecosystems. |
St. Paul/Statewide |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Anchorage |
To replace and upgrade cameras for the Anchorage Police Department. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska |
To support research on Arctic seasonal weather forecasting. |
Fairbanks/Statewide |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Police and Fire Chaplains |
To support counseling and emotional support programs for victims of crime and law enforcement officers. |
Statewide |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault |
To support child advocacy organizations and services for victims of violent crime. |
Statewide |
AK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Network on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault |
To support victim services organizations. |
Statewide |
AK |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District |
To conduct a feasibility study for the proposed large vessel harbor expansion in Homer. |
Homer and Kenai Peninsula Borough |
AK |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District |
Fund the general investigation for the Juneau Wave Attenuator. |
City and Borough of Juneau |
AK |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Childrens Institute for the Performing Arts |
To rebuild a community theater in Kenai. |
Kenai |
AK |
$2,585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District |
This request would fund the federal cost share for the Akun Harbor General Investigation. |
Aleutians East Borough |
AK |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Yuut Elitnaurviat |
To expand the main training building on the Yuut Elitnaurviat Campus. |
Bethel |
AK |
$13,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tidelines Institute |
To construct an educational building in Gustavus. |
Gustavus |
AK |
$863,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District |
The request supports priority funding for the federal share of for Preliminary Engineering and Design and Construction of St. George Harbor. |
St. George |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Kenai Peninsula |
To construct a new facility and house a new Head Start program.
|
Kenai |
AK |
$4,675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alutiiq Museum |
To expand a museum in Kodiak.
|
Kodiak |
AK |
$7,898,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
American Legion Auke Bay Pot 25 |
Funding for energy infrastructure improvements for community building in Juneau, Alaska. |
Auke Bay |
AK |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Norton Sound Health Corporation |
To provide for childcare facility construction.
|
Nome |
AK |
$2,265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Qawalangin Tribe |
Well field subversion, geoscience, mapping wells, and well field proof testing and resulting reports as well as for freight and material costs for the drilling program of Makushin Geothermal Projects. |
Unalaska |
AK |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kawerak, Inc. |
To construct a new building for community, career, and technical education and workforce development. |
Nome |
AK |
$8,339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District |
This funding would support the construction of the Craig Harbor breakwater and navigational improvements. |
Craig |
AK |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Kotzebue |
To expand a youth center in Kotzebue. |
Kotzebue |
AK |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Old Harbor Native Corporation |
to construct a run-of-the-river hydroelectric facility with a diversion structure, pipeline, and electric transmission line. |
Old Harbor |
AK |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District |
Funding to increase depth of harbor entrance. |
Unalaska |
AK |
$25,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Northwest Arctic Borough |
Install a medium voltage direct current (MVDC) electrical intertie between the remote communities of Ambler and Shungnak. |
Ambler/Shungnak |
AK |
$7,238,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Cold Bay |
Replacement of the three damaged community fuel supply pipelines. |
Cold Bay |
AK |
$1,187,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ilisagvik College |
To advance and complete the design phase of a new college campus. |
Utqiagvik |
AK |
$10,469,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Houston |
Installation of natural gas distribution lines to three sections of Houston. |
Houston |
AK |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Northwest Arctic Borough School District |
Funding for infrastructure improvements to school buildings |
Northwest Arctic Borough |
AK |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Nome Joint Utility System |
This project will install wind turbines and a battery energy storage system. |
Nome |
AK |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Yupiit School District |
Funding for energy infrastructure improvements to school buildings. |
Akiakchak, Tuluksak, Akiak |
AK |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Kotzebue Electric Association |
Funding to support KEA's grid efficiency improvement efforts.
|
Kotzebue |
AK |
$18,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Port Heiden |
To remove and replace out of code, unsafe, and inefficient electrical service lines in Port Heiden, Alaska. |
Port Heiden |
AK |
$465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Girl Scouts of Alaska |
To provide for facility improvements. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$1,001,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Association of Village Council Presidents |
To initiate the planning and development phase for an Essential Services Center. |
Bethel |
AK |
$4,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Knik Tribe |
To build a charter school.
|
Wasilla |
AK |
$15,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Denali Education Center |
To replace the Denali Education Center. |
Mile 231 Parks Highway |
AK |
$3,675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Family Promise Mat-Su |
To provide for childcare facility improvements. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$17,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
TKC Fish Wheel |
To construct the Arviiq Regional Economic Development and Training Center. |
Aniak |
AK |
$221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Alaska Gasline Development Corporation |
To conduct a Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) and the commercial and financial requirements for a liquid natural gas pipeline in Alaska. |
Alaska |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Northwest Arctic Borough School District |
Funding for infrastructure improvements to school buildings. |
Noorvik and Buckland |
AK |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Alaska District |
Funding for an investigation into the adoption of a long-term erosion mitigation and maintenance implementation plan and agreements for the Homer Spit. |
Homer, Kenai Peninsula Borough |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Alaska Foundation |
To address the growing problem of homelessness in the Anchorage community through permanent supportive housing. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program |
To address the Anchorage homelessness issue through improving and expanding permanent supportive housing facilities. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
State of Alaska Department of Public Safety |
Acquisition of facilities, including housing, necessary to establish trooper posts in rural locations |
Rural Alaska |
AK |
$5,790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ketchikan Committee for the Homeless dba PATH |
To construct a facility to house the PATH Shelter's emergency shelter program and expand capacity. |
Ketchikan |
AK |
$6,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bering Sea Women's Group |
To rehabilitate the Bering Sea Women’s shelter. |
Nome |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Norton Sound Health Corporation |
To construct patient housing and affordable housing for low-income employees. |
Nome |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Interior Regional Housing Authroity |
To address health and safety environmental issues in homes. |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$3,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Helping Ourselves Prevent Emergencies |
To build a RISE Campus which will include domestic shelter units and outbuildings to support cultural activities. |
Klawock |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bering Straits Regional Housing Authority |
To move homes out of the flood zone and construct affordable housing at safe locations. |
Teller |
AK |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kennicott-McCarthy Volunteer Fire Department |
To build a fire hall for the Kennicott-McCarthy Volunteer Fire Department (KMVFD). |
McCarthy |
AK |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ambler |
To construct a new Firehall, Search and Rescue facility. |
Ambler |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Standing Together Against Rape (STAR) |
To expand the STAR facility to better serve victims. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Native Village of Tatitlek |
The Tatitlek Community School Renovation project purpose is to renovate the current structure and prevent further damage. |
Native Village of Tatitlek |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Peninsula Haven House |
To acquire and construct a facility to support South Peninsula Haven House delivery of services. |
Homer |
AK |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Community Land Trust |
To plan and develop a grow space expansion at Grow North Farm. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Angoon |
Funding for completion of the Thayer Creek Hydroelectric Project |
Angoon |
AK |
$19,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Family Services |
To renovate and upgrade the Alaska Family Services' facilities. |
Palmer |
AK |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Valley Residential Services |
To construct 25 affordable rental housing units in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough. |
Wasilla and Palmer |
AK |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sitka Homeless Coalition |
To provide basic housing for chronically homeless Sitka residents. |
Sitka |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Assn for Education of Young Children Southeast |
To provide a building to house multiple nonprofits which serve children and families. |
Juneau |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family Promise Mat-Su |
To install a sprinkler system at the Family Navigation Center. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tagiugmiullu Nunamiullu Housing Authority (TNHA) |
To abate asbestos-containing materials in a condemned former BIA-funded school, so that it can be demolished and redeveloped into affordable housing. |
Point Lay |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tagiugmiullu Nunamiullu Housing Authority (TNHA) |
To remodel and convert former National Guard Armory buildings into a modern, energy efficient, tribal childcare facility and multi-use community building. |
Wainwright |
AK |
$1,215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Presbyterian Hospitality House |
To acquire and expand a facility to provide a permanent location for Presbyterian Hospitality House. |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Partners for Progress |
To purchase a building for prisoner reentry services in Anchorage. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$730,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program |
To preserve and expand rural affordable housing in Alaska. |
Statewide |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cook Inlet Housing Authority |
To develop affordable housing for families and individuals in Anchorage. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To extend a road. |
Kodiak |
AK |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Curyung Tribal Council |
To upgrade a road. |
Dillingham |
AK |
$4,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To expand a road. |
Unalaska |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To rebuild a road. |
Ketchikan |
AK |
$2,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To build a road. |
Whittier |
AK |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To build a bike path. |
Juneau |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To replace cracked and aging sidewalks. |
Seward |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To repair a road. |
Seldovia |
AK |
$22,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To widen and pave a road. |
Petersburg |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To reroute a road. |
Wales |
AK |
$8,536,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To construct a road. |
Saint Paul |
AK |
$1,702,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To improve a road and stormwater drainage. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To improve a road. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To resurface roads. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To resurface a road. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$7,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska |
To implement a forensic training program for healthcare providers and advocates. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To improve a road. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To improve stromwater drainage. |
Aniak |
AK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Native Village of Napaimute |
To maintain an ice road. |
Bethel |
AK |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
State of Alaska Department of Transportation |
To build a life-saving road. |
King Cove |
AK |
$32,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Alaska |
To make site improvements to the Port of Alaska |
Anchorage |
AK |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To build a bridge over the Gastineau Channel between Douglas and Juneau. |
Douglas Island |
AK |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To expand the Ketchikan airport. |
Ketchikan |
AK |
$42,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To improve passenger and baggage screening. |
Sitka |
AK |
$5,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To expand a runway. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Native Village of Iliamna |
To construct a transit facility. |
Iliamna |
AK |
$1,367,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Department of Transportation |
To mitigate and prevent uncontrolled avalanches along the railroad. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$2,878,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Star Council on Aging |
To expand the Fairbanks Senior Center. |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Yakutat Tlingit Tribe |
To develop roads, water, wastewater, drainage and power essential to build affordable housing. |
Yakutat |
AK |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Set Free Alaska |
To build a therapeutic campus consisting of recovery residence facilities. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Financial Services and General Government |
Alaska Community Foundation |
To support the preservation, processing, and digitization of Alaska records. |
Anchorage, AK |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Alaska Anchorage |
To expand the University of Alaska Anchorage’s (UAA) business development services to rural and young entrepreneurs in Alaska. |
Statewide |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Homeland Security |
City of Dillingham |
To develop shoreline protection for the city's sewage facility.
|
Dillingham |
AK |
$36,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Homeland Security |
Native Village of Ouzinkie |
To mitigate potential disaster threat implications from major tsunami events through the construction of an Emregency Opertaions Center.
|
Ouzinkie |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Homeland Security |
Municipality of Anchorage |
The purpose of this project is to replace the roof of the Anchorage Emergency Operations Center (EOC). |
Anchorage |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Homeland Security |
Municipality of Anchorage |
This project will support creation of enhanced operating procedures and programs for pre-disaster mitigation efforts. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Primary Care Association |
To expand the Alaska Primary Care Association’s community health worker (CHW) program into rural area |
Statewide |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunshine Community Health Center |
For the purchase of a mobile medical unit and rural health services. |
Talkeetna |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence Alaska |
To establish and launch the Alaska Psychiatry Residency Program |
Anchorage |
AK |
$290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence Alaska Medical Center |
For facilities and equipment: for construction costs and the acquisition of electronic medical equipment for a Crisis Stabilization Center. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Iliuliuk Family & Health Services |
For facilities and equipment: to purchase a CT scanner for a health care facility in Unalaska, and fund facility and site work. |
Unalaska |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Interior Community Health Center |
For facilities and equipment: to construct a health facility in Healy, Alaska. |
Healy |
AK |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Camai Community Health Center Inc. |
For facilities and equipment: To renovate the Camai Community Health Center in Naknek, Alaska. |
Naknek |
AK |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kawerak, Inc. |
Workforce development and training preparatory for the construction of the Deep Draft Port in Nome, Alaska. |
Bering Strait Region and Nome Census Area |
AK |
$434,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center |
To address a significant workforce shortage in the oral health field |
Anchorage |
AK |
$762,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southcentral Foundation |
To increase the number of Alaska Native and American Indian employees in critical positions |
Anchorage |
AK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
JAMHI Health and Wellness, Inc. |
For facilities and equipment: To renovate and expand the JAHMI Family Services specialty behavioral health and pediatric primary care facility. |
Juneau |
AK |
$870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seward Community Health Center |
For facilities and equipment: to expand the Seward Community Health Center. |
Seward |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Set Free Alaska |
To connect individuals with recovery services |
Statewide |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chugachmiut |
For facilities and equipment: To construct a new regional health center to address the health care needs of the Chugach Region Alaska Native/American Indian population. |
Seward |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Anchorage Neighborhood Health |
For facilities and equipment: To update and improve the Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Center for FASD |
To connect individuals with FASD to services |
Statewide |
AK |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Anchorage Neighborhood Health |
To address use and misuse of opiates to address pain management |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,346,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunshine Community Health Center Inc. |
For facilities and equipment: to expand the Sunshine Clinic in Willow, Alaska. |
Willow |
AK |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bethel Family Services Community Health Center |
To provide necessary rural health services to children |
Bethel Alaska and Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta |
AK |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House Alaska |
To strengthen Alaska's workforce and provide pathways to permanent housing |
Statewide |
AK |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program |
To train and empower people working primarily with Alaska Native youth in the field of prevention of alcohol and drug use, as well as suicide, in rural Alaska |
Statewide |
AK |
$1,086,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program |
To identify, train, and support cohort of interested youth peer mentors. |
Statewide |
AK |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sealaska Heritage Institute |
To expand the Baby Raven Reads early literacy program to families in Anchorage |
Bering Strait Region and Nome Census Area |
AK |
$434,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southcentral Foundation |
For facilities and equipment: to remodel and renovate the Fireweed facility and launch the Fireweed Specialty Dental Clinic. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$10,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seattle Children's |
To create a WWAMI Pediatric Residency Network to promote the expansion of pediatric residency training throughout the WWAMI region |
Statewide |
AK |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Social Services |
To increase the capacity of the economic empowerment program |
Anchorage |
AK |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nine Star Education and Employment Services |
To build out programming to provide a comprehensive service plan that will walk with a job seeker to financial autonomy |
Anchorage, Mat-Su, Homer |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Knik Tribal Council |
To address and reduce adverse childhood experiences through resiliency |
Wasilla |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska Southeast |
To establish and operate a commercial driver's license (CDL) education training program at the University of Alaska Southeast |
Juneau |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program |
Preventing homelessness by providing mental heath and substance use services |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program |
To prevent youth suicide by building from existing frameworks for youth health and well-being by providing arts education in rural communities through grant making opportunities and program management. |
Statewide |
AK |
$777,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program |
To recruit and train local community members to become early educators and certified teachers |
Akiak, other rural communities |
AK |
$1,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska |
To acquire technology and telecommunications equipment to support hybrid classrooms and instruction to increase educational opportunities for rural Alaska students. |
Akiak, other rural communities |
AK |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gamers Sports Travel |
To support mentoring and physical fitness activities to improve academic success for economically disadvantaged youth |
Anchorage |
AK |
$235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program |
Connect low-income, rural Elders to supportive services |
Statewide |
AK |
$1,256,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rural Alaska Community Action Program |
To increase access to arts and cultural activities for elders |
Statewide |
AK |
$629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Alaska Independent Living |
For expansion of independent living services |
Southeast Region |
AK |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AEYC-SEA - Assoc. for Education of Young Children |
To expand access and improve child care in Juneau. |
Juneau |
AK |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kawerak, Inc. |
To increase Alaska Native language proficiency among birth through 4-year-old children and their families in the Bering Strait region |
Bering Strait Region and Nome Census Area |
AK |
$1,092,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Sports Hall of Fame |
To support physical activity to advance academic success |
Statewide |
AK |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kawerak, Inc. |
To supplement Kawerak’s current scholarship awards |
Bering Strait Region and Nome Census Area |
AK |
$1,143,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bree’s Law Inc |
To address and prevent teen dating violence |
Statewide |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Resource Center for Parents and Children |
To educate caregivers on prevention and interventions for child abuse |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance - AK Chapter |
To educate, inform, and evaluate barriers for at-risk youth and families to achieve financial self-sufficiency. |
Palmer and Wasilla |
AK |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bethel Family Clinic |
For facilities and equipment: to purchase medical equipment for the Bethel Family Clinic in Bethel, AK. |
Bethel |
AK |
$103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kodiak Island Health Care Foundation |
For facilities and equipment: to renovate the health care facility and expand the clinic at the Kodiak Community Health Center in Kodiak, AK. |
Kodiak |
AK |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Childrens Place |
For facilities and equipment: To build a facility to provide behavioral and mental health services on the Children's Place campus. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$3,356,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seldovia Village Tribe |
For facilities and equipment: to expand the Homer Health Center in Homer, AK. |
Seldovia |
AK |
$634,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
For facilities and equipment: To construct an ambulance bay at Alaska Native Medical Center |
Anchorage |
AK |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
For facilities and equipment: to refurbish and replace imaging equipment at the Alaska Native Medical Center and associated renovations. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$5,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska |
For facilities and equipment: to renovate University of Alaska facilities for nursing education, telehealth training, and inter-professional education programs. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunshine Community Health Center Inc. |
For facilities and equipment: To renovate and expand the Sunshine Clinic facility in Talkeetna, AK, and for equipment. |
Talkeetna |
AK |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Native Village of Eyak |
For facilities and equipment: to construct a community health center and hospital in Cordova, AK. |
Cordova |
AK |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Anchorage |
To provide for the replacement of police vehicles. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Anchorage |
To provide for safe drinking water and the safe disposal of wastewater in Eagle River. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Anchorage |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Girdwood. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Anchorage |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Anchorage. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Anchorage |
To replace a failing culvert in Girdwood. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Chickaloon Native Village |
To provide for safe drinking water in Chickaloon. |
Chickaloon |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Palmer |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Palmer. |
Palmer |
AK |
$6,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kenai |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Kenai. |
Kenai |
AK |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Seldovia |
To provide for safe drinking water in Seldovia. |
Seldovia |
AK |
$414,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Seldovia |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Seldovia. |
Seldovia |
AK |
$746,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Seward |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Seward. |
Seward |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
BLM Alaska |
To construct trail improvements in the Crow Pass Trail portion of the Iditarod National Historic Trail. |
Girdwood |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wasilla |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Wasilla. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Anchorage |
To provide for historic preservation of the first schoolhouse in Anchorage. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wasilla |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Wasilla. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife |
To mitigate wildfire threat to Kenai NWR and surrounding communities. |
Kenai Penisula Borough |
AK |
$2,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wasilla |
To provide for safe drinking water in Wasilla. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Soldotna |
To upgrade equipment used to dewater treated solids at the Soldotna Wastewater Treatment Plant. |
Soldotna |
AK |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bureau of Land Management |
To complete a National Scenic Trail feasibility study to connect Seward and Fairbanks. |
Seward to Fairbanks |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Soldotna |
To improve wastewater effluent before discharge to the Kenai River. |
Soldotna |
AK |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Soldotna |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Soldotna. |
Soldotna |
AK |
$680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Huts Association |
To construct a shelter hut in the Chugach National Forest. |
Chugach National Forest |
AK |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Talkeetna Historical Society |
To rehabilitate the original Talkeetna Schoolhouse. |
Talkeetna |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of S.S. Nenana |
To complete restoration of the S.S. Nenana, a National Historic Landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Valdez |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Valdez. |
Valdez |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Whittier |
To provide for safe drinking water in Whittier. |
Whittier |
AK |
$1,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eldred Rock Lighthouse Preservation Association |
The purpose of this historic preservation project is to rehabilitate the Eldred Rock Lighthouse's boathouse and boat tramway. |
Haines |
AK |
$298,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
To provide for safe drinking water and disposal of wastewater in Grayling. |
Grayling |
AK |
$2,259,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
To provide for safe drinking water and disposal of wastewater in Nulato. |
Nulato |
AK |
$7,781,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
AK Department of Transportation & Public Facilitie |
To provide funding for the necessary pre-construction survey and design work in order to facilitate a surface transportation connection between King Cove and the Cold Bay Airport to facilitate access to medivacs and other services during inclement weather that prevents travel by air or boat to King Cove. |
King Cove |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Island Trails Network |
To recover ocean plastic from the Alaska marine environment, prevent entanglement and ingestion, restore critical habitats and recycle/recover collected materials. |
Kodiak |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kawerak |
For revitalization and rehabilitation of the Pilgrim Hot Springs, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
Nome |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
To provide for safe drinking water in Ouzinkie. |
Ouzinkie |
AK |
$2,986,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Slope Borough |
The purpose of this project is to support the Northern Route of the North Slope Borough (NSB) Community Winter Access Trails (CWAT) Pilot Program, which provides for the creation of temporary winter trail access between communities where year-round connecting roads do not exist. |
North Slope Borough |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
To provide for the safe disposal of wastewater in Scammon Bay. |
Scammon Bay |
AK |
$6,419,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bering Sea Fishermen’s Association |
To create an indigenous-led community monitoring program in AYK subsistence communities to assess and quantify salmon returns and subsistence harvest along Western Alaska rivers. |
Yukon/Kuskokwim |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
United States Fish and Wildlife Service |
Salmon run monitoring in the Yukon and Kuskokwim River watersheds. |
Yukon/Kuskokwim |
AK |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
United States Geological Survey |
Temperature and eDNA monitoring in the AYK |
Yukon/Kuskokwim |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kuskokwim River Intertribal Fish Commission |
Implementation of the Intertribal Federal Subsistence Cooperative Management Program. |
Kuskokwim River Watershed |
AK |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Yukon Koyukuk School District |
The purpose of this project is to remediate contaminated soils at the Kaltag School campus. |
Kaltag |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. George |
This project will replace the 50-year-old water distribution and wastewater collection infrastructure. |
St. George |
AK |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
To construct new disposal cells, facilities and utilities at the new landfill site and to improve the current landfill. |
Saint Paul |
AK |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metlakatla Indian Community |
To conduct Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning in shellfish. |
Annette Islands Reserve |
AK |
$234,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AEYC-SEA - Assoc. for Education of Young Children |
To expand access to early childhood mental health services in Juneau. |
Juneau |
AK |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Craig |
To upgrade Craig's wastewater treatment plant. |
Craig |
AK |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Craig |
The purpose of this project is to replace existing wastewater lift stations in the Craig Wastewater Collection and Treatment System. Replacement of the aging stations will provide better reliability, better public health, better environmental controls, and better management of the system remotely. |
Craig |
AK |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hoonah |
To fund the final phase of the City of Hoonah's new modern wastewater treatment plant and extend the sewer connection line from Hoonah's wastewater treatment plant to Icy Strait Point. |
Hoonah |
AK |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Southcentral Alaska |
To provide behavioral health support to children and youth |
Statewide |
AK |
$796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seattle Children's |
Expand the Alaska Pediatric Residency program. |
Alaska |
AK |
$355,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Peacehealth Ketchikan Medical Center |
For facilities and equipment at Ketchikan Medical Center |
Ketchikan |
AK |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City and Borough of Juneau |
To design and construct a commercial-scale composting facility to serve Juneau residents and businesses. |
Juneau |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wasilla |
To implement suction dredging to allow for sludge removal. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ketchikan Gateway Borough |
Wastewater project to minimize process upsets, remove debris from the influent stream, and introduce improved, controlled disinfection processes on the effluent side to ensure that all marine discharges meet ADEC requirements. |
Ketchikan |
AK |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City and Borough of Petersburg |
To replace a 250,000 gallon open top steel tank that is used to store treated and filtered water that is utilized for backwashing the plant filter bays. |
Petersburg |
AK |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
SouthEast Alaska Regional Health Consortium |
To remediate former U.S. Military properties adjacent to the new Mt. Edgecumbe Medical Center Construction and Expansion project site. |
Sitka |
AK |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Yakutat |
To provide for safe drinking water in Yakutat. |
Yakutat |
AK |
$5,082,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Nome |
To provide for safe drinking water distribution and wastewater collection. |
Nome |
AK |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tanana Chiefs Conference |
The Mid-Yukon River Sonar project seeks to address the large data gap regarding salmon populations on the Yukon River. |
Yukon River |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tagiugmiullu Nunamiullu Housing Authority |
To replace self-contained residential sewage treatment plants with more robust conventional septic tanks in six villages (Anaktuvuk Pass, Point Lay, Atqasuk, Nuiqsut, Wainwright, Kaktovik) across the Arctic Slope region. |
Anaktuvuk Pass, Point Lay, Atqasuk Nuiqsut, Wainwright, Kaktovik |
AK |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Native Village of Kotzebue |
To build cyanotoxin analysis capacity at the Native Village of Kotzebue. |
Kotzebue |
AK |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
To provide for safe drinking water in Savoonga. |
Savoonga |
AK |
$2,824,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Denali Commission |
For development of regional solid waste management plans. |
Statewide |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Chugach Regional Resources Commission |
To research depuration of HAB biotoxins in Alaskan shellfish species |
Seward |
AK |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Justice Center |
To identify and support Alaska Tribes in meeting the requirements to exercise special Tribal criminal jurisdiction. |
Statewide |
AK |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Anchorage |
The implement the Municipality of Anchorage's Community Wildfire Protection Plan. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Electric & Energy Cooperative, Inc. |
The provide for the installation of a combined heat and power project at the Kenai Peninsula Borough's Central Peninsula Landfill. |
Homer |
AK |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Homer |
This project completes a comprehensive, overall plan for revitalization and initial cleanup of a brownfield site owned by the City of Homer for community benefit. |
Homer |
AK |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Interfaith Hospitality Network dba: Family Promise |
To remediate a diesel spill area for conversion into recreational space for children. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
TKC Fish Wheel |
To develop resources within the Kuskokwim region to create timber packages, utilizing local wood resources, to build affordable, sustainable housing alternatives.
|
The Middle Kuskokwim Region |
AK |
$1,885,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Trails |
For implementation of the 2022 Park Highway Planning & Environmental Linkages Study, including completing design for five stand-alone separated pathways between communities along the Parks Highway corridor between mileposts (MP) 203 and 259. |
Denali Borough |
AK |
$4,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
To construct a new landfill and close the existing site which does not meet state regulatory standards. |
Kivalina |
AK |
$7,990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bureau of Land Management |
For the BLM to partner with Federal agencies, such as the Denali Commission, to provide training opportunities that both meet the needs of Alaska Fire Service and provide jobs in rural communities. |
Statewide |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
To provide for safe drinking water in Chignik. |
Chignik |
AK |
$5,534,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
State of Alaska |
To support the State of Alaska in conducting an inventory and verification of contaminated sites conveyed to Alaska Natives under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act. |
Statewide |
AK |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
State of Alaska |
To study the need and economic feasibility of constructing and operating a hazardous waste processing facility and landfill in the State of Alaska. |
Statewide |
AK |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Chugach National Forest |
To construct and improve recreational trails and access on the Iditarod National Historic Trail. |
Chugach National Forest |
AK |
$4,953,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kenai Peninsula Borough |
To implement the Kenai Peninsula Borough's community wildfire protection plan. |
Kenai Peninsula |
AK |
$8,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Chugach National Forest |
To construct backcountry, public use shelter huts along the Chugach National Forest's Glacier Discovery Trail. |
Chugach National Forest |
AK |
$1,140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
To provide safe water and water storage. |
Twin Hills |
AK |
$3,828,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kawerak |
To provide for historic preservation. |
Nome |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chefornak |
To upgrade a landfill. |
Chefornak |
AK |
$630,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hooper Bay |
To complete construction of a trail. |
Hooper Bay |
AK |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Village Corporation Association |
To build further tribal capacity for the inventory and verification of ANCSA contaminated lands. |
Statewide AK |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
To build further tribal capacity for the inventory and verification of ANCSA contaminated lands. |
Statewide AK |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station |
Funding will support the Connecticut Agriculture Experiment Station's work to monitor tick populations and tick-borne pathogens |
New Haven, State of Connecticut |
CT |
$206,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Funding will help replace an old public works garage in Winchester, Connecticut. |
Winchester |
CT |
$2,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Windsor |
Funding will support a building renovation to the East Windsor Scout Hall Youth Center to streamline town services for seniors and low-income residents |
East Windsor |
CT |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Madison |
Funding will help buy equipment and make necessary building modifications to improve energy reliability at the town's new emergency shelter |
Madison |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Children's Community Development Center, Inc. |
Funding will help install solar panels that will provide electricity to three childcare centers in Westport, Connecticut. |
Westport |
CT |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Hamden |
Funding will help the town of Hamen purchase new energy efficiency equipment and make energy efficiency building improvements at the town's administrative office building. |
Hamden |
CT |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Parent Child Center, Inc |
Funding will help purchase generators for energy reliability at childcare centers in Westport, Connecticut. |
Westport |
CT |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Greater Bridgeport Community Enterprises, Inc. |
To fund the outreach, engagement and facilitation of a community-led, strategic clean energy plan for future energy conservation and renewable energy generation projects in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Stamford |
Funding will help the city of Stamford upgrade its network of inefficient, high-pressure sodium-based streetlights to energy-saving LEDs streetlights. |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Manchester |
Funding will support energy efficiency upgrades at two public schools in Manchester, Connecticut |
Manchester |
CT |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Plymouth |
Funding will support the construction of a new public safety facility in Plymouth, CT |
Plymouth |
CT |
$4,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Connecticut Historical Society |
Funding would enable tens of thousands of records from American Revolution to be digitized and made publicly available through the Connecticut Digital Archive. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Connecticut Resource Conservation&Development Area |
Funding would create a Connecticut Veteran Farmer Educational Resource Hub and develop a Connecticut Veteran Farmer Grown marketing campaign. |
Haddam |
CT |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Women's Business Development Council, Inc. |
Funding would support the expansion of the Women's Business Development Council programming to more women-owned businesses in Connecticut. |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Town of Stonington |
Funding would pay for improvements to the Stonington Town Dock, which supports the operations of fishermen and wholesale food businesses. |
Stonington |
CT |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
CLiCK Inc. |
Funding for infrastructure improvements at a non-profit food hub in Willimantic, Connecticut. |
Windham |
CT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for completion of the Army Corps' feasibility study for rehabilitation of the flood protection system. |
East Hartford and Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding to dredge approximately 50,000 cubic yards of silt buildup from the federal channel in the Stony Creek Harbor. |
Branford |
CT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Federal funding for dredging approximately 23,000 cubic yards of silt from the Guilford Harbor. |
Guilford |
CT |
$1,078,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for dredging of approximately 70,000-100,000 cubic yards from the Branford Harbor and River. |
Branford |
CT |
$5,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for developing the plans and specifications for dredging of the New Haven Harbor, as well as to help solicit a contract to complete the maintenance dredging. |
New Haven |
CT |
$14,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology |
Funding will construct the new Connecticut Manufacturing and Technology Innovation Center |
East Hartford |
CT |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Regional Youth Adult Social Action Partnership |
Funding will support Regional Youth Adult Social Action Partnership's work to reduce gun violence in Bridgeport, Connecticut. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$237,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of New London |
Funding will purchase new emergency communication equipment in New London, Connecticut |
New London |
CT |
$2,218,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding will be used to purchase forensic technology for the Bridgeport Police Department. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Greenwave |
Funding to launch the Connecticut Kelp Innovation Center to support a robust aquaculture and address reduce barriers to entry and scale. |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sea Research Foundation, Inc. d/b/a Mystic Aquariu |
Funding to establish the Blue Economy Career Development Center to create a pipeline for underserved youth in Eastern Connecticut. |
Mystic |
CT |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Police Department |
Funding for a summer basketball league to facilitate positive interactions between youth and police in Waterbury, CT |
Waterbury |
CT |
$141,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut |
Funding to continue investment in the Ecological Modelling Institute at UConn. |
Storrs |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Provide funding for new radios for police and emergency services in Winchester, CT |
Winchester |
CT |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Weston |
Funding to purchase a new public safety communication system in Weston, CT |
Weston |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Fairfield |
Funding to purchase a new public safety communication system in New Fairfield, CT |
New Fairfield |
CT |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
North Branford Police Department |
Funding to upgrade the public safety communication system in North Branford, CT |
North Branford |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bloomfield Police Department |
Funding for an upgrade to police car cruiser cameras in Bloomfield, CT |
Bloomfield |
CT |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bloomfield Police Department |
Funding for a police department training room in Bloomfield, CT |
Bloomfield |
CT |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Windsor |
Funding to replace emergency radio equipment in East Windsor, CT |
East Windsor |
CT |
$1,941,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut |
Funding to accelerate efforts to advance the development of a comprehensive long-term risk management framework and to expand the evaluation of mitigation methods of concrete affected by pyrrhotite. |
Storrs |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut |
Funding for initiation of the Collaborative Institute for Marine Science and Coastal Resilience at Canal Dock in West Haven. |
University of New Haven |
CT |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
East Coast Shellfish Growers Association |
Funding for the necessary investments to maintain the broodstock, grow algal food, and preform the breeding work to deploy 100 selected lines of oysters at growout sites throughout New England. |
Milford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding to improve radio interoperability in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Congregations Organized for a New Connecticut |
Funding to support firearm safety and reduce gun violence across Connecticut. |
Hamden |
CT |
$67,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Haven |
Funding to support a community-based gun violence reduction project at the University of New Haven |
West Haven |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brookfield |
Funding to upgrade the public safety communication system in Brookfield, CT |
Brookfield |
CT |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Funding to support the launch of a police training academy in Stamford, CT |
Stamford |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Police Department |
Funding for technology at the City of Waterbury's Real-Time Crime and Pandemic Center |
Waterbury |
CT |
$930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hall Neighborhood House |
Funding to construct a new wing of the Hall Neighborhood House in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$6,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of New Britain |
Funding to construct a wellness center at the Boys & Girls Club of New Britain |
New Britain |
CT |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the City of Waterbury |
This funding will allow the Waterbury Housing Authority to complete the demolition of blighted structures in the West Grove St. area in order to make way for the construction of much-needed affordable housing. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West Haven |
Funding to construct a new recreation facility in West Haven, CT. |
West Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CCARC, Inc. |
Funding for property acquisition to increase disability services in New Britain, CT. |
New Britain |
CT |
$834,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Horizons, Inc. |
Funding for accessibility upgrades at Horizons, Inc. in South Windham, CT. |
South Windham |
CT |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Airport Authority |
Funding for design and construction of building additions at the east and west ends of the main terminal at Bradley International Airport. |
Windsor Locks |
CT |
$22,221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Trumbull |
Funding for construction of a veteran, first responder, and community center in Trumbull, CT. |
Trumbull |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Connecticut Audubon Society, Inc. |
Funding for construction of laboratory space to serve fishermen, students, and scientists in southeastern Connecticut. |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$2,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Funding for community center renovation project in Winchester, CT |
Winchester |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Coastal Fairfield County |
Funding to construct ten affordable homes in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Renewal Team, Inc |
Funding to renovate bathrooms at family shelter in East Hartford, CT. |
East Hartford |
CT |
$98,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Annie C Courtney Foundation Inc |
Funding to purchase a multifamily home for foster youth in the Naugatuck Valley |
Waterbury |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Haven |
Funding for a commercial corridor revitalization project in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windsor |
Funding to construct a public park in Windsor, CT. |
Windsor |
CT |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trust for Public Land |
Funding to create a 20-mile waterfront pathway in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding for facility improvements at five sites that serve individuals with disabilities across Connecticut. |
Trumbull, Monroe, Hamden, Stratford |
CT |
$361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Riverbrook Regional YMCA |
Funding to construct a new YMCA in Norwalk, CT. |
Norwalk |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for a revolving loan fund to support facade renovations in the Naugatuck Valley. |
Naugatuck Valley |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Development Corporation |
Funding to construct a public recreational park in Waterbury, CT. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Workers Inc. DBA The Boys & Girls Club of N |
Upgrade Boys and Girls Club facility in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Dwight Development Corporation |
Funding for affordable housing renovation in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
Funding for riverfront remediation and development in Middletown,CT |
Middletown |
CT |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Durham |
Funding to renovate a town-owned building and create a community center in Durham, CT. |
Durham |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Open Hearth Association |
Funding for facility improvements at The Open Hearth in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen, Inc. |
Funding for a new homeless service center at Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eugene O’Neill Theater Center |
Funding for rehabilitation of Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. |
New London, Waterford |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Thames Valley Council for Community Action, Inc. |
Funding for a childcare center in Groton, CT. |
Groton |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New London |
Funding will contribute to the overall cost of constructing a community center in New London, CT. |
New London |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wethersfield, CT |
Funding to design and renovate a community space and food hub in Wethersfield, CT. |
Wethersfield |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Monroe |
Funding for community center acquisition in Monroe, CT |
Monroe |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
Funding to improve Charter Oak Landing in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cheshire |
Funding to improve public parking in Cheshire, CT. |
Cheshire |
CT |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for Norfolk Living |
Funding for energy efficiency upgrades at an affordable housing project in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Barnum Museum Foundation |
Funding for the revitalization of Barnum Museum in Bridgeport, CT |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mercy Housing Shelter Corporation |
Funding for equipment and facility repairs at four Mercy Housing and Shelter sites |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Real Art Ways |
Funding for expansion and facility renovations at Real Arts Way. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Angel of Edgewood |
Funding for community cafe and training center in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$533,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lyman Allyn Art Museum |
Funding for an improvement project at Lyman Allyn Art Museum. |
New London |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Funding for design and constructinon of a new satellite of the Ferguson Library system on the East Side of Stamford. |
Stamford |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Haven |
Funding to construct a community center in East Haven, CT. |
East Haven |
CT |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbus House, Inc. |
Funding for preservation of housing units in New Haven, CT. |
Middletown |
CT |
$741,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Junior Republic (CJR) |
Funding for facilities improvements at their Cable Academic and Vocational Education Center |
Litchfield |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Waterbury |
Funding to rehabilitate community pool in Waterbury, CT. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Connecticut Audubon Society, Inc. |
Funding to restore the Edwin Way Teale Study and Visitor Center in Hampton, CT. |
Hampton |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbus House, Inc. |
Funding to convert congregate shelter in New Haven to a non-congregate design. |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the design and environmental review of infrastructure improvements on Riverside Drive in Ansonia. |
Ansonia |
CT |
$3,804,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design and rights-of-way for a portion of the East Coast Greenway in Bloomfield. |
Bloomfield |
CT |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for engineering and design of a trail segment between Ridgefield and Georgetown. |
Redding and Ridgefield |
CT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for complete streets improvements on Broad Street in Windsor. |
Windsor |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for construction to improve vehicular safety on I-95 at Interchange 74 and address traffic operational concerns between Interchanges 74 and 75. |
East Lyme |
CT |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding to construct one-quarter mile of boardwalk on the Air Line Trail in East Hampton. |
East Hampton |
CT |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for construction of the final segment of the Hop River State Park trail in Coventry and Columbia. |
Coventry and Columbia |
CT |
$6,785,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for traffic improvements to address safety and operational issues in Middlebury and Waterbury. |
Middlebury and Waterbury |
CT |
$28,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the surveying, design, and permitting for a 2.4 mile section of Naugatuck River Greenway Trail in Watertown. |
Watertown |
CT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the design and construction of a segment of the Naugatuck River Greenway Trail in Waterbury. |
Naugatuck |
CT |
$4,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the final design and construction of a retaining wall in Norfolk. There are three deteriorating dry stacked stone retaining walls along US Route 44. |
Norfolk |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for a comprehensive planning study for the Norwalk River Valley Trail in southwestern Connecticut. |
Norwalk River Valley (Norwalk, Wilton, Redding, Ridgefield, Danbury) |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design and construction of a multi-use path, sidewalk, and three pedestrian bridges in Oxford. Oxford’s “Main Street” is State Route 67. |
Oxford |
CT |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for construction to realign Lafayette Circle in Bridgeport. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for engineering and design work for the rehabilitation of Bridge No. 02475 in Bridgeport. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for engineering and design work for the rehabilitation of Bridge No. 03637 in Bridgeport. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Federal funding for reconstruction of Bridge No. 02572 that carries US Route 1 over a local service road and an I-95 exit ramp. |
New London |
CT |
$12,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the engineering and design of improvements to Route 229 in Bristol and Southington. |
Bristol and Southington |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for construction of pedestrian infrastructure near schools in Stamford. |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the Shoreline Greenway Trail in New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$9,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design, environmental review, and construction of improvements to Huntingdon Avenue in Waterbury. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$17,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design and construction for improvements to the West Main Street corridor in Waterbury. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design, environmental planning, renovation, and reconstruction of the Washington Avenue Bridge and Washington Street in Waterbury. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the replacement of 10 total signals at critical locations on state and local routes within Waterbury’s downtown. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for streetscaping and pedestrian-friendly improvements in Wilson. |
Windsor |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for design and construction of improvements to at-grade crossings to qualify for a ‘Quiet Zone’ designation in Windsor. |
Windsor |
CT |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding to replace fourteen vehicles in the Kennedy Center’s fleet and procure software for transit management. |
Trumbull |
CT |
$990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for bridge replacement, signal upgrades, and track realignment to increase train speeds in Stratford and Bridgeport. |
Stratford and Bridgeport |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding to restart and expand a shared electric mobility program in New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$3,149,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East End NRZ Market & Cafe |
Funding to support environmental remediation and redevelopment in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Hartford |
Funding to purchase a property and conduct a feasibility study to determine whether the existing property would be rehabilitated for affordable housing. |
West Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CitySeed |
Funding to construct a new food hub in New Haven, CT. |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Land Bank |
Funding to establish a homeownership fund in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Funding for downtown planning study in Winchester, CT. |
Winchester |
CT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for neighborhood revitalization and streetscaping project in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windham |
Funding to replace a footbridge in Willimantic, CT |
Windham |
CT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United States Coast Guard Academy Alumni Assoc |
Funding to construct a Maritime Center of Excellence |
New London |
CT |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MARC Community Resources, Ltd |
Funding to renovate a facility at Marc Community Resources in Middletown, CT |
Middletown |
CT |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Firebird Society of Greater New Haven, Inc. |
Funding for property acquisition and renovations for Firebird Society of Greater New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$353,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
First Fire Taxation District of WH |
Funding for fire station expansion. |
West Haven |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Monroe |
Funding for fire station expansion. |
Town of Monroe |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for new fire training school. |
Beacon Falls |
CT |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Oxford |
Funding to expand the Emergency Operations Center in Oxford, CT. |
Oxford |
CT |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
CT Dep of Emergency Services and Public Protection |
Funding to create a State Interagency Coordination Center 24- hour Watch Desk located at the Connecticut Emergency Operations Center |
Statewide |
CT |
$656,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Stratford |
Funding to upgrade stormwater pipe system and stormwater pump station at Stratford Water Pollution Control Facility |
Stratford |
CT |
$4,183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Wilton |
Funding to support a new Emergency Operations Center in Wilton, CT. |
Wilton |
CT |
$940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
United Way of Connecticut, Inc. |
Funding to construct a new Emergency Operations Center for 211CT operations |
Statewide |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Middlefield |
Funding for design and construction costs for a new Emergency Operations Center for Middlefield, CT |
Middlefield |
CT |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Hartford |
Funding to move and rebuild the Hartford Emergency Operations Center. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of East Haven |
Funding for upgrades to Emergency Operations Center in East Haven, CT. |
East Haven |
CT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of East Lyme – Emergency Management |
Funding to construct public safety communication tower in East Lyme, CT. |
East Lyme |
CT |
$213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for new emergency communication equipment at Bridgeport Emergency Operations Center. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding to upgrade equipment at the City of Bridgeport's Emergency Operations Center. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Coventry |
Funding for a microgrid project in Coventry, CT. |
Coventry |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of South Windsor |
Funding for equipment at South Windsor Emergency Operations Center |
South Windsor |
CT |
$34,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Old Lyme |
Funding for Emergency Operations Center upgrades in Old Lyme |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$708,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Madison |
Funding to construct an Emergency Operations Center in Madison, CT. |
Madison |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for culvert assessments across Connecticut. |
Statewide |
CT |
$6,187,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for bridge replacement and wetland mitigation at Four Mile River |
East Lyme and Old Lyme |
CT |
$3,945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for regional culvert replacement program in the Naugatuck Valley |
19 Towns with Naugatuck Valley region |
CT |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for storm sewer assessments and compliance upgrades within the Naugatuck Valley |
Towns within the Naugatuck Valley |
CT |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for a flood scoping project in Bridgeport, CT |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$742,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
University of Connecticut |
Funding for supporting municipal project planning and technical capacity development across Connecticut. |
Storrs |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
City of Hartford |
Funding for necessary upgrades to Closure Structure #1 in Hartford, CT |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Center, Inc. of Connecticut |
Funding for a healthcare workforce training program |
Middletown |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation Connecticut |
Funding to expand career and financial coaching services |
Hartford, New Britain, New Haven, Norwalk, and Waterbury |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
COMPASS Youth Collaborative |
Funding to support youth outreach program in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut |
Funding to expand Dolly Parton Imagination Library and improve literacy in Hartford, Windham, and Tolland counties |
Hartford, Windham, and Tolland Counties |
CT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental |
Funding for book distribution and literacy improvement programs in Stamford, Manchester, and Litchfield |
Stamford, Manchester, and Litchfield |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Waterbury |
Funding for mindfulness afterschool program in Waterbury, CT. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$332,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Historical Society |
Funding for community history project through Connecticut Historical Society |
Statewide |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Albertus Magnus College |
Funding to expand the student information technology hub and start a related experiential learning and internship program |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,506,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Children's Community Development Center, Inc. |
Support for early childhood education students to participate in teacher training |
Fairfield County |
CT |
$62,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hartford |
Funding to support the growth of the University of Hartford's Division of Graduate and Professional Studies |
West Hartford |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwin University Magnet School System |
Funding for curriculum development at Goodwin University Magnet School System |
East Hartford |
CT |
$1,502,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Elevate Bridgeport |
Funding to support student support services at Elevate Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CCARC, Inc. |
Funding for startup costs for job training programs that serve individuals with disabilities |
New Britain |
CT |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NAFI Connecticut, Inc. |
Funding to support career exploration program |
Litchfield |
CT |
$218,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding for a Direct Support Professionals training program |
Fairfield and New Haven Counties |
CT |
$1,152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hartford |
Funding for student mental health and career support services |
West Hartford |
CT |
$731,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capital Workforce Partners |
Funding for youth career services in North Central Connecticut |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of Western and Northern CT, Inc. |
Funding for work readiness programs in Hartford, Bridgeport, and Waterbury |
Bridgeport, Hartford, and Waterbury |
CT |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Hartford Public Schools |
Funding for manufacturing equipment for East Hartford Public Schools |
East Hartford |
CT |
$730,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Reads Community Book Bank |
Funding to expand structured literacy programming in the New Haven area |
New Haven, Bethany, Branford, Cheshire, Hamden,
Milford, Orange, West Haven |
CT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Coastal Fairfield County |
Funding to support the work of Bridgeport Prospers |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$247,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Regional Youth Adult Social Action Partnership |
Funding to support Social Emotional Learning Initiative within Bridgeport Public Schools |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Funding to support Best Buddies in Connecticut |
Bridgeport, Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capitol Region Education Council Foundation |
Funding for special education teacher residency program |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stamford YMCA |
Funding to hire and train teachers at LEAD Academy afterschool program at Stamford YMCA |
Stamford |
CT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Connecticut State University |
Funding for bilingual college access program at Central Connecticut State University |
New Britain |
CT |
$68,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban Impact of Black Rock |
Funding to support student services through Urban Impact of Black Rock |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arts for Learning Connecticut |
Funding for arts education program expansion |
Hamden |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SoundWaters, Inc. |
Funding for afterschool and extracurricular programming in Fairfield County |
Bridgeport, Norwalk, Stamford |
CT |
$361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Knights Youth Organization |
Funding for sports and mentoring afterschool and summer program in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Coastal Fairfield County |
Funding for community outreach programming on adverse childhood experiences |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$149,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Public Schools |
Funding to provide computers for students in Waterbury Public Schools |
Waterbury |
CT |
$2,265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Public Schools |
Funding to install wireless access points within Waterbury schools |
Waterbury |
CT |
$259,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwin University Magnet School System |
Funding to support programming at Goodwin University Magnet School System |
East Hartford |
CT |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Coastal Fairfield County |
Funding to provide space for extracurricular programming in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$243,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LifeBridge Community Services, Inc. |
Funding for robotics lab and technology upgrades for afterschool and summer programs |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Haven |
Funding will be used to acquire equipment and develop human capital |
West Haven |
CT |
$782,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut Health Center |
Funding for STEM programming to increase minority representation in science and engineering |
Hartford and Waterbury |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut Health Center |
Funding for programs to increase the entry of underrepresented and first-generation students to medical and dental schools. |
Farmington |
CT |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Stage |
Funding to expand arts summer programming at the Hartford Stage |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
4-H Education Center at Auerfarm |
Funding to expand summer programming for students with disabilities |
Bloomfield |
CT |
$204,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Public Library |
Funding for educational programs for immigrant, refugee, and ELL students |
Hartford |
CT |
$305,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hispanic Federation |
Funding for programming to increase college enrollment among Latino students and students of color in Hartford |
Hartford |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding to launch an adaptive arts pilot program to assist special education students in Bridgeport. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding for library refresh at Bridgeport Public Schools |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Western Connecticut |
Funding for college access program in Stamford |
Stamford |
CT |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding for college retention program for students with disabilities |
Trumbull |
CT |
$1,284,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Housatonic Community College |
Funding to expand healthcare and IT programs and funding to start a hydroponics program at Housatonic Community College |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding for early childhood education paraprofessionals in Bridgeport Public Schools |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding for teacher leader program at Bridgeport Public Schools |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Board of Education |
Funding for arts, music, and entertainment afterschool program in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sacred Heart University |
Funding for college access program at Arrupe College at Sacred Heart University |
Fairfield |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
All Our Kin, Inc. |
Provide family child care educators with the resources, training, and services they deserve to launch and sustain high-quality family child care programs, which allow parents and caregivers to go to work. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kids In Crisis |
To address the mental health crisis facing Connecticut teens by expanding the TeenTalk program to 5 middle schools in Norwalk and 5 middle schools and 2 high schools in Stamford. |
Cos Cob |
CT |
$1,121,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Milford, Inc. |
Federal Funds will be used to assist Milford Residents with rent/mortgage payments, utility bills, medical bills, summer camperships and diapers for infants and toddlers. |
Milford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Coast Guard Academy Alumni Association |
Funding will support the creation of the Maritime Center of Excellence (MCOE), a new state-of-the-art facility with enhanced classrooms, seminar spaces, and the Science and Engineering Innovation Lab. |
New London |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Children's Medical Center |
Funding for a Perinatal Care Center |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Continuum of Care |
Funding for renovations at veterans residential PTSD treatment program. |
New Haven |
CT |
$630,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hartford |
Funding for equipment for healthcare training programs |
Hartford |
CT |
$87,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence |
Funding for a music therapy program for children in domestic violence shelters throughout Connecticut |
statewide |
CT |
$216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Annie C Courtney Foundation, Inc |
There are 424,000 children in foster care in the US. Every year approximately 20,000 young adults will age out of this system. We propose setting up and managing a directory that will highlight and feature the talents and abilities of former foster youth so that adults formerly in care can find and support each other through hiring and recommending other former foster youth. The Directory will be built and maintained by and for former foster youth. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$82,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgeport Youth Lacrosse Inc. |
Funding for sports programs for low-income families in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chrysalis Center Inc. |
Funding for renovations at veterans housing facilities |
Rockville/Vernon |
CT |
$642,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for mental health support group in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$31,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding for health-focused afterschool programming in Bridgeport, CT. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
Funding for sexually transmitted infection clinic in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Child Guidance Clinic |
Funding to replace roof at outpatient mental health center and a therapeutic day school |
Manchester |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Counseling Centers Inc |
Funding for IT upgrades to support seven mental health and substance abuse clinics |
Danbury, Meriden, Norwalk, Stamford, Waterbury |
CT |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Connection, Inc. |
Funding for training for direct care staff at The Connection, Inc. |
Middletown |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Depend |
Funding for security improvements at Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence |
Lebanon, Norwich, New London |
CT |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Depend |
Funding for renovations at Southeastern Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence sites |
Lebanon, Norwich, New London |
CT |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Children's |
Funding for renovations and equipment at Burgdor Clinic |
Hartford |
CT |
$882,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Western Connecticut |
Funding for food prescription program in the Danbury area |
Danbury |
CT |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance for Living |
Funding to support New London County CARES program |
New London |
CT |
$294,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Greenwich, Connecticut, Inc. |
Funding for financial literacy program targeted to domestic abuse survivors |
Greenwich |
CT |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Greenwich Sexual Assault Services Program Spa |
Funding for the design of new program space for YWCA Greenwich |
Greenwich |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Connecticut Women’s Consortium, Inc. |
Funding for trauma-informed nonprofit training through Connecticut Women’s Consortium |
Hamden |
CT |
$89,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberation Programs, Inc. |
Funding for renovations at Liberation House in Stamford |
Stamford |
CT |
$1,751,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
InterCommunity, Inc |
Funding to expand a primary and behavioral health care facility in Hartford, CT |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Keystone House Inc. |
Funding for renovations at three group homes for adults with a mental health diagnosis |
Norwalk |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LifeBridge Community Services, Inc. |
Funding for elevator replacement |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Make-A-WIsh Connecticut |
Funding for a new roof at The Wishing Place in Trumbull, CT |
Trumbull |
CT |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MARC of Manchester |
Funding for renovations at MARC of Manchester |
Manchester |
CT |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
McCall Foundation, Inc. |
Funding for renovations at a intermediate residential treatment program |
Torrington |
CT |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Johnson Memorial Hospital |
Funding to expand Cancer Center at Johnson Memorial Hospital |
Stafford |
CT |
$820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Optimus Health Care, Inc. |
Funding for renovation at a federally qualified health center |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gaylord Hospital, Inc. |
Funding for the expansion of the Center for Education at Gaylord Hospital Center |
Wallingford |
CT |
$1,599,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Alliance |
Funding for a project to alleviate mental health and substance use barriers to sustainable employment |
New Haven and 29 other cities in Connecticut |
CT |
$513,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Community and Family Services, Inc |
Funding for expansion Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) program in Norwich |
Norwich |
CT |
$301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Project Imo, Inc |
Funding for youth mentoring program in Windham, CT |
Windham |
CT |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Norwalk ACTS |
Funding for youth mental health program in Norwalk, CT |
Norwalk |
CT |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LifeBridge Community Services, Inc. |
Funding to hire clinicians for youth mental health services |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$308,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Implementation of Trauma-Informed Approach to Care |
Funding for trauma-informed care training for nonprofit staff |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$164,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Day Kimball Health Care |
Funding for MRI equipment purchase at Day Kimball Health Care |
Putnam |
CT |
$4,336,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Institute For Communities, Inc. (CIFC) |
Funding for a parking garage at a federally qualified health center |
Danbury |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Renewal Team, Inc. (CRT) |
Funding for program healthcare program expansion in North End of Hartford |
Hartford |
CT |
$551,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic Inc. |
Funding for Automated Electronic Defibrillators and Restroom Facility Renovations at Clifford W. Beers Guidance Clinic |
New Haven |
CT |
$104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reliance Health, Inc. |
Funding for renovations at nine mental health facilities in eastern Connecticut |
Norwich |
CT |
$207,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Joseph Parenting Center |
Funding for supplies and materials at Saint Joseph Parenting Center, which serves children and families experiencing child abuse and neglect |
Stamford, Danbury |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stamford Health |
Funding for mental health programming through Stamford Health |
Stamford |
CT |
$298,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Village for Families and Children |
Funding for renovations at The Village for Families and Children in Hartford, CT |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler Clinic, Inc. |
Funding for a new healthcare facility in Bristol |
Bristol |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quiet Corner Cares |
Funding for renovations at Kasia's Hope House |
Putnam |
CT |
$45,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Community for Addiction Recovery |
Funding to support five recovery community centers |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cornell Scott-Hill Corporation |
Funding to support a federally qualified health center |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hispanic Federation, Inc. |
Funding for vaccination programs across Connecticut |
Hartford |
CT |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Greater Bridgeport Opportunities Industrializa |
Funding for youth mental health programming |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Public Schools |
Funding will be used to expand a VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) Expansion Project to twenty-one school locations in the school district, to support effective communication between the school and community members. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$402,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Perception Programs |
Funds will support the renovation of a facility in Willimantic, CT to allow Perception Programs to improve delivery of behavioral heath services in the Windham County Service area. |
Willimantic |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Human Development |
Funds will be used to purchase a 7-8 seat minivan which will be utilized to transport individuals the Center serves to clinical/medical appointments, community events, work and potential job interviews, family engagements, support groups, and other community engagements. |
Colchester |
CT |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberation Programs, Inc. |
Funds will be used to enhance Liberation Program, Inc.'s Electronic Health Record (EHR) system. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station |
Funds will be used to provide nutritious food to communities through the establishment of urban vegetable gardens that will also serve as a research opportunity for stakeholders studying small-scale cropping systems, nutrient management, etc. |
New Haven |
CT |
$99,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Person-to-Person, Inc. |
Funding will support the Steps2Success program to address financial insecurity faced by Connecticut adults. |
Darien |
CT |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chrysalis Center Inc. |
Funding will support renovations to the St. Philip House campus operated by the Chrysalis Center. |
Plainville |
CT |
$72,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfield County’s Community Foundation |
Funding will support research into economic inequality and mobility in Fairfield County. |
Norwalk |
CT |
$462,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Child and Family Agency of Southeastern CT, Inc. |
Federal funds will be used to establish high-quality outpatient behavioral health services in southern Connecticut schools identified as high-need by the state of Connecticut’s Department of Public Health. |
New London |
CT |
$296,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family Services of Greater Hartford |
Federal funding would support staffing for the Jewish Family Services' new program, Comprehensive Community Supports, which is designed to addressed challenges often faced by low-to-moderate income clients. |
West Hartford |
CT |
$62,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding would support the modernization and transition of the City of Bridgeport Health Departments record management to a digital document management system (DMS). |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cure Rare Disease |
Funding would support the renovation of a laboratory space that will be used for research into rare diseases and development of biotechnology. |
Woodbridge |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding to launch a pilot IT program. |
Trumbull |
CT |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fair Haven Community Health Clinic |
Funding will support the construction of a new 33,500 square foot health center in the Fair Haven neighborhood of New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CT Children's Medical Center |
Funding for the construction of a lead-lined room that is necessary for MIBG therapy |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lutheran Home of Southbury |
Funding for IT upgrades at Lutheran Home of Southbury |
Southbury |
CT |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbus House |
Funding for a mental health and substance use recovery support program that serves individuals experiencing homelessness |
New Haven and Middletown |
CT |
$699,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Center of Hamden |
Funding for workforce development training sessions at Children's Center of Hamden |
Hamden |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Renewal Team |
Funding for Dementia Unit at Assisted Living Facility in East Hartford |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,634,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greenwoods Counseling & Referrals, Inc. |
Funding for mental health and addiction services staffing in a rural community |
Litchfield County |
CT |
$167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health Connecticut |
Funding for facility renovations at Mental Health Connecticut |
Waterbury, West Hartford, Stamford, and Torrington |
CT |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prudence Crandall Center, Inc. |
Funding for domestic violence response programming |
New Britain, Southington, Plainville, Berlin, Kensington, Burlington, Terryville and Plymouth |
CT |
$124,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Easterseals of Oak Hill |
Funding will be used to transform the current Easterseals Hemlocks Center to a center to provide support services to individuals with disabilities from across the nation. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,359,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family & Children's Aid |
Funding would support a new Waterbury Project Joy Center for use by FCA's Rapid Response Teams and Clinicians tp provide accelerated access to mental health treatment for youth. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford |
Funds would be used to increase client access to substance abuse and mental health treatment in New Haven. |
Hartford |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CT Citizens for Science |
Funding will be used to connect new parents to outreach coordinators to direct them to care and services during the first year. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Resources for Justice |
Funding will support a new program designed to provide employment services, harm reduction education, substance abuse support, and other programming for the criminal justice and reentry populations. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$521,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bristol Adult Resource Center, Inc. |
These funds will help finance the construction of a new building at BARC, which will allow for significant expansion programming & recreational support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). |
Bristol |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Hartford, Inc. |
Funding would support the Boys & Girls Club's ongoing programming, including programming in health and wellness, STEAM, and arts. |
Hartford |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Klingberg Family Centers, Inc. |
Funding would be used to address overdue facility repairs and upgrades to the Klingberg Family Centers’ main campus in New Britain. |
New Britain |
CT |
$3,072,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Child and Family Agency of Southeastern CT, Inc. |
Funds will be used to cover costs related to staffing, training, and supplies at Child & Family Agency’s three Community Bridge Clinics in New London County and Middlesex County. |
New London |
CT |
$679,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities, Inc. - Archdiocese of Hartford |
Funding would be used to support interconnected services provided by the Neighborhood Equity Centers in Hartford. |
Hartford |
CT |
$724,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BHcare, Inc. |
Funds will be used to support services for individuals struggling with mental health and/or substance abuse disorders at the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic. |
North Haven |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MARC of Manchester |
The funds will be used to install commercial height porte-cocheres and emergency backup power generators at 151 & 161 Sheldon Road, Manchester, CT, to ensure continuity of services to people with intellectual disabilities that are served at MARC, Inc. |
Manchester |
CT |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Connection, Inc. |
Funding will support much-needed renovations to Hallie House, a Connection, Inc. (TCI) residential substance use treatment center. |
Middletown |
CT |
$43,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hands On Hartford |
Funding will support basic needs programs, which include a food pantry, community meals program (soup kitchen), weekend backpack nutrition program for Hartford kids, and assistance with rent, utility, security deposit costs, and other homelessness prevention services.
|
Hartford |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Governor's Prevention Partnership |
Funding to train community and youth leaders as credible messengers in their communities to prevent substance use and provide safe methods for deactivation and home disposal of prescription opioids and other dangerous substances |
Statewide |
CT |
$1,122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Kennedy Center |
Funding for medical disaster response equipment |
Fairfield County |
CT |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Business Initiative |
Funding for middle school career and life skills program |
Norwalk |
CT |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
‘r kids, Inc. |
Funding for a family trauma center in New Haven |
New Haven |
CT |
$972,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Business Initiative, Inc. |
Funding to support job training, fiscal literacy, and entrepreneurship programs for high school-aged, low-income youth. |
Norwalk |
CT |
$76,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest at Wakeman Boys & Girls Clubhouse |
Funding for health center renovation in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Bridge to Success Community Partnership |
Funding for Black maternal mortality program in Waterbury |
Waterbury |
CT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport Water Pollution Control Authori |
Partial funding for the upgrade of West Side Wastewater Treatment Facility |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwich Public Utilities |
Funding for emergency water interconnection between Groton and Norwich water systems |
Norwich |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwich Public Utilities |
Funding to re-line a significant portion of NPU’s wastewater system and extend the life of the existing gravity sewer system |
Norwich |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
Funding for construction costs to replace HVAC and make electrical improvements at Lake Gaillard Water Treatment Plant |
North Branford |
CT |
$4,880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
Funding for the construction projects at Lake Gaillard Water Treatment Plant |
North Branford |
CT |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
Funding to contribute to valve replacement project at Lake Gaillard Water Treatment Plant |
North Branford |
CT |
$2,152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
Funding for valve replacement project at the Route 80 Control Valve facility |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
Funding for fire protection and other upgrades at Raynham Hill Pump Station |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The South Central Regional Water Authority |
Funding for generator and fuel tank replacement at Seymour Well Treatment Facility |
Seymour |
CT |
$716,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Old Lyme |
Funding for a wastewater project in Old Lyme |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$11,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for an inventory of open space in the Naugatuck Valley |
19 towns in Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
CT |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Monroe |
Funding for septic tank replacement at Monroe Senior Center |
Monroe |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
School Hill Water Association |
Funding to connect 31 homes and 87 residents up to the Connecticut water system |
East Windsor |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fish and Wildlife Service |
Funding for land acquisition in the Salmon River Division, Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge |
Haddam and East Hampton |
CT |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrington WPCA |
Funding to upgrade Harris Road Pump Station |
Torrington |
CT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Funding for green infrastructure project to manage wastewater in Stamford |
Stamford |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Metropolitan District Commission |
Funding for the construction of a new water transmission main to supply drinking water to East Hartford, SouthWindsor, Glastonbury, and Portland |
East Hartford, South Windsor, Glastonbury and Portland |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Save the Sound |
Construct green infrastructure in Hamden, CT |
Hamden |
CT |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Funding for water main replacement in Winchester, CT |
Winsted |
CT |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Save the Sound |
Funding for a green infrastructure project in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Bridgeport |
Funding for urban forestry project in Bridgeport |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$154,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Antiquarian and Landmarks Society Inc. |
Funding for renovations at Nathan Hale Homestead |
Hartford/Coventry |
CT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Funding for sewer line in Winchester |
Winchester |
CT |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Office of Policy and Management |
Funding to update the Connecticut State Water Plan |
Statewide |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Western CT Council of Governments |
Funding for a sewer feasibility study |
Ridgefield and Redding |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding to contribute to the restoration of The Perry Memorial Arch |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mystic Seaport Museum |
Funding to restore the Emma C. Berry |
Mystic |
CT |
$111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for tree canopy assessment in the Naugatuck Valley |
The 19 towns in the Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Prospect |
Funding for a drinking water project in Prospect |
Prospect |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for wastewater planning project in Naugatuck Valley |
19 towns in the Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To restore nearshore habitat within the Puget Sound |
Jefferson County |
WA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Annual operations and maintenance activities related to sediment monitoring along the North Fork Toutle River. |
Skamania County |
WA |
$856,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Mud Mountain Dam Fish Passage Facility Modification |
King County |
WA |
$45,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
Ecosystem restoration project along the Green and Duwamish River ecosystem |
Army Corps of Engineers |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Completion of the Bonneville Tribal Housing Special Study |
Skamania County |
WA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Preconstruction Engineering and Design (PED) for the Tacoma Harbor Navigation Improvement project |
Pierce County |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
Navigation improvements at the Longview Turning Basin |
Army Corps of Engineers |
WA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Completion of the John Day Tribal Housing Study |
Klickitat County |
WA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
MultiCare Mary Bridge Children's Hospital |
Purchase and installation of Electrical Infrastructure at MultiCare Mary Bridge Hospital |
Tacoma |
WA |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Construction of a Bull Trout recovery facility |
Ellensburg |
WA |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Lining irrigation canals to reduce water loss |
Benton County |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Lake Washington Institute of Technology |
Install a solar array at Lake Washington Institute of Technology |
Kirkland |
WA |
$1,110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Richland |
Bring electric transmission to the North Horn Rapids site in Richland |
Richland |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Air Station Whidbey Island |
To upgrade and repair airfield runways to support the current missions at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island. |
Island County |
WA |
$68,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fairchild Air Force Base |
To construct a replacement base operations facility at Fairchild Air Force Base. |
Spokane County |
WA |
$7,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fairchild Air Force Base |
To construct a new facility to house an additional KC-135 simulator in order to support the continued growth at Fairchild Air Force Base. |
Spokane County |
WA |
$7,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Keyport |
To construct a Cold Water Training Austere Environment Facility to support essential training and operations for special operations forces. |
Kitsap County |
WA |
$24,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Union Gap Library and Community Center |
Construction of a public library and community center to support the Union Gap community. |
Union Gap |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Harvest |
Construction and outfitting of Northwest Harvest’s primary distribution center in the Yakima Valley. |
Yakima |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County |
Acquire and renovate a facility to increase child care capacity and licensed infant care in Jefferson County. |
Port Townsend |
WA |
$1,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Libraries of Stevens County Foundation |
Renovation of public library to improve standards for safety, accessibility, and usability; increase the space available to the public for library services. |
Colville |
WA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Clallam County |
Construction of a multi-beneficial, off-channel reservoir to protect Clallam County’s water security for agricultural needs, restore habitat for ESA-listed salmonids, prevent flooding, and develop a new County park. |
Sequim |
WA |
$2,728,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA-ARS |
Completion of repairs and deferred maintenance at ARS facilities in Wapato. |
Wapato |
WA |
$4,393,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA-ARS |
Completion of repairs and deferred maintenance at ARS facilities in Pullman. |
Pullman |
WA |
$6,043,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA-ARS |
Completion of repairs and deferred maintenance at ARS facilities in Wenatchee. |
Wenatchee |
WA |
$404,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Black Diamond |
To renovate and upgrade the city's community center. |
Black Diamond |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Okanogan County Community Action Council |
Construction of a facility for emergency services and vocational training. |
Okanogan |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
United Way Lewis County |
Construction of a high-quality facility in the downtown area of Centralia to provide a preschool, a children’s museum, Boys and Girls Club, and wrap-around services. |
Centralia |
WA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
To upgrade and replace a microwave radio-based 911 dispatching system |
Benton County |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Spokane |
To establish a domestic violence intervention program |
Spokane |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cowlitz 911 Public Authority |
To upgrade and replace a radio and microwave radio-based 911 dispatch system |
Kelso |
WA |
$2,151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Upper Columbia United Tribes |
Study evaluating juvenile sockeye behavior and survival through waters of the Upper Columbia River. Planning and design of upstream fish collection facilities to reintroduce salmon populations in the Upper Columbia River. |
Spokane |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Straits Commission |
Protect and restore the marine waters, habitats, and species of the Northwest Straits region through on-the-ground projects and community engagement. |
Whatcom, San Juan, Skagit, Island, Jefferson, Clallam, and Snohomish Counties |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington |
Upgrades to spectroscopy and microscopy systems to expand quantum research and workforce development opportunities in Washington state. |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington |
Upgrade of water monitoring systems in the Puget Sound to improve measurement of the overall health and habitability of regional waters, as well as impacts of climate change. |
Seattle |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington |
Purchase of two pieces of equipment to support research and product development at the Washington Nanofabrication Facility. |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife |
Development of draft conservation plans to reduce the risk of whale entanglement on the West Coast. |
Thurston County |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Everett |
To create an alternative mental and behavioral response team to respond to non-emergency/non-medical mental and behavioral health crises |
Everett |
WA |
$2,205,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Lacey |
To expand an innovation space designed to support small businesses |
Lacey |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle |
To launch a minority entrepreneurship center in the Seattle area |
Seattle |
WA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Byrd Barr Place |
To connect minority-owned small businesses with financial recovery resources |
Seattle |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Tabor 100 |
To develop a minority- and women-owned small business support program |
Tukwila |
WA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Renton |
Establishing a small business incubator space to support local food service entrepreneurs and startups |
Renton |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
General Services Administration |
To construct a new NARA facility in Seattle, Washington |
Seattle |
WA |
$98,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Ventures |
Increasing access to relevant interactive business and entrepreneurial education through e-course curriculum development |
Seattle |
WA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority |
Develop business incubator on large industrial site |
East Wenatchee |
WA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Peninsula Housing Authority |
Development and construction of affordable housing units. |
Port Angeles |
WA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
African Community Housing & Development |
Development and construction of affordable housing for a homeownership cooperative. |
SeaTac |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities Eastern Washington |
Developing permanent supportive housing and community space. |
Spokane |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Children's Council of Skagit County |
Expansion of family resource center to serve community needs. |
Burlington |
WA |
$431,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Vancouver |
Purchase of equipment to outfit and construct commercial kitchen incubator. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
HopeSource |
To construct a child development and community center. |
Ellensburg |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Pasco |
Construction of industrial railroad spur |
Pasco |
WA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tukwila |
To replace a community center HVAC system. |
Tukwila |
WA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
Bridge reconstruction |
Ritzville |
WA |
$3,878,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Olympic Peninsula YMCA |
To construct a new early learning center |
Sequim |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Seattle |
Monorail station capacity and accessibility |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snoqualmie Indian Tribe |
To expand a child development center. |
Snoqualmie |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ROOTS Young Adult Shelter |
To develop a facility for unaccompanied youth. |
Seattle |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ben Franklin Transit |
Bus stop accessibility improvements |
Richland |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
El Centro de la Raza |
Acquisition of property for future development of housing, child care, and community space. |
Federal Way |
WA |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
White Center Community Development Association |
Construct affordable housing and community space. |
White Center |
WA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Opportunity Council |
Construction of a new emergency housing facility. |
Bellingham |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Intercity Transit |
Bus stop modernization and accessibility improvements |
Thurston County |
WA |
$1,826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of Thurston County |
Acquisition and renovation of a hotel for permanent supportive housing for seniors. |
Tumwater |
WA |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
Overpass and pedestrian safety improvements |
Shelton |
WA |
$3,290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Yakima |
To construct a community swimming pool. |
Yakima |
WA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) |
Developing a permanent supportive housing facility. |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
Road improvement and pedestrian safety infrastructure |
Chelan County |
WA |
$2,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Skamania County |
To develop a new business park. |
Stevenson |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
Grade separation to improve mobility and safety |
Spokane Valley |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Olympia Tumwater Foundation |
To develop a new park visitor center and community space. |
Tumwater |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Washington University |
To expand a child development center. |
Bellingham |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
Road safety and resiliency improvements |
Clallam County |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Little Saigon |
To develop a community and cultural center. |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
Riverside Drive roadway and pedestrian safety improvements |
Mount Vernon |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
Interchange improvement for increased freight and traffic mobility |
Fife |
WA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Somali Health Board |
Acquisition and development of land for a multigenerational community hub. |
Tukwila |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
Road realignment and congestion reduction |
Battle Ground |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Longview |
Downtown streetscape improvement project on Commerce Avenue. |
Longview |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Whatcom Transportation Authority |
Replacement of diesel buses with electric buses |
Bellingham |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kennewick Housing Authority |
Developing a new affordable housing complex. |
Kennewick |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Marysville |
To construct a grade-separated rail crossing |
Marysville |
WA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Skagit Transit System |
Maintenance facility replacement |
Burlington |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Yakima |
Expanding and renovating a crisis shelter for victims of domestic violence. |
City of Yakima |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Spokane International Airport |
Relocation of Concourse Exit Lane |
Spokane |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Olympic Regional Veteran's Housing Network |
Developing housing for veterans experiencing homelessness. |
Sequim |
WA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
Bridge replacement and safety improvement |
Taholah |
WA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pullman Moscow Regional Airport |
To construct a new terminal apron |
Pullman |
WA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Food Lifeline |
Construction and outfitting of community food hub facility. |
Seattle |
WA |
$4,580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Frameworks |
Development of homeownership opportunities for low-income buyers. |
Spokane |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
To construct a new truck corridor |
Spokane County |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
To construct a new corridor to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion
|
Yakima County |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation |
Construction of assisted living and memory care facility. |
White Salmon |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Asia Pacific Cultural Center |
Construction and development of expanded community center. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct a bridge
|
Ephrata, Grant County |
WA |
$3,315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
To make traffic and non-motorized vehicle street improvements
|
Vancouver |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
To improve traffic flow and multimodal accessibility
|
Lake Stevens |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Seattle |
Capital improvements, including ADA accessibility, for community buildings in South Park neighborhood. |
Seattle |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tacoma Housing Authority |
To upgrade stormwater and sewer infrastructure for affordable housing development. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Olympia |
Renovation of the historic Armory building |
Olympia |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
To widen SR-501
|
Ridgefield |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WSDOT |
To improve vehicle capacity and non-motorized vehicle safety |
Gig Harbor |
WA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority |
To upgrade a transit tunnel |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Seattle |
To replace obsolete emergency power generation |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Homeland Security |
Hoh Indian Tribe |
To construct a tsunami evacuation center |
Hoh Reservation |
WA |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Port Angeles |
To construct a new emergency operations center |
Clallam County |
WA |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Homeland Security |
Walla Walla County |
To relocate an emergency operations center |
Walla Walla |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Aberdeen |
To construct a flood protection structure |
Aberdeen |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Bellevue |
To upgrade a culvert |
Bellevue |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington |
To acquire dental simulation lab equipment |
Spokane |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washington State University |
To acquire research laboratory equipment |
Pullman |
WA |
$1,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Solutions |
To expand a youth behavioral health clinic |
Vancouver |
WA |
$816,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MLK Labor |
To create an online hiring platform |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Americans for Equality |
To provide STEM education and career opportunities |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,231,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edmonds College |
To develop career and technical education curriculum and provide employment placement support |
Lynwood |
WA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Kitsap School District |
To provide STEM education curriculum for K-12 students |
Port Orchard |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Muslim Association of Puget Sound |
To increase access to STEM career and technical education |
Redmond |
WA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seattle Indian Health Board |
To relocate and expand an in-patient treatment facility |
Seattle |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Everett Community College |
To increase the enrollment of youth experiencing homelessness in postsecondary education |
Everett |
WA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for Tacoma Students |
To increase child care capacity in Pierce County |
Tacoma |
WA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Everett Recovery Cafe |
To expand a community-based peer-supported recovery program |
Everett |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Youth |
To enhance delivery of behavioral health care to youth experiencing homelessness |
Kirkland |
WA |
$806,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cowlitz Indian Tribe |
To make renovations to a behavioral health clinic |
Longview |
WA |
$762,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Operation Military Family |
To provide individualized transition assistance to veterans |
Edmonds |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ASHHO Cultural Community & Job Training Center |
Develop culinary and hospitality training programs. |
Tumwater |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Beach School District #64 |
Develop a before and after school program for elementary, middle, and high school students. |
Ocean Shores |
WA |
$758,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lewis Public Transportation Benefit Area |
To develop and provide curriculum for hydrogen vehicle technician training |
Centralia |
WA |
$685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HealthPoint |
Renovate and expand a health clinic. |
Renton |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia River Mental Health Services |
Expand mobile behavioral health services. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$474,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Public Defender Association |
To provide mental and behavioral health services to unhoused individuals |
Seattle |
WA |
$4,417,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ukrainian Community Center of Washington |
To provide mental health services to newly resettled Ukrainian refugees |
King County |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spokane Guilds School and Neuromuscular Center |
To construct a new neurodevelopmental research and training institute |
Spokane |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Makah Indian Tribe |
To construct a new health center clinic outside of the Tsunami Inundation Zone |
Neah Bay |
WA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Seattle Women's Health Foundation |
Construction and renovation of a birth and family health center |
Seattle |
WA |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vashon Health Care District |
Design and construction of a new primary health care facility. |
Vashon |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sea Mar Community Health Centers |
Replace and expand a medical and behavioral health clinic. |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Centro Cultural Mexicano |
Operating a bilingual family engagement center. |
Redmond |
WA |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Central Workforce Council |
To provide child care service to individuals seeking workforce training. |
Yakima County and Spokane County |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Richland |
Groundwater well and disinfection system replacement |
West Richland |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pomeroy |
Construction of water system improvements to provide minimum fire flow and pressure requirements |
Pomeroy |
WA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe |
Conduct feasibility study and design of wastewater treatment system construction project |
Tokeland |
WA |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
Replace aging lift stations to prevent groundwater contamination |
Long Beach |
WA |
$1,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Muckleshoot Indian Tribe |
Design and construction of well equipment, a wellhouse, and connections to existing system for a new well |
Auburn |
WA |
$4,864,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Public Utility District #1 of Wahkiakum County |
Distribution mainline improvement projects to improve reliability and resiliency to Puget Island |
Cathlamet |
WA |
$261,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Goldendale |
Improve wastewater treatment facility to optimize sustainable and efficient water treatment |
Goldendale |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cowlitz County |
Extending water lines and installing a booster pump station |
Kelso |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Public Utility District No. 1 of Skamania County |
Water treatment plant improvement and safety modernization |
Carson |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Heritage University |
Wastewater treatment system improvement to improve efficiency of sanitization and reduce groundwater contamination |
Toppenish |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Skokomish Indian Tribe |
To extend the community water system by repairing aging water infrastructure |
Mason County |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Improve deficiencies in municipal drinking water system to increase reliability and fire safety |
Bridgeport |
WA |
$751,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Acquisition of 12,000 acres to consolidate land ownership in Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest |
Kittitas County |
WA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Mattawa |
This project will increase wastewater treatment capacity for the Port of Mattawa |
Mattawa |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Washougal |
Increase capacity at an existing wastewater treatment facility |
Washougal |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Malden |
Rebuild town-wide sewer system destroyed by a fire |
Malden |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clallam County |
To relocate a road and setback a levee to protect ESA-listed species and prevent flooding. |
Clallam County |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Port Townsend |
Design and land acquisition for a connector trail that will mitigate erosion risk, enable replacement of an aging water supply pipeline, and increase economic opportunity. |
Port Townsend |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife |
To complete shovel-ready hatchery deferred maintenance and capital improvements. |
Washington State |
WA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Energy and Water Development |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
To create a research center in coordination with Georgia’s HBCUs to study and develop new hydrogen fuel technologies for a clean energy future. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To improve aging infrastructure and reduce overflows and spills into the Flint River that occur during heavy rainfall events. |
Albany |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To improve the efficiency and reliability of ship traffic in the Brunswick Harbor by making navigational enhancements along the federally maintained channel. |
Brunswick |
GA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Decatur, Georgia |
To install clean energy technology to reduce costs and lower emission |
Decatur |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Energy and Water Development |
Atlanta Regional Commission |
To create a regional plan to identify opportunities to reduce emissions, lower costs, and support local government buildings and operations |
Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry and Rockdale Counties. |
GA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Danville, Georgia |
To acquire a new fire truck for the Danville, GA Fire Department. |
Danville |
GA |
$59,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Dublin, Georgia |
To construct a new fire station in the northern portion of Dublin, GA |
Dublin |
GA |
$1,820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Allentown |
To make improvements to the Allentown Fire Station. |
Allentown |
GA |
$455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Georgia Research Foundation Inc. |
To purchase new equipment and diagnostic technologies |
Athens and Tifton |
GA |
$3,123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Heros for Success D/B/A Better Way Grocers |
To increase food security for low-income rural residents by creating a quality food retailer for low food access communities. |
DeSoto and Leslie |
GA |
$335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
U.S. National Poultry Research Center |
To fund repairs and maintenance to the U.S. National Poultry Research Center’s Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory. |
Athens |
GA |
$2,184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
U.S. National Poultry Research Center |
To fund repairs and maintenance to the U.S. National Poultry Research Center’s Richard Russell Center. |
Athens |
GA |
$13,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Southeastern Fruit and Tree Nut Research Labor |
To fund repairs and maintenance to the Southeastern Fruit and Tree Nut Research Laboratory.? |
Byron |
GA |
$2,441,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
National Peanut Laboratory |
To fund repairs and maintenance to the National Peanut Laboratory |
Dawson |
GA |
$3,617,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Plant Genetic Resources Conservation Unit |
To fund repairs and maintenance to the Plant Genetic Resources Conservation Unit |
Griffin |
GA |
$1,477,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Watershed Research Unit and Crops Geneti |
To fund repairs and maintenance to the Southeast Watershed Research Unit and Crops Genetics and Breeding Research Unit |
Tifton |
GA |
$8,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Benning |
To replace aging infrastructure and ensure that the children of military families on Fort Benning are able to attend safe and modern schools. |
Fort Benning |
GA |
$70,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Benning |
To make improvements to school infrastructure on Fort Benning to ensure children of military families can attend safe and modern schools. |
Fort Benning |
GA |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
To expand childcare facilities on Fort Gordon, serving 126 children between the ages of 6 weeks and 5 years. |
Fort Gordon |
GA |
$21,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
To ensure that Fort Gordon has adequate space and modern facilities to safely serve the childcare needs of military families. |
Fort Gordon |
GA |
$13,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Moody Air Force Base |
To provide an adequately sized and properly configured squadron operations facility to support the 38th Rescue Squadron at Moody AFB.
|
Moody Air Force Base |
GA |
$57,695,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
To construct facilities to support the urgent training needs at the Army’s Cyber Center of Excellence. |
Augusta |
GA |
$16,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany |
To provide for a new, cost-effective, and suitably sized facility in support of Army Reserve operations and co-located with Marines Corp Logistics Base Albany. |
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany |
GA |
$28,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
To enable the Georgia Army National Guard to consolidate units in the region, enhancing the Guard’s readiness and capabilities. |
Fort Gordon |
GA |
$21,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dobbins Air Force Base |
To ensure that the unit is able to conduct its operations in a suitable, modern, and functional environment. |
Marietta |
GA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Benning |
To provide improved training facilities in support of Army sniper training.
|
Fort Benning |
GA |
$1,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dobbins ARB |
To support an 800-member training facility for Army Reserve units. |
Dobbins Air Reserve Base |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dobbins Air Force Base |
To provide for the construction of a 2,265 square meter security forces training facility at Dobbins Air Force Base, allowing for vital training to security forces personnel |
Marietta |
GA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Stewart/Hunter AAF |
To enable the construction of a SOF Military Working Dog (MWD) Kennel at Hunter Army Airfield and support the operations of the 75th Ranger Regiment’s elite special operations working dog units. |
Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield |
GA |
$10,028,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gillem |
To provide permanent facilities for the Defense Forensic Science Center’s (DFSC) Forensic Exploitation Directorate (FXD) and provide facilities for the authorized expansion of assigned personnel. |
Fort Gillem |
GA |
$24,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield |
To provide an Army Standard Design rotary-wing hangar to support the Combat Aviation Brigade of the 3d Infantry Division at Hunter Army Airfield (HAAF) |
Savannah |
GA |
$7,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany |
To provide the installation with a dedicated communications facility to more efficiently support the vital Marine Corps logistics mission. |
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany |
GA |
$52,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Robins Air Force Base |
To enable the construction of a new control tower to replace the current aging facility. |
Warner Robins |
GA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay |
To enable quality industrial and logistics support for the incremental overhaul, modernization, and repair of Trident submarines and global submarine supply support at NSB Kings Bay |
Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay |
GA |
$51,616,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dobbins ARB |
To aid in the planning and design of a Fitness Facility at Dobbins Air Reserve Base. |
Dobbins ARB |
GA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
To construct facilities to support the urgent training needs at the Army’s Cyber Center of Excellence. |
Fort Gordon |
GA |
$163,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
To construct facilities to support the urgent training needs at the Army’s Cyber Center of Excellence. |
Fort Gordon |
GA |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield |
To provide an improved facility to implement Fort Stewart's designation as a Power Projection Platform in support of overseas deployments and missions. |
Hinesville |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Benning |
To enable the construction of student housing in support of proper Gender Integration for the 5th Ranger Training Battalion at Camp Merrill. |
Dahlonega |
GA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Benning |
To enable the construction of student housing in support of proper Gender Integration for for the 4th Ranger Training Battalion at Camp Rogers. |
Fort Benning |
GA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Benning |
To enable the construction of a one-company fire station to support Lawson AAF. |
Fort Benning |
GA |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Benning |
To support the construction of a Scout/Reconnaissance Gunnery Complex at Fort Benning. |
Fort Benning |
GA |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Benning |
To provide Fort Benning units with a live-fire training range capable of supporting the gunnery requirements of Bradley Fighting Vehicles and M1 Tanks. |
Fort Benning |
GA |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Benning |
To provide adequate barracks to support proper Gender Integration for all latrines and showers for the 6th Ranger Training Battalion at Camp Rudder, a remote training camp at Eglin Air Force Base, under the command of the Airborne and Ranger Training Brigade at Fort Benning, Georgia.
|
Camp Rudder, Eglin AFB |
FL |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Stewart/Hunter AAF |
To provide adequate facilities to accommodate personnel, aircraft and equipment of the 224th Military Intelligence Battalion in support of its specialized mission requirements. |
Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield |
GA |
$51,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Stewart/Hunter AAF |
To provide adequate facilities to support the intermediate maintenance needs of the 603rd Support Battalion, which is responsible for providing intermediate maintenance of helicopters. |
Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield |
GA |
$8,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Robins AFB |
To expand the capacity of the Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex to provide essential C-130 depot-level maintenance. |
Robins AFB |
GA |
$14,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
NSB Kings Bay |
To enable the construction of a general-purpose berthing pier, small craft berthing pier, access trestle, operational storage facility, and marine fueling facility. |
Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay |
GA |
$72,553,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Moody Air Force Base |
To provide a modern and suitable operations facility for the 23rd Security Forces Squadron at Moody AFB. |
Moody AFB |
GA |
$1,580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Okefenokee Swamp Park, Inc. |
To build a multi-campus educational complex for conservation education about the Okefenokee Swamp. |
Waycross and Folkston |
GA |
$13,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Criminal Justice Coordinating Council |
To increase resources available for victims of domestic violence, stalking and assault, |
Statewide |
GA |
$8,853,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
CHRIS 180, Inc. |
To expand the work of evidence-based violence interruption models into south Atlanta. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,328,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cobb County Board of Commissioners |
To establish a new victim services facility in Cobb County. |
Cobb County |
GA |
$555,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office |
To increase mental-health first-responder services in Forsyth County. |
Forsyth County |
GA |
$157,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of College Park, Georgia |
To improve the investigative resources and efficiency of the police force. |
College Park |
GA |
$273,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary Foundation |
To create educational exhibits for a visitors center for Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary. |
Savannah |
GA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Athens-Clarke County |
To add new electric vehicles to the existing fleet. |
Athens-Clarke County |
GA |
$2,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Aquarium, Inc. |
For coastal science research and rehabilitation of marine animals on the coast of Georgia. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$2,475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office |
To increase patrol capabilities for the Gang and Special Operations Initiative in Muscogee County. |
Muscogee County |
GA |
$326,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Macon County Sheriff’s Office |
To replace aging, high-mileage vehicles with new vehicles. |
Macon County |
GA |
$142,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Richmond County Sheriff’s Office |
To upgrade the body-worn camera systems for the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office. |
Richmond County |
GA |
$483,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office |
To enhance the capacity of the Sheriff’s Office to respond to emergency calls. |
Rockdale County |
GA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sumter County Sheriff’s Office |
To replace aging, high-mileage vehicles with new vehicles. |
Sumter County |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Thomasville Police Department |
To speed up crime scene investigations and reduce evidence processing backlogs. |
Thomasville |
GA |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of East Point |
To improve the capacity, mobility, and efficiency of detectives on the East Point Police Force. |
East Point |
GA |
$44,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Raksha, Inc. |
To support survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in Georgia’s South Asian communities. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$148,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tahirih Justice Center |
To build an appellate legal program for asylum seekers in the Atlanta Immigration Court. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$392,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Georgia Family Crisis Center, Inc. |
To support the victims of domestic violence in Northwest Georgia.
|
Dalton |
GA |
$134,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tifton Judicial Circuit Shelter |
To assist victims of domestic violence, child abuse, and sexual assault. |
Tifton |
GA |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Waycross Area Shelter for Abused Persons, Inc. |
For legal and wraparound support for victims of domestic violence. |
Waycross |
GA |
$263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Partnership Against Domestic Violence |
To support the victims of domestic violence in Metro Atlanta. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$161,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Battered Women’s Shelter Inc. |
To support the victims of domestic violence in South Georgia. |
Valdosta |
GA |
$407,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation |
To provide legal and wraparound support for victims of domestic violence. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,237,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Innocence Project |
To establish a new data management system to analyze cases, identify trends and similarities, and challenge wrongful convictions more efficiently. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
To buildout cleanroom space dedicated to the innovation and risk management of semiconductors, which are vital to U.S. national security. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$32,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Refuge Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. |
For providing critical domestic violence services in rural Georgia. |
Vidalia |
GA |
$148,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Atlanta Technical College |
Establishing a Commercial Driver’s License education and training program. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
North Georgia Technical College |
Establishing a Commercial Driver’s License education and training program. |
Blairsville |
GA |
$3,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce |
To increase access to bilingual entrepreneurship business programming, technical assistance, and consulting. |
Statewide |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights |
For planning, research and design costs for historical exhibits on civil rights. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,434,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Alpharetta, Georgia |
To expand access to small business entrepreneurship programs. |
Alpharetta |
GA |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Georgia Historical Society |
For historical records identification, collection, and preservation. |
Savannah |
GA |
$690,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rowen Foundation, Inc. |
To expand access to high-speed internet access and attract new businesses to the Research Park. |
Lawrenceville |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Sweet Auburn Works, Inc. |
To boost education, curriculum, and startup programs for entrepreneurs. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum |
To renovate, modernize, and increase ADA accessibility of the Presidential library. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$7,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Greater Augusta Black Chamber of Commerce |
Funding for entrepreneur education, curriculum and startup grants. |
Augusta |
GA |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Georgia, Small Business Development |
To expand access to online small businesses training programs. |
Statewide |
GA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Athens Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc. |
To begin design, planning, and construction of new affordable housing units. |
Athens |
GA |
$2,882,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ethiopian Community Association in Atlanta |
To renovate and improve the local Ethiopian Community Center in Stone Mountain. |
Stone Mountain |
GA |
$842,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Candler County Industrial Authority |
To rehabilitate 12.3 miles of short-line freight rail track and to improve safety on two community crossings between Metter and Register Georgia to permit safe, daytime freight operations. |
Candler County |
GA |
$1,126,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
To improve the pedestrian safety and multimodal access in Doraville along Buford Highway. |
Doraville |
GA |
$1,529,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chatham Area Transit Authority |
To establish a Paratransit Mobility Maintenance Facility for Chatham Area Transit to help maintain ADA transit services for paratransit customers. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
To improve multimodal accessibility for East Point residents and surrounding communities. |
East Point |
GA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority |
To increase mobility by connecting local routes and providing customers with enhanced amenities. |
DeKalb County |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
To begin planning and construction of the first segment of a multi-use trail connecting Boundary Waters Park to Sweetwater Creek State Park. |
Douglas County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Georgia Department of Transportation |
To replace the West Lake Bridge over CSX and MARTA tracks near I-20 and Martin Luther King Jr Dr. to include broad sidewalk and shared-use paths. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
To begin design and construction of the North Fork Peachtree Creek & Doraville Extension PATH in DeKalb County. |
DeKalb County |
GA |
$5,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gwinnett County Department of Transportation |
To enhance and expand existing facilities to meet current and projected public transit demand. |
Gwinnett County |
GA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
To improve safety and traffic flow of the I-20 & Chapel Hill Road Interchange. |
Douglas County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
One Sumter Economic Development Foundation, Inc. |
To support planning, design, and construction of a new, outdoor event space and park in downtown Americus. |
Americus |
GA |
$5,210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Soccer in the Streets, Inc. |
To construct new soccer fields near public transportation across metro Atlanta. |
Atlanta and Doraville |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Board of Regents, University System of Georgia |
To renovate and design a new library in Milledgeville. |
Milledgeville |
GA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Georgia United Empowerment Zone, Inc. |
To construct additional affordable housing units across Southwest Georgia. |
Cordele |
GA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mt. Olive Community Outreach Center, Inc. |
To fund planning, design and renovation of affordable housing units in Albany. |
Albany |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rome Floyd County Development Authority |
To accelerate removal of abandoned buildings to make way for new development. |
Rome |
GA |
$5,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Metro Atlanta |
To increase ADA compliance and accessibility at the Lawrenceville YMCA. |
Lawrenceville |
GA |
$2,007,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbus State University |
To expand the Space Science Center, including building new robotics facilities, classrooms, and offices. |
Columbus |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Corners Outreach |
To help more young people access local youth programs in their communities. |
Norcross |
GA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta |
To help residents access job, educational, and other opportunities online. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc. |
To fund legal services project for at-risk renters and homeowners. |
Statewide |
GA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Homeland Security |
Chatham County Board of Commissioners |
To construct an emergency operations center for Chatham County and its surrounding areas. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$33,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Homeland Security |
City of Atlanta |
To purchase new equipment for Atlanta’s emergency operations center. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$248,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Homeland Security |
University System of Georgia Board of Regents |
To remove silt build-up and maintain Swan Lake at Clayton State University to prevent flooding. |
Clayton County |
GA |
$3,228,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospital Authority of Randolph County |
To reopen the Southwest Georgia Regional Medical Center, which will now be named Randolph County Hospital, in Cuthbert, GA. |
Cuthbert |
GA |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Floyd Healthcare Management,Inc.d/b/aAtrium Health |
To purchase a mobile mammography unit to accompany the upcoming freestanding emergency department in Chattooga County, helping more Georgians access vital health care services. |
Chattooga County |
GA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dalton State College |
To upgrade and enhance current simulation technology and expand simulation equipment and opportunities for Dalton State College's School of Health Professions. |
Dalton |
GA |
$361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Georgia Medical Center, Inc. |
To construct a new rooftop helipad and dedicated elevator to provide better and safer access to life-saving health care for people across Northeast Georgia. |
Gainesville |
GA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Helping Mamas |
To provide diapers to low-income families in and around Albany and Athens, Georgia. |
Athens and Albany |
GA |
$449,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Georg |
To provide Pregnant Women and Postpartum Women in Georgia with Perinatal Care Packages. |
Statewide |
GA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe, East of the Mississipp |
To teach Mvskoke Punvkv (Muskogee Language) Classes for students of the Lower Muskogee Creek Tribe. |
Whigham |
GA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Senior Citizens, Inc. |
To expand kitchen production and establish several staging locations within the counties to expand service to help more seniors who are facing food insecurity receive meals. |
Bryan, Camden, Chatham, Effingham, Glynn, Liberty, Long, and McIntosh Counties |
GA |
$2,501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Georgia |
To fulfill land-grant missions by enhancing the capacity of Georgia's poultry science industry through instruction, research, and workforce development. |
Athens and Fort Valley |
GA |
$7,294,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Middle Georgia State University |
To purchase aviation simulators for Middle Georgia State University, helping more students gain invaluable simulator flight training for future aviation careers. |
Macon |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dalton State College |
To expand literacy development programs for K-12 students in Whitfield County. |
Whitfield County |
GA |
$183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morehouse College, Inc. |
To upgrade Science and Engineering Teaching Labs at Morehouse College. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,614,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Savannah State University |
To expand courses within the cybersecurity track of the Computer Science Technology Degree program at Savannah State University. |
Savannah |
GA |
$616,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prime Healthcare Foundation Southern Regional, LLC |
To construct a 12-bed Chest Pain Observation Unit and equipment. |
Clayton County |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spelman College |
To purchase a greenhouse and observatory to expand experiential learning for students studying STEM. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prime Healthcare Foundation Southern Regional, LLC |
To construct urgent care centers in Jonesboro and Forest Park to improve health care access. |
Clayton County |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Union County Hospital Authority dba Union General |
To expand access to vital health care across Northeast Georgia. |
Blairsville |
GA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlanta Police Foundation |
To provide young people in underserved communities with developmental and training programs to boost their readiness for jobs and careers. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Candler Hospital, Inc |
To construct new clinics and purchase new equipment for cancer treatment services in Southeast Georgia. |
Pierce County |
GA |
$940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Atlanta Inc |
To expand the CareerReady ATL program, helping more young people access job training and apprenticeship programs. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adventist Health System Georgia, Inc. DBA AdventHe |
To purchase vehicles to provide transportation to individuals to access their health care appointments. |
Gordon, Murray, Floyd, Polk, and Chattooga Counties |
GA |
$744,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grady Hospital |
To expand and modernize Grady Health System's Ponce Center for the treatment of HIV/AIDS. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hire Heroes USA |
To expand Hire Heroes USA's training program of transition specialists to include onboarding and retention programs for veterans and employers, helping more veterans and their spouses transition into careers and jobs.
|
Alpharetta |
GA |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia College & State University |
To upgrade the Aquatic Science Center to assist students and their water-related research. |
Milledgeville |
GA |
$1,088,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Elberton-Elbert County Hospital Authority |
To renovate and upgrade the emergency department at Elbert Memorial Hospital. |
Elberton-Elbert County |
GA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crisp Regional Hospital, Inc. |
To construct a Modular Clinic in Warwick, GA to increase critical care, nursing, and chronic care capacity. |
Warwick |
GA |
$639,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ser Familia, Inc. |
To create a comprehensive and culturally proficient family resource center for Latino families in the Clayton County. |
Clayton County |
GA |
$492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coastal Georgia Minority Chamber of Commerce |
To establish an educational facility to host educational classes related to the culture of African / Gullah Geechee. |
Liberty County |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clayton County Board of Commissioners |
To expand Clayton County Senior Services’ transportation services to help seniors get to medical appointments. |
Clayton County |
GA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morris Brown College |
To create new degree programs and purchase equipment to meet the mission of Morris Brown College.
|
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark Atlanta University, Inc. |
To fund student scientific research, education, and community engagement designed to reduce prostate cancer disparities in African American men. |
Fulton County |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Albany State University |
To establish a K-12 teacher professional development program in the Albany-area. |
Albany |
GA |
$684,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Medical Center of Peach County, Inc. |
To purchase an MRI machine. |
Peach, Macon, Taylor, and Crawford Counties |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Augusta University |
To expand the service area of the Medical Reserve Corps across Georgia, helping more Georgians access health care. |
Augusta |
GA |
$3,295,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Berry College, Inc. |
To establish a mechatronics laboratory, supporting a new mechatronics certification program at Berry College. |
Mount Berry |
GA |
$2,445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valdosta State University |
To expand Valdosta State University's online elementary education program and to fund scholarships for teacher paraprofessionals in rural schools in Georgia. |
Valdosta |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family & Career Services, Inc. |
To expand clinical services of Jewish Family & Career Services, Inc. to address the increasing demand for mental health services for children, teens, and families. |
DeKalb County |
GA |
$524,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Board of Education Fulton County |
To purchase STEM equipment for Fulton County Schools and expand access to STEM learning programs |
Fulton County |
GA |
$404,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Pan Asian Community Services, Inc |
To establish a women's center and provide culturally and linguistically appropriate victim safety and mental health services for women in the metro Atlanta area.
|
Fulton, DeKalb, and Gwinnett Counties |
GA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Emory University |
To provide comprehensive, individualized case management and wrap-around services to meet the needs of trauma survivors. |
Fulton, DeKalb, and Gwinnett Counties |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
To develop & deliver professional development to partners at four military installations in south GA, providing materials & supplies needed to participate in robotics and innovation competitions & host regionally specific competitive events. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Southern University |
To expand Georgia Southern's health and fitness programs in coordination with the U.S. Army aimed at improving force readiness, reducing healthcare costs for the Army, supporting the Army’s Health & Holistic Fitness (H2F) program, and more. |
Statesboro |
GA |
$5,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia State University |
To expand GSU’s Community-Based English program to support English as a Second Language instruction for recently resettled refugees from Afghanistan. |
Clarkston |
GA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers |
To develop an educational curriculum and expand the caregiver training program to include bereavement and emergency preparedness curricula and materials to better serve caregivers who are delivering vital care services to Georgians.
|
Americus |
GA |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morehouse School of Medicine |
For construction of Morehouse School of Medicine’s Academic Research building to expand the academic and research capabilities on campus. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Albany Technical College |
To provide training and credentials for high- demand allied health programs, primarily nursing. |
Albany |
GA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Abbeville |
To fund wastewater improvements to replace failing lift stations and add treatment process equipment. |
Abbeville |
GA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The City of Buchanan Georgia |
To provide safe, reliable drinking water to Buchanan, Georgia and to upgrade and rehabilitate undersized and aging sewer infrastructure, protecting the environment and public health. |
Buchanan |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Carrollton, Georgia |
To connect the existing water treatment plant to upland raw water settling storage pond. |
Carrollton |
GA |
$3,119,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of College Park, Georgia |
To upgrade the Deteriorated Storm Water System on Lyle Avenue and Best Road in College Park, Georgia. |
College Park |
GA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingsland, Georgia |
To construct a new lift station and force main connecting directly to the Water Pollution Control Plant to eliminate the bottleneck caused by the current route through the Clarks Bluff system. |
Kingsland |
GA |
$4,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coweta County Water & Sewerage Authority |
To provide sanitary sewer services to Sharpsburg’s historic downtown and modern commercial district along State Route 54 — providing jobs, housing, and economic development. |
Sharpsburg |
GA |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomson |
To construct and implement a non-standard flood mitigation and abatement system to rectify years of downtown flooding along First Avenue and Main Street. |
Thomson |
GA |
$965,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clayton County Board of Commissioners |
To acquire land and install new, green retention infrastructure and reconstruct existing stormwater management structures that will aid in recapturing both surface and subsurface stormwater runoff to lessen the impact of water to nearby homes and roadways. |
Clayton County |
GA |
$3,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomasville |
To develop and implement phase one of the Wastewater Master Plan to address causes of inflow and infiltration into the municipal wastewater system. |
Thomasville |
GA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Byron |
To replace the water line, hydrants, and associated valves on Walker Road to reduce drinking water disruptions. |
Byron |
GA |
$651,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services |
To acquire land for the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. |
Folkston |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Historic Campbell Chapel Restoration Committee |
To renovate the historic church, a landmark for the Black community of Americus, Georgia. |
Sumter County |
GA |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Culture Centers International, Inc. |
To rehabilitate Fountain Hall, a historic academic building, at Morris Brown College. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
To expand the acreage and protection of the Cumberland Island National Seashore. |
Camden County |
GA |
$8,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Warren County Board of Commissioners |
To renovate the historic Knox Theatre, a cultural center in Downtown Warrenton, Georgia. |
Warren |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Macon-Bibb County Urban Development Authority |
To construct a tribally run and staffed Muscogee (Creek) Nation Cultural Center next to Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park. |
Macon-Bibb County |
GA |
$498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
WGS3.0 INC |
To restore the Girard Elementary School and create a community center and Civil Rights museum in Sardis, GA. |
Burke County |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Ralph David Abernathy, III Foundation Inc. |
To restore and renovate the West Hunter Street Baptist Church in Atlanta, GA. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$499,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management |
To address stormwater flooding in the Westview Community by incorporating a new stormwater system for adequate conveyance capacity. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Guadalupe Union School District |
Expansion of a planned early childhood learning center for preschool and pre-k classes.
|
Guadalupe |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Regents of the University of California |
UC San Diego Scripps Institution of Oceanography project focusing on tackling sea floor characterization to forecast pollution impacts on fisheries. |
La Jolla |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Riverside Transit Agency |
Funding for solar panels to help power Riverside Transit Agency facilities, as the Agency transitions to a fleet of 100 percent zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell electric buses. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
County of Sonoma |
The Sonoma County Equitable Energy Resilience Program for Multi-family Homes will operate in partnership with existing energy incentive programs to provide gap funding to complete energy conservation upgrades, including installing small solar arrays with backup storage, at low-income, multi-family housing properties. |
Sonoma County |
CA |
$904,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
East Bay Community Energy |
The Berkeley Municipal Critical Facility Resilience project will power key sites designated to serve the community in a time of emergency. Three fire stations, the City’s Public Safety Building, the Corporation Yard, and the Live Oak Recreation Center will be outfitted with solar panels and batteries that will provide clean, renewable power to these facilities during a grid outage, as well as operate on a day-to-day basis. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding will help determine the feasibility of carrying out an aquatic ecosystem restoration project to improve quality of the Santa Clara River watershed, which is struggling with an infestation of invasive plants, primarily Arundo. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This funding will support an ongoing Bureau of Reclamation program (Central Valley Project Improvement Act), through the Water and Related Resources fund. Projects include the construction and replacement of wells and surface pumps in order to fund shovel-ready water supply projects for California Wildlife Refuges. |
Merced, Stanislaus, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare Counties |
CA |
$12,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Stanton |
The North Orange County Public Safety Collaborative works to reduce gang violence, strengthen crisis response, and connect those in need with supporting housing and reentry services. |
Stanton |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The project is a critical ecosystem component of the American River Watershed Folsom Dam Raise Project. The project would modify and automate the existing Folsom Dam temperature control shutters to improve the capability of controlling the downstream water temperatures to help improve the habitat conditions for downstream salmonid species. |
Sacramento, El Dorado, Placer Counties |
CA |
$45,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding for construction of regional underground stormwater infiltration facility to capture, treat, and reuse stormwater runoff at Spane Park. |
Paramount |
CA |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Congress created the San Gabriel Basin Restoration Fund to support local efforts to clean up contaminated groundwater in and around the San Gabriel Valley. This funding is to reimburse costs associated with groundwater treatment and remediation. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This funding will continue efforts to reactivate historic floodplains in the Sacramento River Basin to build resiliency in California's natural infrastructure and water systems by: supporting the abundant return of migratory birds along the Pacific Flyway; revitalizing river food webs and supporting the recovery of salmon populations; recharging precious groundwater aquifers; and improving flood protection. |
Sacramento, Yolo, Sutter, Colusa and Glenn Counties |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Phase I Project is a multi-benefit flood protection and sea level rise adaptation project that is a collaboration between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the California State Coastal Conservancy, and Valley Water. The project will provide one-hundred-year coastal flood protection, including for future sea level rise through 2067, and provide the largest wetlands restoration in the western United States. |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The Murrieta Creek Flood Control, Environmental Restoration, and Recreation Project provides 100-year level of flood protection to the Cities of Murrieta, Temecula, and Wildomar. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$10,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
California State University Maritime Academy |
Installation of a modular comprehensive academic microgrid system on the California State University Maritime Academy campus to serve basic and emergency energy needs by increasing use of renewables. The microgrid will also be used for academic research and for outreach programs targeted at the local community. |
Solano County |
CA |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Los Angeles World Airports, Los Angeles Department |
This project would provide electrical power hookups for cargo airplanes and associated smart-charging equipment for ground support equipment at LAX. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
Improved infrastructure for emergency responders' radio
systems. |
Burbank |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding to develop designs and specifications for a shovel ready project that will provide a supplemental raw water supply to the City of Roseville water treatment plant during times of reduced water supply due to drought, low water levels in Folsom Reservoir, Public Safety Power Shutoffs, or other events. |
Placer County |
CA |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Omnitrans |
Funding to purchase a mobile hydrogen fueling station for Omnitrans' East Valley Maintenance Facility in San Bernardino. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$4,109,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Project to to complete and reinforce the 7.5-mile-long Marysville Ring Levee system. |
Marysville |
CA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
ICI System, JPA |
This project involves upgrading software and hardware throughout Los Angeles County to provide seamless interoperable communications for emergency/first response. |
Glendale |
CA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Design and construction of the levee at Bel Marin Keys, which is part of the Hamilton Wetland Restoration Project to provide restored tidal and seasonal wetlands at the former Army airfield on San Pablo Bay in the city of Novato. The project includes wetland restoration, beneficial use of dredged material sediment, reuse of former military property, and public access and recreation. |
Marin County |
CA |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Rialto |
Retail Theft and Business Safety Program to work with business owners and property management on implementing public safety measures such as crime prevention through environmental design. |
Rialto |
CA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Fish screens for Sacramento River diversion to improve fishery protection and increase water operation and management
efficiencies. |
Sutter County |
CA |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Pilot program to test for the beneficial use of dredged sediment in the San Francisco Bay. |
Marin County |
CA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Design of the Emeryville-Albany Pipeline, which is the next phase of the East Bayshore Recycled Water Project, part of East Bay Municipal District's comprehensive Integrated Recycled Water Program. |
Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco Counties |
CA |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Marin Clean Energy |
Marin Clean Energy's Energy Storage Program expands grid capacity by incentivizing energy storage in homes and critical facilities. |
Napa, Solano, Contra Costa and Marin counties. |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Long Beach, Harbor Department |
Funding for the replacement of Port of Long Beach fleet vehicles with cleaner, zero-emissions vehicles and charging infrastructure to support these vehicles. |
Long Beach |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Union Sanitary District |
As Union Sanitary District works on enhancing wastewater
treatment, there will be a substantial increase in the facility's electrical power needs. This project seeks to offset these anticipated increases by adding additional solar photovoltaic power generation on-site. |
Union City |
CA |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Santa Clara |
The City of Santa Clara and Silicon Valley Power's Fire Station Microgrid Project, which would accelerate microgrid technologies that provide community benefits through decarbonization and climate resiliency. |
Santa Clara |
CA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Imperial Irrigation District |
Project to increase resiliency of Imperial Irrigation District's energy infrastructure to the rural communities of Mecca and North Shore. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
US Army Corps study to evaluate the feasibility of a reoperation of Big Dry Creek Reservoir. |
Fresno County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
US Army Corps feasibility study to determine federal interest in retention of the Salinas Dam, it’s structures, and the surrounding federal lands. |
San Luis Obispo |
CA |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Concord |
Funding for the City of Concord to upgrade all existing induction streetlights to LED. |
Concord |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Project to construct one or more physical models to test and validate design improvements at Robles Diversion Facility. Operation of the Bureau of Reclamation-owned Robles Diversion Facility on Ventura River is currently negatively impacted by debris and sediment, which impairs critical water diversions for municipal and agricultural use, and fish passage. |
Ventura County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Project's objective is to address forecast reliability and the availability of annual snowpack runoff from the Sierra-Nevada to better prepare for and respond to drought events. |
El Dorado County |
CA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
US Army Corps study of the San Diego River System flood conveyance capacity to assess potential flooding vulnerability. |
San Diego |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
East Bay Community Energy |
The Fremont Municipal Critical Facility Resilience project will power key sites designated to serve the community in a time of emergency. Two fire stations, two senior centers, the Fremont City Hall, the Fremont Development Center, Family Resource Center, and the Tri City Volunteers Food Bank will be outfitted with solar panels and batteries that will provide clean, renewable power to these facilities during a grid outage, as well as operate on a day-to-day basis. |
Fremont |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
East Bay Community Energy |
The San Leandro Municipal Critical Facility Resilience project will power key sites designated to serve the community in a time of emergency. Four fire stations, Police Department, Senior Community Center, Main Library, and City Hall in San Leandro will be outfitted with solar panels and batteries that will provide clean, renewable power to these facilities during a grid outage, as well as operate on a day-to-day basis. |
San Leandro |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
East Bay Community Energy |
The Hayward Municipal Critical Facility Resilience project will power key sites designated to serve the community in a time of emergency. Three Fire Stations, the Police Department and the Corporation Yard will be outfitted with solar panels and batteries that will provide clean, renewable power to these facilities during a grid outage, as well as operate on a day-to-day basis. |
San Leandro |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding to help the San Joaquin Valley Water Collaborative Action Program, which works to ensure a sustainable and resilient water supply for the San Joaquin Valley by securing safe, reliable, and affordable access to water for drinking; sustainable and productive farms and ranches; healthy communities; and thriving terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems. |
San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare, and Kern Counties |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding for vegetation control on US Army Corps property at Coyote Valley Dam to help prevent fires. |
Sonoma and Mendocino Counties |
CA |
$6,054,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The Harvest Water program increases regional and state water supply reliability and climate resiliency through recycled water, groundwater storage, and conjunctive use. |
Sacramento and Yolo Counties |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding will assist Regional Water Authority members in planning for and constructing critical infrastructure needed to achieve the goals and objectives of the Sacramento Regional Water Bank. The projects will address climate-related impacts and increase the region's drought resiliency. |
Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado Counties |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
South Coast Air Quality Management District |
Project to fund fuel cells on a new 13,000 TEU Ocean Going Vessel for the South Coast Air Quality Management District. |
Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange Counties |
CA |
$9,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding for the Bombay Beach Wetland project to stabilize and preserve existing high-quality wildlife habitat, provide dust control benefits to the adjacent playa areas, and decrease dust emissions for local communities near the Salton Sea. |
Riverside and Imperial Counties |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding for preconstruction, engineering, and design of flood controls for Lower Cache Creek. |
Woodland |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The Groundwater Quality Protection Program involves water infrastructure upgrades and the transition from thousands of individual septic tank systems to a wastewater collection and treatment system in the greater Desert Hot Springs area. |
Desert Hot Springs |
CA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will replace a portion of the Shortcut Pipeline, a five-mile long pipeline that provides the primary untreated water supply to municipal, commercial, and industrial customers in Contra Costa County. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Oxnard Harbor District |
Project to modernize wharf, pier, and cargo facilities at the Port of Hueneme. |
Ventura County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
US Army Corps of Engineers study to examine the Yuba River Basin Project, which has received significant federal investment for recently repaired levees and would also examine other measures to provide additional flood protection for Yuba County and surrounding communities. |
Yuba County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Construction of flood protection project, including levee, along the Santa Clara River in Oxnard.
|
Oxnard |
CA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Marin Housing Authority of the County of Marin, Ca |
Funding for energy efficiency upgrades to the lighting systems and power infrastructure throughout the Golden Gate Village historic public housing complex in Marin City. |
Marin County |
CA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Oxnard Harbor District |
Funding for the Port of Hueneme to complete its Reducing Emissions Supporting Health plan, which is a comprehensive climate action and adaptation plan. |
Oxnard |
CA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
United States Air Force - Beale Air Force Base |
To construct multi-domain operational facility at Beale Air Force Base. |
Sutter and Yuba Counties |
CA |
$99,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
South Coast Air Quality Management District |
Replacement of line-haul locomotive engine with a fuel cell zero-emission propulsion system.
|
Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, Orange Counties |
CA |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust |
Provides for site acquisition, construction and capital improvements of affordable housing developments. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Los Angeles |
This project will provide a dedicated pedestrian and cycling bridge over active freight railroad tracks and Water Street. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Parlier |
Construction of a city hall with offices and city council chambers in Parlier. |
Parlier |
CA |
$788,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Temecula |
The project would install a vehicular roundabout within the City of Temecula to address traffic congestion and delays, improve traffic safety, and maintain the rural character of the neighborhood. |
City of Temecula |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Harbor Area and South Bay |
Restoration and renovation of the historic Julia Morgan-designed YWCA in San Pedro, and the construction of a new two-story building for transitional housing for women and children escaping domestic and sexual violence, with program space for supportive legal, job development, human trafficking, and health care services, and expanded pre-school and child care services. |
LOS ANGELES County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Placer |
The Placer Parkway project will serve the communities of
Lincoln, Rocklin, Roseville, and rural western Placer County
with an alternative transportation choice to State Route 65, Interstate 80, and the local transportation network. |
Placer County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-Valley – San Joaquin Valley Regional Rail Auth |
The project will provide a local source of green hydrogen fuel for the near-term use of local bus transit operators in San Joaquin and Alameda Counties. |
San Joaquin, Alameda, and Contra Costa counties |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Fresno |
This project would reconstruct a road near a high school, construct or repair sidewalks, add bike lanes, and make ADA improvements in the unincorporated community of Tranquility. |
Fresno County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Monterey County Water Resources Agency |
The Castroville Seawater Intrusion Project delivers recycled water for irrigation and reduces groundwater use. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Bishop |
Construction of new civic building in Bishop to house city services. |
Bishop |
CA |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stockton |
Project to transform Stockton's California Street into a complete street as envisioned in the City's Bicycle Master Plan. |
Stockton |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Encinitas |
Project to implement mode shift, improve accessibility, provide community gathering spaces, restore the historic tree canopy, and revitalize the Leucadia business district. |
Encinitas |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Ana |
Project to enhance pedestrian safety, eliminate run-off and discharge of trash/debris into the roadway. |
City of Santa Ana |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San José |
Project to create better transit connections between the fast-growing San José International Airport and regional job centers, and to lower traffic congestion for the entire Bay Area region. |
City of San José |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Jose |
This funding would help provide interim housing for homeless families with children in San Jose. |
San Jose |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Carson |
Project will plant 5,596 trees across the entirety of Carson to improve air quality and address heat island effects that are a result of largely concrete and asphalt surfaces across the City and the Greater Los Angeles area. |
City of Carson |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Diego |
Funding to purchase off-grid solar electrical vehicle chargers. |
City of San Diego |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Diego |
Expansion of the Ocean Beach Library to include more community spaces.
|
City of San Diego |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anaheim Transportation Network |
To launch a new, after-hours night owl service with all-electric vans that will promote equity by connecting workers to employment centers during late night and early morning hours. |
Orange County |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Diego |
Project to implement bikeways within Downtown San Diego to provide linkages within and to surrounding neighborhoods. |
San Diego |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commissi |
To develop 17 miles of the Coastal Rail Trail in Santa Cruz County and connect visitors and residents of all incomes and abilities to goods, services, and recreational areas. |
Santa Cruz County |
CA |
$6,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District |
Project will create a new segment of the Bay Area Ridge Trail and support closing the significant gap posed by Highway 17 in the Santa Cruz Mountains. |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eden Housing Inc. |
This will support affordable housing units for vulnerable citizens, including those that are at or below the poverty line, formerly homeless, special needs individuals and the elderly. |
Richmond |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Elsinore |
Project will include required seismic repairs and other upgrades to the Auto Center Drive Bridge in Lake Elsinore. |
Lake Elsinore |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Palo Alto |
Project to provide a new public library in East Palo Alto. |
City of East Palo Alto |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Palo Alto |
This project will provide traffic calming, sidewalks, and other essential improvements to a frontage road that runs along the northeast side of U.S. Highway 101. |
City of East Palo Alto |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Huron |
Purchase of two hybrid police cars to replace two aging units. |
Huron |
CA |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Humboldt |
To improve, retrofit, and reconstruct existing sidewalks and roadway on Redwood Drive in order to provide safe and convenient travel by all users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists, and public transit. |
Humboldt and Mendocino Counties |
CA |
$6,860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kings County Area Public Transit Agency |
To help construct a new Regional Multi-Modal Transit Center in downtown Hanford. |
Kings, Tulare, and Fresno County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital SouthEast Connector Joint Powers Authority |
The project will construct a regional Class 1 Multi-Use bike path, expand broadband capabilities, and implement Intelligent Transportation System element through the installation of smart corridor fiber optic conduit. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mayor's Office |
Funding would support a citywide Eviction Filing System to track vital data on evictions, so that the Los Angeles Housing Department can implement and adjust policies, identify the most vulnerable tenants, and better allocate resources to hard-to-reach people facing evictions in order to prevent homelessness. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Resource Conservation District of Santa Cruz Count |
This project upgrades a critical transportation corridor to create climate resilient infrastructure essential to enabling restoration of ecosystem function and structure within the Scott Creek estuary. The project will result in the removal of all of the fill placed in the historic estuary to build Highway 1, and it will also result in construction of a significantly higher bridge deck. |
Santa Cruz County |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Vacaville |
The project would make improvements to the Vaca Valley Parkway corridor from west of the Vaca Valley Parkway/East Monte Vista Avenue/Crocker Drive intersection to east of the northbound on/off ramps with Interstate 505. |
Solano County |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City/County Association of Governments of San Mate |
This project will enhance safety for bicyclists, improve mobility options for all travelers, and provide connectivity between multiple transportation modes. |
San Mateo County |
CA |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Mateo County Transportation Authority |
Project will include realignment of the US 101/SR 92 interchange, implementation of dedicated bicycle facilities and pedestrian access improvements in the area, and implementation of a new transit mobility hub. |
San Mateo County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hayward |
Program to improve crisis response to calls for service involving people experiencing mental illness, substance-use disorders, and homelessness. |
Hayward |
CA |
$923,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hanford |
Funding for necessary upgrades to the Hanford Veterans and Senior Building, including safety and accessibility imporovements. |
Hanford |
CA |
$561,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Visalia |
This project will provide sidewalk connectivity for residents in the northwest fringes of the downtown area and construct a major bicycle path through the center of downtown Visalia. |
City of Visalia |
CA |
$1,218,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
The project will include installation of Class II bike lanes and Class III bike boulevards, wayfinding signage, roadway resurfacing, landscaping medians, and other street design improvements. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrance |
Funding to purchase police officer body-worn and in-car cameras. |
Torrance |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of San Leandro |
Funding would be used to establish a San Leandro Community Police Review Board that establishes civilian oversight, enhances police accountability, fulfills public expectations, and advances goals related to racial and social equity. |
San Leandro |
CA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Transportation Authority of Marin |
Construct Part Time Transit Lanes on the shoulders of US 101 in Marin County to provide transformative travel time savings to buses operating in this congested corridor. |
Marin County |
CA |
$2,426,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
Expansion of procedural justice trainings and community outreach designed to repair and strengthen police-community relationships by addressing the deep historical roots of distrust in the police among marginalized communities. |
Oakland |
CA |
$646,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alameda County Transportation Commission |
The project would support safety, transit, and placemaking improvements along San Pablo Avenue and parallel bike routes in Alameda County. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fresno |
These buses will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, thereby improving regional air quality and public health, while increasing public access to clean transportation options. |
City of Fresno |
CA |
$5,616,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of West Sacramento |
CirisisNow project to to better respond to emergency calls and intervene with those who suffer from mental illness and substance use disorders. |
West Sacramento |
CA |
$868,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clara |
Funding to purchase replacement radios for emergency first responders. |
Santa Clara |
CA |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of South San Francisco |
Funding to replace first responders' aging mobile and portable radios with digital-capable equipment. |
South San Francisco |
CA |
$638,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Leandro |
This project will improve safety, access, and mobility for all roadway users along Bancroft Avenue and Williams Street. |
City of San Leandro |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stanislaus Council of Governments |
Funding would be used to purchase right of way for a project to improve transportation and goods movement in the Central Valley. |
Stanislaus County |
CA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of San Mateo |
Funding to improve infrastructure for emergency responders' radio systems. |
San Mateo |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Ventura |
Funding to establish a satellite Family Justice Center in Oxnard to provide wraparound services to victims of crime. |
County of Ventura |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fresno |
This funding would help to build tiny homes, which would fill an important housing type gap for those in shelters seeking to transition to long-term affordable housing options. |
City of Fresno |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County Of Riverside |
Technology to automate and speed-up DNA testing for
evidence in criminal cases. |
County Of Riverside |
CA |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Diego County Regional Airport Authority |
Funding would be used for the purchase and installation of electric charging stations for the use of electrical Ground Support Equipment at San Diego International Airport. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Orange |
Funding to purchase equipment and supplies at the new site of the Orange County Intelligence Assessment Center/Crime Analysis Unit. |
County of Orange |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino |
Rehabilitation and upgrades to the 7th Street community will preserve this affordable housing site for future generations and improve the standard of living for the families who call the community home. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Montclair |
Funding to purchase police officer body-worn cameras and related equipment. |
City of Montclair |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Irvine |
Funding to acquire de-escalation training program for police officers. |
City of Irvine |
CA |
$239,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
California State University, San Bernardino |
Funding would support support the Inland Empire Cybersecurity Initiative through the creation of a Workforce and Apprenticeship Tech Hub at CSU San Bernardino. |
City of Bernardino |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
LA Economic and Workforce Development Department |
Pilot program aiming to reduce recidivism by linking formerly incarcerated individuals with stable housing and supportive services. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Riverside County Transportation Commission/CalTran |
Project to develop daily intercity passenger rail service between Los Angeles and the Coachella Valley in Riverside County, through the San Gorgonio Pass. |
Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange, and Los Angeles County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington Beach |
Project to construct a new community center and library in the Oak View community. |
Orange County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Armona Union Elementary School District |
This project will improve recreational activities for families, youth, and children by revitalizing the Armona Union Elementary School District's Recreation Park. |
Kings County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Glendora |
The project focuses on construction of over 10 miles of active transportation infrastructure linking Glendora to the Metro L Line, neighboring cities, parks, services, retail, healthcare, and education. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of El Dorado |
The project will construct 1.2 miles of paved pedestrian and bicycle trail between neighborhoods, the hospital, and the community college on the south shore of Lake Tahoe. The project will reconnect the community by replacing a heavily trafficked bridge that was damaged by winter storms. |
El Dorado County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Costa Mesa |
The City of Costa Mesa seeks funds to install electronic vehicle charging stations at various locations throughout the City to promote clean energy, reduce emissions, and align city projects with federal and statewide energy goals. |
Orange County |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Costa Mesa |
To improve bicycle accessibility and mobility and to improve safety on Adams Avenue from the Santa Ana River Trail to Fairview Avenue. This project connects to regional bicycle facilities and a high quality bicycle facility along the corridor will promote bicycling and walking. |
Orange County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Del Mar |
Funding is meant for the remaining cost of the Camino Del Mar Bridge Replacement Project. The project will replace the existing bridge, add bike lanes and sidewalks to both sides of the structure with pedestrian overlook areas, reduce impacts to the adjacent environmentally fragile wetland, and improve the hydrology of the San Dieguito River. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District |
This project funds construction of a new ParaCruz Operation and Administrative Facility in Santa Cruz County. The purpose is to address an unmet need for a permanent operation and administrative facility to accommodate increased fleet size and growth in future service for seniors and persons with disabilities. |
Santa Cruz, Santa Clara, and Monterey County |
CA |
$5,517,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District |
The project will replace six gasoline non-revenue vehicles that have exceeded their lifespan with six non-revenue electric vehicles (EVs). METRO sees this significant vehicle replacement challenge as an opportunity to transition to a fully electric fleet.
|
Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and Monterey County |
CA |
$229,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Morro Bay |
Structural improvements to Morro Bay's North-T Pier. |
San Luis Obispo County |
CA |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Butte |
The project focuses on the only ingress and egress for the community of Cohassett, which would improve emergency access and public safety. |
Butte County |
CA |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of California, Davis |
Funding to replace the floating research vessel at Lake Tahoe with a high speed, electric research vessel. |
Yolo County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of San Mateo Sheriff's Office |
Enhanced Crisis Intervention Training to educate first
responders on responding to psychiatric emergency
situations. |
City of San Mateo |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Chumash Heritage Foundation |
Funding will help provide resources for tribal co-management and indigenous advisory activities for the proposed Chumash Marine Sanctuary off California's Central Coast. |
Santa Ynez |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clara |
The project will upsize the existing storm drain system in the Anna Drive neighborhood east of San Tomas Aquino Creek to meet current flood protection requirements. |
City of Santa Clara |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of San Diego |
This project will provide commercial and military vessels with more berthing flexibility and enhance the resiliency of a specialized maritime terminal that supports the global supply chain at the Port of San Diego.
|
San Diego County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Paula |
This project will install over 1.2 miles of vital utility pipeline to serve residents, businesses, and the greater Ventura County community. |
City of Santa Paula |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
US Department of Agriculture |
Funding to address backlog of building repair and maintenance for US Department of Agriculture Research Services Facilities in Albany. |
Albany |
CA |
$23,259,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
US Department of Agriculture |
Funding to address backlog of building repair and maintenance for US Department of Agriculture Research Services Facilities in Salinas. |
Salinas |
CA |
$2,261,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
US Department of Agriculture |
Funding to address backlog of building repair and maintenance for US Department of Agriculture Research Services Facilities in Davis. |
Davis |
CA |
$1,449,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
US Department of Agriculture |
Funding to address backlog of building repair and maintenance for US Department of Agriculture Research Services Facilities in Riverside. |
Riverside |
CA |
$8,184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
Expansion of the Richmond MOVES micromobility program, which is a demand-responsive, dynamically routed micromobility service, equipped with plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, that bridges mobility gaps and provides connectivity between locations throughout much of the City of Richmond. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$1,921,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West Hollywood |
The project will implement the recommendations of the adopted West Hollywood Design District Streetscape Master Plan. Key features include pedestrian and bicycle safety improvements, upgraded pavement and sidewalks, new medians and curb extensions, upgraded street furniture and streetlights, storm-water management features, and installation of EV chargers and smart city infrastructure to futureproof the City's investment. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Santa Barbara |
This project would provide improved multimodal circulation and environmental enhancements on Hollister Avenue and State Street between San Antonio Road on the west and State Route 154 on the east. |
Santa Barbara County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Monterey-Salinas Transit District |
To implement the Zero Emission Bus and Microgrid Project which includes purchase of battery electric buses and charging infrastructure, as well as initial work for a microgrid system. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Barbara County Association of Governments |
The project is a segments of a planned 16-mile High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV). The lanes will complete a 2.5 mile gap on this segment of U.S. 101 and are a significant part of a larger multimodal strategy, which includes peak hour rail passenger service, local and interregional transit service, and an interconnected active transportation network to increase bicycling and walking. |
Santa Barbara and Ventura county |
CA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West Sacramento |
The project will convert the top deck of the historic double-deck I Street railroad drawbridge from motor vehicle access to a dedicated bikeway/walkway, connecting two designated disadvantaged, low-income community zones in the cities of West Sacramento and Sacramento. |
Yolo and Sacramento Counties |
CA |
$4,933,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Fresno |
The Project includes improvements to streets and sidewalks with an emphasis on ADA compliance. The County would like to provide basic amenities such as pedestrian facilities that are ADA compliant to improve community health and encourage alternative transportation to lower vehicle miles traveled. |
Fresno County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coachella Valley Association of Governments |
Project to address the negative impacts of roadway closures in the western Coachella Valley that occur due to flooding and blowsand. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Avalon |
The project will repair and enhance the structural integrity of the Pebbly Beach Road rock revetment. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Avalon |
The project is to rehabilitate and substantially improve the Cabrillo Mole Ferry Terminal by making a modern, multi-modal transportation hub, upgrading the surrounding pedestrian facilities, and improving accessibility. |
Los Angeles County, Orange County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chino Hills |
To improve the infrastructure in the underserved community of Los Serranos. The money will be used specifically for new sidewalks and ADA improvements, curbs and gutters, pavement rehabilitation, and street lights. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fullerton |
This project will rehabilitate State College Blvd. in the City of Fullerton which needs substantial road rehabilitation, ADA upgrades, and water main replacement. The roadway currently has a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) of 37, which is classified as "very poor" per American Society for Testing & Materials. |
Orange County |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hesperia |
The project is to construct a critical arterial roadway connection on Cedar Avenue to better facilitate traffic movements and improve safety for motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists. The current state of the street is unimproved (unpaved) and dips into a major wash. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stanton |
The project will remove abandoned railroad tracks and replace it with a two-lane bike trail, complete with safety features including enhanced lighting and safety bollards. This project will also convert the additional space within this 1.26-acre stretch of vacant railroad right-of-way into a linear public dog park, complete with tube-steel fencing, shade structures, drinking fountains, dog bag dispensers, and more.
|
Orange County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento Regional Transit District |
The modernization of the light rail system will increase reliability, improve accessibility, and encourage transit ridership. The existing vehicles and station configuration limit the mobility of many community members since they are high floor vehicles and boarding and alighting must take place via steep stairs. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$8,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SunLine Transit Agency |
SunLine Transit Agency proposes to construct a solar microgrid at its facility, harnessing the abundant solar energy in the Palm Desert and storing it in an on-site battery storage plant. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$7,915,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Colma |
The project focuses on the reconfiguration of an intersection, which will include realignment of the roadway to accommodate proper ingress and egress into the Mission Road Residential Business District. It also includes the installation of a three-leg signal. |
San Mateo County |
CA |
$2,645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
This project is comprised of two different projects within the Willowbrook community. These projects provide enhancements to the transportation network allowing residents and visitors to the community greater and more accessible mobility. These projects include over four miles of pavement preservation and replacement of bus shelters. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,448,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pasadena |
Project to purchase zero emission buses and associated refueling/charging stations to begin the transition of the Pasadena Transit fleet to zero emission transit vehicles. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pasadena |
Project to enhance public spaces along a major stretch of North Fair Oaks Avenue in the historically underserved community of Northwest Pasadena. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$3,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Monterey |
The project would enhance trail access at Veterans Way to provide safe access to the proposed Skate and Bike Park located at the County and City recreational campus in East Salinas. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County |
The project is part of the planned transportation network improvement program for the Santa Clarita Valley in northern Los Angeles County, California. The Bridge will extend the existing Commerce Center Drive across the Santa Clara River connecting the City of Santa Clarita and unincorporated LA County. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Imperial |
The project would replace the 82-year old Kalin Road Bridge over the New River in Imperial County with a new single span bridge, which would be built to current standards and improve the operational safety of the road and bridge crossing. |
County of Imperial |
CA |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Imperial |
The project would replace the 72-year old Brandt Road Bridge over the Alamo River in Imperial County with a new single span bridge. |
Imperial County |
CA |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
This project will retrofit the existing bridge pedestrian barriers on both the Olive Avenue and Magnolia Boulevard bridges, which were constructed in 1959. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
This project will facilitate EV adoption and reduce greenhouse gases in the City of Burbank and the 5 and 134 freeway corridors by installing Direct Current Fast Charging (DCFC) for use by commuters, visitors, and residents of Burbank and the surrounding cities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to benefit the Southern California region. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Calimesa |
Supports construction of intersection improvements at County Line Road and Calimesa Boulevard. A roundabout intersection is proposed to replace an existing traffic signal. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rialto |
Improvements to Cedar Avenue to better facilitate traffic movements and improve safety for motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Foothill Transit |
The project will deploy 24 zero-emission double-deck buses in the San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys of Los Angeles County, one of the nation's most congested regions. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
The project would help ensure the safe, efficient, and reliable movement of vehicles and freight by performing much-needed pavement maintenance and restoration along a critical multimodal arterial corridor that serves as an essential alternate connector route between Interstate 880 and California State Route 84. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marin Clean Energy |
This project would expand the number of charging stations, which would significantly reduce emissions and provide greater access to electric vehicles in Marin County, Sonoma County, Solano County, and Napa County. |
Napa, Solano, Contra Costa and Marin County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District (SMART) |
The project will construct signalized pedestrian crossings of four street-track intersections between Southwest Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park. The project will provide safe, non-motorized first- and last-mile connections to SMART rail stations in Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park. |
Sonoma County |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paradise |
The project is a direct response to the 2018 Camp Fire disaster as the town lacked efficient evacuation routes and capacity. The project provides direct connections to the downhill evacuation routes and additional flexibility for traffic management during emergency events. |
Butte County |
CA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windsor, CA |
The project proposes to improve the existing US 101 underpass by widening the existing bridge structure with modified tie-back walls to allow for the addition of bi-directional Class I bike pathways and pedestrian facilities along both sides of the Old Redwood Highway undercrossing at the US 101 interchange. |
Sonoma County |
CA |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Escondido |
The project widens sidewalks, improves crossing points, calms traffic with traffic circles and installs convenient diagonal parking on one side of Escondido's historic Grand Avenue between Escondido Blvd. and Juniper St. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Escondido |
The project would relieve congestion, and improve safety and accessibility to local businesses, planned development and an elementary school. The project builds traffic signals that is currently restricted due to crash history. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clarita |
This project will improve traffic and pedestrian safety at Placerita Junior High School and William S. Hart High School by providing safe and accessible walking and biking facilities. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,313,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elk Grove |
This project would build a Class 1 bicycle/pedestrian overcrossing over State Route 99 along the Laguna Creek Inter-Regional Trail System which fills a gap, removes a major barrier, and creates a continuous trail of over 7 miles that increases public health and safety. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elk Grove |
The project will make significant improvements to Historic Old Town Elk Grove to ensure it is ADA accessible, has safe pedestrian and bicycle features, and will provide significant traffic congestion relief. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Ana |
The project would rehabilitate the historic Cypress fire station and create a multi-purpose community space for youth, families, and seniors in the City. |
Orange County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marin County Transit District |
The project will establish a bus facility for the electric vehicle parking charging and vehicle maintenance. The six acre parcel will provide the space for three bus maintenance bays, parking for 80 fixed route buses and a site to provide electric bus charging. |
Marin County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Banning |
To support a grade separation and interstate interchange improvement project to improve safety, ease traffic congestion, facilitate goods movement, and enable new business developments expected to create over 8,500 new jobs. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Highland |
The project is for improvements at State Route 210 and 5th Street, which is a major access point within the City of Highland. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Yucaipa |
This project will improve access to existing and planned land uses and address future growth in local and regional traffic operations and provide better access to I-10, which would reduce queues at adjacent local intersections and congested on- and off-ramps. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Inland Valley Development Agency Joint Powers Auth |
The project serves to complete roadway improvements along the north side of 3rd Street between the Victoria Avenue intersection to the Sterling Avenue intersection. |
San Bernardino |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fresno |
This project would relocate Federal Aviation Administration Facilities and Equipment at Fresno Yosemite International Airport. |
Fresno, Tulare, Kings, Madera, Merced, Mariposa, Kern Counties |
CA |
$4,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of San Mateo |
Acquisition of license plate recognition and camera technology. |
City of San Mateo |
CA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Manteca |
Acquisition of license plate recognition and camera technology. |
City of Manteca |
CA |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
The project consists of redevelopment for a lot for a new mixed-use project, including affordable housing, retail, transit plaza, a Metro training center, and a quality grocery anchor tenant. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
Support enhancements to the transportation network in the Florence Firestone community, which will provide a variety of mobility and safety enhancements for personal vehicles, public transit, and pedestrians within the community.
|
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
The project provides enhancements to the transportation network allowing residents and visitors to the community greater, more accessible, and safer mobility. This suite of projects includes a new traffic signal installation, upgraded intersection safety improvements, and replacement of bus shelters.
|
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
The project will implement pedestrian enhancements identified directly by the Walnut Park community in the adopted Walnut Park Community Pedestrian Plan. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
This project will support the development and utilization of a mobile rapid-deployment charger for heavy-duty EV trucks at the Port of Oakland. |
Alameda and Contra Costa County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Avalon |
Project to construct an Engineered Municipal Solid Waste process to slow the amount of waste entering the landfill and extend its useful life. |
City of Avalon |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pismo Beach |
Funding for the construction of a public beach access stairway, which was recently closed due to storm impacts. |
City of Pismo Beach |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North County Transit District |
Funding to procure hydrogen fuel cell electric buses, to replace natural gas buses at the end of service life. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North County Transit District |
Project to install approximately 1.5 miles of second mainline rail track to the Los Angeles-San Diego-San Luis Obispo coastal rail line within the U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Concord |
Project to install broadband fiber and connect all traffic signals along the Monument Boulevard Corridor in the City of Concord |
City of Concord |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Calaveras |
Supports upgrades to State Route 4. |
Calaveras and San Joaquin Counties |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ontario |
Funds would help the City of Ontario prepare for a large fiber and wireless deployment in the western region of the community. |
City of Ontario |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento County |
Project to improve pedestrian safety by installing new street lights and sidewalk in-fill in disadvantaged neighborhoods in the North & South City Farms Region, and around Hamilton Street Park and along 50th Avenue. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fremont |
Funding will help provide broadband services as part of the Fremont's Fiber Master Plan by strategically deploying community Wi-Fi zones in the City's six commercial district plazas. |
City of Fremont |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Kings |
Project to build a central public facility to provide supportive services to victims of family violence. |
Kings County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rancho Cucamonga |
Project to improve the flow of vehicle traffic and improve safety, through remote management and coordination of traffic signals to be responsive to real-time situations. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
El Dorado County Transportation Commission |
Project to construct new consolidated Public Safety Campus. |
El Dorado County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco County Transportation Authority |
The Yerba Buena Island West Side Bridges Seismic Retrofit Project will bolster safety and mobility for residents and visitors of Yerba Buena and Treasure Islands. |
San Francisco County |
CA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Colma |
Project to improve energy efficiency and install more eco-friendly equipment at Colma Police Station to reduce repair costs and improve reliability. |
Colma |
CA |
$1,012,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sunnyvale |
The project will encourage safer routes to a school system of 3,500, which will encourage walking and biking |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$5,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Monica |
Funding for the Santa Monica Fire Department to complete the construction of a regional satellite training center to provide real-time preparedness training for emergency response personnel throughout Los Angeles County. |
Santa Monica |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
Project to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and public transportation riders along 14th Street in Oakland.
|
Alameda County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of San Pablo |
The project is for the development of new, publicly-accessible EV Charging Stations on two City-owned properties for personal and commercial EV vehicles to meet growing consumer demand and State-wide Zero-Emissions Goals by 2035. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Norwalk |
Funding for the procurement and installation of a dedicated emergency backup generator for two sites that serve as emergency or temporary shelters.
|
City of Norwalk |
CA |
$1,318,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Mariposa |
Construction of ambulance bay in Wawona to improve response times in Yosemite National Park and Mariposa County. |
Mariposa County |
CA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of San Diego, California |
Project to build a 6-story training tower at the San Diego County Fire Training Center to enhance the training of County and CAL FIRE firefighters. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oceanside, California |
Project to upgrade the Oceanside Fire Training Center, which is a multi-use facility serving Oceanside and several neighboring jurisdictions in North San Diego County. |
City of Oceanside |
CA |
$1,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Brea |
The City of Brea, through Fire Station 4, is responsible for providing fire and emergency services to Chino Hills State Park. This funding will support operational costs of the station and ensure that it can provide emergency medical aid and response to wildland fires, structure fires, and traffic collisions. |
City of Brea |
CA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Berkeley |
The project will provide a safe, low-stress bicycle connection and improve pedestrian safety in disadvantaged communities in West Berkeley, filling a gap in the city's existing bicycle boulevard network. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of San Pablo |
The project is to complete the funding needed for a bridge replacement and "complete streets" approach to realigning the skewed, five-legged intersection on top of the bridge. |
Contra Costa, Alameda, and Solano County |
CA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Diego Association of Governments |
The Central Mobility Hub will support a direct transit connection between the San Diego International Airport and the greater San Diego region. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) |
Support the installation of diesel particulate filters on two of WETA's vessels under construction. |
Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Solano Counties |
CA |
$1,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Palmdale |
The City of Palmdale's project would turn this currently unused building into an economic resource for the Antelope Valley. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Palmdale |
Supports the railroad grade separation of Avenue M at the double-track at-grade crossing of the Southern California Regional Rail Authority (SCRRA) Metrolink/Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) tracks in Palmdale. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alameda, CA |
The project focuses on safety and transit efficiency on the Central Avenue corridor in central and west Alameda, which is a high injury corridor in an area with about 5,000 students. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capitol Corridor Joint Powers Authority |
The project is to install track siding with two new #15 power turnouts, signaling and other necessary site work, and will reduce train delays caused by conflicting movements and traffic associated with the nearby Great American passenger rail station and the adjacent intersection of two mainlines at CP Coast. |
Santa Clara |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Fontana |
This project constructs a 1.25 mile recreational trail along the San Sevaine Channel in the cities of Rancho Cucamonga and Fontana. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bear Yuba Land Trust |
Rebuild a fire-damaged historic wheelchair-accessible wilderness trail. |
Nevada County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Nevada |
The project will install sidewalks and bike lanes along the busy Combie Road corridor. |
Nevada County |
CA |
$1,471,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District |
The project would help AC Transit upgrade its hydrogen bus refueling infrastructure, resulting in reduced greenhouse gas emissions and improved air quality and health outcomes in East Oakland. |
Alameda and Contra Costa Counties |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board (Caltrain) |
The Peninsula Corridor Electrification Project requires a new signal system corridor wide--a necessary enhancement of the original project design. |
San Francisco, San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chino Hills |
Project to install solar photovoltaic systems at four City of Chino Hills facilities that are essential to maintain continuity of services when disaster strikes. |
City of Chino Hills |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Laguna Beach |
This project will replace the existing 75-year-old fire station in South Laguna Beach. |
City of Laguna Beach |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sunnyvale |
Project to rebuild Sunnyvale's Fire Station 2, which is one of only two facilities to offer numerous required training courses for firefighters countywide. |
City of Sunnyvale |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Monica, CA |
Project will upgrade over 1000 streetlights into low-energy lighting standards that are also electric-ready for electric vehicle charging. |
Santa Monica |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Palo Alto, California |
Replacement of deficient fire station with modern facility better equipped for major disasters. |
City of Palo Alto |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District |
Funding to advance construction of the Zinfandel First Responder Training Facility, which will provide state-of-the-art facilities for multi-agency and multidisciplinary training programs and exercises. |
Counties of Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado, Yolo, San Joaquin, Amador, Nevada, Calaveras, Alpine, Tuolumne, and Stanislaus |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Food Bank |
Funding would be used to purchase an efficient, solar panel system to power operations at the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank. |
Counties of San Francisco and Marin |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Sonoma |
Project to create resilient community greenspace corridors that can help minimize heat, better manage storm runoff, reduce fire risk, and provide expanded networks of safe non-vehicle transportation. |
County of Sonoma |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clarita |
This project will install fuel cell technology at 16 signalized intersections throughout the City of Santa Clarita to provide alternative power during extended power outages. |
City of Santa Clarita |
CA |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Diego |
Project to upgrade obsolete streetlights to improve reliability and lower the need for maintenance. |
City of San Diego |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Valley Water District |
Project to protect the integrity of West Valley Water District's operations from cyber attacks. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles |
Project to help residents buy homes through a two-year wrap-around program supporting the complete needs of the homeowner. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
Project to acquire and convert a motel into 36 units of permanent supportive housing for those experiencing or at risk of homelessness. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Diego |
This funding would be used to strengthen the homeless services outreach workforce in the San Diego region. |
City of San Diego |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Market Corporation |
Project to complete architecture, engineering, and construction activities, allowing the SF Market to move directly into construction on a new wholesale distribution facility that will house additional merchant businesses and the Market's community food program that supplies 1 million pounds of food annually to local and regional food insecure community members. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bishop |
The project is street and sidewalk improvements as part of the plan to create a much needed “safe route to school” for kids. |
Inyo County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Ramon |
This project replaces an antiquated communication infrastructure with a publicly-owned fiber optic network that allows for the expansion of existing and new public projects. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of La Habra |
Rehabilitation of the La Habra Children's Museum, including the addition of new exhibit space and safety improvements.
|
City of La Habra |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mission Viejo |
Cultural and educational event space that will provide a central gathering place in the Mission Viejo community. |
City of Mission Viejo |
CA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Merced |
Project to construct a new library next to Del Hale Hall Community Center, located within a large County park. |
Merced County |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of South San Francisco |
Project to build a new Civic Campus which will include a joint library and parks & recreation building. |
City of South San Francisco |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Cruz |
Reconstruction of the downtown Santa Cruz Public Library with the addition of 125 units of affordable housing. |
City of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority |
The project will improve transit connectivity through better wayfinding at and around the Amtrak Hanford Station, provide safety and security enhancements and bring the deteriorating station building components into a state of good repair. |
Tulare, Kings, and San Joaquin Counties |
CA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Joaquin Joint Powers Authority |
The project will bring the Amtrak Fresno Santa Fe Station building and parking facility, safety and security equipment, and roof systems to a state of good repair through restoration, repair, and replacement as appropriate of deteriorated components of these systems, in keeping with the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. |
Fresno County |
CA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tulare |
Funding will support the construction of an emergency homeless shelter. |
City of Tulare |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CityTeam Oakland |
Project to increase transitional housing space by 33%, expand food storage capacity, install industrial laundry facilities, create a no-cost thrift store, and provide space for triage case management at CityTeam Oakland's program center. |
Counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Santa Clara, and San Francisco |
CA |
$803,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
El Dorado County Transportation Commission |
The project focuses on the primary arterial roadway located in the community, which provides critical and direct connection to US Highway 50. |
El Dorado County |
CA |
$5,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Aut |
The project will provide a key regional connection between the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys by linking key job and activity centers and providing a premium east-west transit service that would connect the communities of North Hollywood, Burbank, Glendale, Eagle Rock, and Pasadena. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
This funding would support the implementation of a job training and employment pilot program for individuals and families participating in Sacramento's motel voucher program. |
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Aut |
The project focuses on increased rail service along the entire Antelope Valley Line corridor between Lancaster and downtown LA. This proposed project includes critical infrastructure enhancements as well as additional platforms at the Lancaster Terminal and Santa Clarita Station. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Mateo |
Project to restore the Marina Library, which has serious structural damage due to shifting of its foundation. |
City of San Mateo |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Fontana |
This funding will help provide individuals experiencing homelessness with shelter and supportive services. |
Fontana |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Aut |
The project will improve multimodal connectivity in historically disadvantaged communities by constructing an active transportation project along Slauson Avenue from the future Metro Crenshaw/LAX Fairview Heights Station to the Metro A Line Slauson Station. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authoritty |
The project will improve north-south transit service along the Vermont Avenue corridor through enhanced connectivity to local and regional transit services, increased capacity and improved on-time performance. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Aut |
The project seeks to establish bus and rail car manufacturing in LA County. This project will benefit underserved and transit-dependent communities by allowing Metro to accelerate bus and rail service projects and improvements. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oceanside, California |
Project to make infrastructure and physical infrastructure to improve safety of students traveling to and from school. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Solana Beach |
This project will improve multi-modal access around the City and increase safety for pedestrians and bicycles along Lomas Santa Fe by constructing a multi-use trail, widening sidewalks, extending curbs, improving ADA compliance, improving signal timing to increase pedestrian and driver awareness and reducing congestion. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of South El Monte |
This project expands the Merced Avenue Greenway and continues the City's efforts to utilize street design in order to combat rising temperatures, increase pedestrian and bicyclist safety, and improve local water quality. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Los Angeles |
This program connects small business owners to technical assistance so that they have the tools to modernize their business and expand their outreach to attract potential customers. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Sacramento |
This initiative will contribute to an inclusive economy in Sacramento, including support for women- and minority-owned entrepreneurs and small/micro businesses. Funding would be dedicated to business technical assistance, case management, outreach, contracting opportunities, incubation and acceleration, and overall business support activities that contribute to commercial corridor revitalization. |
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento Area Council of Governments |
"Green Means Go" is a multi-year pilot program to increase housing options and affordability, while lowering greenhouse gas emissions and
vehicle miles traveled. |
Sacramento, Placer, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba, and El Dorado Counties |
CA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Imperial |
The project will leverage public/private partnerships to help prospective entrepreneurs wanting to test their restaurant concepts. The project would provide low-cost entry into the market for micro-business owners wishing to produce high-quality, safe, and marketable products. |
City of Imperial |
CA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
California Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce |
The program will expand technical assistance for minority-owned small businesses in order to overcome language and cultural barriers to compete effectively for federal transportation project contracts. |
Sacramento, Los Angeles, San Joaquin, San Diego, Alameda, San Francisco, Orange Counties |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Fernando |
Project to install a nitrate treatment system at one of San Fernando's water wells, and install citywide Advanced Metering Infrastructure to promote smart water usage and conservation. |
City of San Fernando |
CA |
$5,498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fremont |
Project to provide critical facility improvements to the Age Well Center in Fremont. |
City of Fremont |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Placentia |
Project to build new Community Center/Senior Center facility. |
City of Placentia |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dinuba |
Funding to replace aerial ladder truck at end of its service life with a brand new fire apparatus. |
City of Dinuba |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Cruz, California |
Funding to purchase an under-utilized Armory building that will serve as a homeless shelter and resource center. |
City of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento County |
Project to renovate facilities at Mather Community Campus, which is a 12-month employment and rehabilitative transitional housing program for veterans and families. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Santa Barbara |
Funding to help purchase a suitable building to house the Orcutt Branch Library. |
Santa Barbara County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Maria |
Project to develop a cultural center designed to serve the community as a gathering spot for all cultures. |
City of Santa Maria |
CA |
$1,767,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
East Bay Regional Park District |
Project to remove dry vegetation in East Bay Area park lands and guide the conversion of flammable tree cover to a fire-resilient, drought-resistant type. |
Alameda and Contra Costa Counties |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Berkeley |
Renovation of the MLK Jr. Youth Services Center into a modern community facility for year-round middle school youth programming. |
City of Berkeley |
CA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Laguna Beach |
Project to improve a 2.5 mile-long corridor along Laguna Canyon Road. |
City of Laguna Beach |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Agoura Hills |
Project to construct Linear Park to offer outdoor recreational opportunities in an area that currently has no designated open recreation space. |
City of Agoura Hills |
CA |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of South San Francisco |
Project to transform an undeveloped patch of land along Centennial Way Trail into a community recreation and education space.
|
City of South San Francisco |
CA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority |
Project to upgrade the San José Diridon Station to create a more equitable, lower impact, and more connected City and region. |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Emeryville |
This funding would support the development of an intergenerational affordable housing project. |
City of Emeryville |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Skid Row Housing Trust |
This funding would strengthen security across permanent supportive housing buildings in Skid Row. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,077,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrance |
The Torrance Temporary Housing Program combines housing stability in the form of "tiny homes" and case management / housing navigation. |
City of Torrance |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Napa |
Funding for this project will expand an existing service and housing model to create opportunities for individuals currently experiencing chronic homelessness with significant supportive services to address co-occurring mental health and substance abuse needs. |
City of Napa |
CA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Emotional Health Association |
Funding for SHARE! Collaborative Housing, an evidence-based program that provides affordable, permanent supportive housing. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
California Science Center Foundation |
Funds for the development of new and innovative exhibits and science learning/educational programming to be included within the California Science Center's planned new state-of-the-art museum facility, which will house the retired NASA Space Shuttle Endeavour. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lancaster |
Funding for equipment and enhancements to community center for underserved youth. |
City of Lancaster |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CityTeam San Jose |
Funding to construct a Community Center at CityTeam's Grace Village, a 50-unit apartment complex that provides a safe, stable community for 200 women and children. |
Counties of Santa Clara, Alameda, San Mateo, Stanislaus, San Francisco, and Contra Costa |
CA |
$1,754,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shasta-Tehama-Trinity Joint Community College Dist |
Funding for Shasta College to purchase a multi-story live fire training tower and apparatus bay to expand its regional public safety training center in northern California. |
Counties of Shasta, Tehama, and Trinity |
CA |
$2,657,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Oakland Museum of California |
Project to enhance urban gardens at the Oakland Museum to improve community access and opportunity for programming. |
Oakland |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
This funding would help expand a vital community center in Oakland with resiliency infrastructure and integrated emergency response services. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mount |
The Southeast Los Angeles (SELA) Cultural Center, a Los Angeles River community revitalization project, will be a multi-arts cultural facility for nearby communities and region at large. Funding will support the study, review, and approval of a joint Environmental Impact Report covering the Los Angeles County Flood Control District relocation and the SELA Cultural Center. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Transportation Agency for Monterey County |
Project provides operational improvements and addresses safety issues along northbound US 101 south of Salinas. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Cruz |
Funding for all-electric mixed-use 100% affordable transit-oriented Pacific Station North development project. |
City of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$4,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Calaveras |
Project to develop of a Resource, Resilience and Navigation Center in Calaveras County. The Center will be a central location for County residents to come to receive assistance from the County for a range of health and human services. |
Calaveras County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Transportation Commission |
Funding would provide down payment assistance to low- income households who otherwise would be unable to afford a home in the communities in which they currently live.
|
Counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Napa, Solano, Sonoma, and Marin |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Contra Costa |
Funding to develop Contra Costa's Just Transition Economic Revitalization Planning effort as the county's economy transitions to greener industries. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Asian Community Alliance |
Funding for a community-led acquisition and preservation of property to protect and stabilize the Chinatown community during the post-COVID recovery period. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hope through Housing Foundation |
Pathways to Economic Empowerment and Homeownership delivers financial education and one-on-one coaching to increase socioeconomic achievement and self-sufficiency. |
Counties of San Bernardino, San Diego, Los Angeles, Riverside, and Orange |
CA |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Carson |
Funding for ADA and accessibility improvements to Anderson Park in the City of Carson. |
City of Carson |
CA |
$1,257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lompoc |
Upgrades to Pioneer Park, including installation of accessible playground equipment and exercise equipment. |
City of Lompoc |
CA |
$791,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
Funding to install supportive Electrical Vehicle charging infrastructure and catalyze expanded electrification of the City of Sacramento municipal fleet. |
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Del Norte |
Funding for the complete renovation of three recreational fields at Pyke Field. |
Del Norte County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Water Replenishment District of Southern Californi |
The Community STEAM Drought Resiliency Program takes a multifaceted approach to engage community members, educators and students from pre-K through college level on the important role groundwater plays in the urban water cycle.
|
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Modesto |
Project to build a playground with accessibility to people of all ages at Beyer Community Park. |
City of Modesto |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Temecula |
Project to construct a modular outdoor skate park on City-owned property to improve recreational opportunities. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lafayette |
Funding would assist with the design and construction of improvements to create a Safe Route to School and Complete Street corridor along School Street in the City of Lafayette. |
City of Lafayette |
CA |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clara |
The project will make various modifications at the Great America Parkway and Mission College Blvd intersection to relieve congestion and support multimodal travel. |
City of Santa Clara |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Fernando |
The Trolley Electrification Project switches the City of San Fernando's existing trolley system to zero-emission electric shuttle buses, and expands service by adding a third bus/line. |
City of San Fernando |
CA |
$3,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Fernando |
Funding for replacement of an existing bridge over the Pacoima Wash and street-level improvements that connect
residents to the forthcoming Pacoima Wash Bike Path (a 1.3-mile pedestrian and bike path along a tributary to the L.A. River). |
City of San Fernando |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern California Regional Rail Authority |
Funding will be used to design electric charging infrastructure for heavy and light duty vehicles at Metrolink facilities across its service area. |
Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura Counties |
CA |
$1,516,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern California Regional Rail Authority |
This project will provide a cybersecurity framework to monitor security threats and build mitigation strategies for Metrolink. |
Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura Counties |
CA |
$439,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Transportation Authority |
Pilot project to replace buses that have reached end of service life with zero-emissions buses. |
Orange County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Transportation Authority |
The Harbor Boulevard Connected Bus Pilot Project aims to to decrease travel times, improve scheduling reliability, and increase safety. |
Orange County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Transportation Authority |
The Garden Grove - Santa Ana Rails-to-Trails Gap Closure will link two downtown cities and connect to the Santa Ana River Trail, part of the OC Loop bikeway. |
Orange County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority |
This project will replace existing bridges on North First Avenue over the Mojave River and the Mojave River Overflow. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Placentia |
Infrastructure improvements, including utility upgrades, under grounding of overhead utilities, street improvements, pedestrian and active transportation connectivity and facilities, in the Old Town Placentia. |
City of Placentia |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Omnitrans |
Funding to purchase fuel cell electric buses, as part of Omnitrans goal to convert its entire 40-foot bus fleet to zero emissions. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$2,455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmersville |
The project seeks to repave and renovate eight major dirt and gravel alley segments in Farmersville. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmersville |
The project will rehabilitate areas of south Farmersville, which have missing segments of sidewalk and curb ramps, to improve accessibility and mobility. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Half Moon Bay |
The project includes the extension of a 10-foot wide multi-purpose Class I trail and reconfiguration of the existing, non-standard signalized intersection. This project also includes a new bridge crossing over Frenchman's Creek and is an extension of the Highway 1 Safety projects. |
San Mateo County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
People For Irvine Community Health DBA 2-1-1 Orang |
The 211Rides program provides thousands of low-income, elderly, and disabled veteran residents with access to reliable, safe transportation options in coordination with local and regional transportation agencies. The proposed expansion of service would increase access to transit for high-need individuals. |
Orange County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TJPA) |
Improve the wayfinding system at the multimodal Salesforce Transit Center in downtown San Francisco to make it easier for the Bay Area's diverse communities of transit riders to navigate the Center and reach their multi-modal connections and destinations. |
San Francisco County |
CA |
$1,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ontario |
Rehabilitation of the historic Granada Theatre in Ontario. |
City of Ontario |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East Bay Community Energy |
The project is to invest in building, owning and operating a network of publicly accessible EV fast charging hubs to ensure all residents can join and benefit from the transition to EVs near term. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$817,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East Bay Community Energy |
The project is to invest in building, owning and operating a network of publicly accessible EV fast charging hubs to ensure all residents can join and benefit from the transition to EVs near term. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,209,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East Bay Community Energy |
The project is to invest in building, owning and operating a network of publicly accessible EV fast charging hubs to ensure all residents can join and benefit from the transition to EVs near term. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,408,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Desert Hot Springs |
The project includes the construction of two new bridges over low water crossings along Indian Canyon Drive. The proposed bridges will help mitigate the flooding and blow sand hazards and prevent road closures during and after rain events. |
City of Desert Hot Springs |
CA |
$3,180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Brea |
Modernization of the over 30 year old Arovista Park in the historic south Brea neighborhood. |
City of Brea |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Rosa |
Project to replace aging equipment and create a new and improved playground within Martin Luther King Park. |
City of Santa Rosa |
CA |
$1,027,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Turlock |
Funds for improvements to Turlock's Montana Community Park. |
City of Turlock |
CA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Yolo |
This project will transform a vacant field into a seven acre community park located in the center of the rural community of Knight's Landing. |
Yolo County |
CA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
Project to renovate Charles White Park in Altadena. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$3,617,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bell Gardens |
Project to build facility to support aquatic recreational opportunities for the Southeast Los Angeles County region. |
City of Bell Gardens |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lynwood, CA |
Construction of a new skate park to help close the gap in teen programming in the southeast Los Angeles area. |
City of Lynwood |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Friendship House Association of American India |
The Village SF will offer medical, dental, behavioral, youth, and elder services San Francisco’s 9,000+ American Indians/Alaska Natives. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fair Oaks Recreation & Park District |
Project to renovate and make ADA accessibility improvements to Veteran's Memorial Amphitheatre. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$4,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Merced |
Project to construct a new public park in the unincorporated community of Franklin-Beachwood, which currently has no parks. |
Merced County |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of San Francisco |
Project to open 200 new cabins with private modular units, bathrooms and showers, heat, and electricity to serve as temporary shelter for people experiencing homelessness. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lynwood, CA |
Renovation of the north-side of Lynwood City Park and construction of new community playground. |
City of Lynwood |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Oakland |
Funding for upgrades to the City of Oakland's Emergency Operations Center, which serves as the centralized location of emergency response and recovery support operations. |
Oakland |
CA |
$318,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
Municipal Water District of Orange County |
Funding will be used to construct a new Emergency Operations Center for the Water Emergency Response Organization of Orange County. |
Orange County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Anaheim |
Funding to relocate the City of Anaheim's existing Emergency Operations Center. |
Orange County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Discovery Cube Los Angeles |
Community pavilion and gardens to expand STEM and environmental programming opportunities. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments |
The project includes various active transportation, bus system, and first/last mile improvements in the Cities of Azusa, Claremont, Covina, Glendora, La Verne, Pomona, and San Dimas near Arrow Highway and the existing and future Gold Line stations in East San Gabriel Valley. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$5,805,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Thousand Oaks |
Project to fund a microgrid system that will provide resilient power supply to seven water pump stations during emergency operations. |
Thousand Oaks |
CA |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Chino Hills |
Project to develop an Urban Forest Management Plan and to take preventative steps, such as vegetation removal, to mitigate the risk of wildfire. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Thousand Oaks |
Project to fund a microgrid system that will provide resilient power supply to the City of Thousand Oaks' Municipal Service Center during emergency operations. |
Thousand Oaks |
CA |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Santa Monica, CA |
Funding for operations at a behavioral health center to accommodate 24/7 intakes from first responders and local emergency rooms while additional solutions to behavioral health issues are under development. |
City of Santa Monica |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University, San Bernardino |
Equipment for Master of Science in Physician Assistant Program. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CovenantCare at Home |
Project to expand the Bridge-to-Home program which provides Medicare-eligible seniors with ten hours of free assistance after they have been discharged from the hospital. |
Counties of Merced and Stanislaus |
CA |
$321,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Neighborhood Healthcare |
Funding to support the Corona Valley Community Primary Care Clinic Project, an effort to build and equip a new comprehensive outpatient medical clinic in the City of Corona. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$571,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Folsom Lake College |
Project to support college programming in correctional facilities to prevent future recidivism. |
Sacramento and Amador Counties |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Solano County |
Funding for a new Electronic Health Record System for Solano County |
Solano County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beach Cities Health District |
Project to expand Beach Cities Health District's Youth Wellness Center. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clovis Unified School District |
Program to prepare future educators, teachers, and staff for the education job experience. |
Fresno County |
CA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University, Northridge |
To increase equity in access and success within STEM fields for Latinx and other traditionally underserved students. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AltaMed Health Services Corporation |
Funding for fellowship to address nursing shortage, and patient registry that will be used to collect metrics for specific health conditions for outreach and engagement of specific patient populations. |
Los Angeles and Orange Counties |
CA |
$1,251,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Legacy Health Endowment |
Funding to create and pilot a long-term care program, with wraparound medical and non-medical services, to support socially isolated seniors and family caregivers. |
Stanislaus, Merced |
CA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University, Dominguez Hills |
Funding for scientific equipment, campus broadcasting studio technology, and smart kiosks to improve campus safety, communications, and wayfinding. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,622,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District |
This funding would be used to help expand mental health offerings in secondary schools within the district, focused on the development of the whole child: physical, academic, behavioral, and social emotional. |
Alameda |
CA |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
First Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center |
Funding for a pilot mobile van health program to expand physical and behavioral health care access in rural and often overlooked places. |
Stanislaus, Merced |
CA |
$662,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Contra Costa Community College District |
This funding aims to expand the number of college courses utilizing an open educational resources model so that students will not incur textbook costs. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Cruz, California |
Funding to support the Santa Cruz Workforce Development Collaborative and accelerate the creation of local construction, skilled trades, and green economy workforce. |
Santa Cruz |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Diego State University |
Project to train teachers and school personnel to support children with challenging behaviors and or mental health challenges. |
San Diego |
CA |
$524,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Nevada County |
Funding to expand the original defense zone project by 1,220 acres to create safer public evacuation and wildfire suppression routes. |
Nevada County |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Rios Community College District |
Funding to expand access to Open Education Resource materials. |
Sacramento |
CA |
$1,887,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Beach Community College District |
Project to address the national and local shortage of generator and engine technicians through a two-course certificate program. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Napa Communities Firewise Foundation |
Project to reduce hazardous fuels on approximately 200 acres along a strategic fuel break of local roads and the ridgetop to protect homes, wineries, retirement facilities, and other businesses in unincorporated Napa County. |
Napa County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles Community College District |
Funding to establish the Climate Change Education Center at West Los Angeles College. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,323,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saddleback College |
The Green Auto Technology Training Program would bring together community colleges across the region to partner with local employers to equip students with the skills and training necessary to transition into the workforce. |
Orange, Los Angeles |
CA |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Los Angeles |
The South LA Vision Lab will bridge the digital divide for residents and businesses in South Los Angeles. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park |
Funding to restore the deteriorating pier in San Francisco's iconic Aquatic Park. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of San Diego |
The University of San Diego 2+2+2 Transfer Student Pathway will provide an efficient and streamlined process to recruit and retain high school students in San Diego County and the region toward completion of an associate's degree and bachelor's degree. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Irvine Valley College |
Project to provide coordinated basic needs support directly to students at Irvine Valley College through individualized case management and resource stipend assistance. |
Orange |
CA |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Hospital Los Angeles |
Project to establish two telehealth hubs - one at Children's Hospital LA's main campus and one in the Koreatown neighborhood of Los Angeles. These hubs will allow patients and their families to be given comprehensive behavioral and neurodevelopmental health visits without having to travel to the hospital, in addition to providing in-office visits. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake Tahoe Community College District |
Funding for the Lake Tahoe Basin Fire Academy and the Forestry Education and Job Placement Program at Lake Tahoe Community College to provide students with education in fire prevention and suppression and forest management and resilience. |
El Dorado, Alpine, and Placer Counties |
CA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clausen House |
Funding for program in partnership with Oakland Unified School District; Laney College; and Merritt College to develop enhanced, transformational transition services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,198,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Roseville |
Project to deliver modern broadband Internet infrastructure to the twenty one Adventure Club sites providing before-and-after-elementary school services. |
City of Roseville |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington Beach |
Funding for mobile crisis response program that delivers immediate mental health care to any resident in need. |
City of Huntington Beach |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments |
Funding to implement a workforce development program to provide those experiencing homelessness or at-risk of homelessness with a pathway to economic security by connecting them to stable careers. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments |
Project to establish alternative mobile crisis response teams to respond to and improve the outcomes of non-violent service calls. The project will also proactively engage with the community around mental health resources. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of San José – Fire Department |
Funding to replace 22 of the City of San Jose Fire Department's 12-lead monitor/defibrillators current model units. |
City of San José |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
Funding to address aging public health infrastructure that limits the City's ability to provide access to essential services and to improve health outcomes. |
City of Long Beach |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
Project to address significant deferred maintenance and infrastructure investment needs to the City's Multi-Service Center.
|
City of Long Beach |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clinica Msr. Oscar A. Romero |
Funding to acquire primary care, OBGYN, and pharmacy medical equipment for three newly acquired clinics in the San Fernando Valley to serve an additional 4,000 low-income, Medicaid or uninsured patients per year. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Diego Unified School District |
Funding to assist San Diego Unified School District in on-site outreach to newly arriving Afghan refugee students. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clarita Community College District |
Funding to purchase additional highly specialized and technical equipment for the Robotic automation production lab and simulation center. |
Los Angeles and Ventura Counties |
CA |
$996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clarita Community College District |
This project consists of securing three training fire trucks and training equipment for the Regional Fire Academy. |
Los Angeles and Ventura Counties |
CA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Imperial Valley College |
Funding for programs at Imperial Valley College to train and prepare students for the lithium development industry. |
Imperial County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Kern Community College District |
Project to build a Vocational Center that addresses a severe shortage of healthcare professionals in the Central Valley.
|
Kern County |
CA |
$25,881,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Hospital of Orange County |
Funding to purchase a new cutting-edge image-guided therapy system to expand access and capacity to treat medically complex patients, who currently face wait times upwards of six weeks. |
Orange County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
House Institute Foundation |
Funding to support the new House Children’s Hearing Center. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino |
The Arrowhead Grove Community Resource Center will bring greatly needed services to one of the most disadvantaged neighborhoods in San Bernardino County. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Health Authority (dba CalOptima) |
Project to provide mobile health and social services to individuals experiencing homelessness in Orange County. |
Orange County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino City Unified School District |
Funding for new health and wellness clinic. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LifeLong Medical Care |
Funding for LifeLong’s new East Oakland Health Center. |
Oakland |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parents Anonymous® Inc. |
This program would expand access to Parents Anonymous, a culturally competent mental health and substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery service. |
Statewide |
CA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
People For Irvine Community Health |
Project to develop a community information exchange that will act as a centralized hub of available resources to support high-need residents. This will cover a wide range of social and mental health services; including resources for food insecurity, housing and homelessness support, and access to mental and physical health providers. |
Orange County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loma Linda University Behavioral Medicine Center |
Funding to continue and expand Loma Linda University Behavioral Medicine Center's mental health patient navigator program. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Turlock |
Mobile health clinic project to serve the greater Turlock community, particularly older and more vulnerable isolated populations that lack access to primary care, or face barriers to accessing due to long travel distances. |
Stanislaus County |
CA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Pleasanton |
Funding to expand access to Axis Bridge, a central entry point for assessment, triage, treatment, and care coordination for anyone seeking mental health treatment, regardless of income and insurance type or status. |
Alameda and Contra Costa County |
CA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Yosemite Community College District |
Funding would be used to purchase training apparatuses, props, and equipment for the Modesto Junior College Regional Fire Training Facility. |
Stanislaus County, San Joaquin County, Tuolumne County, Calaveras County, Merced County, Santa Clara County. |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Half Moon Bay |
Expansion of a pilot program which serves as an alternative response to mental health-related 911 calls traditionally answered by fire, ambulance, or law enforcement. |
San Mateo County |
CA |
$546,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GLIDE Foundation |
Project to provide mobile connections to health care for substance abuse disorders, and other complementary wraparound support services. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$1,271,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gateways Hospital and Mental Health Center |
Project to screen adolescents who receive inpatient care to identify whether they have experienced adverse childhood experiences, including child abuse or neglect, sexual violence, domestic violence, or other emotional and or physical challenges. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$310,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Modesto |
Funding to pilot a comprehensive Mental Health Crisis Response System to address community needs through the creation of a mobile response team and enhancement of existing support programs. |
Stanislaus |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of San Diego |
To enhance the Mobile Crisis Response Team program by adding overnight coverage for two teams, 7 days per week in order to assist those experiencing a mental health or substance abuse crisis. |
San Diego |
CA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
To address the childcare crisis facing Sacramento by increasing accessibility of childcare to families, increasing the childcare workforce, and supporting childcare providers. |
Sacramento |
CA |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
just keep livin Foundation (JKL) |
Project to launch new programming of the just keep livin Foundation's Title I afterschool fitness and wellness curricula in five high schools in the Oakland region. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Omnitrans |
A new State-certified apprenticeship program to train the local workforce in the maintenance of zero emission buses in order to create new unionized jobs in the historically disadvantaged communities that Omnitrans serves. |
San Bernardino |
CA |
$443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Maestra Family Clinic Inc |
Initiative to improve access to primary healthcare and specialty care, including behavioral health services and substance use disorder services, for low-income, uninsured, and underinsured, immigrant and refugee populations. |
San Diego |
CA |
$752,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Office of Education |
Program to better serve school districts through increasing access and support to mental health services, including through teacher training and professional development, student and family wellness conferences, counseling groups and a calming room. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Leaven Kids, Inc. |
Funding to purchase two new learning centers in Concord and Corona. Funding will go toward equipment, including laptops, smart boards, and two vans. |
Riverside and Contra Costa Counties |
CA |
$403,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Office of Education |
Imitative to create five career development tracks in order to meet the teacher workforce needs, including: assistant teacher, pre-kindergarten teacher, family services, leadership track, and transitional kindergarten. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bureau of Land Management |
Project to acquire additional acreage on the Lost Coast Redwoods property for conservation work and expanding public access. |
Mendocino County |
CA |
$10,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading is Fundamental |
Program to provide literacy resources to the local community, including: three free print books to 48,000 prek-8 students, free digital library access to 1,000 titles for 13,200 prek-5 students, and a classroom lending library at each participating school. |
Los Angeles, Fresno, San Diego, Solano, and Oakland |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Inland Empire Utilities Agency |
Project to address chemical dosing and other related disinfection issues at wastewater treatment plant in Ontario, California. |
San Bernardino |
CA |
$2,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento Tree Foundation |
Program to support urban forest management through carbon sequestration and storage work. |
Sacramento, Yolo, El Dorado, Placer, San Joaquin Counties |
CA |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of California San Diego |
This funding would support Summer Math Academies, aiming to successfully transition students from middle to high school and from high school to post-secondary mathematics. |
San Diego |
CA |
$1,042,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of California San Diego |
Funding to implement a scalable healthcare mobile unit that adds capacity to existing local community based organizations to serve gaps in care. |
San Diego |
CA |
$1,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bureau of Land Management |
Funding for the Bureau of Land Management to begin acquisition of the roughly 25,000 acre Gateway to the Sequoias property in Tulare County for conservation purposes. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles Community College District |
Program to bolster the academic pipeline of historically underrepresented students in science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine fields and connect dislocated workers to short term credentials in science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Epidaurus DBA Amity Foundation |
Project to expand culinary arts workforce development program, which trains formerly incarcerated individuals for the industry. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Epidaurus DBA Amity Foundation |
Project to add outpatient treatment and expand employment services at a community center in South Central Los Angeles. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monterey County |
Funding to renovate the historic Porter-Vallejo Mansion, which hosts a branch of the Monterey County Free Libraries, visits from Social Services of the County of Monterey, and other community agencies to meet the needs of the community of Pajaro. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of San Diego |
Funding would be used to help carry out the Cohesive Pre-fire Strategy in San Diego County in order to reduce fuel hazards around homes and structures, expand and maintain existing strategic fuel breaks, and increase community resilience. |
County of San Diego |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clarita Valley Water Agency |
Funding for a proposed project at Bouquet Canyon Creek to assist with the restoration and improvements of riparian habitat and reestablishment of creek flows along the canyon. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science |
Project to develop a 4 year medical degree program. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
San Diego County |
Funding for the purchase of a new twin-engine firefighting helicopter to serve San Diego County and neighboring counties. |
San Diego, Riverside, Orange, Imperial Counties |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
Program to serve young adults who have experience in the justice or foster care systems by preparing them for careers in the fire service. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coalition for Responsible Community Development |
Funding to renovate the Historic Lincoln Theatre into a community-serving arts and culture venue in South Los Angeles. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PRIDE Industries |
This pilot project seeks to begin filling gaps in pre-employment transition services for high school youth with disabilities in Northern California. |
Sacramento, Placer, Yolo, Sutter, and Yuba Counties |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Napa Berryessa Resort Improvement District |
Project to increase water and fire protection storage capacity from 500,000 to 1 million gallons in the County of Napa. |
Unincorporated Napa County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Water District |
Funding to treat wells impacted by PFAS contamination in underserved communities throughout Orange County. |
Orange County |
CA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Valley Sanitary District |
Project to upgrade the Water Reclamation Facility to support tertiary treatment for recharging the Coachella Valley Groundwater Basin. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Twentynine Palms |
Project to construct wastewater treatment facility the City of Twentynine Palms, a Disadvantaged Community (DAC). |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$1,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District |
Project to enhance stormwater capture and recharge from the Santa Ana River. |
San Bernardino and Riverside Counties |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mojave Water Agency |
Funding for a new traveling screen facility at the start of the Mojave River Pipeline to screen and filter out moss and debris where pressures are low and operation is safer. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
San Joaquin County |
Project to replace 7000 linear feet of water mains, aging steel pipes, and water meters within a Disadvantaged Community (DAC). |
San Joaquin County |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Paramount |
Project to install a regional stormwater capture and filtration facility in a disadvantaged community to improve water quality in the Los Angeles River watershed. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
San Diego County |
This project will dredge Smuggler’s Gulch channel to clear trash and sediment and protect downstream properties, habitats, and communities as well as human and environmental health in the Tijuana River Watershed and coastal waters. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rancho California Water District |
Funding to improve groundwater treatment and recharge, address earthquake and drought vulnerabilities, and provide direct and indirect benefits to water agencies in Riverside, Orange, and San Diego Counties. |
Riverside and San Diego Counties |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Buena Park |
Project to construct a new municipal water well and reservoir in order to provide and store a local supply of safe drinking water for the community. |
Orange County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Alameda |
As part of the redevelopment of Alameda Point (a former Naval Air Station), the project will replace aging water pipes to improve water pressure and prevent contamination. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oxnard |
Project to systematically replace identified aging cast iron waterline pipes at risk of failure throughout Oxnard. |
Ventura County |
CA |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Trust for Public Land |
The funding will add greening, stormwater infrastructure, and irrigation along 2.4 miles of residential streets, Herrick and Haddon Avenues, located between the Van Nuys business district and the future Pacoima Wash Greenway. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dinuba |
The funding will be used to construct a new water well to provide safe, clean, and reliable drinking water to the residents of the City. The City drilled an initial test well and determined that there is sufficient water supply and good water quality at the location proposed. During the last drought, of the 2,000+ residential wells to go dry, 50 percent were located in Tulare County and disproportionately impacting lower income communities of color. |
City of Dinuba |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Margarita Water District |
The proposed Ranch Water Filtration Plant aims to develop a reliable potable water supply and reduce dependence on imported water. |
Orange County |
CA |
$12,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pleasanton |
Project to construct new water well in order to offset the loss in clean water and pumping capability that has been lost due to other wells being decommissioned because of dangerous PFAS chemicals. |
City of Pleasanton |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Solano Irrigation District |
Project to two small public potable water systems and to meet State drinking water standards and improve fire fighting capability. |
Solano County |
CA |
$7,528,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Union Sanitary District |
Project to support resilient on-site energy management capability and new treatment infrastructure to maintain adequate capacity as improvements are made to existing aeration basins. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
This project will upsize sanitary sewer mains where hydraulic capacity is deficient. Pipe sizes have been substandard as land use has increased since its installation. The project is in the planning phase and the construction engineer's estimate is $6 million. The capacity upgrades will reduce stormwater infiltration and inflow from the sanitary sewer system, increase flow capacity, and reduce sanitary sewer overflows to the waters of the United States. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrance |
The Van Ness Avenue Well Field project is a critical water supply project that will enhance local and regional drought resiliency and water emergency preparedness. Project components: drilling/equipping three new groundwater wells, pump station modifications, and construction of a four-mile transmission line to connect the new wells to existing water treatment and storage. This will result in an average 4,500 acre-feet-per-year of sustainable local groundwater. |
City of Torrance |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Camarillo |
The existing pipeline is corroded and if there was a rupture of the pipe, options are limited. If the pipeline ruptured the environmental consequence would be high as the pipeline crosses Calleguas Creek, a railroad, and State Highways. |
City of Camarillo |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Sanitation District |
Construction of a project to demonstrate the ability to deploy an innovative PFAS treatment technology that can meet the anticipated stringent water quality standards for PFAS. |
Orange County |
CA |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coachella Valley Water District |
Project to consolidate mobile home parks in disadvantage community with wells contaminated with naturally occurring arsenic to provide safe drinking water. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hi-Desert Water District |
The Hi-Desert Capital Water Main Replacement Program will provide more capacity for fire flows and assist to minimize impacts to customers during required service outage, significantly reduce current water loss due to leaks, and allow the water district to better meet the needs of residents. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$4,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Placer County |
Project to expand the Lincoln Regional Wastewater Treatment Reclamation Facility. |
Placer County |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California |
Project to connect the Rialto Pipeline to the Inland Feeder to add flexibility to the Metropolitan Water District distribution system and provide three public water agencies with an additional source of water during this unprecedented drought. |
Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and Ventura Counties |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
This replacement well will serve 6,000 residents in a disadvantaged community. |
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borrego Water District |
This project advances environmental justice by supporting a severely disadvantaged community in updating its water distribution system. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$3,390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Valley Center Municipal Water District |
The project will reduce water loss/increase water conservation, improve pressure and flows, and increase water reliability by replacing a sixty-year-old pipeline. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$3,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Montebello |
Rehabilitation of a deteriorated 100-year old cement sewer in downtown Montebello to prevent groundwater contamination. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission |
The project will help improve water quality at A.P. Giannini Middle School by removing stormwater from the combined sewer system during rainstorms and support groundwater recharge. |
City and County of San Francisco |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Solano Irrigation District |
A new, relocated well and associated conveyance facilities is needed to provide reliable domestic water supply, drought resilience, and fire fighting capability. |
Solano County |
CA |
$2,824,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thousand Oaks |
These rehabilitation projects are critical to address and help prevent contaminant growth by completely resurfacing the reservoirs. |
Ventura County |
CA |
$2,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tolowa Dee-Ni’ Nation |
The current wastewater system in this low-income community is a 50-year-old lagoon system that does not meet current environmental regulatory standards, and which experiences periodic raw sewage leaks ,resulting in major health hazards. |
Del Norte County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City/County Association of Governments of San Mate |
This project will advance the construction of a subsurface stormwater retention system with significant potential to alleviate flooding in a low-income community and improve groundwater quality. |
San Mateo County |
CA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Maria |
The City of Santa Maria has reduced water use as much as possible through conservation and the implementation of water efficient landscape regulations, but a new well is needed to provide drought resilience given the uncertainty of State Water Project deliveries and significant population growth. |
Santa Barbara County |
CA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Salinas |
Planned expansion of this wastewater facility will require electrical upgrades to improve operations. This project will reduce operational costs, save ratepayers money, and lower the carbon footprint of the expansion effort. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Municipal Water District |
Project to construct municipal sewer pipeline to serve disadvantaged community with failing septic tanks. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Municipal Water District |
Project to remove PFAS chemicals from drinking water to restore a secure, local supply of water to over 3,000 households. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hesperia |
The project will help support a new water well to strengthen the resiliency of the water system for the City of Hesperia. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fullerton |
This project would replace a sixty-year-old water line, which has a high potential for main breaks and failures. |
City of Fullerton |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Reedley |
This project will allow for the construction of a new, larger sewer line trunk that is diverted away from high risk areas. |
Fresno County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rialto |
This project will promote water quality improvements, ecosystem restoration, and public recreation. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Water Replenishment District of Southern Cal. |
Project to remediate or treat groundwater wells impacted by PFAS and other contaminants for the Water Replenishment District service area, 82% of which is considered disadvantaged or severely disadvantaged communities. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
This construction project includes the rehabilitation/replacement of 4-miles of aging sanitary sewer mains and associated sewer structures and lower laterals located in disadvantaged communities. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
This reservoir is ninety years old, does not meet current waterworks standards, and leaks when half-full. Without replacement, the city's operating permit will be jeopardized. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monterey Bay Aquarium |
The Monterey Bay Aquarium is the primary organization responsible for rescuing and rehabilitating southern sea otters, a federally recognized endangered species. This funding will help rebuild holding capacity lost due to the removal of water tanks in 2019 due to crumbling seawalls. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oceanside |
Structural repairs and seismic upgrades to two existing potable water reservoirs, providing safe storage of water for drinking and firefighting purposes. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oceanside |
This project will relocate a sewer main from a location within a creek bed to a roadway, to minimize the chance of environmental damage in the event of a sanitary sewer overflow. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$1,644,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District |
This project will strengthen district staff capacity, provide consulting for development of a prescribed burn program, support planning and implementation of fuel reduction and forest health treatments, and contribute toward the purchase of vegetation management equipment for fuel reduction treatment. |
San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sweetwater Authority |
The project will remove groundwater minerals that accumulate in the water distribution system, improving water quality for customers in this disadvantaged community. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Occidental County Sanitation District |
Project to construct wastewater pipeline for treatment, reuse, and disposal to serve a disadvantaged community that must currently haul wastewater by truck to a treatment plant 20 miles away. |
Sonoma County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Soquel Creek Water District |
This project will replace an aging and undersized water delivery pipe to support modern fire flow protection. |
Santa Cruz County |
CA |
$1,416,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Yorba Linda Water District |
This project will repair a nearly 100-year-old drinking water pipeline located on Imperial Highway. |
Orange County |
CA |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monterey One Water |
This project will enhance cyber defenses and upgrade key programmable logic controller units that control the automated wastewater system. This will help prevent asset failures or a loss of system control which could result in damaging impacts to public health, the environment, and recycled water quality and quantity throughout the Agency's service areas. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$1,252,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of California, Berkeley |
Funding to expand Latino-focused academic students and preparation of publications and other related scholarly materials on Latino contributions to the nation and the social sciences, including a digital repository of major works. Funding will also permit the creation of graduate-level Latino focused mentorship and fellowship programs to catalyze and sustain future scholarship. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach Water Department |
This project will rehabilitate the existing 32nd Street Booster Pump Station to improve efficiency and reduce energy consumption. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Napa Berryessa Resort Improvement District |
This project will upgrade a pair of sewer lift stations which currently have outdated control components, minimizing the risks of sewer spills into a nearby regional reservoir. |
Napa County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marin Municipal Water District |
The Manuel T. Freitas Parkway Pipeline Replacement Project will replace a 70-year-old leaking water main serving the community of Terra Linda. |
Marin County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Tulare |
This project is focused on looping water into the northern sector of the city, ensuring equitable access to clean water for tens of thousands of residents. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Rosa |
Project to design and construct new storm drain pipe and catch basins to alleviate repeated localized flooding. |
Sonoma County |
CA |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Yorba Linda Water District |
This project will upgrade the Green Crest wastewater lift station to protect environmental and human health. |
Orange County |
CA |
$321,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Stanislaus County |
This project will fund the design of a wastewater infrastructure for an in-development industrial business park. |
Stanislaus County |
CA |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Western Municipal Water District |
Project to repair and seal aging sewer lines to prevent infiltration of PFAS into the sewer system at March Air Reserve Base. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$3,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tulare County |
This project will drill and equip a new well in order to provide stability for a severely disadvantaged community during drought conditions. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Butte County |
This project will integrate shallow domestic walls into an existing community water supply system to provide safe drinking water to the residents of Palermo, an unincorporated, semi-rural community located approximately five miles south of the City of Oroville. |
Butte County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Modesto |
This project will replace the nitrate treatment equipment at Well 295 to deliver safe drinking water to the residents of Grayson, a disadvantaged community on the west side of the San Joaquin Valley. |
Stanislaus County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Coast Water District |
Project to install 8,900 linear feet of recycled water pipeline and convert 37 sites from potable to recycled water usage, saving over 35 million gallons of potable water per year. |
Orange County |
CA |
$4,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Daly City |
Multi-benefit stormwater management project that will manage, treat, and reuse stormwater, and reduce localized flooding, and improve water quality entering Lake Merced. |
San Mateo County |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento County |
Funding to support the construction of high-priority drought relief projects, including Aquifer Storage and Recovery, and new interconnections. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Valley Water District |
The project will upgrade aging water pipelines, as well as install numerous fire hydrants for safety concerns and new technological water meters for residents of the unincorporated area of Bloomington, a Disadvantaged Community (DAC). |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tulare County |
This project will provide access to safe clean drinking water for Tulare County residents through strategically placed drinking water kiosks. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Allensworth Community Services District |
This project will install a solar array to power a disadvantaged community's well and appurtenances, thereby reducing their costs and improving affordability. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ontario |
Project to remediate approximately 4,000 acre-ft per year of perchlorate contaminated groundwater utilizing ion exchange technology treatment facility. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
To ensure that flooding due to high Great Lakes levels is kept out of the local and regional combined sewerage systems that are not designed to accept floodwaters. |
City of Detroit |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding will be used to enhance flood protection along the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Grand Rapids |
The funding will support the installation of solar panels on a 190-acre closed superfund site that includes a protective cap - the Butterworth Landfill. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Highland Park |
The funding will be used to replace approximately 0.50 miles of 16-inch water main which will greatly improve water pressures and assist in bringing more development into the city. |
Highland Park |
MI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used to create an opportunity to both embrace the current “working waterfront.” |
Holland |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to complete a feasibility study, or general investigation, into potential harbor infrastructure improvements in the Menominee-Marinette Harbor waterway. |
Menominee |
MI |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Royal Oak |
The funding would be used to convert the city of Royal Oak's very public-facing farmers market into a community-supporting resilience hub by installing approximately 160 kW of solar PV and 120 kW battery bank storage. |
Royal Oak |
MI |
$411,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Midland |
The funding will be used to support a project to create ecologically functional floodplains and to improve stormwater drainage, allowing stormwater to flow into formerly disconnected floodplains. |
Midland |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Houghton |
The funding will support a project that includes the construction of an new outlet control structure at the existing earthen dam on Huron Pond, to convey flood waters of Huron Creek and prevent overtopping and failure of the existing embankment. |
Houghton |
MI |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of East Lansing |
The funding will be used to provide a permanent structure to house the City of East Lansing's Farmers Market in order to expand access for increased vendors, access for patrons, and to transform this seasonal temporary market into a year long, permanent hub of community activity and entrepreneurial opportunity. |
East Lansing |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Alpena |
The funding will be used to support the construction of a 11,700 square-foot Material Recovery Facility for the purpose of providing feedstock to manufacturing companies in northern MI, throughout the State of MI and beyond. |
Alpena |
MI |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
The funding will be used to develop and provide information technology and consulting services to city agencies, enabling them to better innovate on how they deliver services and interact with citizens. |
Detroit |
MI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Negaunee |
The funding will be used to help meet the needs of the Negaunee Fire Department if loss of power occurs within the city. |
Negaunee |
MI |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kalkaska County |
The funding will be used to support a new 20,400 sq-ft. library purposed and outfitted to accommodate the specific programming and technological needs of 21st Century patrons. |
Kalkaska |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grand Traverse Metro Emergency Services Authority |
The funding will be used to support the Grand Traverse Metro Emergency Services Authority, a not-for-profit governmental unit, which services three township in Grand Traverse County, specifically Acme, East Bay and Garfield. |
Traverse City |
MI |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of East Jordan |
The funding would be used to support the City of East Jordan’s Municipal Marina, which serves as the nautical gateway to this historic City and surrounding area by way of Lake Charlevoix – South Arm. |
East Jordan |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Munising |
The funding would be used to reconstruct approximately 2,800 feet of Washington Street from the intersection of H-58 to the Munising Falls Visitor Center. |
Munising |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hastings Public Library |
The funding would be used to help pay to replace the windows of the Hastings Public Library. |
Hastings |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Port Austin |
The funding would be used to construct a four season structure in the center of town, essentially a “town center.” |
Port Austin |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Canton |
The funding would be used to complete Phase 1 of the Engineering and Pre-Development Costs of a Geothermal/Solar Fire Station that will be constructed in the area of the Township where there is -- based on the feasibility and financial impact study -- a great need to implement this facility. |
Canton Township |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Allegan |
The funding would be used to support a community facility that will promote the arts in Allegan County and help restore this building as the community center it was intended to be when it was constructed in 1929. |
Allegan |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Mundy |
The funding would be used for the construction of a cultural center and outdoor amphitheater so that people of all abilities have the opportunity for education programming in the arts as well as performance opportunities. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Baraga County Road Commission |
The funding would be used to move forward with construction of a modern transportation facility to serve the needs of the residents of the motoring public and the Citizens of Baraga County. |
Baraga |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Westland |
The funding would be used to repurpose a vacant school building, Marshall Upper Elementary School, into a recreation and community center, which Westland does not currently have. |
Westland |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lapeer Downtown Development Authority |
The funding would be used to construct a new Lapeer Community Pavilion located along Farmers Creek in the traditional downtown area. |
Lapeer |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alpena Community College |
The funding would be used to support construction of student housing on the main campus of Alpena Community College. |
Alpena |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Negaunee |
The funding would be used to support the removal of the current ADA ramp system and replacing it with a new system. |
Negaunee |
MI |
$61,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ferris State University |
The funding would be used to better accommodate the growing demand that the Jim Crow Museum is experiencing, and to better serve its mission, the Jim Crow Museum has developed a plan to expand the Museum’s physical facilities and programming. |
Big Rapids |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alcona County Commission on Aging |
The funding would be used to support the Alcona County Commission on Aging, which is looking to create up to 44 units over two phases to address housing needs within its community. |
Alcona County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used to support the Lakeshore Drive Seawall Replacement Project, which consists of replacing nearly three miles (15,625 ft) of existing Lake St. Clair steel sheet piling seawall along Lakeshore Drive. |
Grosse Pointe Farms |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used to dredge a channel that is under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. |
Pentwater |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used to support a water project for a low economic subdivision, which entails replacing the water mains and service lines. |
Owosso |
MI |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Lansing |
The funding would be used to support resilience hubs, which are community-serving facilities augmented to support residents, coordinate communication, distribute resources, and reduce carbon pollution while enhancing quality of life. |
Lansing |
MI |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used to facilitate separation of four blocks of combined sewers along two streets in downtown Lansing, including replacement of other underground facilities and the road surface above the sewers. |
Lansing |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City Of Royal Oak |
The funding would be used to convert the city of Royal Oak's approximately 3,400 outdated and inefficient streetlights to LED technology. |
Royal Oak |
MI |
$942,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Public Lighting Authority of Detroit |
The funding would be used to upgrade the street lighting on 7 Mile Road from Woodward Avenue to Mound Road. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,928,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Public Lighting Authority of Detroit |
The funding would be used to support objectives that include upgrading the street lighting along Moross Road from Mack Avenue to Interstate 94 - a stretch of approximately one mile. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used to support a port project that replaces approximately 1,100 linear feet of the existing condemned dock structure to create a working waterfront including secure storage areas, improved stormwater management facilities, and makes a critical connection from Easterday Avenue truck route to the riverfront. |
Sault Ste. Marie |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would support a project that will become a large destination site for the State of Michigan and create more tourism for the West region of the state. |
Muskegon Heights |
MI |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Police Department |
This funding would support the purchase of new body worn cameras (BWCs) for the Detroit Police Department (DPD), replacing current BWCs with new devices that have updated camera equipment, storage capacity and global positioning systems (GPS). |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Clinton |
This funding would be used to supplement Clinton Township’s existing police department with a social worker, who would offer assistance and expertise when the police are called upon to assist in mental health matters. |
Clinton Township |
MI |
$675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ferris State University |
The Ferris State University Center for Virtual Learning, currently in phase one of construction, seeks to secure and advance the economic future of Michigan through investment in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and augmented/virtual reality research laboratories and resources. |
Big Rapids |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Westland |
This funding will be used to implement a Strengthening Families Program focusing upon 10-12 year old children and their parent(s)/guardian(s). |
Westland |
MI |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Northern Michigan Law Enforcement Training Group |
This funding will support Northern Michigan Law Enforcement Training Group’s (NMLETG) Capital Improvement Plan. |
Grayling |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Chippewa County Economic Development Corporation |
The Chippewa County Economic Development Corporation (CCEDC) and space industry leader Redwire Space entered into a public-private partnership to support Michigan becoming a leading Space state. The partnership has enabled collaboration to support Michigan’s underserved communities with the development of the command and control center (C3) ground station at Chippewa County International Airport. The CHAMP infrastructure will be critical to support immediate needs for Michigan launch, hypersonic vehicle testing, and cislunar Space Situational Awareness activities. Internal and independent assessments by the CHAMP and Michigan Aerospace Manufactures Association (MAMA) teams agree that the build out of CHAMP will help to ensure Michigan becomes a leading Space state. |
Kincheloe |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Ecorse |
This funding will support the City of Ecorse’s police station renovation. These facility renovations remedy specific issues in the infrastructure of the station while furthering the department’s continual improvement. |
City of Ecorse |
MI |
$2,205,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ingham County Health Department |
This funding would be used to support Advance Peace. Advance Peace employs formerly incarcerated individuals as Neighborhood Change Agents. Agents then act as “credible messengers,” forming relationships with suspected firearm offenders and encouraging participation in a Peacemaker Fellowship. |
Ingham County |
MI |
$215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wayne Police Department |
This funding would be used to upgrade the Wayne Police Department’s Multi-Purpose Room. The Multi-Purpose Room is currently used for department training and community events. |
City of Wayne |
MI |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Clinton |
This funding would be used to provide Clinton Township’s police a mobile command vehicle. |
Clinton Township |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Police Department |
This funding would allow the Detroit Police Department (DPD) to purchase next-gen walk-through high density metal detectors that will add a non-invasive, touch-free layer of protection at community events. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
This funding is for software that will modernize Ann Arbor’s Police Department’s report management system and allow open, searchable, and digital access to police report information by the public. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Clair Shores |
This funding is for the purchase of a new Marine Patrol Vessel for the St. Clair Shores Police Department. The new vessel would be a 26 foot patrol monohull which is estimated to cost approximately $265,000. |
St. Clair Shores |
MI |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Westland Police Department |
This funding would support Westland Police Department’s license plate reader camera system. Automatic license plate recognition and vehicle fingerprint technology get actionable, objective evidence that drives results in the community for less than the cost of hiring an additional officer. |
Westland |
MI |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Macomb County |
This funding will support the Mound Road/Detroit Arsenal Connector Project in Macomb County. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority |
This funding will support a new Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport. |
Kent County |
MI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coleman A. Young Airport |
This funding will support Coleman A. Young Airport’s T-Hangar replacement. |
Detroit |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
This funding will support the Joe Louis Greenway project West Chicago Connector in Detroit, Michigan. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,322,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Battle Creek |
This funding will support the creation of the Michigan Unmanned Aerial Systems Park (MUASP) at the Battle Creek Executive Airport at Kellogg Field (BTL). |
City of Battle Creek
|
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Road Commission for Oakland County |
This funding will help rehabilitate, reconstruct and resurface Brown Road from Jamm Road to Giddings Road; Giddings Road from Brown Road to Silverbell Road; and Silverbell Road from Giddings Road to M-24. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Clair County Road Commission |
This funding will support the SCCRC King Road Bridge replacement. |
St. Clair County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eaton County Road Commission |
This funding will support the Five Point Highway reconstruction project. |
Eaton County |
MI |
$2,382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Area Transportation Authority |
This funding will support the acquisition of vehicles to enhance transit service in the tri-county area including Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton Counties. |
Clinton, Eaton and Ingham Counties |
MI |
$919,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Region Airport Authority |
This funding will support the design and construction (rehabilitation) of various pavement areas at the Capital Region International Airport (LAN), including the terminal apron (aircraft parking area) and the adjacent taxiway. |
Clinton County |
MI |
$727,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
The funding would implement a network of publicly available EV chargers around the city, to encourage the transition to electric vehicles by removing range anxiety and providing chargers in locations throughout the city where those without access to charging infrastructure at the homes (houses or apartments) could charge their vehicles. |
City of Lansing |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kent County |
This funding will support the Grand River Greenway Non-Motorized Trail. The trail, when completed, will provide 76 miles of contiguous trails connecting rural and urban communities within Kent and Ottawa Counties that are within the Grand River watershed. |
Kent County |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids Interurban Transit Partnership |
This funding will support the purchase of hydrogen fuel cell buses and related infrastructure. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
This funding will support the City of Ann Arbor’s Airport Taxi Runway Rehabilitation. |
Pittsfield Township |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wixom |
This funding help rebuild and widen Beck Road from Pontiac Trail to West Road in the City of Wixom, Michigan, from its current 2- and 3-lane configuration to 5 lanes. |
City of Wixom |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority |
This funding will support new in-line checked baggage inspection system (CBIS) and modern equipment in accordance with current TSA design standards and operational criteria at Gerald R. Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan. |
Kent County |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Houghton |
This funding will support the City of Houghton’s Evergreen Drive Extension project. |
City of Houghton |
MI |
$1,751,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pontiac |
This funding will support the reconstruction of 1.2 miles of Golf Drive from Old Telegraph to Fairfax to Bagley and reconstruction of 1 mile of Bagley Street from Golf Drive to Orchard Lake Road. |
City of Pontiac |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kentwood |
This funding will support a non-motorized, shared use crossing of I-96 at Forest Hill Avenue. |
City of Kentwood
|
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Houghton |
This funding will support a new maintenance facility to service the City of Houghton public transportation fleet and public works equipment. |
City of Houghton |
MI |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sterling Heights |
This funding will support a Corridor Study of Ryan Road from 14 Mile Road to M-59 / Dobry Drive. |
City of Sterling Heights |
MI |
$216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Regional Planning Commission |
This funding will support designing and developing three new regional trails that provide a connection between the existing Lansing River Trail network and three existing regional non-motorized trails. |
Clinton, Eaton and Ingham Counties |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County |
The project would remove the Utah Dam on the Flint River and construct a new non-motorized bridge to replace the non-motorized function that the dam currently serves for the statewide Iron Belle Trail. |
City of Flint |
MI |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eaton County Road Commission |
The requested funding would be used to replace the deteriorated bridge superstructure and restore concrete bridge deck and approaches, and guardrails, repair and preserve the existing abutments and river piers, install scour protection for the piers and footings and streambank erosion protection both upstream and downstream of the bridge. |
Eaton County |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
This funding will support design and engineering of the mobility and transit hubs and connection corners project. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Grosse Pointe |
This funding will support a multi-modal transportation improvement project that seeks to implement the Complete Street philosophy with safer pedestrian walkways with better lighting, bike facilities and bike connections, enhanced bus stops, improved crosswalks, and additional green stormwater with landscaping. |
City of Grosse Pointe |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Region Aerotropolis Development Corp. |
This funding would lift Pennsylvania Road above the CSX rail tracks to improve public safety and achieve multimodal transportation objectives without severe blockages. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$866,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
The purpose of the project is to provide a multimodal connection between Riverside Park and the Ralph C. Wilson Riverfront Park and provide improved connectivity for residents and businesses along Detroit’s Riverfront. |
City of Detroit |
MI |
$1,263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Traverse City Downtown Development Authority |
This funding will support the Lower Boardman-Ottaway Downtown Traverse City Riverwalk/Pedestrian Alley in Traverse City, MI. |
Traverse City |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shelby Township |
This funding will help develop a comprehensive 35-acre park called the Shelby Township Community Park. |
Shelby |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oak Park |
This funding will support the City of Oak Park’s 11 Mile public parking lots. |
Oak Park |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
This funding will support the City of Ann Arbor's Miller-Catherine Signature Bikeway project. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
This funding will support the City of Ann Arbor’s Barton-Bandemer Railroad Underpass project. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albion |
This funding will support the building and renovation of the Building the Arts Economic Development & Education Corridor of Albion, Michigan Region. |
Albion
|
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
This funding will support the City of Ann Arbor’s Carbon Neutral project. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Center Line |
This funding will support the purchase a fire truck and a new engine/pumper for an existing fire truck for the City of Center Line, MI. |
Center Line |
MI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Berrien County |
This funding will support costs to develop and construct a new facility for Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center in Berrien County, MI. |
Richmond |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kalamazoo |
This funding will support the construction and installation of two major projects as a second essential phase of this project, greatly expanding the impact this community hub has on the local community. |
Kalamazoo |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Manistee |
This funding will support the construction of an amphitheater on a Lake Michigan beach (1st street Beach/ Douglas Park) in Manistee. |
Manistee |
MI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Springfield |
This funding will help improve the housing conditions of at least 100 homes in the city of Springfield. |
Springfield |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians |
This funding will be used to conduct an energy audit and conduct efficiency improvements on tribal buildings that are eligible for the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Fund/Economic Development Initiative. |
Washington |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
This funding will support a concert venue and space for residents and visitors alike to enjoy and create art in Downtown Lansing. |
Lansing |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Holland |
This funding will be used to develop the land where the retired James DeYoung coal power plant resides on the shores of Lake Macatawa, and create an opportunity to both embrace the current working waterfront that exists while developing future land use scenarios to integrate places to live, work, and play that connect to the downtown and larger community. |
Holland |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
This funding will ensure that the Heilmann Recreation Center, which is located in an area that experienced extensive flooding in 2021, would be able to be outfitted with flood resilience attributes (backflow preventers, sump pumps) and energy backup devices (battery, generators, solar) such that extreme weather events won’t result in the center not being available to the public. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
This funding will support the Russell Woods and Nardin Park Area Housing Stabilization program consisting of three distinct housing projects. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Muskegon Heights |
This funding will be used to support the Broadway redevelopment project. |
Muskegon |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Homeland Security |
Macomb County |
This funding supports the Macomb County-North Branch of the Clinton River Floodplain Plan. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Homeland Security |
Detroit Water and Sewerage Department |
This funding supports the Oakman Boulevard Stormwater Optimization Improvements Project. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Homeland Security |
Bishop International Airport Authority |
This funding supports the ARFF Station Expansion/Renovation/Replacement - Design & Construction project. |
Fenton |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Homeland Security |
City of New Baltimore |
This funding supports the Base Street Bridge Rehabilitation project. The goals of the project include restoring structure service life, providing safe passage for pedestrians, protecting the natural environment from catastrophic failures or unexpected disruptions to transportation corridors. |
New Baltimore |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Homeland Security |
City of New Baltimore |
This funding supports the Ashley Street Bridge Rehabilitation project. The goals of the project include restoring structure service life, providing safe passage for pedestrians, protecting the natural environment from catastrophic failures or unexpected disruptions to transportation corridors. |
New Baltimore |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Homeland Security |
Charter Township of Chocolay |
This funding supports the Fire Self-contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Replacement project. Funding of this project would help fulfil a National Fire Protection Association standard, as the current SCBA devices are required to come out of service in 2023. |
Charter Township of Chocolay |
MI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids Community College |
Create a state-of-the-art, fully automated training laboratory |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Bay |
Develop a Community Based Health Center and Complex |
Bay City |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Airport Department (Coleman A. Young Airport KDET) |
Relocate the B. O. Davis Aerospace Technical High School Back to Coleman A. Young Airport. |
Detroit |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County Community College |
Expand the Health Science program to address health care workforce needs. |
Monroe |
MI |
$667,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County Community College District |
Create a Mobility Certification program focused on Automotive Electrification and Testing |
Detroit |
MI |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit Health Department |
To provide free access to virtual and in-person evidence-based training, certifications, services, and programs to Michiganders, designed to enhance understanding, expertise, and skills of community members and organizations seeking to advance social equity. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stockbridge Community Schools |
To build a school-based health center |
Stockbridge |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jackson College |
To build a new Astronomy & Astrophysics |
Jackson |
MI |
$377,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Clair County Community College |
To address the engagement and education gap in STEM by offering a STEM immersive hands-on learning experience focused on 5th - 8th grade students with a primary focus on underserved populations. |
Port Huron |
MI |
$955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan State University on behalf WKAR |
To assist in the quest of achieving equity in accessibility to technology and educational materials for students in our state. The project would help connect the 21.7% of students in the Lansing School District that are currently without affordable access to online resources. |
East Lansing |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charles Stewart Mott Community College |
To aid in the purchasing of technology, workspaces and furnishings for the Prahl center and support our growing needs for workforce development of professionals in Information Technology & Cybersecurity. |
Flint |
MI |
$1,660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Michigan University |
To enable the people and industries in the central part of the state to fully realize the promise of advanced manufacturing. |
Mount Pleasant |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Clair County Community College |
: To support STEM education, with an emphasis on encouraging diversity in science fields, while supporting numerous disciplines in the aerospace industry from:
• Manufacturing
• Engineering
• Robotics
• Computer information systems
• Support services such as accounting and sales.
|
Port Huron |
MI |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Clinton |
To offer a range of play experiences without many of the boundaries to inclusion faced by persons of all ages with disabilities. |
Clinton Township |
MI |
$896,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Michigan University |
EMU is relocating its COB from an off-campus facility to the University's main campus in Ypsilanti. That process requires extensive planning to ensure that the COB's academic programs have the technology, space, and staffing needed to serve the students and employees who learn and work in the COB, employers who recruit EMU students, and the regional community that engages in active programming with the COB. |
Ypsilanti |
MI |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Michigan University |
Expand the Digital Connecting Corps (DCC) digital literacy program to provide more digital connection and literacy training for older adults in five communities in Washtenaw & Wayne counties: Ypsilanti Township, Pittsfield Township, Manchester, Plymouth/Canton, and Belleville. |
Ypsilanti |
MI |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Macomb County Health and Community Services |
To provide for a state-of-the-art facility that will transform how the department delivers critical services to the most vulnerable within the community. It will provide not only a one-stop shop for services, but also integrate services between the various departments so people are not shifted from one department to another. |
Mt. Clemens |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan State University |
To open a new Lansing-based site serving the families of up to 144 infants, toddlers and preschoolers -- including children with special needs. |
East Lansing |
MI |
$2,189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland County Health Division |
The construction of a Health Division Laboratory facility expansion, equipped with advanced technology to meet the growing public health needs of the community. |
Pontiac |
MI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne State University |
To support testing of women in various diseases and illnesses, including breast, ovarian and uterine cancers, and high blood pressure. |
Detroit |
MI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Livonia |
To implementing the City's community-inspired, resident-driven Master Plan, called Livonia Vision 21, which is a transformative project initiates to reimagine the city center with mixed-use residential, business and community spaces, thereby creating a functional downtown and a true sense of place. |
Livonia |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grand Valley State University |
To empower high school students to re-design the student experience through regional, user-centered design summits |
Allendale |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Macomb Community College |
To expand capacity to act as an educational convener, resource, and repository of industry-focused curriculum. |
Warren |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saginaw County |
To aid in the construction of a brand new state of the art 25,000 sf. Saginaw County Health Department Public Health building. This new facility will replace an aged and functionally obsolete structure that has become too expensive to maintain and is inadequate to serve the public. |
Saginaw |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Shelby |
The construction of a new amphitheater |
Shelby Township |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
To support volunteer training programs for mentors that support pregnant women |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Central Michigan College |
To support growth in Nursing, Allied Health, and Skilled Trades programs. |
Petoskey |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saginaw |
To support a project that, in addition to bringing investment and jobs to the area, would help address some of these disparities by providing improved access to healthcare for city residents, as well as those within the county and region |
Saginaw |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne State University |
To provide the most advanced instrumentation and training for Black and POC women and girls to become trained in the research, management, and operation of water treatment facilities and projects. |
Detroit |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne State University |
To support Black/POC women in the STEM workforce |
Detroit |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washtenaw Community College |
The build a skills training program that addresses workforce needs in the movement to electrification. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$2,522,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Michigan University |
To install Datacasting technology at our tower and facilities, as well as to provide home connectivity devices for rural and underserved students. |
Mount Pleasant |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County Community College District |
To bridge community engagement and college training. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marquette County |
This funding will be used to assist Marquette County in properly managing and disposing of approximately two million gallons of per and polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) contaminated wastewater treatment plant sludge at K.I. Sawyer, a former Air Force Military Base. |
Marquette County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oscoda Charter Township |
This funding will be used to provide safe, potable water/sewers/roadways for residential, commercial, industrial, and public use areas throughout Oscoda Charter Township. |
Oscoda Charter Township |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Benton Harbor |
This funding will be used to make necessary improvements to the City of Benton Harbor water system. |
Benton Harbor |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pontiac |
This funding will be used to daylight the Clinton River. In 1963, to mitigate flooding, the Drain Commission submerged the Clinton River in a dual-channel culvert that runs through historic downtown Pontiac. |
Pontiac |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
This funding will be used to support the Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) in cleaning debris out of their sewers and catch basins following the historic floods of 2021. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Midland |
This funding will be used to support the City of Midland’s planned Sylvan Pump Station Detention Basin project, which will benefit a sizable number of residents. |
Midland |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Delta Charter Township |
This funding will support the Water Resource Recovery Facility Major Capital Improvement Project. |
Lansing |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
This funding will be used to remediate PFAS in the soil and groundwater left by historical incinerator residuals. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Houghton |
This funding will be used to replace the aging shoreline seawall and former dock structure, some sections having been in use for more than a century, which supports the public waterfront property, which includes historic Dee Stadium, built in 1928. |
Houghton |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hamtramck |
This funding will be used to support the City of Hamtramck in replacing lead service lines in the city. |
Hamtramck |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grosse Pointe Farms |
This funding will be used to improve the Lakeshore Drive shoreline and enhance the water quality to protect the critical infrastructure where the seawall is failing through the Lakeshore Drive Shoreline Restoration Project. |
Grosse Pointe Farms |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Burtchville Township |
This funding will be used to support a 3.24-mile water main extension to the existing system in Burtchville Township. |
Lakeport |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Berlin Charter Township |
This funding will be used to support an investment in the Berlin Township Water and Sewer Department Wastewater Treatment Plant, including the replacement of the effluent forcemain and its appurtenances. |
Newport |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Livonia |
This funding will be used to support Bike/Walk Livonia, an initiative to expand non-motorized transportation within the city, while connecting to other communities and regional amenities. |
Livonia |
MI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Grand Valley State University |
This funding will be used to support the continuation of an existing environmental research program at Grand Valley State University. |
Allendale |
MI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Muskegon County |
This funding will be used to complete the infrastructure projects recommended in the 2017 Muskegon County Water System Reliability Study, which will provide the Eastside water customers with improved water quality, improved reliability, and flow. |
Muskegon |
MI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mackinac Island Department of Public Works |
This funding will be used to support a project that is already underway to totally gut the existing Biddle Point Lift Station building and replace all pumps, controls, and related support and emergency operations. |
Mackinac Island |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mackinac Island Department of Public Works |
This funding will be used to offset costs beyond currently approved CWSRF loans for the replacement of a water main on Cadotte Avenue between Algonquin Road and 5th Street. |
Mackinac Island |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Belding |
This funding will be used to support improvements to the City of Belding’s wastewater treatment plant (WWTP), which it owns and operates and that provides wastewater treatment services to City residents. |
Belding |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Center Line |
This funding will be used for high priority sewer repair projects in the City of Center Line. |
Center Line |
MI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Marysville |
This funding will be used to support infrastructure improvements to the City of Marysville’s Water Treatment plant (WTP) and distribution system (DS). |
Marysville |
MI |
$1,089,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Clair |
This funding will be used to support improvements to the City of St. Clair Water Tower/Booster Station, which are necessary to meet fire flow protection requirements as well as provide adequate pressure throughout the water distribution system. |
St. Clair |
MI |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Portage |
This funding will support the Elijah Root Dam Removal project, which consists of removing the dam and providing ecological uplift to Portage Creek. |
Portage |
MI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Macomb County Public Works |
This funding will be used to support a pilot project to halt pollution before it reaches Lake St. Clair which has shown very promising results. |
Clinton Township |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Clay |
This funding will support the M-29 Water Main Replacement Project. |
Algonac |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Chesterfield |
This funding will support the Maurice DeMuynck Anchor Bay Pump Station Repair project. |
Chesterfield |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oakland County |
This funding will be used support the extension of the NW Oakland Sanitary Sewer. |
Waterford |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
This funding will be used to remediate the closed and contaminated Paulson Landfill. |
Lansing |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Saline |
This funding will be used to support a comprehensive rehabilitation of its Pollution Control Facility (Wastewater Treatment Plant). |
Saline |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Baltimore |
This funding will be used to support the City of New Baltimore in removing excessive debris build-up in the main sanitary sewer interceptor pipe and influent well at the plant. |
New Baltimore |
MI |
$990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Harrison Township |
This funding will be used to convert septic systems to sewer systems in Harrison Township. |
Harrison Township |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Clair Shores |
This funding will be used to replace the existing culvert that runs underneath a roadway that connects the Coast Guard facility in St. Clair Shores to the mainland. |
St. Clair Shores |
MI |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Baltimore |
This funding will be used to support improvements and renovations of the Festival Park Comfort Station. |
New Baltimore |
MI |
$991,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Northville |
This funding will be used to install a handicap-accessible entry to historic Ford Field from Northville's commercial district traversing a steep slope, stabilizing the embankment, and creating an important functional and beautiful entry point in harmony with the site's rich heritage. |
Northville |
MI |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Detroit General Services Department |
This funding will be used to provide major improvements to a pool deck, gutter, and equipment at Patton Recreation Center in efforts to open the aquatic programs and to bring the poor condition of the pool to state of good repair. |
Detroit |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Clinton |
This funding will be used to allow Clinton Township to continue to provide a designated pathway – separated from motorized traffic – through the region, connecting thousands of residents to Lake St. Clair and a regional trail system that is important to recreational opportunities in the State of Michigan. |
Clinton Township |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Clinton |
This funding will be used to support repairs to a bridge over the Clinton River so George George Park can remain as beautiful and functional for the public as possible. |
Clinton Township |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
This funding will be used to accelerate tree planting in municipal parks identified using Detroit's newly developed Climate Equity Map as being especially susceptible to the adverse effects of climate change. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Haven |
This funding will be used to support efforts to address legacy environmental contamination of an island that formerly was home to its municipally-owned coal power plant. |
Grand Haven |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Shelby |
This funding will be used for a 7,800 square foot gymnasium addition along with multiple site improvements provides much needed program and activities space for the Shelby Township Activity and Senior Center. |
Shelby Township |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County Parks and Recreation Commission |
This funding will be used to provide for design and construction engineering services focused on the renovation of historical structures, and will also fund the construction of the renovations, with respect to the preservation and accurate depiction of the historical structures. |
Flint |
MI |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Quonset Point Air National Guard Base |
This project will demolish the existing facility and construct a new headquarters/medical/dining facility for the 14rd Airlift Wing at Quonset State Airport to support its C-130J and cyber defense missions. |
North Kingstown |
RI |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
For flood resiliency. |
Washington County |
RI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
For maintenance dredging. |
Providence |
RI |
$48,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
For flood mitigation. |
Bristol |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
The Capital Good Fund |
For an energy efficiency outreach program. |
Providence |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
The Groden Network |
For energy efficiency retrofits. |
Providence |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Providence Water Supply Board |
For fleet electrification. |
Providence |
RI |
$302,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
For shoreline protection. |
East Providence |
RI |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Providence |
To establish an electric bike incentive program. |
Providence |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Providence Performing Arts Center |
For energy efficient upgrades. |
Providence |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
For invasive aquatic invasive species removal. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Warren |
For police station renovation and expansion. |
Warren |
RI |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The City of Central Falls |
For invasive aquatic invasive species removal. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Association of Conservation Districts |
For flood mitigation. |
Washington County |
RI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bristol |
For farmland preservation. |
Bristol |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tiverton Police Department |
To purchase public safety communication equipment. |
Tiverton |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Richmond |
For the construction of a community center. |
Richmond |
RI |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Audubon Society of Rhode Island |
To establish an Avian Research Collaborative Lab (ARCL). |
Smithfield |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Foster |
For the purchase of vehicles. |
Foster |
RI |
$152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Foster |
For the construction of a vehicle maintenance bay. |
Foster |
RI |
$191,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Foster |
To paint and repair the exterior of Foster's Historic Town House. |
Foster |
RI |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Middletown |
For planning and design of a recreation facility. |
Middletown |
RI |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southside Community Land Trust |
To purchase equipment and supplies for land stewardship projects. |
Cranston |
RI |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Environmental Managemen |
For invasive pest surveillance and treatment. |
Statewide |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Environmental Managemen |
To assist rural fire departments with the safe disposal of firefighting foam. |
Statewide |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources |
For the installation of building automation systems in Rhode Island public buildings. |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Warren |
For water supply/ fire protection. |
Warren |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Nonviolence Institute |
For training and capacity building. |
Providence |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Commercial Fisheries Research Foundation |
For cooperative fisheries research, gear development and gear removal. |
Narragansett/Newport |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Providence Police Department |
For a crime and gun violence reduction initiative. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Portsmouth Police Department |
For mobile data terminals. |
Portsmouth |
RI |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of The City of Providence, RI (a |
For domestic violence prevention and survivor support. |
Providence |
RI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Smithfield |
For police vehicles and equipment. |
North Smithfield |
RI |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Foster |
To purchase emergency communications equipment. |
Foster |
RI |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Rhode Island, Office of the President |
For a Quantum Information Science Research Initiative. |
South Kingstown |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bristol Police Department |
For a Mobile Command Unit. |
Bristol |
RI |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Rhode Island, Office of the President |
For research to increase the resilience of seafood production. |
South Kingstown |
RI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Central Falls |
For environmental restoration. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Save the Bay |
For habitat restoration. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tiverton Police Department |
To purchase public safety communication equipment. |
Tiverton |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
URI Office of the President |
For a mobile command vehicle (MCV). |
South Kingstown |
RI |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Corrections |
For inmate transport vehicles. |
Cranston |
RI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Corrections |
For an offender case management system. |
Cranston |
RI |
$14,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Corrections |
For an indoor firearms training facility. |
Cranston |
RI |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Office of the State Fire Marshal - Explosives Oper |
For marine explosive detection and disposal equipment. |
Statewide |
RI |
$341,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Corrections |
For skills training for incarcerated individuals. |
Cranston |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sojourner House |
To provide counseling, support services, and emergency housing assistance to survivors of domestic violence and abuse. |
Providence |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Cranston |
For a firearms training facility. |
Cranston |
RI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Glocester |
For police department equipment. |
Glocester |
RI |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Farm Fresh Rhode Island |
To support local farms. |
Providence |
RI |
$812,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
HOPE & MAIN |
Equipment for a small business incubator. |
Providence |
RI |
$127,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Social Enterprise Greenhouse |
For small business and entrepreneurship support services. |
Providence |
RI |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Skills for Rhode Island's Future |
For a Minority/Women-owned Business Enterprise (M/WBE) Hub. |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rhode Island Black Business Association |
For next level financing for small business owners of color. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
State of Rhode Island- Department of Human Service |
For facilities planning grants to early learning providers. |
Cranston |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation |
For revolving predevelopment loan pool for early education centers. |
Statewide |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Stages of Freedom |
For archival, design and technology improvements. |
Providence |
RI |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Performing Arts Center |
For technology upgrades. |
Providence |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation |
For revolving predevelopment loan pool for early education centers. |
Statewide |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newport |
For facility improvements for a small business incubator. |
Newport |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trinity Repertory Company |
To improve the physical accessibility of Trinity Rep. |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Smithfield |
For a utility extension. |
Smithfield |
RI |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Museum at Belcourt Castle |
To complete the Liberty Museum and Cultural Center at Belcourt Castle. |
Newport |
RI |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newport Performing Arts Center |
For the installation of fire suppression system. |
Newport |
RI |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick |
For a recreational trails project. |
Warwick |
RI |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Shoreham |
For the construction of a new fire/rescue station. |
Town of New Shoreham |
RI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council |
To create a higher quality extension of the Woonasquatucket River Greenway. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Smithfield |
For a community center for seniors. |
North Smithfield |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Providence |
For an outdoor recreation facility. |
North Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Kingstown Recreation Department |
For an indoor recreation facility. |
North Kingstown |
RI |
$17,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hopkinton |
For building demolition. |
Town of Hopkinton |
RI |
$465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Foster |
For road paving. |
Town of Foster |
RI |
$2,282,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bristol |
For a pedestrian walkway. |
Town of Bristol |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Central Falls |
For affordable housing. |
The City of Central Falls |
RI |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode island Public Transit Authority |
For the purchase of buses. |
Providence |
RI |
$6,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode island Public Transit Authority |
For bus shelter improvements. |
Providence |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode island Public Transit Authority |
To provide improved bus stop signage. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For bridge rehabilitation. |
Warwick |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For bridge demolition and site restoration (planning). |
Statewide |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For sidewalk repairs and upgrades. |
Warwick |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For road resurfacing and enhancements. |
Portsmouth |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For road paving and improvements. |
North Providence, North Smithfield, Smithfield |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For bridge repair and replacement. |
Woonsocket |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For sidewalk repairs. |
Bristol |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For road reconstruction. |
Warwick |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
To repair five bridges inside Roger Williams Park. |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For sidewalk installation. |
North Kingstown |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For road resurfacing and sidewalk repairs. |
Tiverton |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For safety improvements. |
Smithfield |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For road resurfacing. |
East Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For road reconstruction and enhancements. |
Lincoln |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
For road resurfacing. |
East Greenwich |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority |
For preservation of the Mount Hope Bridge. |
Bristol |
RI |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Airport Corporation |
For terminal improvements at T.F. Green airport. |
Warwick |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ProvPort |
For property acquisition. |
Providence |
RI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Redevelopment Agency |
For site acquisition and restoration. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Children's Museum |
For facilities improvements. |
Providence |
RI |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Olneyville Housing Corporation |
For affordable housing. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Smithfield |
For bikeway expansion design. |
North Smithfield |
RI |
$740,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
IYRS School of Technology & Trades |
For outdoor facility enhancements. |
Newport |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Higher Ground International |
For facility improvements. |
Providence |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Herreshoff Marine Museum |
For a marina expansion. |
Bristol |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Herreshoff Marine Museum |
For the rehabilitation of an historic building. |
Bristol |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Haus of Codec |
For an emergency youth shelter and transitional housing. |
Providence |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Providence YMCA |
For improvements to outdoor recreational facilities. |
Warwick |
RI |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Providence YMCA |
For facilities improvements. |
Barrington, Cranston, and South Kingstown |
RI |
$1,808,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Genesis Center |
For facilities and equipment. |
Providence |
RI |
$342,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Foster Forward |
For affordable housing. |
East Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dorcas International Institute of RI |
For affordable housing. |
Providence |
RI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crossroads Rhode Island |
For housing for medically vulnerable individuals. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crossroads Rhode Island |
For headquarters improvements. |
Providence |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crossroads Rhode Island |
For affordable housing. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Providence |
For an Urban Trail Network. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Providence |
For project planning. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
For an emergency homeless shelter. |
City of Pawtucket |
RI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
To acquire property for affordable housing development. |
City of Pawtucket |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newport |
For floating ferry docks. |
Newport |
RI |
$713,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Providence |
For the construction of a community center. |
City of East Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Providence |
For an aquatic center. |
City of East Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cranston |
For an aquatic center. |
City of Cranston |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Children's Friend and Service |
To develop mixed-income housing and a child care facility. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Northern Rhode Island |
For a new facility. |
Woonsocket |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence (BGCP) |
For facilities renovation. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Newport County |
For building renovation and expansion. |
Newport |
RI |
$2,879,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Blackstone Valley Community Action Program |
For facility improvements. |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bristol |
For the renovation of the existing public works garage. |
Town of Bristol |
RI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Quonset Development Corporation |
For a road relocation. |
North Kingstown |
RI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
DownCity Design |
For building renovation. |
Providence |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sojourner House |
For affordable housing victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking, |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
For a pedestrian walkway and park. |
City of Pawtucket |
RI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cove Homes, Incorporated |
For an affordable housing development. |
East Greenwich |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Homeland Security |
RI Emergency Management Agency |
To update EOC equipment and facilities. |
Cranston |
RI |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Town of Bristol |
For flood mitigation. |
Bristol |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Town of Glocester |
For Emergency Operations Center. |
Glocester |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HopeHealth Hospice & Palliative Care |
For professional development training for hospice care workers. |
Providence |
RI |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Human Services |
For childcare facilities needs assessments. |
Cranston |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wood River Health Services |
For health care facility expansion. |
Hopkinton |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HopeHealth Hospice & Palliative Care |
To improve hospice and palliative care for terminally-ill children. |
Providence |
RI |
$215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westbay Community Action, Inc. |
For a senior nutrition program. |
Warwick |
RI |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Genesis Center |
For healthcare workforce development programming and equipment. |
Providence |
RI |
$263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Women & Infants Hospital |
For a new labor and delivery unit. |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
URI Research Foundation DBA Polaris MEP |
For skills training and mentorship. |
Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
URI Research Foundation DBA Polaris MEP |
For job training in advanced manufacturing. |
Providence |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
URI Office of the President |
For high performance computing. |
South Kingstown |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Rhode Island, Inc. |
For improving Rhode Island’s 2-1-1 system. |
Providence |
RI |
$773,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Community Action Agency |
For the renovation of two health centers. |
Johnston and North Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Service of Rhode Island, Inc. |
For mental health screening and treatment of children and adolescents. |
Providence |
RI |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of Burrillville Department of Parks and Recre |
For senior enrichment activities. |
Burrillville |
RI |
$18,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Bay Community Action Program (EBCAP) |
For health care center renovation. |
Newport |
RI |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
DownCity Design |
For skills training for youth. |
Providence |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tides Family Services |
For bilingual behavioral health services for children. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Rhode Island Public Health Institute |
For facility expansion. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Comprehensive Community Action Inc. (CCAP) |
For health care center renovation. |
Cranston |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Learning Community Charter School |
For facilities improvements. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Empowerment Factory |
For out of school activities. |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CODAC Behavioral Health |
For health clinic renovations. |
Providence |
RI |
$842,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stages of Freedom |
For a swim safety and training program. |
Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Salve Regina University |
For a behavioral health clinic. |
Newport |
RI |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Southeast Asians |
For workforce readiness training. |
Providence |
RI |
$317,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Salve Regina University |
For a mobile health care unit. |
Newport |
RI |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Antoine Residence |
For memory care assisted living unit. |
North Smithfield |
RI |
$1,126,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Block Island Medical Center |
For health care center renovation and expansion. |
New Shoreham |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roger Williams University |
For a chemistry lab. |
Bristol |
RI |
$1,694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adoption Rhode Island |
For curriculum development. |
Providence |
RI |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Office of the Postsecondary Commissioner |
For a job training expansion initiative. |
Westerly |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Office of the Postsecondary Commissioner |
For healthcare worker training programs and equipment. |
Providence |
RI |
$790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Office of the Postsecondary Commissioner |
For a college completion program. |
Warwick |
RI |
$379,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifespan Corp. |
For a new laboratory research center. |
Providence |
RI |
$16,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Free Clinic |
To expand for healthcare assistance for uninsured adults. |
Providence |
RI |
$191,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Executive Office of Health and Human |
For mental health care services for children. |
Providence |
RI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Rhode Island |
For research facilities and equipment. |
North Kingstown |
RI |
$1,212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Center for the Book |
For a community literacy initiative. |
Providence |
RI |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Refugee Dream Center |
For refugee integration services. |
Providence |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence Preservation Society |
For workforce training. |
Providence |
RI |
$208,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Butler Hospital |
For hospital expansion. |
Providence |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence College |
To establish a degree program in nursing. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Corrections |
For workforce training. |
Cranston |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Project GOAL, Inc. |
For mentorship programs. |
Providence |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Meeting Street |
For a one-stop resource services. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Johnson & Wales University |
For cybersecurity training for high school teachers |
Providence |
RI |
$1,012,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Federal Hill House |
For expansion of community services |
Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AS220 |
For workforce training for youth and adults. |
Providence |
RI |
$778,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Dynamic Learning |
For career readiness and training |
Providence |
RI |
$104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Genesis Center |
For workforce development. |
Providence |
RI |
$342,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Latino Arts |
For an oral history program |
Central Falls |
RI |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence (BGCP) |
For facilities renovation. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Central Falls |
For environmental restoration. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$365,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
RIDEM Firefighting Foam |
For PFAS disposal. |
Statewide |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Environmental Management |
For historic preservation. |
Lincoln |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Jamestown |
To replace water transmission and distribution lines. |
Jamestown |
RI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cumberland |
For stormwater improvements. |
Cumberland |
RI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Museum at Belcourt Castle |
For facility improvements. |
Newport |
RI |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Environmental Management |
For a tree planting program. |
Providence |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Environmental Management |
For a fire prevention program. |
Richmond |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
RI Latino Arts |
For history education. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Providence Water Supply Board |
For lead service line replacement. |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Providence Water Supply Board |
For cybersecurity improvements. |
Providence |
RI |
$213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Newport Performing Arts Center |
For repairs to Newport Performing Arts Center. |
Newport |
RI |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Sewer Authority |
For wastewater infrastructure. |
Warwick |
RI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Sewer Authority |
For wastewater infrastructure and resilience. |
Warwick |
RI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Sewer Authority |
For wastewater infrastructure. |
Warwick |
RI |
$536,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
For wastewater infrastructure. |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Providence Redevelopment Agency |
For green stormwater infrastructure. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Providence Redevelopment Agency |
For restoration of the Broad St. Synagogue. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Lincoln County Power District |
The Lincoln County Power District's (LCPD) solar project request would fund a planned 2 MW, fixed tilt ground mount, solar energy system. |
Lincoln County |
NV |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Nevada, Reno |
UNR's Lithium Characterization Analysis project request would fund the establishment of a Lithium Characterization, Analysis, and Testing (Li-CAT) Laboratory to partner with the private sector in providing much needed advanced characterization and data interpretation services. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Desert Research Institute |
DRI's Nevada lithium resource assessment project request would fund a research project to advance the state of knowledge of Nevada's lithium resources. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Caliente |
The City of Caliente's advanced metering infrastructure project request will modernize the city's aging electric metering system to enable remote meter
reading, network problem identification and trouble-shooting, load profiling, energy audit, and partial load curtailment in place of load shedding. |
Caliente |
NV |
$148,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Clark County |
Clark County's energy efficiency project request would fund the removal of outdoor metal halide lighting fixtures and replacement with energy efficient LED
fixtures in four major areas throughout the county. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Nevada Division of Environmental Protection |
NDEP's Caselton Mill remediation project request would fund site investigations, engineering, and cost estimating for the work required to remediate the site
for future solar development. |
Lincoln County |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Creech Air Force Base |
The Creech AFB Reconnaissance Operations Training Facility project request is for an adequately sized and configured facility is required to house Command Staff,
Operations, Mission Planning, Scheduling, Standards and Evaluation, Test, Communications, Security, and Administrative personnel from the 44th Reconnaissance
Squadron to meet mission requirements. |
Clark County |
NV |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Virginia City Fairgrounds project request would include installation of water and electricity to the County Fairgrounds facility, construction of ADA restrooms, paving and correct roads to the facility, and parking lot to improve public safety. |
Virginia City |
NV |
$615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Fire Station 71 project request would rebuild Storey County Fire Protection District Fire Station 71 located in Virginia City. |
Virginia City |
NV |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Lockwood Substation project request would replace the decrepit modular building and install a 1GB fiber link and distribution tower, allowing for faster internet to accommodate bodycam footage. |
Lockwood |
NV |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Justice Center project request would fund the addition of bollards, lighting, and pavement at the center to improve safety and security for employees and the public. |
Virginia City |
NV |
$244,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Agriculture |
The Nevada Department of Agriculture's Wild Horse Management project request will implement a pilot study in cooperation with local partners to count and verify current feral/estray horses and develop long-term management solutions including establishing a formal horse adoption program, providing diversionary feeding to keep herds away from major cities and roadways, and erecting fencing in high traffic areas to complement private entity fencing efforts. |
Virginia Range |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County |
Lincoln County's Courthouse Upgrade project would improve sanitation and emergency exiting capacity at the historic courthouse through facility upgrades. |
Pioche |
NV |
$1,393,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
The City of Fallon's Fixed Based Operations Facility project request consists of the demolition and reconstruction of a new state of the art Fixed Base OperationsCenter (FBO) at the Fallon Municipal Airport (FLX). |
Fallon |
NV |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Nellis Air Force Base |
The Nellis AFB Dormitory project request would fund project and development (P&D) design of a 240 room dormitory at Nellis Air Force Base to enable future years
appropriations for construction. Additional housing will address a housing shortage for junior enlisted Airmen on Nellis AFB. |
Clark County, NV |
NV |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
Henderson's Dispatch Consoles project request would fund dispatch consoles and radios for a new Henderson 9-1-1 Communications Center, the central Primary Safety Answering Point (PSAP) for police, medical, and fire responses. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,624,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Elko Sherriff's Department |
The Elko Sheriff's Department's Rapid DNA Instrument project request would fund the purchase a Rapid DNA instrument to help bolster law enforcement efficiency, improve community outcomes, and assist to ease the workload in Nevada's state crime lab. |
Elko |
NV |
$486,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
Reno's Forensics Software and Equipment project would allow the Reno Police Department to purchase equipment and software to document crime scenes and conduct investigations through its new Forensics and Evidence Unit. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas' Officer Wellness project request would promote officers' physical health through increased exercise and retrofit spaces within the Department to serve officers' mental health needs. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
The City of North Las Vegas' Document Management Software project request would fund a platform for storing and organizing cases, improve analytics and reporting functions, permissions and access management, document version management, matter notes, unique document I.D. and full text search capability for the City Attorney's Office. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas Police Department Technology Upgrade project request would upgrade its failing audio-visual equipment to more efficiently run police training and briefings. |
City of North Las Vegas |
NV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County's Public Defender Counseling Program project request aims to reduce recidivism by providing counseling to clients of the Clark County Public Defender's Office. |
Clark County |
NV |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County's Case Management project request would procure a cloud-based system for case tracking, document generation, document management, evidence management, subpoena generation, event driven workflow engine, extensive reporting, and electronic data exchange. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,576,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
Henderson's Eldorado Valley Training Facility Equipment project request would enhance the facility through the purchasing of equipment necessary to assemble a “training village,” purchase an additional training simulator and computer equipment and enhance the ability to train on firing ranges and other training areas during hot summer months. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,049,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Carson City Sheriff's Department |
The Carson City Tactical Vehicle Replacement project request would fund the replacement of an outdated tactical vehicle with different, newer model to improve officer safety, rescue, and reduce maintenance costs. |
Carson City |
NV |
$286,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
The Desert Research Institute's Statewide Climate Assessment project request would build the scientific base for understanding how Nevada's economy, environment, public health, and quality of life are vulnerable to climate-related impacts. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
The City of North Las Vegas' Municipal Court Case Management System Upgrade project request would upgrade case management to a paperless system, which will allow the court to work remotely, hold virtual hearings, send automated notifications to reduce warrant rates, and offer a full suite of online dispute resolutions. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Clark County |
Clark County Small Business Opportunity Program (SBOP) Upgrade project request would upgrade SBOP to a virtual platform to expand access to small
business programming and content.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Lander County Convention & Tourism Authority |
Lander County Convention & Tourism Authority's Lemaire Business Incubator project request would fund the first phase of a stabilization and renovation project
to restore a historic building for the purposes of providing a small business incubator in a rural community. |
Battle Mountain |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas' Small Business Connector project request would continue a pilot program launched by the City to provide services to small businesses
including advisory sessions, business plan development, permitting and licensing navigation, workshops, and navigation of grant and loan programs.
|
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Carson City's Prison Hill Trail South project request would complete a segment of a non-motorized multi-use loop trail around the base of Prison Hill, connecting residents to open space and outdoor recreation opportunities. |
Carson City |
NV |
$2,384,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Carson City's Appion Way Traffic Signal and Infrastructure Improvement project request would help construct a new traffic signal and fund traffic circulation improvements at the intersection of S. Carson Street and Appion Way in Carson City. |
Carson City |
NV |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transporation |
Carson City Safe Routes to School project request would help with the design and construction of safer crossings and well-built sidewalks to help make walking and biking safer for students and create more accessible and equitable facilities for people of all ages and abilities. |
Carson City |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Nevada Department of Transportation’s Ely Downtown Infrastructure and Complete Streets project request would support Phase 2 of the Downtown Ely Project through full depth pavement rehabilitation, including replacement/widening of sidewalks and drainage improvements.
This would replace aging infrastructure and improve safety and for all roadway users, with a focus on vulnerable road users by providing improved bicycle and pedestrian features. |
Ely |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Nevada Department of Transportation’s 215/515 Henderson Interchange Traffic Improvement project request would improve traffic operations at the I-515 and I-11 interchange.
The project will: resolve existing roadway deficiencies in the Henderson Interchange and surrounding roadways, provide transportation improvements to serve existing and future growth areas, and restore local traffic connectivity |
Henderson |
NV |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Churchill County’s Coleman Road Connector project request would provide an alternate route for traffic traveling from rural areas north of Fallon into the central retail/commercial area of Fallon. This project would increase access to local businesses and educational institutions and accommodate the expected growth in population to the area. |
Fallon |
NV |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County’s Jewish Family Services Agency – CDBG Tenant Improvements project request would be used by the County to renovate and complete a newly purchased building for the Jewish Family Services Agency (JFSA) building. The JFSA provides food, senior services, rapid rehousing/basic needs. |
Clark County |
NV |
$2,555,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
City of North Las Vegas’ Cheyenne Sports Complex Access Rehab project request would repair the parking lots and access walkway of the Cheyenne Sports Complex, the largest park in the area which serves low-income and minority populations. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
City of North Las Vegas’ LED Streetlight Retrofit project request would install new LED streetlights within the City’s eight Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs) and other low-income neighborhoods. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Clark County’s Pedestrian Flashers and Safety Improvements project request would provide improvements to pedestrian safety and enhance accessibility including the construction of pedestrian flashers at crossings. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas’- Small Business Forgivable Loan Program project request would recapitalize the City’s existing Small Business Forgivable Loan Program, which provides loans to small businesses, prioritizing low-income communities, minority, and women-owned businesses.
|
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Clark County’s Safe Routes School Safety project request would help install LED speed limit school zone signs at various locations to enhance safety for bikers and pedestrians school routes. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Department of Aviation |
Clark County Department of Aviation’s Holding Pad 7 Expansion at Harry Reid International Airport project request would expand a holding pad at the Harry Reid International Airport, helping to accommodate aircraft when gate and cargo facility demand is high. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$9,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas’ Urban Center for Advanced Agricultural Technologies’ project request would expand this facility through the renovation of the commercial demonstration kitchen, expansion of education spaces, installation of new utilities, and other facility upgrades. |
North Las Vegas
|
NV |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nye County |
Nye County’s Tonopah Child Development Center project request would design and build a new Child Development Center to serve child and families in and around the community.
Tonopah currently has no licensed childcare providers. The proposed Child Development Center is part of the Town's efforts to prevent social problems, help the community get to work, support local business' needs, and increase recruitment and retention efforts of critical service professionals in the area.
|
Tonopah |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Regional Transportation Commission of Southern NV |
RTCSNV’s Pedestrian Collision Avoidance System project request would provide real-time alerts for transit bus operators to react and avoid collisions. This will improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$3,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Regional Transportation Commission of Southern NV |
RTCSNV’s Standalone Solar Lighting for 500 Transit Stops project request would provide for the installation of standalone solar lighting at an additional 500 bus stops throughout the RTCSNV service area. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Department of Aviation |
Clark County Department of Aviation’s Overton Airfield Reconstruction project request would help fund reconstruction of the runway, taxiway, and apron at Overton Perkins Field and weather reporting equipment. The quality of the current pavement areas of the runway and apron are poor and this project would also ensure compliance with FAA Design Standards.
|
Overton |
NV |
$8,437,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Douglas County’s- Kahle Drive Complete Street project request would help re-construction of Kahle Drive. This would include improving stormwater drainage and treatment; upgrading an outdated water main and hydrants; repairing wastewater infrastructure; adding sidewalks, bike lanes, crosswalks, and intersection safety improvements; and undergrounding overhead utilities. |
Douglas County |
NV |
$1,385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
RTC Washoe’s Lemmon Drive Segment 2 Improvement project request would help reconstruct 3.7 miles of Lemmon Drive between Fleetwood Drive to Ramsey Way above the 100-year flood plain of Swan Lake.
This will improve safety in the area’s Historically Disadvantaged Communities, construct dedicated bike lanes and a separated multi-use path, and widen Lemmon Drive from Fleetwood Drive to Palace Drive.
|
Washoe County |
NV |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Duckwater Shoshone Tribe’s Road Paving project request would help pave 26 miles of State Route 379 located in Nye County, White Pine County and Eureka County in Northeastern Central Nevada. This unpaved road limits economic development and is a safety threat to the local communities and school children whose buses ride on this road. |
Duckwater |
NV |
$34,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RTC of Washoe County |
RTC Washoe’s Villanova Maintenance Facility Replacement Design project request would include architectural and engineering work necessary to support the eventual relocation and replacement of RTC Washoe’s primary transit facility.
When finished, this facility will lower RTC Washoe’s operating expenses, add improvements for sustainability, and provide investment and economic development in a disadvantaged area.
|
Washoe County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
City of Fallon’s City Hall ADA Restroom and Breakroom Remodel project request would upgrade the existing women’s restroom and staff breakroom to ensure the entire building is ADA accessible. |
Fallon |
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
City of Fallon’s Whitaker Extension project request would include a full reconstruction of Auction Road and the continuation of Whitaker Lane to the north beyond where it currently ends at Williams Avenue. The project would provide improved access to the Western Nevada Community College, seniors in low to moderate income residences, the City of Fallon Convention Center and improve access to local businesses while improving traffic flow within the City.
|
Fallon |
NV |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Reno’s Paved Trail Restoration project request would replace and resurface approximately 8 miles of asphalt walking paths throughout the northwest Reno trail system and along the Truckee River. The project will also integrate trail map signs at the entrances of each path. |
Reno |
NV |
$2,420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
Fallon’s New River Feeders project request would install two additional circuits, known as the New River Feeders, to the recently constructed and commissioned New River Substation. This would allow for the New River Substation to absorb much of the current electric load of another substation, ensuring the continued delivery of safe and reliable power.
|
Fallon |
NV |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
Reno’s Rooftop Solar at the Moana Aquatics & Fitness Center project request would help fund the addition of rooftop solar at the proposed Moana Aquatics & Fitness Center. The City is in the design stages for this proposed two-level facility open to the public that will include three pools, a multi-purpose room, and fitness center. |
Reno
|
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
City of Henderson’s LED Streetlight project request would install new LED streetlights citywide, and smart streetlights and LED lamps in low-income and moderate-income, CDBG-eligible portions of the City. |
Henderson |
NV |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Community Center project request would support an educational and community development anchor for downtown Austin. Once completed the center will provide programs and services targeting senior citizens and underserved communities |
Austin |
NV |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
City of Las Vegas’ Citywide Streetlight Next Generation LED Conversions project request would help procure and install LED streetlights in the City’s Historic Westside and Northwest areas. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority |
Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority’s RNO Terminal Roadway Construction, Safety & Security, and ADA Improvements project request would install and construct critical improvements along Terminal Loop Road, which also serves as passenger pick-up and drop-off areas. |
Reno
|
NV |
$3,590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Las Vegas’ Next Generation Signal Prioritization project request would support upgrading the City’s current communications devices with a cloud-based signal prioritization software. This would provide signal prioritization and preemption technology for emergency responders, allowing them to reach the scene up to 50% faster. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Transportation |
Sparks’ Street Roadway and Pedestrian Rehabilitation project request would rehabilitate over 529,00 square feet of Asphaltic Concrete (AC) roadway pavement and approximately 13,000 lineal feet of Portland Cement Concrete (PCC) sidewalk, curb, and gutter. |
Sparks |
NV |
$4,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County's Lockwood Senior Center project request will replace the existing outdated and inadequate senior center facility. |
Lockwood |
NV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tahoe Transportation District |
Tahoe Transportation District’s Transit Maintenance and Administration Facility project request would help construct a new Maintenance and Administrative Facility (MAF) to replace the existing, inadequate, and outdated transit yard in order to provide ongoing fleet maintenance, allow for efficient bus-related administrative activities, and afford adequate storage for existing fleet |
Lake Tahoe |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
Washoe County’s South Valleys Regional Park Buildout project request would help expand the park to provide additional recreational opportunities for the growing south Reno community.
The project includes developing the South Valley’s Regional Park to include multipurpose flat fields, baseball fields, restrooms, picnic areas, play areas, and a possible dog park.
|
Washoe County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe |
Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe’s Food Distribution Program project request would help purchase and install materials to complete the interior walls of the 22,500 square foot food distribution warehouse.
The Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe’s Food Distribution Program opened on April 4, 2022, and currently serves over 200 participants, benefitting both Tribal and non-Tribal members
|
Wadsworth |
NV |
$598,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Carson City |
Carson City’s Flood Control Project consists of a large detention basin located near the west foothills of the city. This request would capture and reduce floodwater from both Kings Canyon and Ash Canyon Creeks and their surrounding neighborhoods. |
Carson City |
NV |
$8,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Carson City Fire Department |
Carson City Fire Department’s Emergency Operation Center project request would help fund the design and construction of a new Emergency Operation Center (EOC), which would improve emergency management and preparedness capabilities. |
Carson City
|
NV |
$7,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Homeland Security |
City of Fallon |
City of Fallon’s City Hall Generator Upgrade project request would include the demolition and removal of the existing City Hall generator, installation of a new generator, the construction of a generator enclosure, and the installation of an underground conductor to 98 South Carson Street and the Douglass House. |
Fallon
|
NV |
$488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Flood Levee Mitigation Upgrade Project request would upgrade and raise an existing Levee east of Battle Mountain, NV. The modifications will include measures to protect the upgraded and new sections of levee from degradation caused by recreational vehicles and other detrimental activities. |
Lander County |
NV |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Washoe County |
Washoe County’s Lemmon Valley Heppner 5 Subdivision Stormwater Improvements project request would help design and install a regional detention and sedimentation basin above the Heppner 5 subdivision in Lemmon Valley to provide greater community resilience.
The project will upgrade existing water conveyance infrastructure and install a sediment and runoff detention basin to mitigate flooding in the community.
|
Washoe County |
NV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Washoe County |
Washoe County’s West Spanish Springs Stormwater Improvement project request would install detention basins for stormwater and sediment to mitigate future flooding and reduce the cost of future repair efforts. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$938,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
Henderson’s Co-Responder Crisis Unit project request will provide funding to increase its ability to safely and effectively respond to people suffering from a behavioral health crisis through a Co-Responder Unit. |
Henderson |
NV |
$1,355,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
North Las Vegas’ Community Correctional Center’s Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Expansion project request will provide interventions to decrease the recidivism rate among incarcerated individuals in North Las Vegas. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegs |
The City of North Las Vegas Fire Department’s Crisis Response Unit project request will create a Crisis Response Unit staffed by a licensed social worker, a paramedic, and an EMT. The unit will be specially trained to respond to situations involving individuals with mental health or substance abuse issues and prevent situations, ensuring the safety of everyone involved. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County Department of Family Services’ Expansion of Project HOPE project request will provide victim-centered residential services with high-quality clinical services. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County Department of Social Service’s Health Nation’s project will be used to provide additional equipment and purchase an additional mobile office trailer which will allow for ongoing expansion |
Clark County
|
NV |
$1,330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County’s Justice System Improvement project request will provide effective and community-based legal services by having on-site access to necessary technology or alternative accommodations to facilitate participation in judicial proceedings and case management conferences. |
Clark County
|
NV |
$214,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
The Clark County Fire Department’s (CCFD) Training Program and Web Conferencing project request will allow staff to conduct Critical Incident Stress Defusing immediately after significant events utilizing web conferencing to remote urban and rural fire stations. |
Clark County |
NV |
$658,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County’s LVMD Program Expansion project request will expand the current Clark County/Las Vegas Metro Diversion Program, which provides mental health and substance abuse support services. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
The Clark County Department of Juvenile Justice Services (DJJS) Home for Traumatized Girl’s project request will fund mental health and substance abuse program support staff to serve girls who have faced trauma and mental health issues. |
Clark County
|
NV |
$1,224,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
Clark County’s Expansion of the Southern Nevada Children’s Advocacy Center project request will fund the design and engineering costs associated with the expansion of the center including additional medical clinic and/or mental health treatment rooms in the new Southern Nevada Children’s Advocacy Center (SNCAC).
|
Clark County |
NV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of Southern Nevada |
The College of Southern Nevada’s Nursing Skills lab project request will fund facilities and equipment for two nursing labs, one at the Charleston site and one at the North Las Vegas site. Both sites need updated skills and simulation lab equipment that will help students train on the latest technologies to meet the growing demand in the region for health care workers.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Great Basin College |
Great Basin College’s Health Science Lab Equipment project request will fund necessary lab and classroom equipment for two new lab credential classes in fall 2023. Funding will also be used to install Interactive Video (IAV) equipment in two classrooms to facilitate distance instruction; both Medical Assistant/Phlebotomy EKG (MAPE) classrooms also will need to be retrofitted in order to accommodate the labs.
|
Elko |
NV |
$938,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Battle Mountain Clinic project request will be used for capital improvements to the community health clinic. |
Battle Mountain |
NV |
$2,993,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Austin Clinic project request will be used for capital improvements to the community health clinic. |
Austin |
NV |
$2,248,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Hospital District |
Lincoln County’s Grover C. Dils Medical Center Replacement Hospital project request will fund a replacement hospital located in rural Caliente, NV. |
Caliente |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lyon County |
Lyon County’s Community Based Mentoring project request will help create a mentoring system for at-risk youth. Funds will be used to recruit, screen, and train adult mentors, and conduct surveys to track the outcomes of enrolled kids.
|
Lyon County |
NV |
$119,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Education |
The Nevada Department of Education’s Arts in Education project request will expand the Nevada Museum of Art’s existing programs, including school tours and art lab, teacher professional development, scholarships and instructors, and after-school art programs. |
Statewide |
NV |
$1,998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
Nevada State College’s Mental Health Clinic project request will establish a comprehensive psycho-educational evaluation clinic. The Clinic will provide mental health services for Clark County School District PK-12 students and their families. The clinic will also serve as a training facility for students at Nevada State College who are preparing to become school psychologists
|
Henderson |
NV |
$1,337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
Nevada State College’s Nursing Night Education Program project request will create a pre-licensure evening/night full-time track cohort to improve the professional nursing pipeline and accommodate the diverse, non-traditional students served by NSC. |
Henderson |
NV |
$1,685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
Nevada State College’s Nurse Educator Faculty Recruitment project request will create a pilot project to cultivate an innovative and holistic professional development support structure for new and existing nursing faculty at Nevada State. The implementation of this project plan will improve the nursing pipeline by strengthening the nurse educator workforce resulting in positive outcomes for healthcare consumers in Nevada.
|
Henderson |
NV |
$1,776,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nye County School District |
The Nye County School District’s Work-Based Learning project request will support students that are not eligible for the Workforce Innovative and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Youth Program but still have needs identified by teachers, probation officers, school staff, district staff, and community stakeholders. Through this program, the district will establish partnerships with businesses in Nye communities that host high school students, building the bonds in each community.
|
Nye County |
NV |
$152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
UNLV’s Functional MRI Scanner for Biomedical Research project request will fund a 3 Tesla functional MRI (fMRI) scanner to campus that would improve research capacity at the University. The fMRI will provide an opportunity for scanning capabilities for students in the UNLV School of Medicine and serve as a clinical resource for many UNLV initiatives that will engage with the surrounding community.
|
Las Vegas
|
NV |
$4,515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
UNLV’s Sports Research and Innovation project request will fund a High-Performance Computer (HPC) and related curriculum coordination to expand the University’s capacity for advanced research and education. UNLV’s request for a HPC will allow for a central hub for researchers and students to conduct data analytics and disseminate data to various user groups |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
UNR’s Air Contaminants Cleanroom project request will create a cleanroom facility and provide initial support for technical and management personnel that will enable UNR’s entry into many new lines of research.
A cleanroom facility center reduces air contaminants from typical levels and would provide an ultra-clean environment for teaching, research and manufacturing.
|
Reno |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County School District |
Washoe County School District’s Direct Mental Health Support for Students project request will add 11 Mental Health Professionals to the district to provide greater therapeutic support to students, giving them immediate help during a crisis or when they are most vulnerable. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$1,535,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County School District |
Washoe County School District’s Chronic Absenteeism project request will expand school-based student support staff and increase the number of Family Resource Centers available in Washoe County. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$1,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County School District |
Washoe County School District’s Direct Mental Health Support for Staff project request will expand the district’s Employee Assistance Program and fund between eight and ten licensed family therapists to offer weekly support groups to WCSD’s 7,000 employees. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
Washoe County’s Northern Nevada HOPES Cares Campus Clinic project request will support HOPES in constructing a new Federally Qualified Health Center on East 4th Street in Reno, Nevada. The facility is located directly adjacent to the Washoe County Cares Campus; the County-operated homeless shelter.
|
Reno |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Nevada College |
Western Nevada College’s Rural Nursing Expansion and Renovation project request will create a permanent instructional training space for its rural nursing cohort at the Fallon Campus (health facilities, construction, and equipment). |
Fallon |
NV |
$2,314,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Connections |
Workforce Connections’ Development Program project request will launch regional sector partnerships for industries that face critical workforce talent/skill gap needs. These partnerships will help support businesses, communities and overall regional economic growth. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
UNR’s Women in STEM project request will partner with Complete College America to close gender gaps in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields. Funding will be used to increase STEM field outreach, pre-enrollment activities, and increase women in STEM fields, including at certificate, associate, and baccalaureate levels. |
Reno |
NV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
Carson City's Quill Water Treatment Plant (QWTP) Upgrade project request will upgrade the QWTP’s infrastructure and water treatment capabilities in order to meet water demands. |
Carson City |
NV |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
Carson City's Southeast Mandatory Sewer Extension project request will eliminate septic systems as a source of nitrogen contamination in Carson City's domestic water supply wells in the project vicinity. |
Carson City |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
Churchill County’s Water Treatment project request will develop a secondary water treatment plant in rural Churchill County. This will provide safe drinking water to proposed new housing and commercial developments and incorporate existing residences that currently utilize individual and mostly shallow wells. |
Churchill County |
NV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
Churchill County’s Water Storage Tank project request will replace open storage ponds with enclosed effluent water storage tanks at the waste water treatment facility. A water storage tank would prevent evaporation in open ponds, thereby further conserving water in the County’s arid desert environment. |
Fallon |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
Churchill County’s Water Transmission Lines project request will expand water main transmission lines to allow development of much-needed housing for active duty military members, veterans and current residents of Churchill County to areas not currently served by municipally treated water. |
Fallon |
NV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
Ely’s Lower East Ely Water Mains Upgrade project request will upgrade the city’s water mains in Lower East Ely. This project is a high priority for the city due to the fact that the water lines provide essential potable water service to residents of the community and the age of the current water lines in this area. |
Ely |
NV |
$2,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
City of Ely’s Upgrade Central Ely Sewer System project request will replace the outdated 15-inch vitrified clay pipe sewer mainline. This project would also rehabilitated sewers and manholes. |
Ely
|
NV |
$2,872,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
City of Ely’s Water Meters Upgrade project request will install water meters for all customers of the City of Ely’s Water Services and upgrade the service lines from the meters to the water main. This project will provide the city and its residents with an accurate record of water use and result in better water conservation. |
Ely
|
NV |
$4,083,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
City of Fallon’s Rattlesnake Hill Water Tank Replacement project request will replace the city’s water storage tanks with new steel tanks. |
Fallon |
NV |
$3,675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
City of Fallon’s Wastewater Treatment Plant Dewatering Press project request will construct a new dewatering press at the city’s Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP). This will more effectively process the biosolids generated from the treatment processes at the plant and allow the city to respond to current and anticipated population growth. |
Fallon |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
City of Henderson’s Advanced Metering Infrastructure project request will procure and install a smart water metering technology system to better measure and communicate water usage. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
City of North Las Vegas’ Robinson Well Rehab project request will rehabilitate a groundwater production well. The project involves the demolition, re-drilling and equipping of the well. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
City of Reno’s Booth Street Sewer Siphon project request will replace the aging and undersized Booth Street sewer siphon and approximately 1,100 feet of unreinforced concrete sewer main. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Water Reclamation District |
Clark County Water Reclamation District’s Logandale Sewer Collection Extension project request will install 8,000 feet of wastewater collection infrastructure that will make sewer lines available to residences, businesses, and public entities. |
Moapa Valley |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Water Reclamation District |
Clark County Water Reclamation District’s Reclaimed Water Infrastructure project request will remove old water lines and install new water lines, meters, and valves. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clark County Water Reclamation District |
Clark County Water Reclamation District’s Septic Lateral Installation Program project request will help expand the District’s collection system through installation of mainlines and sewer laterals. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
Desert Research Institute’s Firefighter Hazard Detection project request will develop and test wearable environmental and biometric sensors to provide real-time feedback and hazard warnings to firefighters. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
Desert Research Institute’s Planning for the Future at Lake Tahoe project request will fund research to support environmental research and long-term planning at Lake Tahoe. |
Reno |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Incline Village General Improvement District |
Incline Village General Improvement District’s (IVGID) Effluent Export Pipeline project request will replace 5 miles of original effluent export pipeline (EEP) servicing Incline Village and Crystal Bay. |
Incline Village |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
Lander County’s Water Main project request will install potable water mainline in order to provide clean drinking water to Battle Mountain residents. |
Lander County |
NV |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Moapa Valley Water District |
Moapa Valley Water District’s Transmission Replacement project request will replace approximately 2 miles of a critical length of existing 24-inch potable water transmission line that has experienced a high leak/break rate. |
Moapa |
NV |
$2,747,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southern Nevada Water Authority |
Southern Nevada Water Authority’s Southern Nevada Septic Conversion Program project request will help fund SNWA’s Septic Conversion Program, which helps homeowners offset the cost of abandoning their septic tanks and converting to the municipal sewer system. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Storey County |
Storey County’s Flowery Water Line Improvement Phase project request will replace the aging and undersized water main line on Flowery Street between C and D Streets. The replacement of this section of the water project is required for adequate fire suppression and safe drinking water for the community. |
Virginia City |
NV |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority’s Forest Ambassador Program project request will help fund a pilot Forest Ambassador Program on the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest (HTNF) to decrease the likelihood of human-caused wildfires and protect water quality. |
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest |
NV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority’s Spanish Springs Nitrate and Arsenic Treatment Plant project request will design a treatment plant to remove nitrate and arsenic from the wells in the Spanish Springs area |
Washoe County |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sparks |
Sparks' Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility’s Disinfection Upgrades project request will help upgrade the current water disinfection process to eliminate the need for process chemicals, lowering both operation cost and runoff to the Truckee River and Pyramid Lake. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
White Pine County |
White Pine County’s Sewer Expansion project request will expand the sewer system to provide future opportunity to develop much needed housing. |
White Pine County |
NV |
$3,999,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Virgin Valley Water District |
Virgin Valley Water District’s Arsenic Treatment Plant project request will construct a new arsenic removal treatment plant to serve the City of Mesquite and Town of Bunkerville. |
Virgin Valley |
NV |
$3,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Virgin Valley Water District |
Virgin Valley Water District’s Tank Replacement project request will replace a failing 2,000,000-gallon culinary water storage tank. |
Virgin Valley |
NV |
$2,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Virgin Valley Water District |
Virgin Valley Water District’s Waterline Replacement project request will replace failing water lines at the intersections of Falcon Ridge Parkway and Pioneer Blvd.; and Hillside Drive and Sandhill Blvd. |
Virgin Valley |
NV |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
University of Nevada, Reno's Great Basin Critical Minerals Research and Repository project request would fund a research project and expand a facility to expand understanding of Nevada's geothermal and critical mineral resources. |
Reno |
NV |
$8,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE Omaha District |
The purpose of this project is to restore and protect the streambank of Ring Thunder Road, in Mellette County, SD, which is at risk of being eroded into the river. |
Mellette County |
SD |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE Omaha District |
The purpose of this project is to restore and protect the BIA Route 2 riverbank, near On the Tree, which is being threatened by erosion from the Moreau River. |
On the Tree, SD (Cheyenne River Reservation) |
SD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE Omaha District |
To conduct modeling and technical analysis on the effect of flooding, erosion, scour, sedimentation, and other impacts to the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe and the surrounding communities, due to the USACE construction of Promise Bridge, and other factors, on the Missouri and Moreau Rivers.
|
Dewey County |
SD |
$247,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE Omaha District |
Funding will be used to continue the feasibility study for flood risk management for the City of Watertown, SD and surrounding areas. |
Watertown |
SD |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding will be used to continue construction of the Lewis and Clark Regional Water System, which serves over 650,000 in South Dakota, Minnesota, and Iowa.
|
Tea |
SD |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE Omaha District |
The purpose of this project is to investigate erosion in Thunder Butte Road area.
|
Thunder Butte |
SD |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Dakota Department of Transportation |
The purpose of this project is to reconstruct Highway 37 in Mitchell, South Dakota. |
Mitchell |
SD |
$18,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Dakota Department of Transportation |
The purpose of this project is to reconstruct the Benson Road Interchange on I-229 and Benson Road east and west of the interchange. |
Sioux Falls |
SD |
$31,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
GROW South Dakota |
The purpose of this project is to support the affordable housing needs of South Dakotans living in rural and Native communities. |
Rural and Native Communities in SD, with a focus on the Pine Ridge and Rosebud Indian Reservations and the three rural counties of Roberts, Brown, and Davison. |
SD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rapid City |
The purpose of this project is to renovate the existing passenger ticketing area and expand the security checkpoint at the Rapid City Airport. |
Rapid City |
SD |
$19,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rapid City |
This project constructs the terminal apron required to both support ultimate terminal build and facilitate the phasing of passenger terminal expansion at the Rapid City Airport. |
Rapid City |
SD |
$8,730,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Avera McKennan dba Avera Behavioral Health |
Equip and furnish inpatient unit in regional behavioral health hospital to increase capacity for adults with mental illnesses. |
Sioux Falls |
SD |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Rutland West Neighborhood Housing Services |
With the requested funding, HEAT Squad, a service of NeighborWorks of Western Vermont, will expand clean heating and energy efficiency options, including heat pumps and efficient electric appliances, across Vermont’s most energy-burdened regions. HEAT Squad will provide grants to 75 low- to moderate-income households for electrification and efficiency upgrades, as well as expand their staff capacity to perform more energy audits and provide more technical assistance to households seeking to lower their fuel dependence and carbon emissions by installing electrification or efficiency upgrades. HEAT Squad aims to reach 75 households through energy auditing and electrification education to include strategies for efficient, safe and affordable homes, lowering fossil fuel dependence and carbon emissions. This funding will also allow HEAT Squad to train and educate local contractors and electricians to be better informed and trained in whole-home electrification. |
Statewide |
VT |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Vermont Public Power Supply Authority |
With the requested funding, the Vermont Public Power Supply Authority (VPPSA) will advance a network of two to three megawatt batteries on or near the existing sites of a number of commercial and industrial customers throughout the state. The various sites are at different stages of land acquisition, engineering, and pre-construction, and the request would advance specific sites through the pre-construction phase within 12 months. Specifically, the request would support permitting, interconnection studies, site work, and pre-construction activities at four sites across Vermont. VPPSA seeks funding to do all preliminary site work at the Magris Talc Mill, Okemo Mountain Ski Resort, Encore Salvage Yard Solar, and Ethan Allen manufacturing facility. Should any of the sites not move forward after initial site work, funds would be used to scope additional candidate sites that have been identified by VPPSA. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Vermont Housing and Conservation Board |
With the requested funding, Evernorth will construct two 500-kilowatt community solar projects that will serve about 500 low- and moderate-income renter households across Vermont. This funding will allow the projects’ beneficiaries and affordable housing buildings and their residents to receive the undiluted benefits of solar power generation without loan repayment obligations. Households connected to the solar arrays will see utility bill reductions of up to 80 percent, or up to $270,000 per year in collective savings. These projects will also allow Evernorth to further transition its portfolio to electric heating options like heat pumps, which is currently difficult due to the upfront financial burden these efficiency measures place on low-income households. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,957,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Brandon Senior Citizens Center |
With the requested funding, the Brandon Senior Citizens Center will install a solar array to reduce the building’s energy costs and carbon footprint as well as enhance the building’s energy resiliency. The Center is a community hub, and for older residents, it offers essential services such as foot clinics, meals, and social activities. This project is part of the Brandon Senior Center’s ongoing efforts to be more environmentally friendly, and to improve this essential community hub for future generations. |
Brandon |
VT |
$7,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
South Hero Library Foundation |
With the requested funding, the Worthen Library in South Hero will install 125 230-watt solar panels (approximately 29 kilowatts in total) that would produce up to 85 percent of the library’s annual electric usage and save up to $5,000 a year in energy costs. The Library will also add powerwall storage so that it can also function as a shelter in case of widespread power failures. Built in 2019, the Worthen Library was initially intended to be a net-zero project, but due to rising construction costs, elements such as solar panels had to be cut from the budget. However, the building is essentially “solar ready”, so installing the panels will be a relatively simple “plug-and-play” process. |
South Hero |
VT |
$57,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Richmond |
With the requested funding, the Town of Richmond will install energy efficiency measures in their town center building to make the build net zero ready, thereby reducing the town’s overall energy usage and carbon footprint. The Town will replace the building’s fossil fuel-powered HVAC system with heat pumps, and replace current lighting and windows with more efficient options. It will also complete air barriers for the exterior shell of the building, and add insulation and air sealing. |
Richmond |
VT |
$1,845,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Goethe Community Trust, Inc |
With the requested funding, the Champlain Club Community Arts Center will install energy efficiency measures to reduce this historic building’s energy usage and carbon footprint. The Champlain Club Community Arts Center, in the heart of Burlington’s Old North End, is a 120-year-old social and community gathering spot that faces difficulty with efficiency upgrades due to the need to work within historic preservation guidelines. This funding will allow the Center to replace its inefficient gas-fired furnaces with air source heat pumps, replace its gas water heater with a heat pump water heater, and restore the building envelope along with sealing and insulation. This work will all be done in concert with the Vermont Department of Historic Preservation requirements. |
Burlington |
VT |
$169,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
City of South Burlington |
With the requested funding, the Bartlett Bay Wastewater Treatment Facility will replace its existing fossil-fuel powered heating systems with efficient, cold-climate heat pump units, which could reduce the facility’s carbon footprint by 25 percent and heating energy use by half. The system will include a single outdoor condenser unit for each building, and indoor evaporator units placed in each room that requires conditioning. The critical nature of a wastewater treatment facility requires a back-up heat source for buildings served by cold weather heat pumps, which will be provided by a back-up electric resistance heating and tied into the heat pump controls to operate during extreme cold outdoor conditions when the heat pump cannot fully condition the space. |
South Burlington |
VT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Stowe Electric Department |
With the requested funding, Stowe Electric will install a modern hydroelectric power station as part of a broader project to stabilize a historically important mill. The requested funding will cover a portion of the construction costs for the hydroelectric project, which will ease the financial burden to Stowe Electric’s ratepayers and provide Vermonters the long-term benefits from additional renewable power generation. This project will leverage Stowe's ability to operate and manage behind-the-meter generation projects, which will guarantee operations and maintenance, and employee training opportunities. This will improve system resiliency, ease power supply cost fluctuations to ratepayers, and offer underserved people a generation credit to reduce their energy bills. Funding this project will also provide an equitable opportunity to Stowe Electric's low-income customers to participate in energy transformation projects that will reduce their energy burden. |
Stowe |
VT |
$672,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Bennington Museum |
This funding will allow Bennington Museum to complete the second phase of an HVAC improvement project to meet local regulations, improve safety, and increase energy efficiency. The Museum would use the funds to implement a complete HVAC control and energy management system. This would include new zone valves, existing control valves, air handling units, and a fan coil unit, as well as refurbishing the steam boiler. The Museum would be outfitted with eight, digitally-managed zones which would allow for selective conditioning of the structure. Updating equipment and creating climate controls is immediately necessary both for safety reasons and to meet local regulations. Aside from allowing the museum to remain open to the public, this project will also vastly improve energy efficiency, benefiting the environment and providing substantial cost savings for the Museum. |
Bennington |
VT |
$34,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Paramount Center. Inc |
With the requested funding, the historic Paramount Theatre will install comprehensive energy efficiency upgrades in its theatre building and the adjacent, four-story Richardson building, the latter of which is currently unusable as a community gathering space in part due to inadequate insulation. The Theatre will install a network of high-efficiency heat pumps, an energy star integrated water heating system, and energy recovery ventilation – all coordinated by an updated building controls system – to reduce both buildings’ energy usage and carbon footprint. The Theatre will also install high-efficiency plumbing fixtures to further reduce water heating energy consumption and upgrade the building’s insulation to improve overall energy efficiency. |
Rutland |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ethan Allen Air Force Base |
Planning and design funds to execute design work to construct a secure, integrated, primary voltage, feeder-level Micro-Grid, including a smart grid control system, a 66kAH battery storage system, and a 750kW photovoltaic solar array.
Upgrading the control and distributions systems to integrate two existing 480v/500kW diesel generators will allow the new smart grid control system to dynamically match electricity generation to meet critical load requirements.
The new system will allow future expanded power generation through additional photovoltaic or wind systems as well as increasing power storage.
|
Colchester |
VT |
$1,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ethan Allen Firing Range |
Planning and design to construct 32,700 SY of new, unpaved training area road connecting the Northside and Southside training site that support individual and collective training, administrative, communications, and logistical requirements for multiple units and DOD components in Vermont and the Northeast. |
Jericho |
VT |
$506,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Clean Energy Group, Inc |
With the requested funds, the Clean Energy Group will install solar energy and battery storage systems at several community health centers in Vermont. These systems will provide resilient and reliable backup power to the health care facilities through grid disruptions, as well as utility bill cost savings throughout the year. Clean Energy Group could use this funding to also install energy efficiency options to further optimally size solar and battery storage systems and further reduce facility operating costs. These installations will create a more resilient health care system in Vermont and help ensure prolonged grid outages do not lead to negative health impacts and preventable deaths. Clean Energy Group has years of experience advancing these types of installations, both in Vermont and across the country. |
Statewide |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Stowe Electric Department |
The requested funding will help the Town of Stowe Electric Department carry out a high-efficiency storm window insert project to serve low-income residential customers in the Lamoille County communities of Stowe, Hyde Park, and Morrisville. Funds will cover the costs of building 200 pine inserts for use in residential homes. The window inserts will be measured by volunteers supervised by staff from Stowe Electric and Efficiency Vermont. The wood frames and plastic inserts will be assembled during a Community Build in October 2022 at the Green Mountain Tech and Career Center (Hyde Park) and Stowe High School. |
Lamoille County |
VT |
$8,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Mount Abraham Unified School District |
With the requested funding, the Mount Abraham Unified School District will install a solar array at Mount Abraham Middle/High School. The school will also install 15 electric vehicle chargers which will be powered in large part by the solar array. The solar array will also support the electrical needs of the irrigation system and support the school’s energy needs, which will reduce their electricity bills. Finally, the school will integrate the solar array into the district’s middle and high school science and community curricula. |
Bristol |
VT |
$1,149,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Barre |
Funds for this project will be used to make necessary updates to the Barre Municipal Auditorium in Barre, VT. The Auditorium is an essential, multi-use facility that is also central to regional emergency planning. |
City of Barre |
VT |
$3,451,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Washington Electric Cooperative |
This funding would allow Washington Electric Cooperative (WEC) to install the modern metering infrastructure necessary to increase deployment of renewable and high-efficiency energy technologies, such as heat pumps. Additionally, advanced meters, and the infrastructure to support them and manage the data they produce, will lead to better power delivery to WEC member homes and businesses. WEC will be able to communicate with its members’ meters and manage supply and load. Modern meters will also enable differential rates for technologies like electric vehicles and heat pump water heaters, as well as “time-of –use-rates,” which help reduce the need to build new power plants and save member owners money. |
Statewide |
VT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Washington Electric Cooperative |
With the requested funding, Washington Electric Cooperative will install a utility-scale battery storage system at its Jackson Corners substation. This battery will provide grid stability and manage power at a location with a large amount of member-generated power, and it will reduce the Cooperative’s need to buy expensive power at peak times. Washington Electric Cooperative is a 100 percent renewable, member-owned utility that serves nearly 12,000 members in some of the most rural parts of Vermont. The size of this utility, and the relatively high rates needed to support power infrastructure in such a rural area, limit Washington Electric Cooperative from installing this type of energy resilience measure without financial assistance. |
Statewide |
VT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Copley Health Systems |
Funds for this project will be used to construct a 7,500 square foot childcare center in Morrisville, VT. |
Morrisville |
VT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Kingdom Community Action |
Funds for this project will be used to convert an office building in Canaan, VT into a full-service childcare center. |
Canaan CDP |
VT |
$197,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
NewStory Center |
Funds for this project will be used to renovate and convert an office building in Rutland, VT into an emergency shelter for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. |
Rutland |
VT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brighton |
The purpose of this project is to add a walking path to Pleasant Street in Island Pond, VT in order to improve public wellness and pedestrian safety. |
Island Pond |
VT |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Windham Solid Waste Management District |
Funds for this project would be used to construct an enclosed food waste composting facility in Brattleboro, VT that meets state environmental standards. |
Brattleboro |
VT |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alburgh Family Clubhouse |
Funds for this project will be used to construct an early childhood education center in Alburgh, VT to provide early education, childcare, and afterschool programs for 62 children. |
Alburgh |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rochester |
Funds for the project would assist the Town of Rochester, VT in redeveloping the former high school into a multi-use community facility. |
Rochester |
VT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Land Trust |
Funds for this project will be used to expand facilities at an agricultural education center in Newport, VT. |
Newport |
VT |
$311,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Granite Museum |
This project will expand infrastructure and remodel facilities at the granite museum and school in Barre, VT. |
Barre |
VT |
$302,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alburgh Volunteer Fire Department |
Funds for this project would be used to increase energy efficiency and add solar power to the fire station and emergency shelter in Alburgh, VT. |
Alburgh |
VT |
$113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lunenburg, Gilman & Concord Senior Citizens, Inc. |
Funds for this project will be used to upgrade and replace existing facilities at the senior center in Gilman (town of Lunenburg), VT. |
Gilman, Lunenburg |
VT |
$76,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Farmers Market Education Center |
Funds would be used to renovate five buildings in Rutland, VT that will serve as a hub for food access, aggregation, education, and agricultural infrastructure in addition to revitalizing an abandoned industrial campus. |
Rutland |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Kingdom Development Corporation |
Funds for this project would be used to expand the capacity of the Yellow Barn in Hardwick, VT to improve local and regional food distribution. |
Hardwick |
VT |
$918,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Greensboro |
Funds for this project would be used on construction costs as part of a revitalization program for the town of Greensboro Bend, VT. |
Greensboro Bend |
VT |
$208,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Technical College |
Funds from this request will be used to fully integrate distance learning technology in existing agricultural facilities at Vermont Technical College. |
Randolph Center |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Department of Public Safety |
Funds would be used to modernize public safety training and equipment to ensure police departments are more effective and responsive to Vermont communities. For example, among other uses, funds will be directed toward better mental health response training and equipment that increases transparency and public trust, such as body-worn cameras. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Memphramagog Community Maritime |
These funds will help establish the Memphremagog Maritime Education Center in Newport, which will teach students, teachers, community organizations, and visitors about Lake Memphremagog. This Center will not only help highlight this invaluable natural resource, but also connect the next generation to it. |
Newport |
VT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Brandon Police Department |
These funds will allow the Brandon Police Department to buy an electric police motorcycle. |
Brandon |
VT |
$18,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Law School |
This funding will establish a new legal aid clinic for Vermonters to reduce recidivism and mass incarceration. |
Chittenden County |
VT |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Law School |
Vermont Law School’s Entrepreneurship Lab will establish the new Center for Small Business and Community Legal Education to provide expert legal education and subsidized legal services to Vermont’s small businesses. |
South Royalton |
VT |
$1,274,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Center for an Agricultural Economy |
This project will support the continued operation of the Center for an Agricultural Economy’s food delivery service, CAE Farm Connex. Farm Connex is vital to ensuring that the future of Vermont’s diversified farm economy is viable in rural communities. |
Hardwick |
VT |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Montgomery Community Project |
The Montgomery Community Project will create a modern community workspace to provide local business owners and remote workers with the space, infrastructure, and business counseling and assistance they need to thrive in today’s evolving business climate. |
Montgomery |
VT |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Springfield Regional Development Corporation |
This renovation of the former Park Street school will create a modern-day, multi-generational technology incubator for creating digital and technology businesses and jobs, and supporting 21st century development. |
Springfield |
VT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rokeby Museum |
This project will replace the outdated permanent exhibit at Rokeby Museum with an exhibition that explores the history of enslavement and the Underground Railroad in Vermont, and the impacts of slavery and racism in Vermont communities today. |
Ferrisburgh |
VT |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Historical Society |
The Vermont Historical Society will create a visible storage and research gallery of Vermont’s treasures–including artifacts, books, and documents reflecting the entire history of the state—for public access. |
Barre |
VT |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
St. Johnsbury History & Heritage Center |
This project will fund the installation of exhibits and the completion of the exterior courtyard at the St. Johnsbury History & Heritage Center. Exhibits will feature digital and hands-on displays of artifacts and documents that display the rich heritage of northern Vermont. |
St. Johnsbury |
VT |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
PreventionWorks!VT, fiscal agent The Collaborative |
This funding will allow PreventionWorks!VT, the statewide coalition of coalitions supporting substance abuse prevention efforts across Vermont, to continue their work beyond current funding expiration while increasing staff time to serve needs across the state and expanding workforce development efforts. |
Statewide |
VT |
$186,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Housing & Conservation Board |
With the requested funding, the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board (VHCB) will expand affordable, shared equity homeownership opportunities to low- and moderate-income Vermonters statewide. |
Statewide |
VT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Agency of Transportation |
Congressionally-directed funds will be used for design and construction of the state-owned Missisquoi Valley Rail Trail (MVRT). |
St. Albans to Richford, Franklin County |
VT |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Housing & Conservation Board |
This project will bolster current initiatives for manufactured housing communities (MHCs) in Vermont, increasing the sustainability of a critical housing resource for low- and moderate-income Vermonters. |
Statewide |
VT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Veterans’ Place, Inc. |
With this funding, The Veterans’ Place, Inc. (TVPI) will comprehensively renovate its current transitional housing facility for homeless veterans to better accommodate older veterans, veterans with disabilities and health issues, and veterans who need supportive housing. |
Northfield |
VT |
$997,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Agency of Transportation |
This project funds the first phase of Vermont Amtrak station improvements, which can include technology improvements (Wi-Fi and Smart TV displays, etc.), signage, solar-powered electric vehicle charging stations, parking improvements, and improvements to station interiors (flooring, walls, bathrooms, seating, electrical outlets, roofing, ceilings, etc.) at various Amtrak stations in Vermont. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CDI Development Fund |
With CDS funding, the ANDCO Mobile Home Cooperative will replace existing substandard homes and remove abandoned homes, helping to set the low-income, resident-owned co-op on a path towards long-term sustainability. |
Swanton |
VT |
$688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Green Mountain Vietnam Era Vets Assistance Corps |
This project will fund essential repairs and upgrades to the Veterans Outreach House that will make the center sustainable for years to come. |
Bennington and North Bennington |
VT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Housing & Conservation Board |
CDS funds will be used to construct a highly energy efficient 30-unit mixed-income building in Windsor, Vermont on a vacant site in the center of town on Main Street within a state “Designated Downtown.” |
Windsor |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Agency of Transportation |
CDS funding will enable the Vermont Agency of Transportation and the Town of Rockingham to comprehensively redevelop the historic Union Station into a multi-modal transportation center. |
Bellows Falls |
VT |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Trust of Rutland County |
This project will redevelop the College of Saint Joseph’s Campus—located in one of Vermont’s largest cities—creating much-needed affordable and workforce housing to address the critical housing needs of Rutland. |
Rutland |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Twin Pines Housing |
Twin Pines Housing will use CDS funds to acquire a HUD-subsidized senior housing development in an area of Vermont with high costs of living and minimal affordable housing options. |
Woodstock |
VT |
$6,057,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Green Mountain Support Services |
With this funding, Green Mountain Support Services (GMSS) will purchase WheelPad accessible home units to create more shared living housing across the state for low- and moderate-income people with physical and developmental disabilities. |
Statewide |
VT |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shires Housing |
Shires Housing will use the requested funds to help create 16 units of Recovery Housing in Bennington, Vermont, a predominantly low-income community. |
Bennington |
VT |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brattleboro Area Affordable Housing Corp. |
Brattleboro Area Affordable Housing Corp will use CDS funds to assist low-income Vermonters with necessary home repairs and renovations. |
Brattleboro and surrounding towns |
VT |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cathedral Square Corporation |
With the requested funding, the Williston Woods Cooperative Housing Corporation will pay for engineering and construction costs associated with environmentally sound stormwater improvements to this 112-unit manufactured housing community in Williston, Vermont. |
Williston |
VT |
$621,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Barre Housing Services, Inc. |
Barre Housing Services will use CDS funding to purchase four electric vehicles (EVs) and install four Level 2 charging stations in order to deliver Meals on Wheels. |
Barre |
VT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Craftsbury Community Care Center |
Craftsbury Community Care Center will use CDS funds to renovate their community kitchen, which prepares hundreds of nutritious meals for low- and moderate-income Vermonters. |
Craftsbury |
VT |
$367,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Agency of Transportation |
This funding will restore the historic Sanborn Covered Bridge in Lyndonville, Vermont and develop the adjacent land into a public park space that connects the site with Lyndonville's designated Village Center and to existing and planned outdoor recreation trails. |
Lyndon |
VT |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vergennes Partnership |
The Park Street Community Project (PSCP) will create a community greenspace with visitor amenities across from Vergennes City Park, bordering Park and Main Streets. |
Vergennes |
VT |
$99,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Homeland Security |
Vermont State Colleges |
CDS funds will be used to partially or fully remove a small dam, thereby mitigating flood risk and restoring a natural ecosystem. |
Castleton |
VT |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Stowe Electric Department |
CDS funds will be used to upgrade underbuilt flood control works (sluiceway) and repair infrastructure damaged by Tropical Storm Irene at Stowe Electric’s historic dam and mill, improving flood resiliency and paving the way for energy resiliency. |
Stowe |
VT |
$2,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Whitingham |
With the requested funding, the Town of Whitingham will complete required safety upgrades to its two wastewater treatment facilities. |
Whitingham |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Champlain Water District |
With the requested funding, the Champlain Water District will build a required second main pipe from Lake Champlain and replace of one of its two filtered water storage tanks. |
South Burlington |
VT |
$6,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Vermont Camp Hochelaga |
With the requested funding, YWCA Vermont Camp Hochelaga will upgrade its outdated seasonal wastewater system to a year-round system that better protects water quality and allows the Camp to operate throughout the year. |
South Hero |
VT |
$88,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Royalton Fire District |
With the requested funding, the Royalton Fire District 1 will complete required upgrades of its drinking water treatment plant. |
South Royalton |
VT |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Randolph |
With the requested funding, the Town of Randolph will build new wells and a new reservoir tank to improve drinking water quality for its residents. |
Randolph |
VT |
$775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Barre |
With the requested funding, the City of Barre will replace an aging and unreliable drinking water transmission line. |
City of Barre |
VT |
$2,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Barre |
With the requested funding, the City of Barre will replace a failed digester cover at the city’s wastewater treatment plant. |
City of Barre |
VT |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Stowe Electric Department |
With the requested funding, Stowe Electric Department will stabilize the foundation of Moscow Mills, a contributing structure in the Moscow Village Historic district. |
Stowe |
VT |
$408,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Springfield |
With the requested funding, the Town of Springfield will rehabilitate and revitalize the property of the historic Hartness House. |
Springfield |
VT |
$281,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Saint Albans Museum |
With the requested funding, the Saint Albans Museum will complete exterior brickwork. |
Saint Albans |
VT |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Law School |
With the requested funding, Vermont Law School will begin rehabilitating the historic Pierce House, and repair and renovate its iconic bell tower on Debevoise Hall. |
South Royalton |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Medical Care Systems, Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to increase access to primary care, mental health, addiction, and dental services in the region of Brattleboro, Vermont, which currently lacks access to Federally Qualified Health Center services. |
Brattleboro |
VT |
$4,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Battenkill Valley Health Center |
These funds will allow Battenkill Valley Health Center, a Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Arlington |
VT |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bennington College |
The purpose of this project is to support a mental health and wellness pilot initiative that is student-centered, data-driven, and meets the needs of an increasingly diverse student body. The holistic service model will be developed and disseminated as a customizable prototype for public and private colleges throughout Vermont. |
Bennington |
VT |
$1,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Turning Point Recovery Center |
The project will expand critical outreach services related to alcohol and substance use disorders and facilitate the recovery of individuals and their families by providing a staffed drop-in center, meeting locations, substance-free social functions, a peer recovery coach program, and a prevention and referral resource center. |
Windsor and Windham Counties |
VT |
$148,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Association of Adult Day Services |
These funds will allow the Vermont Association of Adult Day Services to create and maintain a VAADS website in order to educate the public and improve access to adult day health services. |
Statewide |
VT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pathways Vermont |
The purpose of this project is to create a mental health peer support specialist certification in Vermont to bring these critical mental health services into the state’s continuum of care. |
Statewide |
VT |
$336,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Diversion Program |
The purpose of this project is to build and renovate a space in Randolph, Vermont to provide critical support and recovery services for those with substance use disorder. |
Orange County |
VT |
$986,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Asylum Seekers Project |
This project would build Vermont’s legal capacity to welcome asylum seekers, including Afghan evacuees. Funding will jumpstart the Vermont Asylum Assistance Project, aimed at addressing the shortage of pro bono legal assistance in the state and promoting the rights of immigrant communities and asylum-seekers living in Vermont. |
Statewide |
VT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Turning Point Center of Central Vermont |
Funds will be used for a renovation project enabling Turning Point to create a facility that will be a model peer recovery center that is welcoming and respectful to both people in addiction recovery and their families as well as partner agencies and organizations. |
Washington County |
VT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Tier Center for Health |
The purpose of this project is for Northern Tier Center for Health, a Federally Qualified Health Center) to renovate and update an existing health center site. The project will provide jobs, improve access to and delivery of medical and pharmacy services, and create a safe, welcoming space for patients, customers, and employees. |
Fairfax |
VT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cathedral Square Corporation |
With CDS funding, Cathedral Square will continue and expand its SASH for All demonstration project, which adapted the award-winning Support and Services at Home program, a housing-based model of care for low-income seniors, to families in publicly supported affordable housing. |
Statewide |
VT |
$856,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports |
Funding will allow Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports to support adaptive sports programs, including veterans’ retreats, volunteer and staff training, and an internship program, which will improve the ability of people with disabilities to live independently and participate fully in their communities. |
Statewide |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cathedral Square Corporation |
CDS funds will be used to expand a proven, embedded mental health demonstration program into all counties of Vermont via the existing provider network serving low-income Vermonters through Support and Services at HOME (SASH), Vermont’s award-winning housing-based model of care. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,352,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region |
Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region will use funds for renovations in order to expand behavioral health services to meet an increased demand. |
Rutland |
VT |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Ambulance Service, Inc. |
Funds will allow Waterbury Ambulance Service to build a new service station to house ambulances, operations, and to provide services, as well as purchase an ambulance and medical supplies that are essential to responding to the health care needs of the community. |
Waterbury |
VT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Norwich University |
This funding would allow the nursing school at Norwich University to establish a nursing virtual reality laboratory to better educate and train nursing students and meet the overflow of current and future enrollment. |
Northfield |
VT |
$487,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
People’s Health and Wellness Clinic |
This funding would allow People’s Health and Wellness Clinic, a free clinic providing primary, mental, and dental care and wellness services to uninsured and underinsured patients, to replace outdated dental equipment and renovate their handicap ramp to increase access to services. |
Barre |
VT |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Park Street Healthshare |
This funding will allow Park Street Healthshare, Inc. (DBA The Rutland Free Clinic) to purchase and set up a mobile health care unit to provide much-needed, free, community-based health care services. |
Rutland |
VT |
$315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Little Rivers Health Care, Inc. |
Funding will be used to purchase equipment and furniture for new exam rooms, offices, and group spaces made possible by other funding. This will enable the health center to serve more patients and provide more services in their rural community. |
Orange County |
VT |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Age Well |
The purpose of this project is to improve older Vermonters’ health and wellness through online access to evidenced-based programs, Senior Center Internet Cafes, and in-person programs that improve health and prevent chronic disease. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,026,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bi-State Primary Care Association |
Funds will allow Bi-State Primary Care Association to collect and aggregate data provided by Federally Qualified Health Centers related to dental services and outreach to Medicare beneficiaries in their service areas in order to assess the services provided and their impact on health and to provide better care in the future. |
Statewide |
VT |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Medical Care Systems, Inc. |
These funds will allow Springfield Medical Care Systems, DBA North Star Health, a rural Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Windsor County |
VT |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Tier Center for Health |
These funds will allow Northern Tier Center for Health (NOTCH), a rural Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Franklin County |
VT |
$540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Counties Health Care |
These funds will allow Northern Counties Health Care, a rural Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Caledonia, Orleans, and Essex Counties |
VT |
$455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Five Town Health Alliance |
These funds will allow Five Town Health Alliance (Mountain Health Center), a rural Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Bristol |
VT |
$235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Little Rivers Health Care, Inc. |
These funds will allow Little Rivers Health Care, a rural Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Orange County |
VT |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Washington County Community Health, Inc. |
These funds will allow The Health Center, a rural Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Plainfield |
VT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gifford Health Care |
These funds will allow Gifford Health Care, a rural Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Randolph |
VT |
$346,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lamoille Health Partners |
These funds will allow Lamoille Health Partners (LHP), a rural Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Lamoille County |
VT |
$327,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Centers of Burlington |
The purpose of this project is to expand Community Health Centers of Burlington’s Federally Qualified Health Center site in Winooski, VT in order to meet the primary health care needs of Vermont’s most culturally and socioeconomically diverse city. |
Winooski |
VT |
$4,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Centers of Burlington |
These funds will allow Community Health Centers of Burlington, a Federally Qualified Health Center, from their rural health center site in South Hero (Champlain Islands Health Center), Vermont, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
South Hero |
VT |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region |
These funds will allow Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region, a rural Federally Qualified Health Center, to expand direct oral health service capacity and outreach efforts for Medicare beneficiaries, who are currently without a dental benefit or with an insufficient dental benefit. |
Rutland |
VT |
$690,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Vermont & State Agricultural College |
This will establish the Vermont EMS Academy to serve as an educational partner for Vermont EMS and provide high quality, financially and geographically accessible enhanced EMS training to help rebuild the EMS workforce across the state. |
Statewide |
VT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Department of Public Safety |
The Vermont State Firefighters Association Fire Cadet Academy is a residential summer training program that provides 14- to 17-year-old Vermonters with hands-on firefighter experience, critical leadership capabilities, and highly transferable soft skills. The goal of this funding request is to more than triple the number of participants in this important pipeline program.
|
Pittsford |
VT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Johnsbury Academy Adult School? |
This proposal is to establish a nursing bridge program that would allow individuals to follow a career pathway designed to take them from nursing assistant positions into registered nursing positions. The program would have points of entry that from beginning to end would move students from certified nursing assistants to licensed nursing assistants to licensed practical nurse and finally to certified nurse. |
St. Johnsbury |
VT |
$473,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont State Colleges |
This CDS project request is to plan and launch a Climate Workforce Training Center in Vermont to diversify and grow the number of skilled workers needed to achieve the state’s ambitious climate goals, specifically through in-home improvements such as weatherization and the installation of clean heat systems. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Center of Washington County |
This funding will establish a Family Hub in Barre so that children and families have a safe space to gather, connect, and get access to services and resources from community organizations. |
Barre |
VT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Rural Education Collaborative |
This project will fund the Vermont Rural Education Collaborative’s work to strengthen and expand community schooling and build a robust pipeline into the educator workforce in the Northeast Kingdom region. |
Statewide |
VT |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Landmark College |
This project will offer scholarships to thirty Vermont teachers to enroll in an online post-baccalaureate certificate program in Learning Differences and Neurodiversity offered by Landmark College. |
Statewide |
VT |
$151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Windham Central Supervisory Union |
This project will fund summer and afterschool programming for the students of the West River Valley in Vermont. |
Statewide |
VT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake Champlain Community Sailing Center |
This funding will allow the Community Sailing Center (CSC) in Vermont to develop their Diversity Access Initiative and increase youth enrollment in their programming by covering the costs of new educational equipment and staffing. |
Burlington |
VT |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hazen Union School |
This funding will establish the Hazen Union Community School as a model of rural community schooling by developing key community partnerships, expanding experiential and place-based learning and flexible pathways for students, and forming a “third space” for the community to access economic, educational, and career resources. |
Hardwick |
VT |
$1,405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Windham Northeast Supervisory Union |
This project will fund a coordinated place, nature, and work-based learning program in the schools throughout the Windham Northeast Supervisory Union in Vermont. |
Windham County |
VT |
$694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Vermont |
A University Assisted Community School Initiative at the University of Vermont will create partnerships between UVM, the Vermont Agency of Education, and public schools to advance the development, evaluation, and support of community schools around the state of Vermont. |
Statewide |
VT |
$2,954,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Country Supervisory Union |
This project would allow the North Country Supervisory Union (NCSU) to develop and coordinate learning programs at the Bluffside Farm to provide NCSU students and community members with opportunities for experiential, place-based, and community-service learning. |
Newport |
VT |
$694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Branch Nature Center |
This project will support early childhood educators across Vermont in implementing outdoor, nature-based practices with the mission of embedding outdoor learning in the education of every young Vermonter.
|
Washington County and Statewide |
VT |
$803,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Young Writers Project |
This project modernizes and redesigns the website of the Young Writers Project to expand their digital capacity and accessibility in order to reach and engage more young people across the state of Vermont. |
Statewide |
VT |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hardwood Union High School |
This project will expand a successful travel study program at Harwood Union High School to enroll more students and form new partnerships with schools in the United States and other nations. |
Moretown |
VT |
$134,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shire Kids |
Vermont Reads with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library will allow thousands of children (birth to five) in Vermont to participate in Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, a book-gifting program that mails a high-quality, age-appropriate book to enrolled children every month from birth until the child’s fifth birthday. |
Statewide |
VT |
$582,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutland County Parent Child Center |
This funding will establish The 7’s Club, an experiential outdoor program that brings together middle and high school students in several communities across Vermont, New York City, Philadelphia, and other places with the aim of improving youth mental health and well-being. |
Rutland County |
VT |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont State Colleges |
This project will allow Vermont Technical College (VTC) to establish a new educational program that offers an Associate’s Degree in Agriculture & Food Entrepreneurship, with concentrations in either Dairy & Animal Science or Food Entrepreneurship. |
Statewide |
VT |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Governor's Institutes of Vermont |
This funding will enable the Governor’s Institute of Vermont to double the number of program slots available in their summer arts program by adding a second session, ensuring an additional 130 young artists—teenagers and high school students—will have the opportunity to engage in experiential learning and career exploration. |
Chittenden County |
VT |
$304,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont State Colleges |
This project will allow the Vermont State Colleges to hire new nursing educators and faculty members and retain and support their existing ones in order to enroll more than two hundred additional students in the nursing program. |
Statewide |
VT |
$4,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lake Iroquois Association |
With the requested funding, the Lake Iroquois Association (LIA), in coordination with the Lake Iroquois Recreational District (LIRD), will make improvements to Beebe Lane to better manage stormwater runoff into Lake Iroquois. |
Chittenden County |
VT |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Burlington High School |
With the requested funding, the Burlington School District will design and build infrastructure to treat stormwater generated from its new campus. |
Burlington |
VT |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rockingham Historic Preservation Commission |
With the requested funding, the Rockingham Historic Preservation Commission will restore and conserve the historic Rockingham Meeting House for safe public use. |
Rockingham |
VT |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Essex Community Historical Society |
With the requested funding, the Essex Community Historical Society will repair the Fort Ethan Allen Water Tower so that it is safe to reopen for public visitation. |
Essex Junction |
VT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Repairs to the Kahului Harbor breakwater will protect it from ocean and storm damage. |
Maui County |
HI |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Repairs to the Manele Small Boat Harbor breakwater will protect the harbor from large waves. |
Maui County |
HI |
$4,539,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Schofield Barracks |
This project constructs facilities for four companies and a troop aid station consolidating the 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team in the South Range District of Schofield Barracks. |
Schofield Barracks |
HI |
$111,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
MCB Hawaii |
This project provides housing for Marines stationed at Marine Corps Base, Hawaii that meets current living standards and replaces 50-year old quarters. |
Marine Corps Base |
HI |
$87,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Tripler Army Medical Center |
This project provides a potable water system for Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC) in accordance with DoD standards for water supply and storage at Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii. |
Tripler Army Medical Center (TAMC) |
HI |
$27,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Shafter |
This project constructs two potable water wells, one 1-million gallon capacity above ground water storage tank, and replaces water lines and modernizes controls to improve water quality at Fort Shafter, Hawaii. |
Fort Shafter |
HI |
$33,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam |
This project constructs three High Explosives Magazine boxes for long ordnance storage and expands perimeter security to the extent of the West Loch Annex property via a new perimeter fence, security patrol road, and entry control facilities at Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam, Hawaii. |
Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam |
HI |
$116,510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
MCB Hawaii |
This project funds construction of a modified Type III hangar and aircraft parking apron to support operations and maintenance in Hawaii due to inadequate C-40A hangar space at Marine Corps Base, Hawaii. |
Marine Corps Base |
HI |
$102,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Institute of Pacific Agriculture |
Upgrade infrastructure at the Kohala Food Hub |
County of Hawaii |
HI |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
Ho'ahu Energy Cooperative Molokai |
Community-owned solar and battery storage to displace diesel generation. |
County of Maui |
HI |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
YWCA Kauai |
Solar and battery storage to improve energy resilience. |
County of Kauai |
HI |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Malama Kauai |
Construct the Moloa`a AINA Center food hub |
County of Kauai |
HI |
$492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
Kauai Island Utility Cooperative |
Kilohana Switching Station will enable the addition of a second transmission line to Kauai’s north shore. |
County of Kauai |
HI |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hana Health |
Expand operations at the Hana Fresh farm |
Hana, Maui County |
HI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
Hawaii Green Infrastructure Authority |
Neighborhood collective solar purchasing for Wai‘anae. |
County of Honolulu |
HI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pacific Basin Agricultural Research Center |
Complete deferred maintenance |
Hilo |
HI |
$1,215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Department of Agriculture |
Combat invasive pests at nursery production sites |
County of Honolulu, County of Hawaii |
HI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lanakila Pacific |
Construct food hub facility |
County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bishop Museum |
Create online information system to identify and combat agricultural pests |
Honolulu |
HI |
$1,510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Department of Agriculture |
Construct the Kunia Agricultural Park |
County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawai'i Sea Grant College Program |
This project will facilitate public planning and engagement to identify green and nature-based infrastructure approaches for resilience in the Waikiki watershed. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement |
This project allows for a virtual hub for Hawai‘i small businesses to expand and reach more customers. |
Kapolei |
HI |
$1,053,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Kapolei Chamber of Commerce |
This project seeks to create a small business and entrepreneur incubator. |
Kapolei |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Financial Services and General Government |
YWCA Oahu |
This project seeks to improve space for use as a training kitchen and food business incubator. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$915,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kaua'i County |
This funding would support efforts to restore a coastal wetland for flood mitigation, wildlife habitat, and water quality and other ecosystem services for neighboring communities on the Island of Kaua'i. |
Kaua'i County |
HI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Legal Clinic |
This funding would provide indigent defense and legal information with foreign born residents, offer immigration law internships for Hawaii-based law students and training for legal practitioners culminating in a Criminal Immigration Seminar in the fall of 2023, and expand access to these resources across Hawai'i. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maui County |
This funding would improve radio capacity to provide better service from first responders in West Maui. |
Maui County |
HI |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maunalua Fishpond Heritage Center |
This funding would support habitat restoration critical to restore the functionality of two traditional Hawaiian fishponds and springs on O'ahu. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$407,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hawai'i Department of Land and Natural Resources |
This funding would restore ten acres of wetlands along the West Loch of the degraded Pearl Harbor ecosystem to improve coastal water quality, provide habitat, and other ecosystem services. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy - Hawai'i and Palmyra |
This funding would support the capacity of local communities across Maui Nui to co-manage their coastal resources with federal and state partners. |
Maui County |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hawai'i Department of Land and Natural Resources |
This funding would support the transplantation of corals from vulnerable locations to areas in West Hawai‘i Island where coral reefs have been compromised by coral bleaching and other stressors. |
Hawai'i County |
HI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hawai'i Department of Land and Natural Resources |
This funding would increase the capacity of State of Hawai'i, Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Conservation and Resource Enforcement, with additional staffing, enforcement vessels, and training. |
Statewide |
HI |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hawai'i Department of Public Safety |
This funding would provide educational support for existing prison education programs at Halawa, Kulani, and Waiawa Correctional Facilities, partnering with Chaminade University, Hawaii Community College, and Windward Community College. |
Hawai'i County; City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hawai'i Department of the Attorney General |
This funding would be used to recruit 17 Sexual Assault Nurses/Forensic Examiners (SANE/SAFE) (35% increase to the current 31 SANE/SAFE), pilot a Hawai'i State SANE/SAFE training program, and improve the coordination of medical services to victims. |
Statewide |
HI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hawai'i Department of Land and Natural Resources |
This funding would support provide high resolution maps of the near coastal habitat of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands to monitor marine habitat and coral populations. |
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Local2030 Hub |
This funding would support a midterm review of Hawai'i's progress toward its sustainable development goals to inform future actions toward a resilient, sustainable future. |
Statewide |
HI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Napili Bay and Beach Foundation, Inc. |
This funding would support a project to dredge offshore sand to restore a heavily-eroded beach, establish a vegetated dune ecosystem along Napili Bay, and begin coral restoration work. |
Maui County |
HI |
$3,048,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oceanic Institute of Hawai'i Pacific University |
This funding would support local Hawaiian food production by using western aquaculture techniques to grow native fish to support loko i'a practitioners. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Marine Education and Research Center |
This funding would expand a pilot coastal land use education, conservation, and community-based stewardship program across the south Kona area of Hawai'i Island. |
Hawai'i County |
HI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
This funding would support the development of predictive sea level rise models, economic and policy models for decision making, outreach and community engagement, and resilient landscape and community designs. |
Statewide |
HI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
This funding would create a Center of Excellence to quantify impacts of ocean debris in Hawaii coastal areas and develop technology to convert ocean debris and plastics to energy products. |
Statewide |
HI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maui Economic Development Board, Inc. |
This funding would provide technical assistance for early stage aerospace companies in an incubator setting to develop Hawai'i's nascent space industry. |
Maui County; Statewide |
HI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii |
This funding would support the development a novel method to deliver cancer immunotherapy with technology similar to that used in mRNA vaccines. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
This funding would support the demolition of an outdated structure at University of Hawai'i at Manoa and the construction of a new state-of-the-art cyber-security research facility in its place. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$73,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
This funding would support the construction of a state-of-the-art ROTC facility on the University of Hawai'i's Manoa campus. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$70,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Department of Transportation |
To expand Hawaii's zero emission bus program. |
Hawaii County, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kaua'i County Housing Agency |
The project provides infrastructure for housing development in Hanapepe, Ele'ele, and Port Allen in Kauai. |
Kauai County |
HI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
To provide additional transitional housing. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$11,987,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Maui |
This project provides for a community center focused on Native Hawaiian culture and emergency shelter facility. |
Maui County |
HI |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Foodbank |
To increase the Hawaii Foodbank's capacity to feed people in need. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,003,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gregory House Programs |
To renovate housing for people in need. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of the Big Island |
For facility upgrades to a youth development and child care facility. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Maui, Department of Transportation |
To improve access to transit in Maui. |
County of Maui |
HI |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Food Basket, Hawaii Island Food Bank |
To provide for economic development and food security. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hawaiian Hope |
To distribute computers to low-income families on the Waianae Coast of Oahu. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$95,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Hawaii OHCD |
To provide facilities for necessary community services. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu DTS |
To expand access to public transportation. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$8,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu DTS |
To support the development of a bike path to link Nanakuli and Manoa, spanning 30 miles. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu - Office of the Mayor |
To provide support for people experiencing homelessness. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kaua'i County Housing Agency |
For the construction of affordable housing. |
Kaua'i County |
HI |
$11,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
For pilot projects for coastal transportation resiliency and safer autonomous technologies. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Department of Community Services |
Provide stable housing for persons with mental illness. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$3,539,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy Hawaii and Palmyra |
To support resilient infrastructure. |
Maui County |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Auamo Collaborative |
To address the connectivity gaps that exist in underserved remote and rural areas throughout Hawaii. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Homeland Security |
Honolulu Fire Department |
This funding would replace and harden 52 doors at 13 of its fire stations. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$2,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fish and Wildlife Service |
Conservation of endangered native forest birds |
Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
Conservation of the Maunawili Forest |
County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fish and Wildlife Service |
Facility upgrades to protect endangered Hawaiian forest birds |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
Conservation of forested watersheds |
Maui County |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
Native species conservation through removal and control of non-native predators |
Maui County |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum |
Historic preservation of Hangar 79 |
Honolulu |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Oahu |
Historic preservation of Laniakea building |
Honolulu |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
East Hawaii Cultural Council |
Development of museum collection |
Hilo |
HI |
$85,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum |
Historic preservation of Hangar 37 |
Honolulu |
HI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hawai'i County Department of Water Supply |
This funding will support the construction of a deep well that will reduce the infrastructure required to bring high quality water to the North Kona region. |
Hawai'i County |
HI |
$2,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Kaua'i |
This project will assess the status and identify repair needs for a 4-mile stretch of sewage lines, ensuring this infrastructure will support homes transitioning away from cesspools. |
Kaua'i County |
HI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Maui |
Funding will support the expansion and use of recycled water produced by the Kihei Wastewater Reclamation Facility.
|
Maui County |
HI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
This funding would support a pilot project to test two types of green storm water infrastructure—tree boxes and biofiltration. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$679,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hawai'i County Department of Water Supply |
This funding will support a project to replace six large, underperforming water meters which currently lose money for the County, and understate water needs for planning purposes. |
Hawai'i County |
HI |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Schofield Barracks |
This project replaces a substandard facility and will construct administrative, training, and dormitory space and cover for firetrucks and emergency support vehicles. |
Schofield Barracks |
HI |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waimanalo Health Center |
To construct a new expansion facility providing services to Waimanalo and throughout Koolaupoko. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
To construct the new Early Phase Clinical Trial Research Center to provide individuals with cancer access to Phase I clinical trials, currently only available in the contiguous states. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hamakua Health Center, Inc. |
To construct a new Federally Qualified Health Center to expand access to services in the rural Honokaa community. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adventist Health Castle |
To purchase air handling systems for Adventist Health Castle’s hospital and medical building. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Children's Action Network |
To establish a “Hawaii Family Navigators” pilot program that links low-income families with infants and toddlers to support services. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Maui County, Kauai County |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EPIC Ohana, Inc. |
To expand and evaluate a project pairing pregnant and postpartum people experiencing substance use disorder with peer support with a shared history of perinatal substance use disorder. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kauai Planning and Action Alliance |
To establish a family and teen resource center to provide services and enrichment in central Lihue. |
Kauai County |
HI |
$718,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kahuku Medical Center |
To upgrade equipment and complete renovations of the rural health center serving North Shore Oahu. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$897,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sounding Joy Music Therapy, Inc. |
To provide group music therapy for individuals with disabilities at community settings. |
City and County of Honolulu, Maui County |
HI |
$126,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
To support the Kaukau 4 Keiki program, which improves food security for families across Hawaii. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Maui County, Kauai County |
HI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aha Punana Leo |
To support the Punana Leo statewide Hawaiian medium early childhood language education system. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii |
To restart school-based mentoring programs that were offered before the COVID-19 pandemic. |
City and County of Honolulu, Maui County, Kauai County |
HI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Going Home Hawaii |
To reduce Hawaii County's recidivism rate by ensuring the sustainable recovery and reintegration of individuals released from custody back into their families and communities. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$297,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aloha Independent Living Hawaii |
To provide technology and training to people with disabilities in congregate living facilities throughout Hawaii. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Maui County, Kauai County |
HI |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshallese Community Organization of Hawaii |
To establish an office and convening space to engage Marshallese and other Pacific Islander communities in health promotion. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$106,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hale Makua Health Services |
To provide home-based care navigation, management, and support for homebound elderly on Maui. |
Maui County |
HI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Honolulu |
To provide chronic disease prevention programs for elders. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$389,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific |
To upgrade the electronic health record and revenue cycle system to optimize care and payments for the acute care rehabilitation hospital. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Maui County, Kauai County |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
To renovate the interior and exterior of the Waianae Neighborhood Community Center. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Department of Health, Family Services Division |
To operate the state's initiative to coordinate the referral system for public services. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Maui County, Kauai County |
HI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lunalilo Home |
To construct an adult daycare facility and expand the commercial kitchen to provide elderly meals. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Honolulu |
To launch wellness programming to help manage stress and improve wellness implemented throughout the state of Hawaii’s YMCA branches. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Manoa Institute for Life Science and Cancer |
To establish a production facility and clinical trial center for Hawaii residents whose advanced cancer is not responsive to conventional chemotherapy and radiotherapy. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Maui County, Kauai County |
HI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
To purchase equipment to conduct research for advanced manufacturing of digital health care and communications applications in the state of Hawaii. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$9,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Office of Hawaiian Education, HIDOE |
To transform distance learning in the Kaiapuni (Hawaiian Language Immersion Programs) school network. |
Hawaii County, City and County of Honolulu, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ho'ola Na Pua |
To offer classroom presentations in school settings statewide targeted to educators, frontline professionals and students in grades 5-12 to prevent sexual exploitation. |
Hawaii County, City and County of Honolulu, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$739,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Living Life Source Foundation |
To create an education and restoration project for Loko Paaiau, the last remaining royal fishpond in Pearl Harbor, centered around curriculum development and culture-based learning for at-risk students. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carden Academy of Maui |
To implement a school-wide STEM Makers program to teach students different skills, and to offer tools and materials that encourage students to create rather than consume. |
Maui County |
HI |
$184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hana Arts |
To develop and provide a new audiovisual education program geared at creative career development for youth. |
Maui County |
HI |
$96,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ka Waihona o ka Naauao Public Charter School |
To initiate a community project to restore the traditional salt production pans, limu, and fish populations outside of the school's facilities. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kai Loa, Inc. |
To increase the offerings of instructional services outside of the classroom hours—during afterschool, intersessions, and the summer break—with the goal of helping the students with the most need.
|
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kanu o ka Aina Learning Ohana |
To provide resources for the Malamapokii Early Childhood Education (ECE) Program that will increase capacity to mitigate the ongoing social-emotional crisis among teachers, students, and their families due to the long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$85,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kamaile Academy Public Charter School |
To expand the school's current Kamaile Academy Teacher Support System (KATSS) by providing expanded teacher coaching, implementing a new leadership development program for established and emerging teacher leaders, and providing executive coaching and professional development for Educational Officers. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kanu o ka Aina Learning Ohana |
To develop curriculum modules for in-service and pre-service teachers to provide teachers with skills to mitigate the ongoing social-emotional crisis among teachers and students due to the long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kauluwao Inc. |
To establish a year-long personal and professional development opportunity for Hawaiian language immersion educators. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$371,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Supporting the Language of Kauai, Inc. |
To implement Kawaikini's aina-based curriculum focused on deepening learners' relationship with the natural environment. |
Kauai County |
HI |
$192,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waimea Middle Public Conversion Charter School |
To expand Waimea Middle Public Conversion Charter School's current mentoring program and link it with Mala ai—the Culinary Garden of Waimea Middle School. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Imua Family Services |
To provide programmatic startup funding for the Imua Outdoor Inclusion Preschool. |
Maui County |
HI |
$91,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pacific Cancer Foundation |
To provide care coordination and screening for rural and remote communities on Molokai and Lanai. |
Maui County |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Malama Honua Public Charter School Foundation |
To expand Malama Honua Public Charter School Foundation's project to document and make public and accessible community stories about the Waimanalo ahupuaa. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kumano I Ke Ala o Makaweli |
To support the expansion of K-12 educational programs and food production in the West Kauai region. |
Kauai County |
HI |
$796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kalamapii Play School |
To serve preschool-age students in Hilo, Hawaii, though an innovative service delivery model that combines therapy with preschool play to focus on recovery from trauma and collective learning. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$197,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kanu o ka Aina Learning Ohana |
To support for the Na Lei Naauao (NLN) public schools through an increase in per pupil funding to support anticipated academic growth, social-emotional well-being, and cultural connection as they recover from COVID-19 educational disruptions. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$4,614,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Teach for America Hawaii Region |
To expand a leadership fellowship program for teachers and students to grow their leadership, critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and networking capabilities as they work on a substantive, community-based project that impacts education, children, and low-income communities with a local non-profit organizations. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County |
HI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Purple Maia Foundation |
To provide traditional teacher training courses in Culture-based Computer Science (CBCS) as well as wrap-around support for schools and teachers to implement new courses. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA of Hawaii Island |
To demonstrate the feasibility of breaking the cycle of intergenerational trauma among the highest risk families by healing trauma caused by adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) among new parents with four or more ACEs and offering support to enable them to provide an ACE-free childhood to their children. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$1,102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Partners in Development Foundation |
To expand education, mentorship, internship, vocational, and leadership opportunities for at-risk, opportunity youth through aina-based education opportunities that foster connection to land, ohana, and community. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Maui County, Kauai County |
HI |
$407,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kupu |
To prepare youth to enter the conservation workforce to help Hawai'i’s communities better prepare for, and be more resilient to, climate change. |
Hawaii County, City and County of Honolulu, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$1,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
To fund planning and infrastructure support for the University of Hawaii's Office of Indigenous Innovation to establish an Indigenous Data Science Hub with a living laboratory that could incubate up to 10 community-based innovation pilots in support of global resilience. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$2,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Clubs of Maui |
To fill a much needed gap in services within the Maui community creating mobile Boys and Girls Clubs that can provide the same programming and services to youth in historically underserved communities. |
Maui County |
HI |
$703,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Domestic Violence Action Center |
To addresses the complex needs of survivors of family violence and their children, who witness and also experience abuse by adopting a holistic approach that supports the journey to safety and stability. |
City and County of Honnolulu |
HI |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
To establish and deliver community-based inclusion services at 25 middle and high schools that will serve students who will take part in a minimum of 220 in-person and virtual inclusive activities and leadership training opportunities in Hawaii. |
City and County of Honolulu, Maui County |
HI |
$416,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
To create a permanent endowment fund to support the recruitment and retention of exceptional and diverse faculty in science, health sciences, and engineering. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii County, Kauai County, Maui County |
HI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lokahi Treatment Centers |
To provide continued critical mental health services through telemedicine. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
University at Buffalo |
University at Buffalo is requesting funds to stand-up a hydrogen research facility at the university and to support three new, two-year, university-industry collaborations in anticipation of the deployment of a regional, distributed hydrogen hub in the northeastern United States.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
The Dunkirk Harbor has wave agitation issues that cause damage from the reflective energy of waves coming across Lake Erie. The Dunkirk Marina is owned by the City of Dunkirk with a leasing and operating agreement with Holiday Harbor. The action of waves has caused damage to boats docked in the harbor as well as to the docks themselves. |
City of Dunkirk Harbor
|
NY |
$5,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor |
he MSAAHCC seeks to create a unique regional "hop-on-hop-off" experience utilizing affordable and efficient energy technologies (i.e., alternative fuel vehicles, like trolleys, that use compressed natural gas, electricity, or both petroleum and electricity) for the transport of both locals and visitors within and beyond the historic Heritage Corridor. To successfully do this, the MSAAHCC will enlist the assistance of a local Clean Cities Coalition, Clean Communities of Western New York, to develop an alternative fuel infrastructure (which will include identifying appropriate and affordable alternative fuel vehicles, trolleys, for this pilot project) along proposed Michigan Street trolley routes and stops near historic African American points-of-interest, eateries, shopping centers, and entertainment venues throughout the Buffalo-Niagara region that would further economic development opportunities in historically marginalized communities. |
The Buffalo-Niagara Region; East Side of the City of Buffalo; City of Niagara Falls |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Ithaca |
As the city begins the roll out of its nation-leading, $350 million building electrification program, it will need to cover the cost of energy assessments for low and moderate income residents as well as climate justice communities. The total cost of ASHRAE Level 2 assessments for these communities is estimated around $2.5 million dollars. |
City of Ithaca |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Stony Brook University |
Stony Brook University is establishing battery visualization and thermal analysis capability to see components and structures internal to sealed batteries and determine the sources of heat generation in batteries, critical for both long term stability and safety. The proposed infrastructure will support battery development and adoption, enhance product problem solving, aid in accelerating domestic manufacturing, and train a diverse workforce needed for the clean energy economy.
|
Stony Brook
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
This project would provide $2,400,000 for the Great Lakes Coastal Resiliency Study proposed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). The study would help coordinate a long-term strategy across the Great Lakes states to more efficiently and effectively manage and protect the Great Lakes coastline, including the southern shore of Lake Ontario. In recent years, Central New York has faced historic flooding along Lake Ontario's southern shore, resulting in millions of dollars in damage to residences, businesses, and shoreline infrastructure. Information and resiliency measures proposed under this study would provide Central New York shoreline communities with the guidance and resources necessary to mitigate flooding and ensure long-term resiliency along Lake Ontario. |
Rochester |
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
This funding request is for the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Pittsburgh District, to begin the reconnaissance study of a feasibility study for the Chautauqua Lake Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Project, which was authorized in the Water Resourced Development Act of 2018, PL 115-270, Sect. 1201(b). Chautauqua County seeks to partner with the USACE to remediate water quality and other hydrological impairments of Chautauqua Lake, and seeks to collaborate on a feasibility study to assess potential aquatic ecosystem restoration, flood mitigation, sedimentation and shoreline remediation, watershed erosion, and water recreation projects for Chautauqua Lake.
|
Chautauqua Lake
|
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
The City of Rye and the USACE are seeking to dredge the Milton Harbor Channel for the first time in nine (9) years, a federal channel which acts as an essential waterbody to the region's economic health project. The project will restore navigable waters for most boats, ensuring access to Rye and its coastline for residents and visitors.
|
City of Dunkirk Harbor
|
NY |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
University at Albany, State University of New York |
The $3 million in requested congressional direct spending will primarily be used to purchase AI equipment necessary to outfit the Cybersecurity Incident Response Studio and create faculty/staff lines related to managing the Studio's primary functions of training and research.
|
Albany |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
The Great Sodus Bay Breakwater protects the bay, homes, and businesses from damaging waters, waves, and erosion caused by Lake Ontario. This funding is needed to complete breakwall repairs and fully protect all residents and properties that are situated along the bay.
|
Village of Sodus
|
NY |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
Under the authorization of Congress, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) New York District and its partners completed the Hudson Raritan Estuary (HRE) Comprehensive Restoration Plan (CRP) in 2016 to put forward a shared vision for habitat conservation and restoration across this nationally significant estuary. The HRE CRP was part of the HRE Ecosystem Restoration Feasibility Study which resulted in a Chief's Report that called for the implementation of 20 individual restoration projects that were authorized for construction in the Water Resource Development Act of 2020. We are requesting full funding for the design and construction for the first of these projects in New York's Jamaica Bay-the Stony Creek marsh island restoration.
|
Jamaica Bay |
NY |
$2,068,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
National September 11 Memorial & Museum |
These funds will be used to retrofit North and South pool lights with LED bulbs which will significantly reduce energy usage at the memorial pools, extend the lifespan of the lights, and reduce utilities costs. Both pools commemorate the names of nearly 3,000 killed in the attacks on September 11, 2001 and the World Trade Center bombing of February 26, 1993.
|
New York City |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
United Way of Long Island |
United Way of Long Island is excited to announce that our "Center for Hope" will install Net Zero Energy upgrades to our headquarters, a 31,000 square foot commercial building, located at 819 Grand Boulevard in Deer Park, NY. The building is also home to the Ascent School for Autism, Cancer Care, YouthBuild, VetsBuild, Girls Inc., and Wyandanch Homes & Property Development Corporation.
|
Deer Park
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
Requested funds for Oswego harbor west break wall repair completion. Oswego Harbor is the only Commercial harbor in New York State on lake Ontario. The harbor has four operating businesses that use the harbor in addition to two marinas.
|
Oswego |
NY |
$21,671,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Incorporated Village of Rockville Centre |
The Village of Rockville Centre is seeking funding so that we can place Solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems and PV battery storage on three (3) municipal-owned building rooftops: Village Hall, Police Headquarters and the Department of Public Works for a total of 737kkw. Th
|
Rockville Centre |
NY |
$1,933,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
The Town of Rye is requesting funding to repair its century-old main seawall and a retaining wall located in its popular and historic waterfront park, Rye Town Park (RTP). Due to age and extreme weather, the seawall and Bath House area retaining wall have deteriorated significantly over the years, with the damage getting exponentially worse during the winter of 2021/2022 due to the frequent shifts between freezing and warm weather. Each wall is experiencing significant crumbling, leading to serious concern for structural integrity and public safety. The current seawall coping is deteriorated to an extent that pieces of concrete are dislodging and falling onto the beach below. The deteriorating coping has also diminished the strength and integrity of the current guardrails which it supports, and the current height and design of the guardrails are not code compliant, posing a threat to public safety. Therefore, the seawall coping will be replaced with a poured concrete cap that will more effectively withstand the effects of time and adverse weather, and the guardrail will be replaced. Additionally, the nearby Bath House area retaining wall will be rebuilt. Because the wall is in danger of collapsing, RTP has installed safety fencing to keep the public away from both sides of the wall, which has resulted in the loss of an entire row of handicapped parking spaces. The proposed improvements will benefit the Rye community, as well as the many out-of-town visitors to RTP, by improving public safety and maintaining the Town's recreational space.
|
Town of Rye |
NY |
$1,123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
The Town of Rye is requesting $1,000,000 in funding to complete a sustainability project at historic Rye Town Park (RTP) that will result in significant long-term improvements for the environmental health of the park. Currently, runoff from the park's pond and parking lot flows unmitigated into the Long Island Sound (LIS) and contributes pollutants from the surrounding residential community and the park site's vehicular use. Over the years, the LIS has experienced a diminished water quality and the deterioration of natural habitats from residential and commercial development. Stormwater runoff and other pollutants have also affected natural riparian buffer zones, which has led to further issues. In areas like parking lots and other hard surfaces, water cannot absorb through the ground as it does in undeveloped areas. As a result, stormwater flows over from the parking lot into the nearby water body or storm drain. This runoff can contain pollutants like that from fertilizers, household waste, and vehicles, as well as nitrogen and phosphorous. Implementing green infrastructure into the RTP parking lot, as well as restoring a method of natural filtration from the pond on site will address stormwater runoff by slowly filtering it or soaking it into the porous pavement subsurface or, in areas where needed, directing runoff into a new bioretention area. These two actions will help to repair the natural environment and remove pollutants so that the existing concerns flowing into the LIS are mitigated and future contaminants are reduced or eliminated.
|
Town of Rye |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
Requested funds to complete the actual dredging of Silver Lake (Phase 4). Previous phases of this project included the study of, planning and engineering for the project.
|
Perry |
NY |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Tompkins County |
The EV ARC is a stand-alone solar-powered electric vehicle charging station that helps promote adoption of electric vehicles while also enhancing resiliency. The contained unit fits in the space of a standard parking space and features a solar array to charge directly from the sun, avoiding costly utility interconnections and allowing the units to be moved, if necessary. The charging stations can be set-up to charge up to six vehicles at a time and can supply 265 miles of range per day which is more than enough to power most of the County's electric vehicle fleet needs. Furthermore, the systems can also be equipped to allow additional plug-loads to draw from the station's battery, allowing for more emergency loads to be utilized and adding greater resiliency to County operations. Installation is quick, with no electric work, construction, or permitting required. Best of all, this highly visible solution not only helps spread public awareness, but also enhances County resiliency.
|
Tompkins County
|
NY |
$128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Tomp |
"At present, Tompkins County features one of the highest rates of electric vehicle (EV) adoption in New York State. However, while the County boasts an increasing number of level two charging stations that allow vehicles to charge in 6-8 hours, there exists no level three or DC ""fast"" charging stations over 25kW other than the proprietary Tesla ""Supercharger"" stations. For the county with the highest per-capita number of EVs in upstate New York, this is a situation that must be remedied.
We propose to install a DC Fast Charging Station and to help grow public adoption of electric vehicles and to enhance the ability to travel through the Finger Lakes region via electric vehicle. This funding will help cover the cost of the station itself, upgrades to electric infrastructure to allow the installation of the station, and signage to help promote the existence of the new station and further encourage public adoption of electric vehicles."
|
Tompkins County |
NY |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of DeWitt |
The project involves the design and installation of a Simple Fuel system that will electrolyze water to produce hydrogen, store the hydrogen in a cryo storage system and provide a dispenser to fuel hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles in the Town of DeWitt.
|
Town of DeWitt
|
NY |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
The Town of Hempstead has approximately 20,000 acres of salt marshes, part of which is monitored by the Department of Conservation and Waterways. This project is intended to reverse some of the salt marsh loss that has occurred within the Town of Hempstead over the past century. Sediment will be dredged from active boat channels that shoals have formed in due to sediment brought in by normal tidal currents and hurricanes, such as Hurricane Sandy. The placement of the dredged sediment on marshes will add enough height to degraded marshland so that approximately 4.25 acres of additional native marsh vegetation is able to grow on these marshes. This will also result in the additional benefit of improved navigation for recreational and commercial vessels.
|
Town of Hempstead |
NY |
$778,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
USACE |
To continue the progress and collaboration reflected in the USACE Hudson Raritan Estuary Ecosystem Restoration Project authorized under WRDA 2020, full construction funding ($26.4 million) is requested to improve habitat in Flushing Creek in Queens; enable migration of herring, eels, and other fish at the Bronx Zoo and Stone Mill Dams on the Bronx River; and create oyster reefs at Naval Station Earle in Raritan Bay (NJ). Funding ($11 Million) is also requested to launch planning, engineering and design at the next three authorized sites: Restoration of Garth Woods in Westchester County, creation of new shoreline habitat on Fresh Creek in Brooklyn, and re-establishment of the Duck Point Marsh Island (or alternatively, Pumpkin Patch Marsh Island) in Jamaica Bay.
|
Jamaica Bay, Bronx River, Flushing Creek, and Fresh Creek |
NY |
$37,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack Mountain Club |
With the Adirondack Mountain Club's acquisition of the Cascade Cross Country Ski Center, we have an opportunity to build a world-class educational facility and to fulfill a significant need for visitor education in the Adirondack Park. However, to do so will require substantial investment in the building, including updates for energy efficiency and to retrofit the building as an educational center.
|
Lake Placid, Essex County |
NY |
$339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Upper Saranac Foundation |
The Upper Saranac Foundation (USF) acquired the Bartlett Carry Dam in 1993 and has operated and maintained it since. This critical structure maintains water levels for Upper Saranac Lake, supporting recreation, wildlife preservation, fishing, and navigation; the dam also provides essential protection and safety to downstream communities. In 2018, repairs to the Bartlett Carry Dam stabilized and secured its short-term future. USF, its Board, and its supporters are now working to stabilize the dam for the next century. The cost of the needed repairs is $1,800,000.
|
Town of Harrietstown |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Cambridge Public Library |
Expand building to provide more services to our rural community
|
Cambridge
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Akwesasne Boys & Girls Club |
The Akwesasne Boys & Girls Club, has been at the forefront of youth development in the Akwesasne Mohawk Community for 20 years, providing afterschool, summer, athletic, and meal programs. To ensure our main Clubhouse, an old cigarette warehouse that was renovated 20 years ago, continues to be a safe place for Mohawk youth, we need the Senator's help securing funding to construct a new building.
|
Fort Covington, Hogansburg, Bombay, Rooseveltown, Massena, Tri-Town, Akwesasne
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
MELROSE FIRE DISTRICT |
Congressional funds will be used to support the replacement of the existing firehouse, originally built in 1953 with additions made in 1970, 1991 and 1999, due to significant structural, mechanical, electrical and ADA deficiencies consistent with the lifecycle of the various building sections. The project cost of $4.5 million approved by the community's residents in 2021, is currently projected by the Fire District's architects to have increased between $500,000 and $1,000,000 due to the current economic climate.
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Schaghticoke, Pittstown, Brunswick, Mechanicville
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NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Paul Smith’s College of Arts and Sciences |
The project will upgrade and expand the Paul Smith's College Adirondack Watershed Institutes' (PSC AWI) environmental laboratory capabilities to detect and address threats to clean water in northern New York and strengthen STEM related career training for rural students across the north country through the addition of a dedicated STEM learning laboratory and associated programmatic spaces to PSC AWI's existing facility.
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State Routes 86 & 30, Paul Smiths, NY 12970; Town of Brighton
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NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Greenbush Youth Soccer Club |
Funds would be used to upgrade infrastructure around the field including sewer, electrical, and paving, install all season artificial turf on one field, install lights for night games, and build an indoor structure for year round practices and games. These enhancements would allow for the Greenbush Youth Soccer Club, in partnership with the Columbia Lacrosse Club to host tournaments, attract more kids to participate and play in the league, host clinics and training and other development opportunities for youth athletes, open the field up for use by other athletic leagues (baseball, softball, and lacrosse), and create a regional hub attracting visitors from New York, Vermont, and Massachusetts.
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East Greenbush
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NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Silver Bay YMCA |
Funds supporting this project will be used to make greatly needed capital improvements to Silver Bay YMCA's 118-year-old wellness center, Fisher Gymnasium, in order to better serve our community. Renovations to the structure, air regulation system, plumbing infrastructure, roof and existing activity and meeting spaces will create a winterized, year-round facility that will offer programming designed to improve the health and wellbeing of seniors, youth, families, and adults within the rural communities of Silver Bay, Hague and Ticonderoga.
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Silver Bay |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Inlet Volunteer Emergency Services, Inc. |
Inlet Volunteer Emergency Services is requesting funds to expand and upgrade our current facility to provide sleeping quarters, meet ADA requirements and expand our Emergency Medical/Community Paramedic program.
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Limekiln Road Inlet |
NY |
$909,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brunswick |
The Town is seeking funds for the rehabilitation of the Van Derheyden Dam. The project will address the deficiencies of the existing structure and eliminate the potential hazards caused should there be a dam failure or breach. |
Town of Brunswick |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Willsboro Senior Housing, Corp. |
These funds will be used for two purposes:
1. Replace the outdated fire alarm system to a safer, addressable system. Previous emergencies have shown us the need for an addressable system to cut down on the response time with a zone system where the location of the emergency is unknown. This is a true life-saving project for our residents.
2. Replace/install boiler hot water/heat components needed throughout the 12-unit Project. The boilers are installed in every other apartment. The heat is sufficient for all residents, but the hot water is insufficient without a standalone hot water unit located in the apartments without the boilers. Installing these additional units will extend the useful life of the boilers, in addition to bringing a continual source of hot water to all residents.
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Willsboro
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NY |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Center for the Arts of Homer, Inc. |
The requested funds will be used for the repair, refurbishment, and historical restoration of our 1893 (former church) concert venue. The brick-and-sandstone building, while in good overall condition, has numerous areas with eroded mortar, damaged or missing bricks, water-damaged surfaces, worn-out flashing and wood trim, and eroded sandstone trim. As the structure is part of the Old Homer Village Historic District, we intend to restore the exterior to its original condition.
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Homer |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Center for the Arts of Homer, Inc. |
"Center for the Arts of Homer, Inc. proposes to restore the Little White Church, or former Calvary Episcopal Church, as closely as possible to its 1832 exterior design, and to remodel and renovate its interior to accommodate several new purposes: community center, concert hall, community theater venue, and wedding chapel/banquet hall. The primary use for the renovated building will be as a community and performing arts center.
The building needs a new roof, foundation repair and stabilization, some asbestos mitigation, stained glass window restoration, two new porches, an ADA access ramp and entrance, new main steps, ADA restrooms, a catering kitchen, new electrical service and wiring, and new paint throughout."
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Homer |
NY |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Madison County |
Madison County acquired 62 acre Delphi Falls County Park in 2018 which features nearly 1 mile of access to Limestone Creek and is highlighted by two amazing waterfalls: the 54 foot Upper Falls and the 62 foot Lower Falls. Interest in the park by the public has been overwhelming (despite the fact that it remains largely undeveloped) and attendance has only been heightened by the COVID-19 Pandemic as people searched for healthy, active, and outdoor places to visit, which is why it is our goal to use funds from this request to create a visitors center/conference center.
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Cazenovia, Madison County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Homer |
An update and an upgrade to the playground area of the Village's largest municipal park.
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Village of Homer
|
NY |
$69,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New York Farm Viability Institute |
The New York Farm Viability Institute (NYFVI) is a small 501.c.3 nonprofit with a ten member, all farmer, all volunteer board of directors that uses a proprietary technology platform as the backbone of its grant application, review, selection, and management process. An upgraded platform will allow the organization greater flexibility to design and efficiently implement new grant program ideas to better serve NY agriculture. The proposed funding will also build the capacity to recruit more, and more diverse, farmers into the proposal review and selection process.
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Syracuse
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NY |
$389,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Frankfort |
The major goal of the project is to transform the harbor into an active marina. Recreational, boating and event space are the main focus.
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Frankfort |
NY |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County SPCA |
After The Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program Cornell University Team noted several safety, health, and welfare concerns in the kennel area of the Jefferson County SPCA (JCSPCA) Watertown, NY kennel, JCSPCA formulated a plan to improve the conditions and upgrade their shelter. JCSPCA is seeking funding for these improvements to ensure the humane treatment of abandoned dogs in JCSPCA's care.
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Pamelia
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NY |
$415,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
North Country Children's Museum |
The North Country Children's Museum (NCCM) Second Floor Expansion project will strengthen the Museum's role as a transformational educational resource and economic driver for our region. The project will double visitor capacity to 40,000 with a second floor of permanent exhibits, an additional program room, a family resource room, expanded office space, additional storage for program materials, an elevator, additional bathroom facilities, a new roof, and a remodeled museum entryway to accommodate the required emergency exit stairs from the second floor. Requested funds will be used for building renovation and construction in addition to exhibit design, fabrication, and installation. The museum currently serves children and families in a low-income, geographically isolated rural community by providing access to high quality STEAM education (science, tech, engineering, arts & math).
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Potsdam
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NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority |
The Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority is seeking federal assistance with the development of a new childcare facility in its Commerce Park in Ogdensburg, NY. Childcare is a critical need for working parents and this project will support those parents, local businesses, and general business recruitment efforts for the region. OBPA will own this space, and for operations, OBPA will work with a licensed childcare provider.
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Ogdensburg, Lisbon, Oswegatchie, Waddington, Morristown, De Peyster
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NY |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
Funding from this source will be used to act on the recommendations of a May 2017 analysis to relocate the retail business from its current location (2,500 square feet) to a new location with 4,000 to 4,500 square feet of sales area within one building. The overall size of a new Co-op building should be approximately 7,000 square foot to include offices, a classroom or meeting space, restrooms, back stock and general storage, a walk-in cooler, a walk-in freezer, and bakery and deli production areas; be fully ADA-compliant; be energy efficient; and, have a loading dock easily accessed by delivery trucks ranging in size from pick-ups to tractor trailers. According to the analysis, a new facility at the ideal location (along Market St. near its intersection with Sandstone Drive) will realize increased sales from $1.8 million per year to $4.5 million within four years, adding jobs incrementally.
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Potsdam
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NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Ogdensburg |
This application seeks funding to support the construction of the Waterfront Park Pavilion.
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Ogdensburg
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NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Morrisville |
This project consists of three (3) robotic milking stations along with the required software and accessories as well as four (4) manure collectors. The project costs also include the necessary alterations to the current SUNY Morrisville free stall barn in order to accommodate this new equipment.
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Morrisville |
NY |
$2,274,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Village of Herkimer |
The Village of Herkimer requires a direct relocation and construction of their Department of Public Works Facility due to a poor 1950's design, fire, and flooding issues. The funding requested will be used to offset pre-construction design and development, professional services, site development, Inspections, Utility Cost, Job Site Consumables, and Permits.
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Herkimer |
NY |
$3,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Champion |
Requested funds for this project will be used to construct a highway facilities salt storage building at the Town of Champion to minimize the amount of salt being released into nearby waterbodies.
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Town of Champion
|
NY |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Air Force Research Laboratory |
Construction of these towers to support RDT&E efforts of AFRL will provide resilient and modernized HF and LF infrastructure for USAF use. Completion of this project will provide AFRL/RI the capability to advance warfighting communication technologies and allow the USAF to satisfy requirements set forth in the2018 National Defense Strategy. This project is a RDT&E based project that will have minimal effect on USAF assets and subsequently asset management principles. This project is needed at this time to keep up with advancing communication technologies as the USAF has fallen behind its counterparts in regards to BLOS communication.
Rome Lab is also a source of growth for the regional economy and a major source of employment. According to the U.S. Air Force's 2020 economic impact analysis, Rome Lab employed over 1,200 workers with an annual payroll of $150 million and generated over $500 million in regional economic activity. Rome Lab has a strong commitment to excellence in developing and enhancing this nation's cybersecurity infrastructure, as well as its commitment to employing local residents with good-paying jobs. Ensuring Rome Lab has the most up-to-date facilities is crucial to its success.
Investment in our USAF global HF infrastructure has been minimal to non-existent since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War. Recent events and unanticipated threats to our primary BLOS communication infrastructure have combined to illustrate that an adjunct communication capability is necessary. Resilient, redundant, and contingency communications in support of Primary, Alternate, Contingency, and Emergency (PACE) planning are imperative to direct lethality from joint and combined forces. Our current HF networks, (some of which were established as far back as World War I), can no longer provide us this resiliency, unless we modernize using the latest technologies. The use of technologies such as moving to digital versus our current analog systems can provide capabilities that far exceed our current, historical 3 kilohertz analog voice and data quality. Intelligent recapitalization and technology insertion are required to provide both a greater capability and technological growth path to maintain mission capabilities in increasingly challenging operational environments. If this project is not enacted, the USAF will not have the means to effectively and economically test, verify and validate proposed S&T and advanced technology desperately required to meet the needs of the Air Force. There are no commercially viable alternatives that can complete this testing and produce the data the Air Force will require to drive the acquisition decisions needed to meet the requirements to modernize the HF infrastructure. The current instantiation of the test facility in place is highly limited in its ability to conduct research on the impacts of polar and trans-auroral environments on HF, on testing advanced software defined radios (SDR), on long haul communication testing as well as providing operationally relevant data to the user community. This will result in slower development of the needed technology and increased cost to the taxpayer.
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Rome (Oneida County) |
NY |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
Construct an Attack Reconnaissance/Assault Battalion (AAB) aircraft maintenance high bay hangar addition to Hangar #2072. Project includes additions for the 74,287 SF high bay aircraft maintenance hangar as well as the 11,200 SF aircraft paint/corrosion control shop. Project also includes: a combined 400 SF POL storage building for new and used POL, a 3,000 SF Ground Support Equipment(GSE) enclosed storage building (for extreme cold weather), 2,000 SF Associated Support Items of Equipment (ASIOE) enclosed storage building (for extreme cold weather), due to available space the 2 covered storage facilities will be constructed at a remote site, 300 SF non-potable water supply building, 3,110 SY aircraft wash apron, 6,234 SY hangar access apron, special foundations, remove existing relocatable cold fuel canopy and permanently install in new location on site, replace roof on existing hangar, renovate 62,997 SF of existing hangar bays and admin areas, cybersecurity and antiterrorism measures.
Project also includes: fire protection and alarm systems which will be tied into the existing systems; building information systems; Intrusion Detection System (IDS) installation; and Energy Monitoring and Control System (EMCS) connections. Sustainability and energy enhancement measures will be provided. Supporting facilities include site development, utilities and connections, lighting, paving, bollards, non-organizational parking, curbs and gutters, storm drainage, fencing, landscaping and signage. Demolish the following: existing aircraft wash apron, existing non-potable water supply building, existing parking lot and existing fencing. Measures in accordance with the Department of Defense (DOD) Minimum Antiterrorism for Buildings standards will be provided. |
Fort Drum (Jefferson County) |
NY |
$78,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
Construct two standard design battalion sized Operational Readiness Training Barracks, special foundations, sewage lift station with telemetry controls, sewage waste treatment building, stand-by generator, non-organizational vehicle parking, information systems, fire protection and alarm systems, Energy Monitoring Control Systems connection. Sustainability and energy enhancement measures are included. Supporting facilities include site development, utilities and connections, commissioning, lighting, paving, parking, walks, curbs and gutters, storm drainage, information systems, landscaping and signage. Heating and cooling will be provided by a self-contained system. Measures in accordance with the Department of Defense Minimum Antiterrorism for Buildings Standards will be provided. Access for individuals with disabilities will be provided. Comprehensive building and furnishings related interior design services are required. Alternative methods of meeting this requirement have been explored during project development. This project is the only feasible option to meet the requirement. |
Fort Drum (Jefferson County) |
NY |
$55,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
Construct a Physical Fitness Testing Facility Field House in support of testing the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT).
The fieldhouse will encompass 3 ea. 40m x 40m testing lanes and 1 ea. running track. Primary facility includes a 83,000 SF Physical Fitness Testing Facility Field House with a large clear span room, special foundation, artificial turf, water fountains, roll up doors, showers, lockers, bath rooms, admin office area, and bleachers. Project construction shall include fire protection, detection, and alarm systems, video surveillance system installation, Cybersecurity, antiterrorism measures, and Energy Monitoring Control Systems (EMCS) connection.
Sustainability and energy enhancement measures are included. Building information systems for this project are unique in nature and not included in the unit cost of the building. Supporting facilities include site development, utilities and connections, lighting, repaving of existing parking area, new parking lot, walks, storm drainage, information systems, landscaping and signage. Heating and air conditioning will be provided by a new self-contained system. Measures in accordance with the Department of Defense (DoD) Minimum Antiterrorism for Buildings standards will be provided. Access for individuals with disabilities will be provided. Air Conditioning (Estimated 138 Tons). |
Fort Drum (Jefferson County) |
NY |
$53,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
Construct non-standard design Access Control Point (ACP), modernizations at Gas Alley Gate. Project includes installing passive and active vehicle barriers with comprehensive control systems, demolish existing concrete inbound and outbound lanes and replace with new asphalt roads, extend passive vehicle barrier from existing to new AVBs, traffic control signage, bollards, sidewalks, security and street lighting.
Project will also provide road improvements to Ontario and Oneida Avenues from the ID Check Area up to the active vehicle barrier locations, a turn-around lane between Ontario and Oneida Avenues for commercial trucks that have been denied access, George Street connector will be removed and relocated to support the active vehicle barriers new location. Portion of 8th Street West that connects to Ontario Avenue will be removed and backfilled with landscaping. Supporting facilities include site development, utilities and connections, lighting, paving, walks, storm drainage, landscaping and signage. Traffic control signage will be provided in accordance with New York State Department of Transportation and the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Measures in accordance with the Department of Defense (DoD) Minimum Antiterrorism for Buildings standards will be provided. |
Fort Drum (Jefferson County) |
NY |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Homer |
The acquisition of a Combination Single Engine Sewer Cleaner with Hydro-static Driven Vacuum
System Mounted on a Heavy Duty Freight-liner Truck Chassis to replace an older model nearly twenty
years in use.
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Village of Homer
|
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
YMCA Center of Rome |
The funds will be used to replace or repair many issues in our facility that need work. The facility improvements will directly improve the quality of programs and services throughout our organization.
|
Oneida |
NY |
$130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Mulberry House Senior Center |
automatic door installation to two building entrance doors and restrooms.
revamp of parking lot and ada ramp on upper level for senior citizen ease of access into building.
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City of Middletown
|
NY |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Discovery, Inc. |
The Center for Discovery is seeking funding for its Micro-Creamery and Vegetation Revitalization Initiative. Funding would support the creation of new full-time employment opportunities, specialized support from community farming partners, the purchase of farm equipment and materials, a dairy processing system, sixty gallon bulk storage tank, a six goat bucket milking system, and infrastructure and construction costs to create a milking parlor, cheese making space, and bulk tank storage room in compliance with Ag and Markets regulations.
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Harris/Hurleyville
|
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Millbrook Library |
The Library will make updates to its existing HVAC system that will enable it to be more energy-efficient and increase accessibility.
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Millbrook |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Discovery, Inc. |
The Center for Discovery seeks funding toward site development and equipment for its new Wellness Complex. This request is part of a larger project that includes the complete transformation of the former Frontier Insurance Building in Rock Hill, NY into a new statewide Children's Specialty Hospital, an outpatient Article 28 health clinic, and an expansion of The Center's current special education and daycare programs.
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Rock Hill
|
NY |
$1,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory |
We are seeking funding to make repairs to an existing building in order to accommodate the requirements of establishing a fully functioning, robust Center for Plant Transformation, a critical facility for plant research. CSHL's Center for Plant Transformation will serve as a shared resource for plant biologist across the nation.
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Cold Spring Harbor
|
NY |
$835,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Valley Stream |
Project funds will be used for the construction of a greenhouse and education center to be located at a Village park. This center will facilitate year-round opportunities for programs and classes geared to promoting local gardening, native plantings, water conservation, tree preservation, soil erosion prevention, and green infrastructure.
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Incorporated Village of Valley Stream
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial & Museum |
More than 400 swamp white oak trees fill the 8-acre Memorial plaza, which has welcomed millions of visitors since its opening in 2011. Through meticulous care, the 9/11 Memorial has identified 28 trees that have become infected with a non-curable virus; 3 of these 28 trees are in declining condition and require replacement in order to maintain the intended design aesthetic of the Memorial plaza. These costs are for the trees' procurement, transportation to the site, removal of the sick trees, and installation of new trees including a crane.
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180 Greenwich Street, New York City, NY 10007
|
NY |
$130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Park Trust |
Hudson River Park is a model of a NYS Forest Action Plan-identified strategy to turn underutilized public property in urban environments into parkland that reintroduces trees to an otherwise built environment. This project will advance the Action Plan further by assessing the health and care of the 2,246-tree large urban forest in Hudson River Park, bringing in trained arborists to evaluate the trees, look for signs of pests and disease, perform immediate care and make recommendations for future corrective actions.
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New York City, West Side of Manhattan
|
NY |
$145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fort Hill Performing Arts Center |
Fort Hill Performing Arts Center will proceed with the refurbishment and installation of a 1927 WurliTzer theatre pipe organ in our recently renovated 1928 theatre.
|
Canandaigua
|
NY |
$162,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County Community Action |
Requested funds would be utilized to remove the current remains of the driveway and parking lot and replace it with new blacktop, at our main office, located at 6470 State Route 20A, Perry, NY.
|
Genessee, Orleans, Wyoming Counties |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County Community Action |
Funding is being requested for completion of the roof replacement at our main office (6470 State Route 20A, Perry) with a metal, lifetime warrantied roof to protect our biggest asset, our people. We will be closing our Cornerstone Donation Center and moving those services to our main office in order to best utilize our resources.
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Genessee, Orleans, Wyoming |
NY |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Dansville YMCA |
The Dansville YMCA is building a full-service facility in Dansville, NY and seeks funds toward construction. The facility will include a gymnasium, pool, fitness center, aerobics studios, arts studios, childcare center, community space, and support spaces.
|
Dansville |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Waterloo Library & Historical Society |
The Waterloo Library & Historical Society is looking for funding to create an accessible building addition that provides interactive learning across spectrums in the Waterloo, NY, the crossroads of the finger lakes. This discovery center will encompass the needs of the community, library, historical society and the National Memorial Day Museum in a singular location.
|
Waterloo |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Finger Lakes Community College |
"Funding will be used for the complete and detailed renovation of Finger Lakes Community Colleges Greenhouse. The goal of this project is to replace a thirty-seven-year-old greenhouse and provide the students of Finger Lakes Community College access to a modern 3,780 square foot greenhouse that reflects current industry standards. Once renovated, the greenhouse will provide students and the community with a spacious, scientifically controlled learning environment that will allow continuous monitoring and control of the growing environment, with the ability to provide various growing climates in different areas of the greenhouse. In addition to expanding the size of the greenhouse facility, these enhanced environmental controls will mirror those of current industry standards in order to prepare our student for the work environment.
Funding for the demolition will include interior demolition of the existing building, asbestos removal, exterior CMU removal, Greenhouse removal, concrete masonry and slab removal, door and frame removal, roofing removal, and miscellaneous site work demolition.
Funding for the renovation will include structural fill, concrete footing and foundation wall, waterproofing, foundation insulation, underdrain, concrete faced insulation, flashing at an exterior wall, a new concrete slab and interior paint.
The head house, storage and boiler room attached will include funding for roofing insulation and membrane, roof edge flashing, masonry repair, interior slab, interior partition, interior paint, concrete faced insulation, new single door with hardware, new pair of HM doors, new pair of AL doors.
Additional funding will be required for plumbing, HVAC services, electrical power systems, electrical lighting. "
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Canandaigua
|
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Honeoye Falls |
Funding for this critical project will specifically be used for construction of a new fire hall for the Honeoye Falls Fire Department. The Honeoye Falls Fire Department is a village department and 100 percent volunteer. The current fire hall is over 50 years old is in poor condition and does not generally meet current requirements for emergency services response or preparation.
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Village of Honeoye Falls |
NY |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Batavia |
The City of Batavia is requesting funding from Rural Development for the construction of a new Public Safety Facility/Police Station. The new Police Station will be in the heart of the City's downtown, purpose built to incorporate community oriented policing strategies, and better serve the residents of the City.
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City of Batavia
|
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America of Western New York, Inc. |
Volunteers of America (VOA) is requesting funds to build a 1/4 acre hydroponic farm in the city of Rochester to provide healthy food for the people we serve in our human services programs (including our supportive housing programs for homeless individuals & families and our Children's Center) and economically disadvantaged people living in local neighborhoods. The farm, which will be built as a replicable model for future city-based hydroponic farms, will provide healthy food at affordable prices in an area of the city that is a known food desert, and provide jobs, vocational training opportunities, agritherapy for veterans experiencing PTSD and other mental health issues, nutritional programs, and serve as an educational/life sciences lab for programs held at Monroe Community College's downtown campus as well as local schools, including VOA's Pre-K/Head Start programs which serve 270+ children daily.
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Rochester |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delaware County Industrial Development Agency |
Delaware County Industrial Development Agency is constructing a 2,700 sq ft geothermal and solar-powered carbon neutral greenhouse, operable 12 months out of the year. This project will help the supply of local food rise to post-COVID demand, as well as serve as a demonstration project for other farmers and developers interested in carbon neutral advanced agriculture, as the greenhouse will utilize just 10% of the normal energy and land needed to produce the same amount of crops.
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Delhi |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater Rochester |
This request is being made for construction funding for a multi-use facility in Painted Post that will provide critical programming for aging adult services, family services, youth services, childcare (through day camp) and physical/mental health wellness activity.
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Painted Post
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Allegany County Industrial Development Agency |
Funds will be used to develop the Crossroads to be shovel ready site. Currently ACIDA is conducting the SEQR engineering review and preliminary site design. Utility work including water and sewer and access road and site development are also be design. Funds will be used to install all facilites and utilities to develop the shovel ready site.
|
Allegany, Cattaragus, Steuben Counties |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Opportunities Inc. |
Funds will be used to support the development/construction of a Child Advocacy Center at Delaware Opportunities to serve all of Delaware County.
|
Hamden |
NY |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Sidney |
The grant will be used to install a PVC membrane lining in the municipal pool and make piping improvements.
|
Village of Sidney
|
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Save the Sherburne Inn Restoration Project, Inc. |
Requested funds will be used for kitchen buildout (first floor); repair of kitchen roof and west exterior wall of the building; elevator addition on west side of building; and buildout of sleeping rooms on second floor. Unexpended funds (approximately $400,000) from the ESD Restore New York grant will be added to CDS funds, which will enable SSIRP to complete all of the above and open the Inn for business because it will then have a functioning restaurant and bar and one floor of sleeping rooms to offer the public.
|
Sheburne |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Stamford |
The Village of Stamford wishes to expand its current Village Hall into the adjacent property, which holds two building and is already owned by the village. The Village would like to use the new property, which it already purchased in 2019, as an art gallery and exhibition space, as well as offices for civic-focused not-for-profit entities, such as the Stamford Business Alliance, Stamford Historical Society and Mount Utsayantha Regional Arts League (Mural). The main residential building is severely blighted and needs major renovation and restoration to become a usable space, which is what project funds will be used for. Once completed the property will create a "Village Hall Campus" where residents can visit, hold events and manage any Village and Community affairs.
|
Stamford |
NY |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Richford |
The funds will be used to supplement our capital project fund so we can build a new ADA-compliant, energy-efficient town hall with adequate office space to replace an inadequate town hall retrofitted in 1973 from the old town highway barn, built in 1938.
|
Town of Richford |
NY |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Otsego County |
Otsego County, New York, in partnership with other agencies, seeks funding to design and build an energy efficient facility for the operation and maintenance of their highway and transportation programs, storage of equipment and materials, and meeting, training, and office space on property owed by ONC-BOCES, a cooperative educational program, in the Town of Milford. ONC-BOCES will utilize this opportunity for training and future employment for students of their programs.
|
Otsego County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pomfret, NY |
The Town of Pomfret is seeking funding for the purchase and renovation of an existing vacant building to serve as a new Town Hall. The Town's current facility lacks appropriate space for all of the Town's functions, so a larger building with appropriate space for the Town's functions is being sought.
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Pomfret, Fredonia, Dunkirk, Hanover, Villanova |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Westfield |
The current Water Treatment Plant Garage does not meet the needs of the Village. The garage is undersized for the amount of equipment and vehicles required by the Water Department. The building is old and in very bad condition. The building and site are not ADA compliant and have very poor working conditions for the staff. There is not enough room to work and store all the required materials, parts and vehicles that are constantly in use. It is extremely difficult to work in the current conditions and projects take longer to complete as the building does not provide proper areas to work. To ensure that the treatment plant and all water mains and appurtenances are maintained, the Village needs adequate storage space for all materials and vehicles required to support the water system. The new garage will be approximately 1,600 square feet and will house vehicles, an assembly area, ADA restroom and general storage. The building will consist of metal wall and roof panels, fiberglass doors/windows, and partial height reinforced masonry exterior walls. The new construction will allow the water department to store all materials in case of water main breaks or when a hydrant needs repair. Please see our uploads for additional information and specs.
|
Village of Westfield |
NY |
$1,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of the Twin Tiers |
The YMCA Outdoor Center will be located on the Olean YMCA property, creating new green space and facilities that encourage people to be active. |
Olean
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Racker Center |
The Neighborhood Depot is a new construction project that will host 4 Tioga County based nonprofits to share services to reduce administrative costs, expand programs, create jobs and provide a central location in a community that lacks public transportation. Located in the Village of Owego and above the 500-year flood plain, this 16,000 sq. ft. facility will serve the community as a disaster recovery center in the instances of flooding, like the catastrophic flooding in 2006 and 2011.
|
Ithaca
|
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany, State University of New York |
The requested funds will enable the Ion Beam Laboratory (IBL) to enhance its ion beam irradiation and implantation services to researchers in academia, industry, and federal agencies. The IBL plans to expand its capabilities by (i) upgrading the vacuum, control, and measurement systems of the 4 MeV accelerator (the Dynamitron), (ii) designing and building a low energy ion implant accelerator to simulate the impact of Solar winds on material and devices used in space vehicles and satellites, and (iii) purchasing an X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometer for atomic-level material analysis to study the impact of ion implantation on semiconductor wafers and better support advance technology development and prepare the industry for the next generation of the technological revolution in advanced chip manufacturing.
|
Albany
|
NY |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
This proposal will include capital funding to acquire critical instrumentation to support the fabrication and characterization of leading edge microelectronics materials, devices and integrated systems. In addition to supporting in-house research and education within Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, the equipment will be accessible to external users, both academic and industrial. Envisioned as part of this program, is a wide bandgap research corridor that builds upon the legacy of the NYS Power Electronics Manufacturing Consortia. Required equipment funded by this grant will include an ion nano-fabrication system, a laser annealing system, a low pressure semiconductor growth system, an ellipsometer, a profilometer and a digital microscope.
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Capital District / Rensselaer County / Troy
|
NY |
$4,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany, State University of New York |
The University at Albany, State University of New York (UAlbany) requests $2,100,000 to continue and expand work on a dedicated Vertical Sensing Evaluation Initiative in New York to study the planetary boundary layer, which is one of the next frontiers of weather and climate science that must be advanced to better predict and understand climate change and extreme weather events. This effort also has direct relevance to wind strength measurements needed in New York's inland and coastal regions for both the siting of new wind energy generation installations as well as real-time monitoring for load forecasts that are needed to facilitate integration of increasing amounts of wind and solar energy power onto state and regional electric grids.
|
Albany County
|
NY |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Utica University |
The Utica University Crime Laboratory will support a full range of crime scene investigation activities for both University Students and local law enforcement agencies.
|
Utica
|
NY |
$716,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Clarkson University |
Clarkson University has a technology that advances on-demand transit using green energy to the next level by taking stronger, lighter, more modular rail cars and independently moving them on an elevated rail line with extreme efficiency and safety.
|
Potsdam
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Fulton Police Department |
We are looking to initiate a door to door community policing project which will allow community members and citizens direct access to officers to voice their concerns. The funds received will cover the overtime cost to have two officers several times a week be assigned to this as we are unable to address the same concern by our regular patrol division.
|
Fulton |
NY |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
Request for street cameras to assist with both prevention and investigation of criminal behavior.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity |
This project proposes developing a New York Center for Smart Cities (NYC4SC) to serve as a center of excellence designed to accelerate innovation that meets government and community-based challenges through new digital applications and data science. Using a public-private partnership model, NYC4SC will foster innovation through the development, testing, and deployment of "smart" applications for both municipal and private / commercial use.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Griffiss Institute |
Funding for The Smart-X Internet of Things (IoT) Living Lab's implementation strategy addresses the dynamic and evolving smart technologies market with a focus on leveraging the innovation created by the partnerships and collaborative efforts between the region's government, industry, academic institutions, and community at the Griffiss Business and Technology Park (GBTP) in Rome, New York (NY), and surrounding area.
|
Rome
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
?The Cadet Program is intended to work with inner city young adults who have recently graduated high school, completed the Junior Cadet Program, and are still not eligible to become Police Officers. The structured program will offer physical fitness and academic training that will best prepare them for entering into the Police Academy with a high probability for success.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse University |
The funding requested here will support a multi-year study of the dynamics underpinning smart, connected cities through a case study of Syracuse, NY. The project will combine the perspectives of engineers and social scientists and the insight of community stakeholders with the objectives of (1) better understanding public awareness of smart technologies and (2) the workforce needs associated with them. The ultimate deliverable will be (3) a set of best practices addressing societal/policy and technological aspects of smart-city development that can inform future decisions and inspire the development of mid-sized smart cities around the world.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
The City of Middletown seeks to expand the use of surveillance camera and license plate reader technology that is currently in use by law enforcement to monitor and investigate criminal activity. There have been significant advancements in the field of surveillance technology that assists police agencies in streamlining their operations, increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of police officers out in the field. Additionally, the City of Middletown would like to provide a dedicated secure storage location for the processing and storage of evidence, as our current facilities are limited for space. Through the addition of new surveillance technology and expanded facilities for the storage and processing of police evidence, the City of Middletown is confident that we can continue to provide a safe community for residents, business owners, and anyone who visits our city.
|
Middletown |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Croton on Hudson Police Department |
The Croton-on-Hudson Police department is seeking funding to purchase body cameras for each officer, as well as dash cameras for three patrol vehicles that are used on a daily basis. We are also seeking funding for a cloud-based system for data storage.
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Croton on Hudson
|
NY |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Community Capacity Development |
This proposal would fund Project Human Justice & Healing: an on-going, integrated, collaborative effort to provide 1) Direct services, 2) Technical assistance and 3) Community Engagement Support for communities identified through Community Capacity Development's Human Justice Network. Requested funds would provide additional personnel, equipment, supplies, contractual support, training, technical assistance, and information systems to support Community Capacity Development's existing network of human justice and healing sites.
|
Jamaica |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Bronx Defenders |
Our request seeks support to build on our existing model of holistic representation to further transform the criminal justice landscape by creating representation earlier in the process and extending advocacy beyond the length of representation. Funding for this initiative will invest in advocates that can help the most marginalized among us navigate the complexities of system involvement even prior to the start of a criminal case and long after a person's case is resolved and their sentence completed. This innovative project will not only help the lives of thousands of New Yorkers but will serve as another example to the nation of how public defenders can and should be a critical part of the larger fight for justice.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Faith in New York |
Faith in New York (FINY) aims to use congressional funding provided through the ARP Bill to 1) train 10 clergy and community leaders on preventative public safety measures to reduce violence in our neighborhoods, particularly among a) Youth (16 - 25), b) Formerly Incarcerated Returning Citizens, and c)Black, Latinx, and Immigrant Communities while 2) conducting research on community concerns and program impact.
|
Corona |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Riverkeeper, Inc. |
Funds will be used to create a Publicly Accessible, Mobile-Friendly Water Quality Web Portal in order to inform climate-resilient water quality improvements.
The proposed new portal would be an open source data aggregator, combining Riverkeeper's data from the Hudson and tributaries, with other datasets that provide insight to changing conditions and the health of our waterways, such as beach data collected by the NYS Department of Health, and public access information provided by NYS Parks.
|
Ossining |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oyster Bay |
The Town of Oyster Bay proposes to design and construct at new shellfish hatchery at the Theodore Roosevelt Park & Marina in Oyster Bay, NY.
|
Oyster Bay
|
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Stony Brook University SUNY |
We request $5m to develop a Quantum Internet Center on Long Island, that will serve as the nucleus of quantum internet development in the US. Unlike any other university in the US, the already existing quantum network testbed across Long Island provides Stony Brook University with the advantage at this very moment to become the backbone of a vast network of connected quantum computers and other quantum devices across NYS and the US East coast, in what has the potential to become the first inter-state quantum internet network in the world. Our quantum communications experiments represent discoveries at the very frontiers of science, as evidenced by the two only quantum communications patents in the US, publications in Science, Nature, Discovery and coverage by numerous media outlets. These metrics provide scientific evidence that our request is a timely and critical matter of US national defense and security. Funds would be used to launch our Center, expand the quantum network testbed between SBU and BNL, create a new quantum cloud-based testbed, and pursue an ambitious quantum-smart workforce development plan for the Long Island region. These collective efforts will catalyze new technologies to accelerate today's internet functionality, to improve the security of our communications, and to enable dramatic advances in computing. Our Center is poised to lead the nation through an ambitious quantum-smart workforce development program encompassing a wide range of academic credentialing programs to include new online courses, micro credentialing, and immersive experiential exchange programs that are highly attractive to industry professionals.
|
Stony Brook |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rise Up Rochester, Inc. |
Congressional directed spending funds will be used for the Anti Violence Safe housing project to support safe housing and wraparound support for gun violence victims being relocated to safe housing and being provided court support.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
ALIGN: The Alliance for a Greater New York |
ALIGN will use the requested funds to support our work uniting key stakeholders in labor, environmental justice, and community-based organizations around developing and winning equity provisions for offshore wind (OSW), alongside a model for community benefits agreements that will ensure that OSW projects are built with union labor with a local hire provision that benefits disadvantaged impacted communities.
|
New York |
NY |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
St. Nicks Alliance |
The North Brooklyn Anti-Violence Initiative is a multipronged approach to address conditions contributing to local violence. The coalition of local groups will provide opportunities for education, employment, access for safe and stable housing and alternative activities for young people to make the streets safer for residents.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Fulton Police Department |
The funds for this project will go towards a TruNarc System, a Bomb Detection K9 with equipped Ford Interceptor drone and funds to cover overtime for manning.
|
Oswego
|
NY |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Center for Court Innovation |
New Rochelle taxpayers are joining a long list of communities that support new approaches to violence. Youth, ages 18-24, have accounted for 29% of violent crimes and 47% of firearm-related arrests in New Rochelle from 2017 through 2021. This project will increase positive outcomes for the target population and the wider New Rochelle community by increasing community safety, reducing community violence, increasing civic engagement and community participation, and creating sustainable solutions to the issues driving community violence.
|
Westchester
|
NY |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Village of Southampton Police Department |
Project will purchase and install 41 closed circuit video monitoring units and 14 license plate readers to modernize law enforcement and enhance proactive crime control, prevention and response.
|
Southampton |
NY |
$632,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oyster Bay |
The Town of Oyster Bay proposes to replace approximately 53,000 cubic yards at TOBAY Beach which has been diminished due to coastal erosion.
|
Town of Oyster Bay
|
NY |
$1,378,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
The Manhasset Bay Restoration Project will combine shoreline restoration and green infrastructure at Sunset Park in the Village of Port Washington on the Manhasset Bay and Long Island Sound coast, with green infrastructure on the North Hempstead Town Dock which is soon to be reconstructed with FEMA resources after major damage from Hurricane Sandy, and with oyster reseeding and restoration in the Manhasset Bay.
|
Town of North Hempstead |
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Woman’s Opportunity Rehabilitation Center |
Funds will be used to provide services for women and girls who are justice involved in the Nassau County Court system and the Nassau County Juvenile Detention Center. Our program will address the needs of domestic violence and human trafficking survivors through relocation services and provide educational/vocational and mentoring for justice involved women and girls.
|
Hempstead |
NY |
$637,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Columbia University |
We request $2,950,000 be directed to the Agricultural Modeling Intercomparison and Improvement Project (AgMIP) at Columbia University's Center for Climate Systems Research (CCSR). These funds will enable AgMIP to work with New York City's Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC) to help respond to recommendations by the National Academy of Sciences to develop a climate action plan for agriculture that clearly defines potential impacts, proposes actions to mitigate those impacts, and devises an adaptation strategy that ensures that agriculture does not contribute disproportionally to water quality degradation. |
New York |
NY |
$2,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
American Museum of Natural History |
The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) requests federal community project funding to help create the Museum's next Space SExhibit in the AMNH Hayden Planetarium. This new show will leverage a powerful visualization tool called OpenSpace, an exciting next-generation open-source software for visualizing data in real time that AMNH developed-and continues to enhance and expand on-in close partnership with NASA. Using real NASA mission data, OpenSpace renders awe-inspiring three-dimensional models of the cosmos. Additionally, the free OpenSpace software is available for use by AMNH and other institutions to produce live programs that delve deeper into topics covered in the Space Show, amplifying its educational impact.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kings Against Violence Initiative, Inc. |
KAVI, working in partnership with Karna, LLC and the hospital-based intervention programs (HVIPs) at Lincoln and Harlem Hospitals, seeks funding to establish the Center of Expertise for Hospital-based Violence Intervention Programs. This statewide initiative will leverage the experience and expertise of several Health + Hospital Corportation HVIPs to develop HVIP models to support the adaptation, replication, and implementation of effective violence intervention programs in hospitals throughout New York City and State.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Park Trust |
The Hudson River Park Trust is requesting funding to research the environmental benefits of marine habitat enhancement features being installed at the Gansevoort Peninsula and to provide hands-on educational programming and stewardship for NYC communities and students.
|
New York |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
67th Precinct Clergy Council, Inc. |
Funds will be used for program operations, staff salaries, rent/lease, equipment, staff training, conflict mediation training, mental health counseling, stipends for participants, and vehicle maintenance.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Park Trust |
The Hudson River Habitat Enhancement Project is a large-scale restoration initiative designed to diversify and enrich Hudson River Park's 550-acre state-designated Estuarine Sanctuary through the deployment of submerged habitat features and millions of oysters. A crucial part of the project will include scientific monitoring to determine which enhancement techniques provide the greatest ecological uplift and conditions for successful reef generation, informing future restoration projects at other locations including across the region. This research is critical to identifying nature-based methods of making hardened shorelines more resilient in the face of climate change.
|
New York |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kings Against Violence Initiative, Inc. |
"Kings Against Violence Initiative (KAVI), working in partnership with community violence intervention programs, capacity-building assistance partners, and experts in violence interventions, public health, and Restorative Justice, seeks to continue conducting the NYS Center for Strengthening Community Violence Intervention Programs (SCVIP), a statewide initiative to strengthen the infrastructure and capacity of small community violence intervention programs (CVI), hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs), and community-based organizations (CBOs) working in violence prevention to increase their effectiveness in providing violence intervention services.
During its second year, the SCVIP will increase the delivery of training and technical assistance to upstate NY CVI/HVIPs/CBOs, with a particular focus on building their capacity in effectively utilizing evidence-based interventions, best practices, Trauma-informed Care, Restorative Justice, Healing Circles, Anti-Racist Care, and more."
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$905,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Scott J. Beigel Memorial Fund |
For the 2022 calendar year, the Scott J. Beigel Memorial Fund (The Fund) requests $356,500 to continue building upon its successful track record of providing safe, secure, and nurturing opportunities to 250 youth affected by gun violence living within at-risk, lower-to-moderate income communities throughout the Bronx, New York.
|
Dix Hills |
NY |
$367,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kings Against Violence Initiative, Inc. |
The Brooklyn Institute to End Gun Violence, proposed by KAVI, will serve as a central coordinating center for community violence intervention programs (CVIs) and community-based organizations (CBOs) conducting violence prevention and interruption programs, throughout the borough of Brooklyn in order to maximize the impact and outcomes of funding and support. By coordinating the work of CVIs/CBOs, the Institute will leverage their work for greater impact while also providing resources, partnerships, and mini-grants to strengthen their operations, management, program delivery, and build sustainability by acquiring new funding.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
One Hundred Black Men of NY |
The funds requested are to continue and scale the The One Hundred Black Men Business and Entrepreneurship Centers in what OHBM is calling Phase II.
|
New York |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York City College of Technology, CUNY |
The New York City College of Technology (City Tech) seeks funding to launch the Urban Climate and Sustainability Research Center (UCSRC) to engage faculty, students, the community, stakeholders, and policy makers in fundamental and applied urban climate change and sustainability research projects. It will directly benefit the community by providing "top-down" and "bottom-up" state-of-the-art climate change adaptation, resilience strategies and solutions. Due to its unique geographical location, the urban-coastal region of New York City has been impacted by climate variability and change that have been evidenced in climate hazards such as sea level rise, coastal flooding, heat waves and other extreme events. The impacts of these climate hazards have not been equally distributed among and across the City's diverse demographics. As part of its activities, the UCSRC will investigate the type and magnitude of these inequities, to inform creation of the strategies and the solutions for ameliorating discrepancies and unequal treatment, particularly for the most vulnerable populations of city-dwellers.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Wayne |
This request is for the funds to purchase and install a camera security system to monitor activities on and around the Arc Wayne's main campus in Newark, Wayne County.
|
Newark |
NY |
$162,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County |
This Project would be procurement, training and deployment of a virtual law enforcement training simulator. This simulator would place police officers in real world scenarios that focus on de-escalation, less lethal options, community engagement and officer wellness highlighting positive outcomes and preservation of life.
|
Geneseo
|
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
The City of Hornell Police Department is requesting funding for twelve security cameras to replace the failing outdated community cameras.
|
Hornell |
NY |
$34,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Getting Out and Staying Out, Inc. (GOSO) |
Requested funds will be used to develop family therapy programming for family members of victims of violent crime and for families of young people at risk of gang involvement in the East Harlem neighborhood of New York City.
|
New York |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Institute of Technology |
Funding will be used for the purchase and installation of equipment to be used for microelectronics and semiconductor manufacturing education and research. This includes critical upgrades to cleanroom equipment (air handling, filtration, wet processing and contamination control) and instrumentation for the dry-lab (metrology, materials characterization, semiconductor and integrated photonics fabrication).
|
Rochester |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mosholu Preservation Corporation |
This project will focus on providing needed services to small businesses in the Bronx to support recovery, improvement and expansion. The services provided will cover all aspects of small business relief needed in the under-served North Bronx area, serving the small and microbusinesses in the low middle income neighborhoods of our commercial corridors that are primarily owned by immigrant Bronxites. |
Bronx |
NY |
$1,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Chamber of Commerce of the Borough of Queens |
The Queens Business Incubator and Angel Fund’s goal is to create the environment to attract and grow new businesses in Queens, with a focus on technology and related firms. This will be achieved by leasing of physical space for businesses and accompanying programming through workshops, seminars, 1:1 business technical assistance, pitch sessions and expert mentoring; as well as the legal establishment and start up of an Angel Fund network for Queens businesses.
|
Queens |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Niagara Falls Public Library |
This project is to inventory and catalog the entire Local History Department at the Niagara Falls Public Library. This will ensure easy accessibility to the collection and continued preservation of these historically valuable materials for future generations.
|
Niagara Falls
|
NY |
$317,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Evergreen Inc. |
The Resilient Recovery program provides technical assistance and education to small businesses in the industrial and manufacturing sector in Brooklyn to help them grow and provide family supporting jobs to working class New Yorkers. Funds will be used to hire a full-time staff member at two community-based organizations (SBIDC and Evergreen) as well as cover costs of business education workshops and seminars. The new staff will provide capacity to their respective organizations as they help launch educational programs for MWBEs, provide technical assistance, and help businesses hire from within six low-moderate income neighborhoods in Brooklyn: Sunset Park, Gowanus, Red Hook, Greenpoint, Bushwick and East Williamsburg.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce |
The project purpose is to support and unite the struggling small business sectors and related not-for-profit community-based organizations to better survive the multiple challenges and economic losses presented by ever-growing public safety issues and concerns (real and imagined).
|
Manhattan |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce |
Funding be used to demonstrate how businesses benefit from tourism.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Arts Business Collaborative, Inc. |
"Funding will be used to improve access to capital, networks, and knowledge for arts businesses by and for communities of color through culturally-specific technical assistance programs and services and action-oriented research. Leveraging two departmental arms - GAP and the Rising Tides Research Institute (RTRI) - our services and programs address barriers to success for BIPOC-led creative and professional endeavors by facilitating access to capital, networks, and training. Together, GAP and RTRI utilize a community-centered, multi-pronged approach to cultivate arts as a gateway to social and civic engagement, while leveraging innovative business strategies for POC in order to facilitate the retention of the economic value of their cultural capital.
Funding will be used to provide free:
Grantwriting and civic education services to at least 150 BIPOC-led and -serving nonprofit organizations seeking support from New York City, New York State, and the Federal Government
Rapid response business education in multiple languages for at least 200 BIPOC individual artists, creative businesses, and nonprofits - marketing, finance, risk management, human resources, operations, and more.
Qualitative and quantitative data resources and civic education around the social, economic, and political environment for BIPOC arts businesses in New York State for at least 200 members of the philanthropic and public policy communities and at least 1,000 members of the larger New York public.
92% of client organizations are led by a Black, Indigenous, or Latinx woman, transwoman, or non-binary person of color or serve 51% or more of the same population with their programs, products, or services."
|
Long Island City and Woodside |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Cayuga County |
Funds will be used by the County Clerk to digitize all permanent paper records, microfilm, maps and books in the County archives. Cayuga County's storage capacity has nearly reached its limit and items in the collection, some dating back to the 18th century, are continually deteriorating and are at risk of damage from a disaster.
|
Cayuga County
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Olean Fire Department |
The requested funds will be utilized to purchase and place a commercially manufactured NFPA 1402 Multiuse Fire Training Tower on the Olean Area Fire Training Tower grounds. The present training tower has been deemed, by a professional engineer, unfit to burn in and needs several safety updates to continue to conduct technical rescue operations such as rappelling and high angle rescue as well.
|
Olean
|
NY |
$362,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Town of Islip |
Funding to replace 275 computers
|
Town of Islip
|
NY |
$281,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Inwood Merchant Association, Inc. |
Funding will support workforce development programming, help reduce commercial vacancies and fund the management and creation of vendor plazas.
|
Inwood
|
NY |
$1,728,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Livingston County Development Corporation |
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, individuals were struggling with ways to launch their businesses in today's increasingly competitive business climate. A microenterprise program eliminates two major barriers to opening a new business by providing (i) capital in the form of microenterprise grants and (ii) entrepreneurial training, business planning, mentorship and technical assistance. Further, our downtown districts are vital to our economic well-being. The combination of businesses in a downtown district create a unique composition that is greater than its individual parts. By attracting businesses in leakage categories identified through a market analysis, we are helping not only the new entrepreneurs, but the existing business owner and community as a whole.
|
Geneseo |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Long Island University |
Long Island University will archive and provide access to the personal collections of former Presidents and their families, including those of Presidents who lack their own dedicated presidential libraries (from Washington to Hoover) to ensure the preservation of these historical documents. Once archived, Long Island University will make these collections available to scholars, students, teachers, and the general public through a free mobile app and other online resources, and host conference workshops to encourage engagement with the collection.
|
Brookville
|
NY |
$149,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Monroe County Clerk's Office |
To significantly digitize, index, and verify historical deeds recorded in Monroe County to make them more readily accessible to the public through the Monroe County Clerk's online document database system. This will allow for more efficiencies in the real estate market, as well as provide our community with the tools to better understand our history and the impacts of structural racist policies such as redlining and the use of racially restrictive covenants.
|
Monroe County
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
NYCEDC |
Small businesses in NYC and indeed the US writ-large have been severely impacted by the COVID pandemic. The La Marqueta Public Market strives to support the growth and development of small businesses by providing affordable commercial kitchen business opportunities for small, independent entrepreneurs in East Harlem. These funds provide programmatic support services to further La Marqueta's public markets mission of building a strong, vibrant East Harlem community.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
PathStone Enterprise Center |
PECI's Small Business Recovery Grant Program will support small businesses in order to mitigate the pandemic's negative impact on these businesses in order for them to be able to stay open and thrive.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Visual Studies Workshop |
Visual Studies Workshop (VSW) seeks $23,000 to support VSW's Community Media Conversion transfer lab program that identifies, digitizes, and preserves media from historical archives of grassroots organizations, individuals, activists, educators and nonprofits involved in social and racial justice movements in the Rochester, NY region.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$23,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Buffalo |
Rehabilitation and site blight removal of city property caused by taking on water in April 2022.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Workers Justice Project |
Worker's Justice Project (WJP) is requesting funds to design and plan a pilot version of the Deliverista HUB. The pilot will test a prototype of the first-of-its-kind indoor electric charging station, programming, and workforce development to professionalize the app delivery industry. WJP also wants to create “hubs” for gig workers throughout the city. These hubs could be used by workers to charge their bikes, phones and batteries and serve as resource hubs for gig workers. NYC will retrofit these structures using newsstands that are no longer operational.
|
Manhattan and Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Urban League Inc. |
Urban League of Broome County will utilize funds for renovations to expand their existing childcare facilities to include 200 more slots for daycare, toddler, and afterschool childcare.
|
Binghamton |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Rochelle |
The requested funds will be used to furnish, outfit, and establish the first-ever youth-based community center in New Rochelle, to be managed by the City of New Rochelle's Department of Parks and Recreation and Youth Bureau. The community center will be located in downtown New Rochelle, where there are thousands of low- and moderate-income children and families living and working within walking distance. The community center will bring new, exciting, and unprecedented youth programming, activities, mentoring and educational opportunities to one of the most economically disadvantaged areas of New Rochelle.
|
City of New Rochelle
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Town of Dryden |
The Town of Dryden has started the first Municipal Internet Service Utility in New York State and is seeking funding to expand into the most rural area of the Town. The funding will go towards the construction of fiber to approximately 300 homes providing the best internet available. The more funding that is received, the less the Town has to charge its customers so this is of upmost importance to the community. The project will build 26 miles of fiber optic cable. |
Dryden |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Lawrence County Industrial Development Agency |
The project will rehabilitate the lead track and bridge over the Oswegatchie River that have been inactive since a critical bridge defect was discovered in 2009. This will restore reliable, direct rail service to the Dunn Paper Mill in Natural Dam. Also, along this same track we are developing a 100 acre parcel for agricultural & industrial service industries that will require a siding.
|
Gouverneur |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Steuben County Industrial Development Agency |
The funding request will be used to upgrade rail infrastructure to support LP Building Solutions recently announced $24 million manufacturing facility in Bath and increase safety along the rail corridor. The work will include a new rail siding and switching to the facility, gated rail crossing on NYS Route 415 and the upgrade of the rail along the corridor from 90 pound rail to 115 pound rail bringing the line to class one standards to allow for more cars to be brought into the facility reducing the number of train traffic. The project will provide an additional 30+ years of life to the line and allow for future rail growth along the corridor. |
Bath |
NY |
$1,585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research Al |
These funds will be used develop and implement Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) market ready technologies to prevent service disruptions, derailment and track failures that will drastically enhance supply chain operations and reliability. Revolutionizing current practices related to wireless communication, safety, security and inspection for all critical phases of commercial railroad logistics, thereby safeguarding the negative economic impacts to the state that result from a breakdown of the transportation system. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
ARFF Truck F5 was built in 2006 and exceeds the average life span. ARFF F5 water capacity is fifteen hundred (1500) gallons of water, two hundred and ten (210) gallons of AFFF, and five hundred (500) pounds of dry chemical agent. ARFF Truck F5 will become the reserve ARFF truck once it is replaced, provided its mechanical condition is still acceptable to be used a reserve truck replacing the current reserve ARFF truck that is over 20 years old.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,020,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will upgrade illuminated airfield signs, the wind cone, and control tower beacon on the Niagara Falls International Airport air operations area. The improvements will support the safety and capacity of commercial, general, and military aviation activity. |
Niagara Falls |
NY |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project area was called out in the most recent Pavement Study which was completed in May 2019. This design will be comprised of both Apron and Taxiway areas used by the General Aviation community; Taxiway P, Taxiway Q, Taxilane Q, and 2 GA Aprons (referred to in the Pavement Study as Calspan Apron and Prior Aviation Apron).
|
Niagara Falls
|
NY |
$972,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
Funds will be used to purchase a snow melter that will be used at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BNIA) on the airside, specifically the terminal ramp area.
|
Niagara |
NY |
$567,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
The project will complete design work required to bring the realignment and extension of Taxiway D to construction. The project will support and align with a Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station project to extend the main runway at Niagara Falls International Airport.
|
Niagara |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority |
The need for a centralized communications center is one that is becoming elevated at the Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR). Currently the communications system utilized by airport security, law enforcement officers, maintenance and operations is disjointed, aging and not aligned with the National Incident Management Systems (NIMS). There is limited and fragmented functionality with both space and technology that does not allow cohesive interaction on emergent issues, creating delays in response times or unawareness of the situation. Structural improvements with space layout and wiring will provide the foundation for a fully capable Security and Operations facility and provide the ability to communicate effectively in daily operations, the event of a weather advisory, terrorist event, industrial accident, or other crisis. Upgrading to the most current technology will streamline and automate much of the process. Incorporating a backup generator will safe-guard the continuity of operation should a power outage occur.SYR is also in the process of establishing its own police force. Bringing this essential service in house creates a new set of infrastructure needs. Specific locker rooms for officers, equipment storage, weapons locker and evidence rooms are some of the requirements that must incorporated. SYR will need to acquire uniforms, equipment, weapons and radios to support the daily duties. Implementing officer training programs and development of required policy and procedures to meet regulatory standards are activities that necessitate the expertise of external resources to complete prescribed programs and documents.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority |
The Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR) is in the process of implementing a redesign of the access road design to address passenger and employee safety concerns, capacity constraints and incorporate public transportation from across the region to the Airport. The access capacity constraints and safety implications have reached a level that immediate actions must be taken to reconfigure the curb line traffic as soon as possible. Public safety and airport access are paramount to the SYR operations, and it's recognized that the current situation has reached critical mass.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority |
SYR concourse and utility infrastructure requires an upgrade to improve operational efficiency, reduce utility usage and ultimately Airline costs. SYR's terminal HVAC systems are over 35 years old, consisting of electrical baseboard heat and substandard air handling units all beyond their useful life. A significant improvement in efficiency from improved design performance is expected to reduce kWh consumption by 30-40%.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority |
SYR concourse and utility infrastructure requires an overhaul. Components such as windows and siding are deteriorated to a level where functionality is either impaired or non-existent, are well over 35 years old and beyond the expected useful life. Evidence of water penetration can be seen in 80% of the windows and various sections of the metal siding indicating that damage has started in the adjoining structural area. A replacement of windows and siding will improve energy efficiency, protect the building architecture from further damage and improve the internal atmosphere for passengers.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tompkins County |
If awarded, funds will be used to provide various interior and exterior building upgrades to two existing 10-bay T-hangars and two existing 6-bay T-hangars. Improvements would consist of upgrading the lighting systems to LED, adding insulation to the walls and doors, upgrading the roof system to address snow and ice buildup, and rehabilitating the asphalt pavement areas around the hangar buildings.
Anticipated improvements:
Apply new membrane roof, snow & ice guards
New interior tenant partition walls at two 6-bay hangars
New energy-efficient LED lighting
Weatherproofing all hangars
New exterior paint |
Ithaca
|
NY |
$609,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Auburn |
Mill and repaving of deteriorated roadway including upgrading traffic signals, road drainage, curbs, sidewalks, and other roadway appurtenances and utility repairs are needed. Improve overall safety of vehicular and pedestrian traffic with a shared bicycle lane, including upgrading traffic signal and handicap ramps at intersections.
|
Auburn |
NY |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Corning, New York |
This project enhances pedestrian access, traffic safety, and handicap accessibility through ADA compliance in the area of William Street/Pulteney Street Intersection on the border of the City of Corning and the Village of Riverside. Funds will be used for enhanced pedestrian crossings, handicap ramps, new sidewalks where none currently exist, milling and resurfacing of the new intersection, and new pavement markings.
|
Corning |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ithaca |
As part of this proposed project, Stewart Avenue Bridge structural deficiencies will be eliminated by replacing or repairing deteriorated steel members, constructing a new structural deck with sidewalks and railings, painting the steel, and reconstructing the approaches to improve pedestrian safety, rideability, and integrity.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Rochelle |
The requested funds will be used to reconfigure the existing corridor for Quaker Ridge Road into a facility with discrete user segments that better accommodate pedestrians, bicyclists, and motor vehicles within the existing highway boundary, which is heavily developed commercially and residentially. The proposed "road diet" will reduce the four existing motor vehicle travel lanes to three (one lane in each direction with a center two-way left-turn lane), includes 5-foot wide dedicated bicycle lanes on each side of the road, wider ADA compliant sidewalks and curb ramps, and new traffic signals with video vehicle detection to improve efficiency and reduce congestion and vehicle delay.
|
New Rochelle |
NY |
$5,244,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This would update lighting on Interstate 690 by replacing existing infrastructure, fixtures, poles and bases west of the City. The City of Syracuse which now owns and operates its streetlighting system is responsible for maintenance of interstate street lights within city-limits.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County |
This project will create new surface parking at the Ronkonkoma Train Station. This parking will accommodate future growth in parking demand and allow for the reorganization and consolidation of existing commuter parking, facilitating future vertical development in close proximity to the station itself.
|
Suffolk County
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Historic Hudson Valley |
Federal funding would close the gap due to rising construction costs from COVID for this shovel-ready highway improvement project at Van Cortlandt Manor, a National Historic Landmark in Croton-on-Hudson, NY. The project is on the NYS STIP to remediate for vehicular and pedestrian safety.
|
Pocantico Hills
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Hewlett Harbor |
The Mallow Reach Bridge within the Village of Hewlett Harbor is extremely outdated and has been deemed "structurally deficient." We are in need of major renovation/restoration, or possibly complete demolition and re-building of our bridge.
|
Hewlett Harbor
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MacArthur Airport Disaster Recovery Data Center |
Equip a Disaster Recovery Backup site at MacArthur Airport Fire Rescue building.
|
Islip |
NY |
$202,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Bridge Commission |
The asphalt wearing surface on the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge over the structural concrete roadway deck is nearing the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced. The wearing surface will be removed by asphalt milling machine and a new asphalt wearing surface applied.
|
Lewiston
|
NY |
$3,302,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Onondaga County Department of Transportation |
The Onondaga County Department of Transportation is seeking to complete the final segment of the Canalways Trail Salina Extension project (also know as the "Loop-the-Lake-Trail") around Onondaga Lake. The final, and most complex segment of this multi-use pedestrian and bicycle transportation trail, is on the southeast side of the lake from the City of Syracuse to the Village of Liverpool in the Town of Salina.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central New Regional Transportation Authority |
The Central New York Regional Transportation Authority (CNYRTA) intends to start a Bus Rapid Transit line on the James St. to Onondaga Community College route corridor, the Syracuse University to William F. Walsh Regional Transportation Center route corridor and improvements to the South Salina Street Route corridor.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Babylon |
Construct long term and short term flood reduction projects that, when implemented, will address the existing stormwater deficiencies and provide protection from tidal inundation. This includes road raising, installation of check valves, and bulkhead improvements.
|
Lindenhurst
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tompkins County |
This is a preservation highway re-surfacing project for 5.25 miles of Class 6 Minor Arterial 6000 AADT road. The proposed preservation measures may extend the useful life for 10-15 years. CR 105 lies in the Towns of Dryden and Groton in the Northeast of Tompkins County.
|
Ithaca
|
NY |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tompkins County |
If funded this project will support our a Class 7 Major Collector 1600 AADT 4.97 miles in a proposed preservation measure to extend the useful life of CR 142 which lies in the Town of Ulysses in the Northwest of Tompkins County. Along with local residents this road services commuters and freight from Schuyler and Seneca County and is commonly used by people traveling to Cayuga Medical Center.
|
Ithaca
|
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ithaca-Tompkins County Transportation Council |
With a commitment to move to an all-electric bus fleet, and a greener building, this request would replace to older gas-powered cars with two (2) new electric cars and provide three charging locations-level 2 charger, two in TCAT's garage and with one in our parking lot to encourage visitors and employees to drive electric cars. Second, TCAT is seeking funding in this request to cover the remainder of the project, for solar panels and battery/microgrid equipment for the roof of the current TCAT facility.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$534,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohel Children's Home and Family Services |
Build out of Ohel's fourth floor headquarters at 1268 East 14th Street in Brooklyn to enhance and expand programs for individuals with developmental and psychiatric disabilities.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Amherst |
Maple Road is part of the National Highway System and is one of the Erie County's and the Town's major east/west connectors. The redesign of Maple Road using Complete Street principles will upgrade existing roadway infrastructure and enhance key intersections to increase efficiency and functionality for all users. The project will also reduce safety issues by improving accessibility for pedestrians, bicyclists, and public transit riders while also better directing automobile traffic.
|
Williamsville
|
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Eden |
The project involves pedestrian sidewalk enhancements along Main Street (State Route 62) and East Church Street in the hamlet of Eden Center and enhanced crossings between the Eden Central School District/American Legion and the Eden Boys and Girls Club on Route 62. These enhancements will provide safer sidewalks and crossings on Main Street and side streets, which currently have little to no buffers against adjacent traffic, improve walkability, and will provide needed streetscape enhancement.
|
Eden
|
NY |
$1,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Eden |
"The project seeks mitigate traffic impacts through access management techniques that minimize curb cuts and create safe
pedestrian networks to the Town's Highschool, Middle School and Elementary School, while connecting the neighborhoods
surrounding the schools to the Town's commercial hub and Hamlet Center to create walkable access to small business and grocery
needs.
The project will also create road repair and storm water management opportunities for the Town"
|
Eden
|
NY |
$2,979,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Frankfort |
The bridge in question was built in 1981 it is the shared responsibility of the town of Schuyler and the town of Frankfort. Each entity is responsible for two spans. This is a very important bridge it has not been rehabilitated in any substantive manor since its initial construction. This bridge has been identified as region 2 NYS DOT as an approaching red flag status.
|
Frankfort
|
NY |
$1,630,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hillsdale, NY |
The funds will be utilized to replace the failing West End Bridge on West End Rd. in the Town of Hillsdale, NY as the bridge has received citation from the NYS Department of Transportation due to its highly visible points of failure. It is the only bridge structure owned by the Town of Hillsdale.
|
Hillsdale
|
NY |
$576,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lewisboro |
The Town of Lewisboro is requesting grant funding for an Engineering Study to determine the structural integrity of 114-year-old dam, which has a bridge/road over it and encompasses an area of 82.3 acres of water that feeds into the NYC Watershed. The main objective of the engineering study is to determine the dam's structural safety and develop Design Plans for short and/or long-term capital improvements, including developing a capital improvement funding strategy and Emergency Action Plan for DPW and First Responders.
|
South Salem
|
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lloyd |
The requested funds will be used for this safety improvement project along Tillson Avenue between NY Route 44/55 (Vineyard Avenue) and US Route 9W. This project will realign the intersection of Tillson Avenue, Toc Drive, and Vineyard Avenue where there is limited intersection sight distance, steep existing approach grades along Tillson Avenue, and a non-conforming intersection skew angle of Tillson Avenue compared to Vineyard Avenue, all of which play a role in the vehicle accident rate of the intersection being more than six (6) times higher than the state average for similar intersections. Additionally, this project will provide ADA compliant pedestrian elements with connections to the Empire State Trail, a new three-sided box culvert structure under Tillson Avenue with increased hydraulic capacity, traffic calming measures, new closed drainage and stormwater treatment infrastructure, intersection and stopping sight distance improvements, roadway grade reduction, and retaining wall construction.
|
Highland
|
NY |
$2,143,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Malta |
The project will replace the signalized intersection at Route 67 and Eastline Road with a roundabout, enhance pedestrian accommodations for existing and proposed land uses adjacent to the intersection, construct a sidewalk connection to the Zim Smith Multi-Use Trail, improve drainage, enhance street lighting, and installation rectangular rapid flashing beacons.
|
Malta |
NY |
$3,368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Orangetown |
In 2020, NYSDOT Regional Design Engineer Michael K. Schaefer confirmed that based on existing traffic volume, a single-lane roundabout would be a feasible solution for this problem intersection where many accidents occur every year. In 2022, NYSDOT Acting Regional Design Engineer Mark Tiano corresponded with the Town of Orangetown Supervisor to provide an update on the US Route 9W at Oak Tree Road Safety Improvement Project in the Town of Orangetown, Rockland County. Mr. Tiano confirmed that a preliminary analysis of the intersection determined that a roundabout was feasible, but the funding already allocated was insufficient to design and construct a roundabout. As a result, work on this vital project has paused until funding sources are identified. NYSDOT Regional Planning and Program Management Group estimate that the shortfall in funding for the proposed project is $5,400,000.
|
Orangeburg
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ossining |
This project will be used for design, engineering and construction of road infrastructure to facilitate safe bicycle/pedestrian usage along New York State Route 133 in the Towns of Ossining and New Castle, connecting the Downtown Village of Ossining commercial corridor and Ossining Metro-North Station to the Empire State Trail in Millwood.
|
Ossining
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County |
Suffolk County is seeking funding to demolish 14 steel framed and masonry structures at the 125-acre Lawrence Aviation Industries (LAI) site. |
Suffolk County
|
NY |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Shandaken |
Replace the deficient Church Rd Bridge to allow safe access to the residents of a dead end road with no alternative routes.
|
Shandaken
|
NY |
$1,612,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Southampton |
The Town of Southampton proposes to elevate a segment of Dune Road, a two-lane roadway that runs parallel to the Atlantic Ocean, just north of the main ocean dune. The targeted section of roadway experiences frequent flooding, and spans about one mile from the Ponquogue Bridge in Hampton Bays eastward to the Shinnecock Inlet. The goal of the project is to reduce the frequency and severity of storm and tidal flooding that restricts roadway access to the Shinnecock Commercial Fishing Dock, which serves New York's second largest commercial fishing fleet, restaurants and public beaches that are essential to the region's economy.
|
Southampton
|
NY |
$1,548,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Greenport |
Inspections of the Mitchell Park Marina bulkhead have revealed that the existing timber bulkhead, which is well past it's useful life, is in overall poor condition and is failing. The project includes abandoning the existing 776 foot long timber bulkhead in-place and installing a new vinyl bulkhead immediately seaward of the existing bulkhead. A tie rod system for the new vinyl bulkhead that drilled through the abandoned sheeting would be selected.
|
Greenport |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Ossining |
The Village of Ossining has contracted with engineering and planning firm Creighton Manning to study how Route 9 could be altered via a "Road Diet" to foster better economic development, enhanced walkability and pedestrian safety, while potentially also adding parking and/or bike lanes in one or both directions where practicable. The design and construction of the road diet would balance the corridor for more modes and uses by reallocating some of the space for vehicle traffic to pedestrians, flex space, and on-street parking, correcting a community divide that was inadvertently created via Urban Renewal.
|
Ossining
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NYSDOT |
The Town of Mamaroneck is requesting $2,900,000 to implement the proposed roundabout project. The estimated total project cost, including design and construction, is $4,910,000. A preliminary construction cost estimate was developed based on the cost of similar single lane urban roundabouts constructed in New York State. |
Mamaroneck |
NY |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Pulaski |
The Village of Pulaski is requesting money to design a sidewalk infrastructure to connect the following buildings; a 100 unit Senior Citizen Residential Building, the main Health Care Center, NOCA-Ambulance Building, the American Legion (only polling place for Village of Pulaski and Town of Richland) and a 52 unit apartment building. At this time, a pedestrian can not walk from one of these buildings to another safely.
|
Pulaski
|
NY |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
TI-CARE will transform Buffalo into a leading national hub for transportation innovation and equity, by serving as a prototype for how wireless connectivity and automation technologies can spur urban revitalization, environmental sustainability, and equity. Funding will build a smart transportation infrastructure along Main St. in the City of Buffalo and around the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus (BNMC). The infrastructure will be used to develop and test an accessible, self-driving shuttle (SDS) that utilizes AI-powered open-source autonomous driving software to improve mobility and accessibility, especially for underserved populations, people with disabilities and the elderly. As designed, TI-CARE will heighten national awareness of the critical issue of transportation equity and inclusion by improving mobility and accessibility for underserved populations.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Canandaigu |
The Canandaigua community, in conjunction with RGRTA, is seeking funding to support the deployment of a new trolley system in the City of Canandaigua. The funding would allow for the purchase of three trolley styled buses and related infrastructure such as a trolley service hub and trolley stop shelters. The service would provide much needed enhanced public transportation access to key sites in the City of Canandaigua such as the Canandaigua Lake front, Downtown Canandaigua, Granger Homestead, CMAC and Sonnenberg Gardens. The project will offer a great benefit to the community. Tourism is an essential element to the economy for the region and the trolley service will increase the ease in which people can navigate Canandaigua, resulting in a better experience for tourists while also increasing business for local shops, restaurants, and breweries.
|
Canandaigua
|
NY |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
To provide assistance to the City of Hornell, New York to consolidate the deteriorating Public Works Garage and rented Transit System facilities into a modern, efficient, environmentally astute single facility.
|
Hornell
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
The project will rehabilitate the 2 existing above-ground NFTA-Metro Rail Church Street Station structure by removing all roofing and other structures except the boarding platform and rebuild a modern station with enhanced weather protection and other customer-friendly enhancements.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$3,164,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority |
The Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority is seeking $32,760,000 for a major construction project on the Ogdensburg-Prescott International Bridge. The project components include replacing the superstructure of the US plate girder spans 1 to 8, Canadian deck truss spans 18 to 23, and the Canadian plate girder spans 24 to 32 plus cleaning and painting the Canadian plate girder spans 24 to 32, main cables, and the suspender ropes.
|
Ogdensburg
|
NY |
$32,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
A common customer request is for more bus stops to have shelters and seating. At current funding levels, RGRTA not only has a backlog in bus shelter replacements, but also is constrained with the number of shelter locations. This funding would add shelters at the next tier of bus stops where the volume of customer boardings support shelter placement. Many of these locations are in city neighborhoods. RGRTA would also be able to replace shelters that are damaged or beyond their useful life, which will improve the quality of the public transit experience for thousands of local residents and protect them from the elements throughout the year.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
RTS needs to make much-needed infrastructure upgrades to its Main Street campus in Monroe County. In addition to being needed upgrades, each project will improve the energy efficiency and/or environmental protection. These upgrades include overhead lighting in Garages B & C, Operations building sprinkler water feed, Operations building HVAC roof-top units, Operations/Administration building elevators and trench drains and oil water interceptor for Operations building.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$2,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
As RGRTA works to meet New York State's goals of having a 25% zero-emission bus fleet by 2025 and 100% by 2035, the Authority is exploring multiple zero-emission technologies for its fleet. With a focus on electric buses already underway, RGRTA is now working to prepare for Hydrogen Fuel Cell buses. This funding will help us identify and make the necessary infrastructure investments to our existing garage facilities to prepare for that technology.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$1,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
This investment would make it easier for customers to navigate the RGRTA system easier, especially those who are blind, low vision, and new to the area. This would fund a new Automated Voice Annunciator (AVA) system on our buses throughout the Monroe County service area. The AVA system will make it possible for customers to hear automated bus stop announcements, so they know when they have reached their stop or when they should transfer to another route.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Not Another Child, Inc. (NAC) |
The proposed Heal the City project will substantially strengthen Not Another Child (NAC), an organization doing critical work in supporting families impacted by gun violence in New York City, and heal individuals, families, and community members throughout the city. NAC will establish a Haven of Hope, by purchasing a building to serve as a NAC's home base and a safe haven for families impacted by gun violence.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$2,338,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
A critical component of RGRTA's efforts to meet New York State's zero-emission bus fleet goals for 2025 and 2035, is to build this facility as soon as possible. While the total cost of the facility is $60.7M, this portion of the funding will be used for final design and construction assurance services for the new facility.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$3,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York State Thruway Authority |
These funds would be used to develop and test the use of Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) to augment existing infrastructure inspection processes with UAS and predictive software analysis to improve safety and target early maintenance to reduce the risk of serious negative economic impact to the state.
|
Albany
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kingsbury, NY |
Sidewalk replacement along State Route 32 in the Town of Kingsbury, NY from State Route 4 to Dean Rd.
|
Hudson Falls
|
NY |
$1,130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ulster County Department of Public Works |
Ulster County PIN 8051.11: County Routes 7 & 8 (Touring Route 299) Shoulder Widening has been on an approved TIP/STIP for several years and is presently under-funded by $4.5 million. The project consists of 4-foot wide shoulders (including the installation of sub-base) on both sides of Route 299 and a 1.5" asphalt overlay over the full width of the roadway from Route 44/55 to Libertyville Road in the Towns of New Paltz and Gardiner (4.85 mi). These improvements will significantly increase the safety of motorists, bicyclists, pedestrians and other users of this segment of Route 299.
|
Kingston
|
NY |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Solvay |
This project is for the planning and development of a transportation program to rehabilitate 0.9 miles of Charles Avenue in the Village of Solvay from Milton Avenue to West Genesee Street.
|
Solvay |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
FeedMore WNY |
To feed hungry Western New Yorkers now and have the ability to grow programs and expand outreach in the future, FeedMore WNY has purchased a 74-acre parcel of land to build a larger, centralized facility. Preliminary plans call for a 185,000-square-foot building that will feature freezer, dry goods and refrigerated warehouse space, a clean room for re-packing bulk donations, a commissary that will more than double the current capacity and office space which will allow for greater productivity, better space and human resource utilization, improved logistics, enhanced safety and additional leveraging of resources.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fifth Avenue Committee, Inc. |
Requested funds will be used to support capital improvements and outfitting associated with renovations, repairs, and upgrades to the 27,000 square foot FAC Center for Community Development in Gowanus, Brooklyn. |
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of DeWitt |
Rehabilitation of Butternut Drive between NYS Route 290 and Kinne Road including resurfaced vehicle travel lanes and bike lanes.
|
East Syracuse
|
NY |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of DeWitt |
The project includes the construction of an access road off of Thompson Road near Carrier Circle to facilitate the future construction of a hotel, restaurants, and an ice arena.
|
East Syracuse
|
NY |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Konbit Neg Lakay |
Due to the increase of the immigrant population of Rockland County for the past 15 years, Konbit Neg Lakay is in need of more space. Therefore, Konbit Neg Lakay is requesting a grant of $1 Million for the Haitian American Community Center to add a second floor to our building and do repairs that has not been done since the purchase of the building.
|
Spring Valley |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Westchester |
This project provides funding for the reconstruction of the 12 acre Memorial Field recreation facility located in Mt. Vernon. The project will have components as follows: 1. Installation of new a 8 lane 400 meter track 2. Installation of a multi-purpose synthetic turf field 3. Installation of a skate park 4. Buildings; including concession stand, locker rooms and public restrooms 5. Installation of a new tennis courts Components also include 3,900 seat spectator bleachers and all associated site work/ preparation; including erosion control, demolition, site grading and drainage, site restoration and landscaping
|
New Rochelle
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Westchester |
This project funds the replacement of the three diesel/methane dual fuel engines with natural gas/anaerobic digester gas dual fuel engines and all their auxiliary systems and appurtenances, installation of a new natural gas service from Con Edison, and upgrading of the blowers to turbo blowers. The new engines will provide on-site co-generation of electricity to power the new turbo blowers and provide additional back-up electrical power
|
New Rochelle
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Poughkeepsie |
The City of Poughkeepsie is requesting funding from the federal Community Project Funding process to support the redevelopment of City-owned infrastructure that will serve the new Youth Opportunity Union (The YOU) which is about to be constructed in the City. The infrastructure elements proposed for revitalization and/or enhancement are outdoor lighting at Stitzel Field, ADA-compliant comfort stations and concession areas, a new water main and firefighting improvements.
|
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$1,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Voices of Community Activists & Leaders (VOCAL-NY) |
For two decades, VOCAL-NY has operated out of two floors leased from a three story building, located at 80A 4th Avenue, Brooklyn. VOCAL-NY has grown steadily in the past decade and the ever increasing demands for its services are constrained by the lack of space in its current building. To solve this problem, VOCAL-NY has entered into a lease with purchase option for the building at 300 Douglass Street in Brooklyn and intends to purchase the building once the FY22 real property acquisition award is made for this project. The building will be delivered free and clear of any existing tenants at closing. This project is to purchase the building at 300 Douglass Street for VOCAL-NY. After acquisition, VOCAL-NY will operate the entire building of 6,000 sq. ft. which will provide additional space to alleviate the existing overcrowded working conditions and also allow the organization to provide private counseling spaces for its clients.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,865,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of the Capital District |
The CDYMCA is proposing a $11M rebuild of the Troy YMCA facilities through a strategic phased plan. The requested funds will be used to reimagine the Troy YMCA bringing a menu of programs to serve youth to seniors within the city of Troy.
|
Albany |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Utica |
The City of Utica, in partnership with the Community Foundation of Herkimer & Oneida Counties and the Utica Municipal Housing Authority (d/b/a People First), is requesting $6 million to construct a dual site redevelopment project in the City's Cornhill neighborhood that will provide nearly 100 units of affordable, mixed income housing combined with entrepreneurial/workforce development and a new model of public service delivery. The project incorporates a City-owned site on James Street that will be donated to the project and a site on West Street that is owned by a Utica-based not-for-profit who will have an interest in the project once completed.
|
Utica |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nehemiah HDFC |
The funds will be used for the acquisition and construction of affordable housing in connection with the Nehemiah Homes project in East Brooklyn, NY.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Life of Hope |
The intended capital project is to purchase and improve the property located at 1377 Brooklyn Avenue which LOH now currently leases as its central location and headquarters. The improvements will expand learning spaces, provide for deeper programming, house all administrative offices and ultimately be a community resource destination.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Inc. |
This project will support the creation of permanent, year-round facilities for Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, allowing the organization to significantly expand its ongoing education and outreach programs for public schools, especially those with whom HVSF has had long-term partnerships, all of whom are CDBG eligible. |
Garrison |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
The Riverline is on the former DL&W railroad corridor, west of downtown Buffalo, and extends from Moore Street near Canalside to the Buffalo River across from Tesla. The project traverses the Old First Ward, Perry, and Valley neighborhoods.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Launch Expeditionary Learning Charter School |
Funds will be used to renovate a 20,000sf building on 1,300 acres of National Park Service land in the middle of Brooklyn. This building will serve as a high school and is the first phase of building out one of the most innovative education campuses in the country, which will ultimately serve 1,000 students daily as well as up to an additional 200 public schools and members of the public.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Francis S. Gabreski Airport |
Project is for construction funds to build a new air traffic control tower at Francis S. Gabreski Airport.
|
Westhampton Beach
|
NY |
$12,908,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pace University |
Pace University, a driving force in the Lower Manhattan economy, is planning a $199 million investment to provide a new home for its community cultural center and auditorium at One Pace Plaza. New facilities will replace outdated resources that have experienced a decline in community use. |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montefiore Medical Center |
The goal is for first-year start-up to establish three additional behavioral health clinics in schools in high need/underserved areas in the Bronx. |
Bronx
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montefiore Medical Center |
The goal is for first-year start-up to establish three additional behavioral health clinics in schools in high need/underserved areas in the Bronx. |
Bronx
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beyond the Sanctuary, Inc. |
Beyond the Sanctuary (BTS) is seeking support to sustain and grow its Core programs, which include a Food Pantry, Clothes Closet, Rental Assistance and Emergency Services, a pathway to self sufficiency. These programs have been largely staffed by volunteers, but as the community need and utilization of the services continue to grow, some paid positions need to be established to allow for consistency and stability.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack Aquatic Center, Inc. (DBA Capital Regio |
The $5,000,000 requested in this application will be used to cover a portion of construction costs to build Capital Region Aquatic Center. It will promote the health and wellbeing of residents, including historically underserved populations, foster inclusivity through universally useful programing and have an estimated economic impact of $106 million over five years.
|
Ballston Spa
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC, Inc., Herkimer County Chapter |
Due to the escalating cost of construction projects, what was once a $1,500,000 project for the creation of a 6,600 sq/ft Event Center has become a much larger undertaking due to increased material costs and a shortage of available labor.
The Event Center will be used for weddings, class reunions, baby showers, executive business retreats, golf tournaments, and more. It will also be a significant source of revenue for a 501 c3 organization providing supports and services for people with disabilities, allowing the agency to be less dependent on Medicaid dollars to operate their programs. |
Herkimer
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Arc, Oneida-Lewis Chapter |
Funding will completely revamp the parking lot behind the historic building at 245 Genesee Street, Utica, which houses administrative offices of the Arc Oneida Lewis, 2 day habilitation programs, and 1 vocational training center-all centered around creating more fulfilling lives for people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. The parking lot must be overhauled so that all individuals can safely enter and exit the building, and so that flooding issues due to a poorly designed and dilapidated parking lot will be halted, such that moisture in the lower levels of the building can be eliminated.
|
Utica
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys' & Girls' Club of New Rochelle, Inc |
Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle (BGCNR) is requesting $425,000 for renovations to the Mascaro Clubhouse to expand services to meet the needs of the youth in the community. New Rochelle, like many communities, is in growing need-of support for young people beyond the four walls of their school settings and their personal households. BGCNR seeks to continue and expand upon our 93-year mission "to enable all children, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens". This mission must be reflected in programming, enrichment and most importantly in a safe, efficient space that represents Hope, Success, and a Promising Future. The renovated Mascaro Clubhouse will be that haven for the youth served therein.
|
New Rochelle
|
NY |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys' & Girls' Club of New Rochelle, Inc |
The Boys & Girls Club of New Rochelle has been honored to be part of the powerful collaboration between public and private entities know as ""The Renaissance at Lincoln Park"" Project.
The brand-new Remington Boys & Girls Club is truly a transformative development which will be especially meaningful for our high needs parents and youth by providing a new facility that is nearly twice the size of the former Remington Clubhouse, a distressed building built in 1953 with outdated facilities and not enough capacity to service the long waitlist of neighborhood children. The former Remington Clubhouse had a capacity for 320 youth, the new Clubhouse will serve up to 710 youth with additional gym capacity. The 22,000 SF Clubhouse will feature classrooms, gym, basketball court, music & podcast studio, teen room/lounge, demo kitchen, art room that will anchor the community and nurture our next generation of leaders.
The BGCNR is seeking funding to start-up, open, and operate the new Remington Clubhouse in 2023. The re-opening of the Clubhouse has been long anticipated by the community.
|
New Rochelle
|
NY |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brownsville Partnership Inc |
The Brownsville Partnership seeks to pilot a model of resident-led public housing. The project, called Made with Seth Low, will design, test, and accelerate how residents engage with the Seth Low Houses as it goes through redevelopment. Made with Seth Low will be informed by residents' needs, aspirations, and voices in all project phases, including operations and governance.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$332,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens Society, |
The Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens Society, Inc. (Society) is pursuing a 33,000 square foot addition to its historic 121-year old Conservatory to expand their education, exhibition, grow houses and event spaces which are currently at capacity. Federal funds will support the capital costs of the addition resulting and our ability to increase our service to the community, improve safety and accessibility for our visitors, and a 95% increase in annual economic impact from $5.1M to $9.8M.
|
Buffalo
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CAMBA Inc. |
This request is for $3.5 million in capital improvements at CAMBA's 1720 Church Avenue location in Brooklyn, NY 11226. This is CAMBA's headquarters and serves as the administrative backbone to our 170 social services programs through 90 sites across all five boroughs, serving 70,000 of the most vulnerable New Yorkers annually. Critical repairs are needed on all three floors of this site. CAMBA's life saving services cannot function without the administrative teams that support them from 1720. We have undertaken emergency repairs; however, there remains significant work and critical upgrades. These include electrical work, exterior/facade work, roofing, restrooms, heating, chimney and security systems. the repairs are necessary for the safety of our staff, clients and the vulnerable New York City constituents we serve. As this is an MTA owned property, relevant MTA staff are included in planning and approval. |
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canton College Foundation, Inc. |
The redevelopment of Midtown Plaza will take an underutilized and derelict shopping center in the heart of downtown Canton and transform it into three floors (68,000 square feet) of much-needed commercial and residential space - including 44 residential units and the anchor of the project, the SUNY Canton Entrepreneurship Center.
|
Canton
|
NY |
$3,641,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities Community Services (CCCS), Arch |
CCCS requests funding to renovate and modernize the Kennedy Center of Harlem to ensure that it remains viable and accessible for programs that serve this under-resourced community. Specifically, the funds will be used for: 1) replacement of a portion of the roof which has gone beyond its useful life, 2) replacement of the heating and air conditioning systems, and 3) replacement of the activity room floor which has been rendered unusable due to heavy use.
|
New York
|
NY |
$1,808,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities Community Services (CCCS), Arch |
CCCS requests funding to renovate and modernize our South Bronx Food Hub to expand our capacity to accept an increased amount of donated food for re-distribution to local pantries and households in need. Interior renovations will double the amount of usable space to accept and store food, and renovations to the facility's parking lot will accommodate large box trucks and frequent deliveries, enhancing our overall program operations and services to vulnerable Bronx residents.
|
New York
|
NY |
$204,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of Staten Island |
Catholic Charities of Staten Island (CCSI) plans to renovate Building 4 on our campus to house two of our most important programs:
The first is a Food Pantry to be run by CCSI in collaboration with one of our current tenants, St. Edward's Food Pantry. The pantry is housed in a couple of trailers. The move will allow us to serve many more individuals on Staten Island in a more dignified setting. The pantry would be client-choice in a supermarket-like venue. The remaining space will be used for a food hub and mobile pantry to service the whole of Staten Island. We also need to purchase two more mobile pantry vans in order to expand our delivery to underserved areas.
The other half would be centralized programming space for our Day Habilitation for special needs adults, our Supported Employment (SEMP) program with employment training and support services, and our Supplemental Day Habilitation (Afterschool) youth program. This program provides homework help, life skills training, physical education, nutrition education, and social skills development. |
Staten Island
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Center for Community Alternatives. Inc. |
This economic development initiative will increase the capacity of Center for Community Alternatives to provide workforce training for persons with criminal justice involvement, including incarceration, to obtain CCA paid internships and well-paid jobs immediately thereafter in the hospitality or healthcare industries. Funds will pay for personnel in work readiness (Workforce Trainer, Career Services Specialist, Job Development Coordinator, Culinary Instructor); Reentry Advocate for reentry legal services for participants; Supervision; Data and Budget Analysts for analysis of performance metrics accounting and reporting; Fringe for all staff; Work Readiness Stipends equal to minimum wage for participants during their training; Document assistant/supports (RAP sheets), Program Supplies; Line Cook Space; Recruitment and Marketing, Travel for participants and staff, Training, Telecommunications, Office Space, Insurance, Office Supplies, and Indirect Costs (Federally negotiated Indirect Rate) for a total request of $429,754. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$429,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Center for Court Innovation/Justice Innovation Inc |
The Center for Court Innovation (Center) proposes to launch a New York City-wide, community-based initiative dedicated to preventing evictions and promoting housing stability, affordability, and tenant protections for public housing tenants. We propose to support the capacity of tenant associations and public housing communities to achieve these ends through: hiring and training a network of housing navigators; organizing mobile, pop-up events in all five boroughs; developing high-quality, rights-based public education materials; and providing much-needed capacity-building resources for New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) tenant associations to better respond to and support their resident communities. Working closely with NYCHA and tenant associations, the Center will also launch a unique public-private campaign to accompany the launch of the new NYCHA tenant portal, utilizing a credible, accessible, tenant empowerment model that promotes equitable access to maintaining affordability by developing: (1) multilingual printed publications, (2) a train-the-trainer toolkit, and (3) a tenant leadership and resident-driven grassroots education campaign. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity |
The Healthcare Workforce Innovations project is designed to build on the success of CenterState CEO's Work Train initiative to deliver lasting healthcare workforce solutions rooted in equity and inclusion. Funding will be used to build and deploy the following: a Healthcare Workforce Industry Partnership; retooling and scaling of the "Health Train" workforce model; developing and deploying frontline worker retention and learning strategies; collaboratively designing healthcare focused CTE programming to build a more robust and diverse K-12 healthcare workforce pipeline; and attracting healthcare job seekers through targeted marketing and relocation incentives. |
Syracuse
|
NY |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity |
The "Southeast Gateway" corridor of Syracuse has long been subjected to disinvestment, urban renewal, and concentrated poverty. However, in more recent years, it has been viewed as an opportune site for economic revitalization, based upon its proximity to the burgeoning Downtown and University Hill districts, and an imminent transformational project within the Interstate 81 corridor. These factors create a sense of urgency for initiating a comprehensive, community-driven, and equitable revitalization strategy. Since 2018, CenterState CEO and its community partners have advanced this vision, but one property, more than any others, presents an obstacle to true neighborhood revitalization: the historic "Sears Building", at 1300 South Salina Street. Once heralded as "one of the most attractive mercantile buildings erected in Syracuse", the building now is effectively vacant and increasingly falling into disrepair. After years of failed efforts, the Allyn Family Foundation and CenterState CEO, in partnership with the City of Syracuse, have an opportunity to acquire the property. It is the shared goal of the project partners to restore the building to its original grandeur, while also creating significant economic opportunities for nearby residents. The partners will do this with extensive community engagement - and a commitment to creating neighborhood benefits. This effort will leverage previous investments in the Southeast Gateway Corridor, SUNY EOC, JMA Wireless, Blueprint15, and the STEAM high school. We are looking for support in helping to stabilize the building, specifically costs associated with environmental remediation and shoring up exterior masonry. |
Syracuse
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chashama, Inc. |
The Chashama Storefront Startup program is fundamental to the economic recovery of New York City. Funding for the project would enable the activation of over one hundred vacant storefronts, providing local Women and Minority-Owned Businesses with rent-free facilities from which to grow their enterprises.
|
New York City
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chautauqua County, New York |
The project will repair and rehabilitate an existing 400,000 gallon water storage tank owned by the North County Industrial Water District, a district of Chautauqua County, that serves the North Chautauqua County Industrial Park located in the Towns of Dunkirk and Sheridan. The tank serves to supply potable waterand water for fire suppression for industrial, commercial and residential customers. The tank is 45 years old and during an inspection performed in 2011 many deficiencies were determined to exist that need repair and rehabilitation in order to bring the tank up to code and enable the tank to continue to serve the industrial park and customers located in the Town of Sheridan. The industrial park includes 15 businesses, including Purina, one of the largest industrial water users and employers in the county.
|
Mayville
|
NY |
$587,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Museum of the East End |
Federal funds will be used to physically expand the CMEE Food Pantry, increasing the number of families served by 50%.
|
Bridgehampton
|
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Museum of the East End |
The Play for All project will create an inclusive playground and outdoor classroom designed for children of all physical and behavioral abilities.
|
Bridgehampton
|
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Churches United For Fair Housing |
This funding will support Churches United For Fair Housing (CUFFH)'s housing related services that help families find and maintain affordable housing, combat landlord harassment and displacement, and access resources that prevent and fight back against other threats to housing.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Food Bank of Central New York |
Congressionally directed funds will provide support for a 32,740 square foot expansion to our existing distribution center. The capacity expansion project will allow for increased storage for nonperishable foods as well as a dedicated repack space for volunteers to sort and pack food boxes for our mobile program, fresh foods program and our partner agencies throughout our eleven county service area.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Interfaith Nutrition Network, Inc. (The INN) |
The INN will use this federal funding to renovate a newly acquired building to accommodate both the expansion of existing and the creation of new programs that will meet the needs of our growing guest population. In addition to the new 20,950 square foot building, the INN campus includes a 9,500 square foot soup kitchen, a 2-story 5,600 square foot social services building, and a 9,800 square foot warehouse. The social services building also houses the Center for Transformative Change (CTC), our clothing boutique and a room used for mental health counseling. These spaces are undersized and cannot meet growing service demands, and the building is not fully handicap accessible. The renovation of the new building will allow The INN to provide the following services:
Expanded CTC with adequate handicap accessible space for our staff to meet individually with guests to develop plans of action that are custom tailored to meet their specific social services needs
Provide sleeping pods for temporary respite for guests during operating hours
Expanded Clothing Boutique with adequate space to develop a new Dressed for Success work attire program
New clinic space that will enable our partner organizations to provide medical, mental health, and substance abuse counseling services on site, thereby eliminating transportation challenges that are often difficult for guests to overcome
New training suite for use in workforce development programs that will help the guests move toward a more stable future.
|
Hempstead |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
The Safe and Accessible Flatbush and Foxhall Project will improve pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure that connects residential streets in Midtown Kingston to surrounding business districts. The funds will be used to rehabilitate two miles of sidewalks and construct 0.3 miles of ADA-accessible sidewalks, 24 ADA sidewalk ramps, 11 painted crosswalks, 23 driveway aprons and two pedestrian waiting stations; plant 56 street trees; install bicycle signage and approximately four miles of share-the-road striping; and improve safety at railroad crossings.
|
Kingston |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Scenic Hudson, Inc. |
The "Route 9-Westchester RiverWalk Transit Connector" ("Transit Connector") is planned as an ADA-compliant facility that will enable pedestrian and bicycle access between Route 9 neighborhoods and businesses and Tarrytown Station. Tarrytown Station is a multi-modal transportation hub with Hudson Line commuter rail service to Manhattan, Westchester, Putnam, and Dutchess Counties, as well as Bee Line Bus service throughout Westchester County, and Lower Hudson Transit Link, which provides bus service between Rockland County, Tarrytown and White Plains. The project is a public private partnership involving Westchester County, the Village of Tarrytown, and Scenic Hudson and is supported by an array of business, environmental, trail, bicycle, historic preservation groups as well as municipalities, elected officials and prominent individuals.
|
Tarrytown
|
NY |
$2,797,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shinnecock Indian Nation |
This project will increase safety, aid elder and handicap access, improve infrastructure, restore associated food, health service, and bathroom structures on the Shinnecock Powwow Grounds, and to have convenient shelter in the event of storms through the back of the Shinnecock Community Center. |
Shinnecock Indian Reservation Powwow Grounds |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Finger Lakes ReUse, Inc. |
This project will help support the development of a network of reuse ""hubs and exchanges"" for used materials throughout upstate New York, including the first ""hub"" - defined as a large processing and distribution facility to sufficiently manage marketable used materials that are currently landfilled or incinerated in the Southern Tier/Finger Lakes region, as well as create quality jobs and green workforce development opportunities, and provide technical assistance and critical start-up funding to at least 5 New York State communities to develop their own sustainable reuse operations - starting, as Finger Lakes ReUse did, with ""exchanges"" or retail outlets where the public may also drop off their unwanted quality used items.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$533,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum Regional Liaison Organization, DBA Advoc |
Requested funds will support Advocate Drum's work to advance community-military partnerships that promote the value of Fort Drum and strengthen our local communities and New York State through collaborative relationships and sustainable regional planning; cultivate private sector resources to support military infrastructure, energy security, and conservation; support Fort Drum communities as they address proposed changes in military missions and their potential impact on local and regional economics & culture; help communities create great places for our Service Members, their Families and Veterans to live, work and play. Advocate Drum is requesting $150,000 for the salary for an Executive Director and $100,000 in funding to maintain general operations.
|
Watertown |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gerard Place |
Gerard Place will complete renovation of Gerard Place's Education Building, which houses literacy training, GED classes, and a variety of family support programs. The scope of work includes repairing the basement foundation and boiler, as well as installing an elevator and additional bathroom for handicap accessibility.
|
Buffalo
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Street Settlement, Inc. |
Grand Street Settlement is requesting $1,930,000 for capital improvements, including full interior renovation, upgrades to fire and life safety systems, heating and air conditioning systems, energy efficiency upgrades, security improvements, plumbing improvements, accessibility alterations, program space improvements including new and expanded Early Head Start classrooms, and related equipment, labor and materials, within Grand Street Settlement's 80 Pitt St. Community Center.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Green-Wood Historic Fund |
Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York is constructing a 19,500 sf Education and Welcome Center directly across the street from the cemetery's main entrance which will welcome neighbors and tourists, provide a classroom for school programs, provide space for additional public programming and workforce development training, and engage visitors in the art, history and nature of this National Historic Landmark cemetery. The application is submitted by the Green-Wood Historic Fund, the nonprofit arm of the Cemetery, which oversees and funds the Green-Wood's educational and cultural activities.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albany |
If successfully funded, the proposed project would begin as expeditiously as possible and could be completed within the time frame of 12 to 24 months from commencement. The first phase will address most of the accessibility issues within the administrative office portion of the facility as well as smaller issues throughout the first floor of the building. North entry vestibule will be removed and ramp would be installed to allow for an accessible entrance and exit. Removal of interior partitions at the Director's Office to create a smaller office and allow for two unisex restrooms that are handicap accessible at the south end of the building. Modifying egress door(s) to be code compliant regarding width, swing direction, and hardware at all designated entry and egress doorways.
The improvement and modification according to the current building codes will ensure the safety of the visitors of the facility and, enhance the accessibility of the building to all residents. Once all the accessibility issues are resolved, renovations and construction on second floor could begin including new windows and finishes, lockable storage space, new partition and all finished and fixtures would be updated with a new layout. This proposed project would provide a teaching kitchen, which would greatly assist with nutrition education for the community. |
Albany
|
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Auburn |
Several preservation and maintenance activities are needed to restore City Hall prior to celebrating its Centennial in 2030. The project scope includes: ADA compliance/building upgrades throughout the public hallways and restrooms, replacement/repair of the historic slate roof and flat roods to stop interior water damage and prevent delamination of the exterior brick masonry, repair the historic masonry front steps as well as install a new handicap accessible entry for the 1st floor building, repainting throughout and maintenance to the historic yankee gutter system and maintenance to the buildings geo-thermal HVAC pumps and well system.
|
Auburn
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Binghamton |
The City of Binghamton is seeking federal funding for improvements and rehabilitation to their neighborhood fire stations. The City is committed to a one million dollar investment in its neighborhood fire stations, which will be complemented by this federal funding. Proposed improvements and renovations will not only update and modernize the stations and training facility, but make them safer, improve their longevity, and make them more efficient. These improvements will support public safety in the area.
|
Binghamton
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity New York City and Westchester |
The requested funds will be used for the construction of 71 affordable homeownership units across eight scattered sites located in East New York, Ocean Hill, Brownsville, Bedford-Stuyvesant , and Rugby Remsen Village. Funds will be disbursed to pay the general contractor (to be selected) for the hard costs required for the building as well as soft costs associated to the project.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County |
Construction of a Public Safety Training Facility and the purchase of a stand alone unit for live burn instruction for the fire companies of Herkimer County
|
Herkimer
|
NY |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hinge Neighbors Inc. |
Hinge Neighbors will use the funds to rehab an existing Queen Anne-style (1888), multi-family, vacant residence with technological/energy-efficient upgrades, workshop capabilities, affordable housing, and gathering space, with a focus on creative entrepreneurship, small-scale community manufacturing, creative residency, and multicultural event programming. The proposed LINE Center will help revitalize the South Marketview Heights low-income neighborhood and counteract years of stagnation and blight caused by the building of the Inner Loop North highway in Rochester, NY.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$1,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Home HeadQuarters, Inc. |
Home HeadQuarters, Inc. (HHQ) will use the requested funds to capitalize its Lease-Purchase program, facilitating at least 20 new, first-time homebuyers who would be unlikely to achieve homeownership without the wrap around support services available through the program. HHQ will rehabilitate homes, eliminating health and safety hazards and improving all major building systems and then lease them to lower income households, providing them with homebuyer education and financial counseling while they lease the home and reserving a portion of their rent toward their down payment costs for when they are ready to purchase the home.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homestead Development Corp. |
Develop affordable housing to be sold at cost to support essential workers
|
Lake Placid |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Housing, Inc. |
Hudson River Housing's VetZero Heroes Ride Program provides free, door-to-door transportation to healthcare services, VA facilities, job interviews and other important appointments for over 100 low to moderate income veterans from Dutchess County, annually. |
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$81,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Inc. Village of Freeport |
This proposal is for capital infrastructure improvements to the Village of Freeport waterfront business district. The proposed project is for the construction of a multi-level parking garage and police substation on Woodcleft Avenue (The Nautical Mile) , Freeport New York.
|
Freeport |
NY |
$3,258,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Bellport |
This coastal flood resiliency project for Howells Point has been designed for the terminus of three public streets and public parkland abutting a creek, properties which are all maintained by the Village of Bellport.
|
Bellport |
NY |
$3,318,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Valley Stream |
Project funds will be used for the construction of a multi-story parking garage at the Valley Stream LIRR train station. Consolidating parking into a safe, attractive, and covered parking structure will allow for economic development and revitalization around the train station - the west anchor of our downtown.
|
Valley Stream |
NY |
$12,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Integrated Community Alternatives Network |
The funds in this request will be used for the completion of the ICAN Family Resource Center in Central New York, combining educational play and learning with mental and behavioral health services in on community building. The Family Resource project has begun and is looking for funding for the last phase of the project to help finish and capitalize on the location for the all new Children's Museum.
|
Utica |
NY |
$5,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
InterFaith Works of Central New York |
The requested funds will be used to renovate a vacant and dilapidated Land Bank property in Syracuse and convert it into a welcoming home for refugees upon their arrival to the United States through the federal refugee resettlement program.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$248,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Tupper Lake |
Tupper Lake will prepare for completion of the Adirondack Rail Trail by improving sidewalk and trail connections from the trailhead/train station area to businesses and amenities. Tupper Lake will be the junction of the Adirondack Rail trail's southern section, a 56-mile rail connection to Old Forge, and the northern section, a 34-mile multi-use solid surface four-season trail connecting to Lake Placid. This proposed streetscape enhancement project will leverage and add value to New York State's investment of over $44 million in the Adirondack Rail Trail and the ongoing private sector investment in Tupper Lake's Junction Depot downtown area, site of the trailhead and train station.
|
Tupper Lake |
NY |
$1,910,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vision Urbana, Inc. |
The requested funds will sustain the Vision Urbana Pantry Express, the largest food security pantry in the Lower East Side that pioneered the concept ofhome-delivered pantry in NYC at the start of the pandemic to thousands of NYCHA and low income public housing residents eachweek providing much needed vegetables, fruits and pantry items to all 27 NYCHA developments on the Lower East Side, with aschedule of weekly grab & go pop-up distribution sites containing prepared meals to our hard to reach residents, in collaborationwith the local NYCHA Tenant Association leaders, private restaurants and reputable food partners like the Foodbank for NYC,Unitedway of NYC, City Harvest and City meals. Funds will underwrite costs related to our full time Pantry Director, LogisticCoordinator, Pantry Aides, Volunteer Coordinator, New Pantry Equipment (pallet jacks, utility wagons, carts), Truck and CargoVan related expenses.
|
New York |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jamestown Center City Development Corporation |
Funding will provide capital resources to equip and furnish a year-round sports-themed children's museum for toddlers through pre-teens. This state of the art, ADA compliant facility will encourage physical activity incorporating STEAM principals to children of all socioeconomic backgrounds.
|
Jamestown |
NY |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jazz90.1 WGMC-FM (Greece Central School District) |
As one of the nation's last public jazz radio stations, Jazz90.1 seeks funding to support our general operations.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Visiting Nurses Association of Central New York |
VNA of CNY is proposing the adaptive reuse of The Beeches, located at 7900 Turin Road in the city of Rome, New York, into a mixed use, aging in place community that will incorporate mixed income supportive housing, commercial development, resident and community amenities, walking trails, a gym, greenspace, modern technology infrastructure, medical offices, a cafe and more, all using an aging in place design model.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CCCADI |
These funds will be used for capital construction and outfitting of the Institute for Racial and Social Justice in Arts & Culture. The construction is part of a revitalization plan of the City of New York that requires a set-aside of 5000 sq. ft. of space for a cultural facility under the supervision of the NYC Economic Development Corporation. This complex is part of the first city-sponsored Media, Entertainment & Cultural Corridor located in the heart of East Harlem, NY. |
New York |
NY |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County Sewer District #2 |
This project will relocate a trunk sewer line within sewershed FE1A from under a local manufacturing facility to the local roadway. The location of the trunk line is inhibiting the manufacturer from making desired site changes to the facility to increase production. Additionally, this sewer line experiences chronic Sanitary Sewer Overflows (SSO's) on the private property when there is heavy rainfall. In relocating the sewer line to the municipal right-of-way, the District will also eliminate the stormwater sewer and sanitary sewer connection, which will not only benefit the environment, but will also increase capacity in the system for future manufacturing growth and job creation within the Town.
|
Fort Edward |
NY |
$9,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Watertown Family YMCA |
Renovation and new construction to convert a vacant environmental remediation site in the center of Watertown's downtown into a purposefully designed space that will ensure a viable, sustainable community center able to serve the growing demands and needs of the most vulnerable children, families, and seniors in our community. The funds will bridge the final gap to ensure completion of the 89,000 square foot YMCA Community and Aquatics Center in a severely distressed census tract with a poverty rate greater than 24.6% surrounded by low-to moderate income housing, transforming the downtown and significantly improving the lives of the population. |
Watertown
|
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Yates Cultural and Recreational Resources |
Our project is the construction of new community center facilities to include an outdoor full basketball/pickleball court, pavilion, and playground with a 35,000 sq ft indoor playing facility to increase access and affordability of all forms of physical activity and community events for our residents . The indoor portion will offer one turf field, two hard courts, bathrooms, storage, and a walking track for athletics, community events and programming. Federal funds will be used in combination with private donations, other grant funding, and in kind community donations to complete the construction project including all site work. More specifically the federal funds will be used to develop the indoor portion of the project: site work, foundation, building, bathrooms, and flooring.
|
Penn Yan |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Yeshiva University |
Lamport Auditorium is a premier community gathering and events space on Yeshiva University's Washington Heights campus. The requested funds would restore this space, a cornerstone of the Washington Heights neighborhood and New York's Jewish community.
|
New York |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA Buffalo Niagara |
Funding will support the general construction costs associated with building a 67,500 square-foot, fully accessible YMCA facility to meet the youth development and wellness needs of residents of North Buffalo and its surrounding communities.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Central New York |
The YMCA of Central New York has an opportunity to advance, evolve and/or reinvent its real estate platform for reach, growth, impact and service to Syracuse. The current Downtown YMCA site located at 340 Montgomery Street presently encompasses a combination of housing and wellness offerings to greater Syracuse-and specifically to the downtown community-and has served its members and constituents for decades. The appropriate location, site, and building platform for the YMCA in downtown Syracuse is now ripe for reimagination and, possibly, relocation.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater Rochester |
This request is being made for construction funding to create a community services facility to provide critical programming of childcare, aging adult services, family services, drowning prevention, healthcare and physical/mental health wellness activity. This project will result in the creation of a new YMCA community facility in the City of Canandaigua. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater Rochester |
This request is being made for construction and renovation funding to transform existing facilities and spaces into high impact Neighborhood Centers that will serve several specific community issues including: food access, social determinants of health, a rapidly aging population, disengaged youth, and youth engaged in risky behavior.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Middletown, NY |
The YMCA of Middletown is requesting $654,511 in federal funding to make necessary capital improvements to YMCA's Camp Robbins, located at 131 North Drive in Walden, NY. The requested funding will be used to weatherize and renovate existing buildings, upgrade the well and septic systems for winter use, and make repairs to the parking lot and camp roads, as well as adding educational components like a greenhouse and boat dock. The capital improvements will create local jobs, and enable the YMCA to serve youth and families in the surrounding communities year-round.
|
Middletown |
NY |
$655,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater New Y |
The capital funds will be equally shared between the Flushing YMCA and the Greenpoint YMCA, $1 million to each construction project.
The Flushing YMCA has been looking for a new location for decades because the current facility is nearly 100 years old, is smaller than more modern YMCA branches, and is not fully ADA accessible. We currently have an agreement to move forward on construction of a state-of-the-art YMCA in the Flushing Commons development that will serve thousands of Flushing community residents with a facility that is fully ADA compliant.
The Greenpoint YMCA has been looking for a new location for two decades because the current facility is only one third the size of our average branch and is not fully ADA accessible. We currently have an agreement to move forward on construction of a brand new YMCA in the Two Trees development that will serve thousands of Greenpoint and Williamsburg community residents and be fully ADA accessible. |
New York
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Jamestown New York |
The Jamestown Area YMCA will redevelop a brownfield in the City of Jamestown, NY to construct a new $31M energy-efficient facility that will increase access to affordable licensed childcare, connect people with health and wellness services, and encourage further development that will improve job opportunities. |
Jamestown |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Kingston and Ulster County |
The funds will be used to reopen the Child Watch Center to promote workforce development and encourage healthy behaviors. They will also be used to renovate the YMCA's exercise areas to make them more accessible for seniors and people with disabilities.
|
Kingston |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County |
YWCA seeks funds to preserve critical units of housing for individuals who experience homelessness by acquiring a former Salvation Army shelter that is zoned to provide temporary housing.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Franklin County |
Federal funding is being sought to expand Broadband access in Franklin County, to address current deficiencies in access to high-speed internet. A federal investment of $1 million will help to accelerate the broadband network to communities in the northern and southern parts of the county. |
Malone |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County |
Livingston County seeks funding for the final phase of the 'Light Up Livingston' initiative. 'Light Up Livingston' is a Livingston County project that responds to the need for high-speed, affordable broadband service in the County. Specifically, the request is to finalize 364.1 miles of fiber to the premise network to finish the 'Light Up Livingston Project'. The goal of 'Light Up Livingston' is to provide the opportunity for access to high-speed, fiber-optic internet to every address. This effort is comprised of several phases, internet service providers and grant opportunities (where available).
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors and County Administrator Ian M. Coyle are dedicated to improving the high-speed broadband network to enrich the quality of life for residents, ensure that economic development opportunities are available for agriculture and businesses and have a positive impact on education, telemedicine, emergency services, the local economy and home values.
Livingston County, through a public-private partnership with Empire Long Distance Corporation (dba Empire Access), seeks funds for a fiber to the premise network for a rural broadband project. Using the successful partnership, the partners propose a final phase network design capable of delivering speeds of 1 Gigabit-level internet service to unserved and underserved areas of the County.
|
Geneseo
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community and Cultural Outreach Initiative |
Funding will enable the society to provide high quality educational services for immigrant communities in Queens, especially adults and youngsters who reside in NY’s Congressional District 6. This project will enable QHS to provide our historical based programming to the non-English speaking community. The society will also create new programing which will provide services to help improve literacy as well as workshops to help with career building such as resume writing and job interview skills. We will also use funding to provide paid internships for students seeking higher education.
|
Flushing |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
VEQUES COMMUNITY NGO COALITION |
ViequesLove is focused on improving the resilience, preparedness, and sustainability of Vieques by coordinating disaster relief between the government and NGO’s and helping local organizations build capacity; and to repurpose its contact tracing team to become a wide-ranging health support system. To accomplish this, ViequesLove proposes a multi-pronged approach to build a comprehensive NGO, faith-based, and small business support funding system so that these institutions become more self-sufficient and sustainable while adding to the health care support that meets the island’s needs.
|
Vieques |
PR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Home of Central New York, Inc |
Our goal is improving residential care and safety, the buildings and program space on our campus where low and moderate income seniors and individuals with developmental and cognitive disabilities reside and are served are in significant disrepair and have outdated, obsolete and inefficient fixtures and accommodations. The structures, built as early as 1935, 1940s, 1950s and 1970s are in dire need of renovation, and building equipment is in need of replacement. The housing sites serve as a safety net for many frail and indigent seniors, and are a community resource for many not-for- profit agencies. Maintaining affordable housing and housing with supportive services allow seniors to remain independent and age in their choice of place. In addition, we need to upgrade and enhance our technology capabilities. As new advances are made in modern technology, there are increasingly more opportunities to improve the lives of seniors. Technology impacts many aspects of health care operation and care delivery.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County |
Livingston County is seeking an earmark to fund the restoration and expansion of a small interpretive center at the 80-acre Al Lorenz Park - the County's only parkland - located adjacent to Letchworth State Park, the Mount Morris Dam, a village center, and regional trail systems in Mount Morris, New York.
|
Livingston County
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County |
Livingston County is seeking funding for a supportive housing project to more cost effectively meet the housing needs of single homeless individuals in our community. This project will provide the appropriate supports to the homeless population including substance abuse treatment, mental health counseling, and job training to encourage self-sufficiency and prosperity. |
Livingston County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiative Support Corporation |
LISC is seeking FY 2023 Congressionally Directed Spending to serve as lifeline to 200 minority-owned small businesses with targeted technical assistance (on topics such as marketing, business planning, and how to access additional funding) that we will provide through our partners-an established network of 16 community-based organizations and the New York City Department of Small Business Services.
|
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation Western NY |
Our WNY LISC Congressional earmark request would complement that work, creating a $2 million fund to provide direct technical assistance. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mahopac Public Library |
This project includes thermal improvements to the exterior envelope including exterior wall, windows, doors, top of wall and roof conditions, flashing, copings and redirection of downspouts. Site improvements to parking area and storm water drainage. Improvements to the HVAC system controls including room sensors, zoning sequences, hot water pumps, duct controls, testing and balancing and water treatment. The project also includes other miscellaneous site, mechanical, electrical and general construction work to support the project.
|
Mahopac |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Corning, New York |
The Fire Department was constructed in 1974 and no longer meets the community's needs. The conditions of the facility of declined significantly over the last 47 years and it is not cost-effective to rehabilitate it. The building does not meet current building codes, ADA compliance, or energy codes. During the recent Covid pandemic, there was no way to sperate or quarantine first responders. Corning Incorporated has several large facilities within the City of Corning including our World Headquarters and the world-famous Corning Museum of Glass. These large scale facilities are reliant upon the City's Fire Department to provide firefighting and other critical emergency response services. Replacing the Fire Department facilities would ensure local industry and residents have the emergency response services they need.
|
Corning
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Glens Falls |
Infrastructure Upgrades and Improvements, Energy Efficiency, Updated HVAC and air quality.
|
Glens Falls |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
Funding requested by the City of Hornell would be used to repair and expand the aging municipal skatepark located at Shawmut Park to ensure the safety of residents and visitors.
|
Hornell
|
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
The park was created in 1974 with (at the time) 3 picnic areas with tables and grills, 2 softball fields, hardball field, 4 lighted tennis courts, regulation basketball court, 4 handball courts, 2 volleyball courts, and 2 children's play areas. In 1995 the City of Hornell added the pool area including a separate wading pool and locker rooms as well as an additional 3 picnic areas.
The City of Hornell intended to use a NYS Environmental Protection Fund award to rehabilitate four tennis courts, replace a wading pool with a ""sprayground"" and fixing the cracked pool deck, replace the pool house roof and pool cover, retrofit lighting with energy efficient alternatives, remove an outdated handball court to make room for a basketball court and add a ""family"" changing room to the locker rooms at the pool. These changes will make the park safer and more accessible to people of all ages as well as reduce maintenance costs of annually fixing run-down equipment.
Unfortunately the project description has been significantly scaled back as the original estimate was pre-covid and the cost of construction materials and labor have skyrocketed. |
Hornell
|
NY |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hudson |
The City proposes to utilize Federal funding to design and implement sidewalk improvements east of 2nd Street which will follow the ADA Standards for Accessible Design, as identified in a 2020 Accessibility Compliance Review of defined areas within the City. The City of Hudson proposes to complete the Hudson Sidewalk ADA Accessibility Compliance Improvements Project to address critical pedestrian infrastructure deficits throughout the city. According to the US Census Bureau, the City of Hudson has a population estimate of 6,072 (2019 U.S. Census), of whom 17.5% have a disability and are under the age of 65. While the facilities were built to the building and code standards at the time of construction, the majority of the public spaces within the City were largely designed and built before the enactment of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). As a result of this and the age of features within the City, instances of noncompliance are present which limit accessibility for many residents and visitors. The lack of crosswalks, dangerous intersections, and increasing truck traffic makes pedestrian travel difficult, especially for individuals who are mobility challenged. It is a high priority of the City to create a more walkable city, with safe streets that are accessible to everyone. The City of Hudson is poised to take the next steps toward ADA compliance and improved accessibility for all residents and visitors.
|
Hudson |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ithaca |
The project will complete design and construction of a 4,000 square foot addition to the Cass Park Reception Building, the hub of the 84 acre City park and the community center for the municipal ice rink and Olympic sized pool. The addition plan includes adding two locker rooms with restroom facilities, a multipurpose room, two offices, doubling of the lobby space and reconfiguration of the building entrance and high traffic areas. This project is shovel ready.
|
Ithaca
|
NY |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
The project will rehabilitate the Historic Ontario and Western New York Train Station (O&W) which has been vacant for nearly 30 years and left to decay. Once complete, the three story structure will house Agri-Business Child Development (ABCD), a non profit that offers HeadStart programs to both low income families and the children of farm/agricultural workers, while also providing healthcare and other services to farm worker families. The building will also contain eight affordable housing units where renters can take part in a renter to homebuyer program that will allot portions of paid rent into a homeowner savings account for a future downpayment.
|
Middletown
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mount Vernon NY |
A citywide campaign to rehabilitate (or demolish) all the zombie properties and upgrade or replace them with high-quality, 21stcentury homes will revitalize the city's economy
|
Mount Vernon
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester would like to assist homeowners in covering replacement of "inside" lead, lead-lined and galvanized water services (curb box to home). The average cost of water service is expected to be $5,000; however, this could rise given the increasing cost of materials due to COVID.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rome, NY |
This project seeks to revitalize a longtime underbuilt transportation corridor to support affordable housing and new housing/recreational opportunities. The project will reconstruct approximately a half-mile segment of public roadway, which formerly served military housing for the Griffiss Air Force base, to stabilize the surrounding neighborhood and support industry growth through complete streets and green infrastructure design methods.
|
Rome
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saratoga Springs, NY Fire Department |
The City of Saratoga Springs (NY) is requesting $3,100,000 to support the construction of a Fire Station/Emergency Medical Facility (Station 3) that will elevate current community safety and welfare standards and risk public safety risk in the city's Interstate 87 corridor.
|
Saratoga Springs
|
NY |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This project will provide funds to address emergency unsafe housing conditions in occupied rental properties. It will also support substantial blight remediation and/or removal of structures in order to make those sites ready for redevelopment to support Mayor Walsh's Resurgent Neighborhoods Initiative.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This project will fund the construction of affordable single and two-family homes in the City of Syracuse. It is part of Mayor Walsh's expansive Resurgent Neighborhood Initiative to build 200 units of new housing at scattered sites throughout the city.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clinton County, New York |
Funds obtained through this award will develop infrastructure at the site of the former Clinton County Airport (""former County Airport"") to create shovel-ready lots for an industrial business park located within Clinton County and the Town of Plattsburgh. It should be noted that this site is adjacent to the existing Air Industrial Park, which is currently operating at full build-out and occupancy.
The former County Airport project will incorporate construction of a roadway 2,350 feet in length that will connect to Industrial Boulevard (an existing road), including a paved section consisting of two, eleven-foot wide motor vehicle lanes with five-foot wide bicycle lanes on either side of the road to create a shared street. This project has already secured two major corporations who are committed to creating hundreds of jobs in the county, and a commitment from The Development Corporation to construct two industrial buildings to provide needed industrial space. |
Plattsburgh
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Capacity Development, Inc. |
This proposal would fund the acquisition and renovation of real property (a building) to support Project Community Resource, Training & Healing Justice Center, which will offer cultural, social, recreational, economic and civic services, combined with youth, adult and family programming that will service the entire borough of Brooklyn.
|
Jamaica
|
NY |
$8,551,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Outreach Center Inc |
COC will utilize all funds awarded for the timely construction of an additional facility which will provide the space needed to:
A) Host and expand its Senior Citizens Day and Recreational Center's program;
B) Create a vibrant job training center to provide PD and vocational preparatory classes to low-income individuals;
C) Offer mental health services and counseling to school-age children. |
Monsey
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connected Communities, Inc. |
Connected Communities intends to acquire and renovate two essential community spaces at risk of foreclosure, the North East Area Development (NEAD) office building and the Freedom School, to restore them to thriving spaces that our community can be proud of and benefit greatly from. Out of these two spaces, the Neighborhood Hub, a central area that will offer services for school-age children to older adults, and The Connect Lab, a co-working space for neighborhood nonprofits, organized groups, and community residents to enhance collaboration and foster community revitalization will be developed.
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Rochester
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Chautauqua Industrial Development Agency |
The Ripley Interstate Shovel Ready Site Development Project will support the acquisition of 147 acres of land and the construction of infrastructure to create a shovel-ready site that could ultimately support the construction of 1.625 million square feet of new, job-creating industrial, warehousing, and commercial space. In the near term, it will create critical shovel-ready inventory that is necessary to meet existing, unmet demand and attract businesses to the region. The project represents a substantial investment in the long-term economic viability of the Western New York region in general and Chautauqua County in particular by creating opportunities for job creation and training for well-paying, quality jobs. |
Jamestown
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Oswego Industrial Development Agency |
The funds will be used to fill the funding gap in constructing a 30,000 square foot modern flexible industrial facility on the former Nestle site in the City of Fulton, NY. The building will be owned by the County of Oswego Industrial Development Agency and leased to multiple early stage high growth manufacturing companies that will create jobs and investment in a distressed area.
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Oswego
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Discovery Center of Science and Technology, DBA MO |
An exhibit for visitors to explore the concept and practice of sustainable agriculture through interactive displays. Funds will be used for physical upgrades (deinstallation of existing exhibit, installation of lighting, flooring, ancillary signage, barriers), interactive Components (a combination of components purchased through vendors or, for smaller pieces, fabricated in-house), development & Production of Content (text and image panels, digital media, curriculum guides), and marketing & Promotion (exhibit opening, school coordination, community involvement).
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County |
Suffolk County seeks $3 million in funding to support a new down payment assistance funding for revitalizing communities in our region. As the County’s Connect Long Island Regional Economic Development and Transportation Plan continues to prioritize investment in downtown areas and revitalization of distressed communities, it is critical that we find ways to both support revitalization efforts while preserving homeownership opportunities for local residents and renters. A down payment assistance program will allow long-time residents to benefit from the revitalization of their communities and provide neighborhood stability, setting a firm foundation for future growth.
|
Hauppauge |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Emerald Isle Immigration Center (EIIC) |
Emerald Isle Immigration Center (EIIC) is engaged in a much needed renovation and expansion of their community center located at 4275 Katonah Avenue in the Woodlawn section of the Bronx; this approximately $3M project will double the community program space, make all four floors fully accessible to seniors and families and allow Emerald Isle to continue to provide critical free legal aid to immigrants and a range of social and support serves for the Irish Diaspora again in place in the Bronx. The project has support from the New York City Council, New York State and the Irish Government.
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Bronx
|
NY |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Feed Albany |
Feed Albany will be using these funds to continue serving people in Albany, Schenectady and Rensselaer counties prepared meals. We currently provide 1700 meals weekly and would like to maintain and increase this number. With rising food costs we would like to maintain 2-5 meals per person each week with the goal of producing 2500 meals per week by the end of 2022.
|
Albany
|
NY |
$271,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Children's Village |
This is a building and renovation project to ensure building safety for New York children living in foster care and residential homes on The Children's Village campus. Building improvements are needed on residential buildings because of global warming, high need for crisis intervention and wear and tear of outdated residential facilities. |
Dobbs Ferry |
NY |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Fireboat McKean Preservation Project, Inc |
The funds will be used to repair the retired FDNY McKean Fireboat's hull and replace all the original electrical, mechanical and electronic parts that were installed on the McKean Fireboat when it was built in 1954. Funds will also be allocated to change all the fireboat's outdated windows, doors and paint and stain where needed to the exterior and interior areas of the Fireboat. |
Yorktown Heights |
NY |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mary Cariola Children's Center, Inc. |
For program efficiencies and improvements, as well as opportunities to grow and accommodate the ever-increasing number of individuals with complex disabilities, we are seeking funding to support the construction of new school facilities that will allow us to consolidate our three (3) leased campuses onto a single campus that we own.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty |
Met Council is seeking funds for capital improvements to the Preston Court Food Warehouse, which will include modern, energy-efficient refrigeration; accessible storage; expanded and modernized office space; and the resources to move product quickly and efficiently. Upgrading this space will achieve operational efficiencies that will quadruple our capacity allowing us to serve hundreds of thousands of food-insecure kosher and halal New Yorkers who are otherwise undeserved.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midtown Utica Community Center |
The Midtown Utica Community Center (MUCC) is requesting funding for the construction, rehabilitation, and improvement of a critical public facility in the city of Utica, New York that provides services to refugees and immigrants in the community. The building, formerly a church built in 1917, is in dire and urgent need of capital improvements to prevent the building from becoming blighted; MUCC has limited financial and resource capacity to complete a major renovation. The building has not been updated since its inception, although it has undergone minor repairs that included fixing the roof and porch. With a federal investment, MUCC will be able to make enhancements to the building that improve the health and welfare of the community, while addressing the needs of a low-income, diverse population.
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Utica |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Friends of The Mozartina/Tarrytown Music Hall |
The Music Hall's current air conditioning system was designed in the 1930s as the theater was converted into a movie house. Since the stage are was not to be used, some of the (very noisy) equipment was placed in the wings, which creates multiple problems for the current use as a performing arts center
|
Tarrytown |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County |
Funding will be used to build an addition to the Monroe Community College (MCC) Applied Technology center to increase Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (S.T.E.M) offerings to address workforce demands in the Finger Lakes Region of Upstate NY. The new center would offer programming such as: automotive technologies, heating, ventilation and air conditioning and precision machining to MCC students many of whom come from low to moderate income families. These services are currently offered at a location separate from the main campus that no longer adequately serves the program.
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Monroe County
|
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Housing Development Corporation |
Project will be used to meet relocation needs of the chronically homeless and disabled into permanent housing. It will also be used to teach households how obtain, maintain, and manage income (including employment for those that can work), support their treatment choices to manage their disability, teach them skills to remain stably housed and understand their rights as tenants and provide critical transportation resources to meet these goals.
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Rochester
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Moriches Rotary Health Camp, DBA Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck |
Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck, a sleep-away camp for children and youth with special needs, is seeking funding for facilities improvements. These improvements will ensure that the Camp, which is 75 years old, can continue to offer a safe and high-quality camp experience to the hundreds of families that rely on the Camp as a resource and source of respite each year.
|
Center Moriches |
NY |
$1,395,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Queens Economic Development Corporation |
Queens Together will support local restaurants and food manufacturers through business assistance. It will help them support their communities in times of crisis and become better businesses. Funds will be used for training, education and food during emergencies.
|
Kew Gardens
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rebuilding Together Saratoga County |
Rebuilding Together Saratoga County seeks funding to assist 50 low-income older adult homeowners in Saratoga, Warren, and Washington Counties with accessibility modifications and repairs to their homes, at no cost to the people we will help. This will enable these low-income older adults to remain safely and independently in their own homes and communities, allow them to age-in-place successfully, preserve affordable homeownership, and maintain and improve affordable housing stock.
|
Ballston Spa
|
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Recovery All Ways |
To build a culture of health, CCA and Recovery All Ways will provide a new site where outreach, engagement, case management, and wraparound support for persons with substance use disorder (SUD) can continue.
This will support Site Control and Acquisition, Personnel, Other-than Personnel Operations, Participant Support Costs and indirect costs. |
Rochester |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Recovery Houses of Rochester, Inc. |
The requested funds will be used for providing Rental assistance and support for residents entering Recovery Houses of Rochester from Treatment and Corrections to provide support for the first 90 days of entering the program .
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Responsive to Our Community |
The impetus for this request is the astronomical increase in building material costs over the last two years. These increased costs have severely impacted our mission to rehab dilapidated buildings in Syracuse and turn them into affordable housing for battered women and children which is our mission. In addition, this funding is needed as we pay our carpentry trainees minimum wage throughout their three-month training period and then place them with the local union hall that provides them with an opportunity for long-term, gainful employment. Shelters are filled and Vera House, the Salvation Army, and Catholic Charities are continually in touch with us asking for available rental units for their clients.
|
Liverpool
|
NY |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Black Theatre Workshop, Inc. |
National Black Theatre is embarking on a transformative property redevelopment project with a vision of building a singular world-class multipurpose performing arts and job-training center that elevates its mission of commissioning, developing, incubating, educating, training, and producing multidisciplinary work by Black artists from across the in diaspora. The new facility will be a sustainable platform of permanence that offers a vital pipeline for BIPOC artists to create new economic verticals through job-training and work force development programs, a business and nonprofit incubator, and free and subsidized rentals to local artists, mission-driven organizations, and community groups.
|
New York |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Urban League, Inc. |
The Urban League Empowerment Center (ULEC) is currently under construction with L+M Development Partners, Taconic Investment Partners, and BRP Companies to develop an underutilized New York State-owned parking garage at 121 West 125th Street, Harlem, USA, into a 414,337 SF state-of-the-art mixed-use project totaling $242 million ($78 million is the NUL development cost). Included in this is construction and fit-out for the Institute for Race, Equity and Justice Conference Center that the surrounding low and moderate income community can utilize where at least 51%of those residents are low/moderate income -meeting CDBG-EDI requirements. Also, there will be over 15 permanent new hires for the Urban Civil Rights Museum (also included in construction and fit-out) and the Conference Center and we will commit to hiring 51% of low and moderate income individuals for those positions -- meeting CDBG-EDI requirements. Both the Museum and the Institute/Conference Center will have programming and outreach to the surrounding low and moderate income community (where at least 51%of those residents are low/moderate income -meeting CDBG-EDI requirements).
|
Harlem |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Neighborhood Housing Services of Queens |
Neighborhood Housing Services of Queens (NHSQ) seeks funding for the acquisition of a property in East Elmhurst as a permanent home for the organization. NHSQ will lose its current offices in 2024. By acquiring this property, NHSQ will be able to continue to serve more than 3000 individuals and families providing first-time homebuyers services, foreclosure prevention, repair services, housing education, financial planning, and digital skilling.
|
Woodside |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Museum of Contemporary Art |
The New Museum, a leading non-profit contemporary arts museum on Manhattan's Lower East Side, is planning to construct a 55,000 sq.ft. addition adjacent to their current facility. This $108.4M capital expansion will double the Museum's footprint, improve public circulation, enhance indoor air quality and energy efficiencies, create a 20% increase in permanent staff (to 176), raise annual attendance to 500,000.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York Botanical Garden |
NYBG is a world-renowned cultural institution rooted in the Bronx. The buildings and grounds are the asset and responsibility of a century old public / private partnership established by the City of New York. For FY23 and part of a capital master plan, the Garden seeks to completely renovate and restore the outdated operations yard into a twenty-first century Worker's Operation Center. By awarding $1M in capital funding for the restoration of this area / capital project, the daily work needs of the Garden's core DC37 workforce of 175 - the building service employees, engineers, carpenters, and administrative staff maintain NYBG as an open, accessible, and safe urban sanctuary for the over 1 million guests and their families that visit NYBG.
|
Bronx
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New-York Historical Society |
The New-York Historical Society seeks federal funding to support a 70,000 sf, four-story expansion of our current building on Manhattan's Upper West Side. The expansion will house The American LGBTQ+ Museum, a new museum dedicated to LGBTQ+ history and culture, attracting and serving new constituencies, and advancing understanding of American history by highlighting the stories of this often marginalized community. It will also provide N-YHS with much-needed new gallery and classroom spaces, greatly expanding our ability to provide crucial education services to our audiences, including K-12 students and teachers, students pursuing higher education opportunities, and scholars and lifelong researchers.
|
New York |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Bridge Commission |
The Rainbow Bridge pedestrian sidewalk requires rehabilitation of concrete spalls on the walking surface and underside of deck as well as rehabilitation to address corrosion and modification of the walking surface grading is necessary in order to improve drainage.
|
Lewiston |
NY |
$804,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RISE Housing and Support Services |
Federal funding will be used to support the pre-development and construction of a second story addition, as well as the reconfiguration of the first floor of RISE Housing and Support Services' existing main office building necessary for the facilitation of HOMEBASE - a low-barrier, psychosocial program that will provide a supportive, safe community for vulnerable citizens struggling with mental health, substance abuse and/or street-homelessness.
|
Saratoga Springs
|
NY |
$2,358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Niagara University is requesting funds to complete the Academic Innovation Hub. The Hub is in the heart of the North end of the City of Niagara Falls in the Bridge District. This area is distressed and like other blighted areas it is plagued by a low number of homeowners, few businesses, a high crime rate, and low literacy rates which impact revitalization efforts. The Hub will function as a community education space and will provide residents opportunities to attend speaker events, concerts, art shows, and community meetings. In addition, we will offer short-term workforce development classes. Information Technology, Early Childhood Education, Supply Chain Management, and Hospitality were identified as areas in-demand in Niagara County and a priority of the Regional Economic Development Council (REDC). The Hub's location in the city makes it an ideal location for residents to attend training. The Hub is accessible by bus for those outside of the north end and is walkable for those residing in the neighborhood. All course offerings contain classwork leading to an industry recognized credential. Successful completion provides the student options for direct employment or a pathway to a post-secondary degree. The goals of this project are: (1) Completion of the Academic Innovation Hub in the City of Niagara Falls; and (2) Provide a community space to provide short-term trainings (micro-credentials) in high demand areas of Information Technology, Early Childhood Education, Supply Chain Management, and Hospitality.
|
Niagara |
NY |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Fringe Festival, Inc. |
The requested funds will be used to construct a Spiegeltent-a "Magic Mirror Tent" decorated with mirrors and stained glass-as a major venue of the Rochester Fringe Festival. By constructing a Spiegeltent of its own rather than having to rent one annually, the Fringe will reduce operating costs, free up funds to support events and performances that are free to the public, and benefit other communities throughout New York State that will rent the portable facility for their own use. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Rehabilitation Center dba Rochester Reha |
Rochester Rehabilitation Center (RRC) seeks funding to create an accessible hub and complete significant capital improvements (HVAC upgrades, roof/window replacement, exterior brick repointing, fire control panel box replacement, production floor and loading dock upgrades, and interior renovations to expand office space) to our University Avenue location. Once RRC's improvements are complete and RRC can relocate all mental/behavioral health services to University Avenue, the site will provide greater ease of access to services, increased realization of service synergies and management oversight, and enhanced opportunities to assure optimal implementation of comprehensive service delivery.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NY Ski Educational Foundation (NYSEF) |
NYSEF will construct a new building complex at 132 Old Military Road in Lake Placid which will provide state-of-the-art amenities, and will also serve as the organization's headquarters. The proposed facility will expand on current sport related facilities in the area to youth/development groups to work on unique strength/conditioning, and provide academic/conferences space at an affordable rate - allowing programs to happen more frequently - opening up Lake Placid to a large range of groups while adding another recreational 'hub' in the Adirondacks.
|
Wilmington |
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RUPCO, Inc. |
RUPCO is requesting financial support for the soft and hard development costs for a hotel conversion to provide desperately needed supportive housing for previously homeless people. The target populations for this project will be homeless individuals or families with unmet housing needs and have serious mental illness (SMI), substance use disorders (SUD), veterans with honorable discharge, victims of domestic violence, HIV, re-entry, young adults (18-24), and the chronically homeless. RUPCO will convert a 145-room hotel to approximately 81 units of permanent supportive housing located at 114 Route 28 in the town of Ulster, NY. |
Kingston
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saratoga Regional YMCA |
Funding will be used to support the construction of an Intergenerational Hub for Health and Wellness on the Y's Saratoga Springs campus, including a new Senior Center. The Saratoga Senior Center and the Saratoga Regional YMCA are entering into a new strategic partnership for this shovel ready $7,000,000 capital expansion project resulting in a 39,000 square foot building including a 14,000 square foot Senior Center. The project will bring expanded senior health & wellness programs and spaces, expanded space for more child care slots, and the addition of a new gymnasium and indoor play space to serve more daycare, youth and families.
|
Saratoga Springs
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center |
The West End Arts Campus is a project of the City of Auburn's Downtown Revitalization Initiative. It leverages arts and cultural to increase cultural tourism through capital improvements that will increase overall accessibility, create more spaces for public programs and connect to the Cayuga Museum of History and Art next door, creating a destination that includes history, visual and performing arts all on one campus. The Schweinfurth project includes a new entrance and elevator from the parking lot, expanded front plaza, indoor/outdoor classroom, parking, walkways, lighting and signage. |
Auburn |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sisters of Saint Joseph of Brentwood, NY |
In response to the pressing need in Brentwood, NY for a community outreach center, the Sisters of St. Joseph are poised to re-purpose a 62-year old former school building on their property as a site for adult education, a legal clinic for immigrants, and emergency food assistance.
We are requesting funds funds to meet the costs of renovation of a 59-year old former school building to serve as the hub of this project. |
Brentwood
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden |
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden seeks federal funding through this Congressionally Directed Spending Request to conduct essential repairs and upgrades required to reopen our historic Music Hall to the public by September 2023.
Built in 1892, the Music Hall interior has suffered damage due to water incursion and requires upgrades to comply with American Disabilities Act requirements for live performance venues before it can reopen. |
Staten Island
|
NY |
$2,735,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Society of the United Helpers |
The Project is to renovate the vacant, dilapidated former United Helpers Adult Home in Ogdensburg. United Helpers is a vital provider of a unique array of post-acute and community-based services. We seek to strengthen our essential organization in part by renovating the former Adult Home in Ogdensburg into market-rate one- and two-bedroom apartments available for short- and long-term leases. Property management is one of UH's strengths, as we manage 23 senior and disabled subsidized housing apartment complexes in St. Lawrence and Jefferson Counties.
|
Ogdensburg
|
NY |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
State Theatre of Ithaca, Inc. |
As we approach our Centennial Anniversary, the historic State Theatre of Ithaca is planning improvements and upgrades that will aid in the Theatre's structural stability and comfort, accessibility, and ability to financially sustain itself and fulfill its role in our tourism economy. The improvements, including air conditioning, lobby expansion, roof repairs, stage floor reinforcement and replacement, stage lighting upgrades, and ADA accessibility to the entry, will build opportunities for more arts and cultural experiences for visitors and local residents alike.
|
Ithaca
|
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Storm King Art Center |
Storm King Art Center's first-ever Capital Project will enhance the visitor experience; protect its art and landscape; and sustain its leadership in the field of art in nature. The Project includes a new Welcome Sequence and a dedicated Conservation, Fabrication, and Maintenance Building, ensuring that Storm King continues to be an unmatched destination for art in nature for years to come.
|
New Windsor
|
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sullivan County |
The Sullivan O&W Rail Trail build-out project seeks to connect five local rail trail developments on the former O&W line in order to achieve a regionally scaled 60+/- mile rail trail facility addressing Sullivan County's priority needs of economic development and health improvement. This funding request is intended to expand the existing underutilized 1.3-mile section of trail in the hamlet of Parksville (Town of Liberty) Liberty by constructing 7+/- miles of new trail along side the world class Little Beaverkill trout stream, culminating in the hamlet of Livingston Manor (Town of Rockland). |
Monticello
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Susan B. Anthony House dba National Susan B Anthon |
The National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House has purchased 1.3 acres of blighted, urban property on which to build a new Interpretive Center. The new, 20,000 sq ft building will allow the museum to expand its programs and experiences for the local community and meet the growing demand for its national and international audience.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sustainable Neighborhoods LLC |
Sustainable Neighborhoods LLC will use this funding to support a suite of affordable lending products for low- and moderate-income families in New York State so that they can keep their homes, build assets, and sustain intergenerational wealth. We will use funds to support programmatic operating expenses associated with the following: outreach to raise public awareness of our loan programs, processing of loan applications, and ongoing counseling to loan recipients. |
New York
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
The synthetic Turf Field at the Recreation was constructed in 2007. The existing surface is approximately fifteen years old and in need of rehabilitation.
|
Long Beach
|
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Housing Authority |
The City of Syracuse, the Syracuse Housing Authority, and several local partners have embarked on the tranformation of the New 15th Ward/East Adams Neighboorhood, in alignment with the planned deconstruction of Interstate 81. The project will deliver more than 1500 units of mixed-income housing and high quality neighborhood amenities; this request is to defray costs associated with relocating our residents, demolishing our aging and distressed public housing, and environmental remediation at the development sites.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$15,887,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Bronx Community Foundation |
The Bronx Community Foundation requests funding to support Phase 1 of the new Community Workforce Innovation & Development Center, which will advance innovation- and talent-focused education and community development, as well as propel job creation and inclusive economic growth for Bronx residents. It will also continue the already impactful work of the Foundation across the entire borough of the Bronx, a much needed institution to improve the lives of Bronxites and organizations who reside in our great borough. Located in a new, multi-use space, programming at the Center will focus on entrepreneurship education, workforce training and jobs placement, food security, school-to-job pipelines, technical assistance and training for nonprofits and small businesses and more. The location will act as a catalyst for our borough-wide participatory decision making strategy. The Center will also include affordable housing units, a health care center, retail, co-working, and commercial spaces, and programming for justice-involved individuals, and will house The Bronx Community Foundation's first ever headquarters.
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Bronx
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Law and Human Values (DBA The Actio |
Requested funds will be used towards the acquisition and upgrade of a building in the Bushwick, Brookly neighborhood to create the Brooklyn Center for Social Justice, Entrepreneurship and the Arts (BCSEA). The BCSEA will house non-profit organizations and endeavors and will be a vital hub for justice oriented arts and business incubation.
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Ossining
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Center for New York City Neighborhoods, Inc. |
The Homeowner Help Desk assists New York City homeowners who may be at risk of losing their home due to threats to affordability from a variety of economic pressures, along with scams that prey on vulnerable homeowners. The Homeowner Help Desk's goals are to 1) bring housing counseling, financial counseling, and legal services directly to vulnerable homeowners; 2) raise awareness around scam prevention and programs and assistance available to NYC homeowners; and 3) identify existing and emerging homeowner needs. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Geneva Family YMCA |
Our project will renovate and expand the Geneva Family YMCA's existing aging and cramped building by over 10,000 square feet, creating a safe and secure facility, while allowing for increased programs and services for our community to better meet current and future needs. Our Y is a cornerstone within our community and has diligently served children, families, adults and seniors since 1870. Very few people residing in the greater Geneva area have not had their families touched in some way by the Geneva YMCA. This project will ensure the Geneva Y can continue offering quality childcare, youth sports, life-saving aquatics programs, health and wellness programming and social outlets to our community for the next 150 years. |
Geneva |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Hamilton Tenant Office |
To help with community events
To help the women and men and children of this community |
Rochester |
NY |
$3,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army Empire State Division |
The Empire State Division is continually seeking ways to improve resources and implement our mission in creative, practical ways. The goal of reaching more people, bringing hope and improving the lives of those we serve requires adapting our existing model to a more direct and integrated approach. It is for this reason that we have established a Mobile Mission Center (MMC) out of The Salvation Army Massena location bringing the strength of The Salvation Army to rural communities that are distant from our Corps and Service Centers.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$161,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Strand Center for the Arts |
The Strand respectfully requests project funding for the acquisition of fixed capital equipment and major renovations to resolve interior & exterior environmental issues and improve physical accessibility and energy efficiency in its Arts Center building - 1 of 2 properties forming our downtown Plattsburgh campus. Overall, this project will comprehensively help to address issues of building stabilization, further reduce the organization's operating costs, and positively impact the public we serve by ensuring the Strand can maintain its presence in this key location. The Arts Center houses our Gallery, Box Office, Administrative Offices, Artist Store, Clay Studio, and a new 2nd floor MakerSpace Suite comprising a Digital Technologies Lab, Visual Arts & Music Studios, and Multimedia Lab. |
Plattsburgh |
NY |
$291,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Voices Heard, Inc. |
Community Voices Heard (CVH), The Legal Aid Society (LAS), and The Community Service Society of New York (CSS) propose a collaborative project (with CVH as the lead) to help NYC public housing residents to improve their living conditions and preserve affordable housing.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,285,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Brooklyn Food Coop |
The funds to continue and extend our outreach efforts to get to 750 members, fund the real estate search and afford the initial down payment, and support store operations in the first few years we operate as a food retail store
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Village of Mamaroneck |
The Village of Mamaroneck is requesting $457,000 to complete the next phase of its Mamaroneck Avenue Pedestrian Safety Improvements project to address existing safety deficiencies that are desperately needed in this heavily trafficked low/moderate income corridor surrounded by several local schools. This project will vastly improve amenities and safe passage for pedestrian/bicycle access in this area and surrounding neighborhoods that rely on Mamaroneck Avenue as a vital connection gateway to other areas of the Village, public transit, the Mamaroneck Avenue School, and the French-American School. These improvements will also promote proper drainage in the area, which is subject to severe flooding. Additionally, in the early 2000s, this area was declared by the Mamaroneck Board of Trustees as a "Slum and Blight" area, and these improvements will positively contribute to the livability and attractiveness of the environment. |
Mamaroneck |
NY |
$457,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Village of Port Chester |
The Village of Port Chester is requesting $385,000 to replace its 40-year-old, obsolete generator and associated electrical system that currently presents a safety hazard and is unable to function at even the minimum standards necessary to meet operational needs during critical events. The system caught fire in August 2020 when in use and burned a portion of its components, rendering it unable to handle the full load of the building for any period of time. This system serves 350 North Main Street, home to Port Chester's Police Department, Emergency 911 Dispatch, and the Courts.
|
Port Chester |
NY |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tompkins County |
As part of our Tompkins County resiliency efforts, it has become clear that we must be prepared for extreme weather and other catastrophic events associated with a changing climate that could interfere with electricity service to many downtown County buildings that provide core services. Five of the County's largest buildings in downtown Ithaca, including the County Courthouse, Old Jail Administrative Building, Old Courthouse including County Legislature Chambers, Mental Health Building and Human Services Building currently do not have redundant power supplies. This need will be even more magnified as we shift to electric vehicles and electric heating, making reliable electric service critical to continuing government services regardless of circumstance. |
Ithaca |
NY |
$1,023,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cheektowaga |
Cheektowaga seeks a Congressionally Directed Spending award to demolish two existing full-depth pools at both the Maryvale and the Dingens Street Town Parks. This is due to the age of the existing pools, (more than 30 years old), the chronic lack of lifeguard staffing, which has plagued most municipalities in Western New York, the cost of operating both pools in terms of electrical and chemical consumption, and low demand for mega-sized pools. |
Cheektowaga |
NY |
$1,383,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Franklin |
The proposed project will extend broadband service in the Town of Franklin, New York - a high-cost, last-mile area that would face challenges receiving private investment in the absence of public support. |
Vermontville |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Harrison |
Passidomo Veteran's Memorial Park is located at 1 Casarella Way off Lake Street. The Park lies on the border of the City of White Plains and the shores of Silver Lake, the Town's only waterfront. Adjacent to the Park is a Westchester County-owned historic battle site (Merritt Hill/Battle of White Plains). The Park also includes a portion of the Heritage Trail, although connectivity is in disrepair.
In the last 10-20 years, Harrison has attempted to overhaul the Park's significant state of disrepair in small, manageable phases, including a new multi-use sports field and public pool. However, the Town has been unable to properly plan for a cohesive and comprehensive restoration of the degraded public space and is requesting funding from OPRHP to do so. The project scope will include hiring a consultant to produce plans, designs, and construction alternatives, taking into account community feedback and public needs.
Presently, the Park is not user-friendly and lacks connectivity and accessibility. It also needs equipment updates (playgrounds, public picnic facilities, etc.), beautification, and waterfront access restoration closed to the public for the past several decades. |
Harrison |
NY |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hempstead |
The Department of Planning and Economic Development has identified the need to improve the green on Center Lane in Levittown and install a handicap swing at Thurmon Munson Park in Wantagh (ranked in priority order). These funds are needed for infrastructure improvements and to provide the accessibility for the physically challenged. |
Hempstead |
NY |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead, NY |
The Town of North Hempstead seeks to upgrade the 6.07-acre Bunky Reid Park, adjacent to and part of the Yes We Can Community Center, which is one of the few outdoor park, recreation and wellness spaces for New Cassel and the Village of Westbury. North Hempstead will renew and improve this outdoor community park with a new skate park, community gardens and pollinator areas, and improvements to the deteriorating swimming pool. |
Manhasset |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oyster Bay |
The Town of Oyster Bay proposes to construct a permanent roof structure above the ice rink at Marjorie R. Post Park in Massapequa, NY. The roof will be equipped with solar panels allowing for the facility to be powered with renewable energy. |
Oyster Bay |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Whitestown |
In September 2020, the Town of Whitestown secured at least $20 million from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Floodplain Easement Program for the buy-out of eligible residential properties in the Village of Whitesboro, located in Whitestown, ravaged by the 2019 Halloween Storm/Flood (""project area"").
The buy-out of an approved property owner is achieved by NRCS purchasing a floodplain easement and the structures (house) within the easement area with Whitestown, as project sponsor, purchasing the remaining fee title (land). The value of the property is based on the appraised fair market value as of the day before the 2019 Halloween Storm/Flood. At the end of the process, Whitestown becomes the property owner, subject to a floodplain easement held by the United States under NRCS oversight. The land within the floodplain easement must remain forever ""green"" in accordance with NRCS regulations. Please see attached information for more details. |
Whitestown |
NY |
$1,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tucker Missionary Baptist Church |
These funds will be used to secure and develop the land around our church for housing and development due to the I-81 project in which our church will be directly affected. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ulster County |
Ulster County Transportation Council (UCTC) recently completed a feasibility study to examine the challenges posed by the limitations of UCAT's existing transit storage and maintenance facility, which is located at 1Danny Circle on Golden Hill. This transit garage was built in 2005 was found to be in excellent condition and well maintained. However, in the 15 years since its construction, a number of deficiencies have arisen pertaining to ADA compliance of interior office, break and meeting spaces and best practices for garage maintenance and storage of vehicles and parts. Improved handicapped access, floor drain replacement, storage conversion, flammable storage provisions, as well as other deferred maintenance costs have been estimated by an independent engineering firm to cost roughly $1.200 million. |
Kingston |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Upstate Minority Economic Alliance |
UMEA is seeking financial assistance for establishing a fully staffed mobile/physical small business center (e.g., site development, FF&E, staffing, and training curricula development) along with virtual portals centralizing business development and certification/bidding support resources, and a new equity-based capital fund. The center will be a hub for inclusive procurement activities occurring across the Central New York Region, predominantly offering specialized training and technical assistance designed to prepare minority contractors (i.e., certified M/WBEs and DBEs) for subcontracting opportunities associated with the proposed $2.5B+ investment in I-81 redevelopment projects underway by NYSDOT, Onondaga County, and the City of Syracuse. The city and county are reviewing their budgets and seeking to match financial contributions made for establishing the one-stop-shop. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Uptown Grand Central |
The now-funded extension of the Second Avenue Subway to Harlem -- and the development that is likely to accompany it -- offer a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to bring economic and transit equity to East Harlem, and transform 125th Street into a regional transit hub that will serve new Q train passengers arriving into Harlem and Upper Manhattan, commuters and recreational travelers headed to upstate New York on the Metro-North Railroad, and travelers to LaGuardia Airport. Funds are requested for a neighborhood planning study that will ensure the community has an informed voice and unified vision for the improvements to be made along with the new subway line - including building a 125th Street station worthy of serving as both a gateway to historic Harlem and as the northern regional transit hub for New York City as a whole. |
New York |
NY |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cape Vincent |
The Village of Cape Vincent looks to improve access and safety to tourist that utilize East End Park. The Village is current in the process of completing Phase 1 of the improvements with an investment of $4.2 million in new docks, pavilion/bathrooms, a deep water dock and shoreline protection. Phase 2 would provide boat and trailer parking and improve pedestrian safety accessing the St. Lawrence River. |
Cape Vincent |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Elmsford |
This capital project will construct a water storage tank to protect water quality, increase drinking water system supply capacity, support economic development, and bring the water system into compliance with industry standards. The project is needed to replace the existing water tank, the sole source of storage in the Village's system, which is corroding and is under orders from the Department of Health. |
Elmsford |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Lynbrook |
The proposed Project provides for the resurfacing of 3 municipal grade level parking fields, and purchase of landlocked real property adjacent to one of the municipal parking field to create additional parking. The existing parking fields, located on Carpenter Ave, Langdon Place, and Earle Ave/St James Place are improved with asphalt which have showed signs of severe damage and require resurfacing. Landlocked real property on St James Place, used as a nonconforming boarding house, abuts the existing municipal field and would be used to expand such field and eliminate blight. |
lynbrook |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of North Syracuse |
Centerville Park is centrally located within the Village along the northbound side of South Bay Road between Wells Avenue East, Centerville Place, and Church Street. The site currently consists of a parking area, playground, basketball court, sledding hill, pavilion, and lawn area. The park received Community Development and Save the Rain funds in 2013 to improve drainage issues, court resurfacing, reduction of impervious area, walkway resurfacing, parking area resurfacing, and tree plantings. With this work, the Village's in-kind services involved installing a pavilion. With the amount of use this park is now receiving between the park activities and pavilion rentals, bathroom facilities are needed. This requires users to leave the park if they need to use the restroom facilities. Adding restroom facilities for park users would require tying into the existing Village sewage system (~300 LF), the OCWA water system (~300 LF), and the National Grid electrical system that are all located along adjacent South Bay Road (CR 208). Each of the two (2) unisex ADA restrooms would have a toilet, sink, mirror, tissue dispenser, soap dispenser, hand dryer, waste receptacle, grab bars, door hooks, slip resistant flooring, lighting, and signage. Energy efficient and sensor-sensitive water and lighting fixtures will be used. The architecture of the building would be a simple design, similar to the structures in the other parks within the Village that consist of natural light colored stone block, dark metal doors, and light brown asphalt shingles on the roof. |
North Syracuse |
NY |
$431,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Owego/Owego Fire Department |
The proposed project is to assist with the restoration of the historic Owego Central Fire Station located at 87 North Avenue in the Village of Owego's downtown historic business district. The Owego Central Fire Station is a historically significant and prominent building in the Village of Owego's downtown, as well as in Tioga County. |
Owego |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Potsdam |
Potsdam seeks $2,888,933 in CDS assistance to undertake the substantial renovation of the 50-year-old Pine Street Arena at Sandstoner Park to include the construction of an 8,900 square foot addition. |
Potsdam |
NY |
$2,889,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Sleepy Hollow |
The Village of Sleepy Hollow is seeking Appropriations funding through partnership with Representative Jones' office in the amount of $100,000 to install a parklet at the intersection of Beekman Avenue and Cortlandt Street. The parklet project would convert existing curbside parking spaces at this intersection into a vibrant community space in the heart of the downtown district. Transforming this street with seating, greenery, bike racks, and pavers will accommodate a unmet demand for a thriving neighborhood atmosphere within our existing downtown retail and commercial streets. By design, the parklet will also further public-private partnerships with community stakeholders, including local businesses, residents, the Chamber of Commerce, and neighborhood associations. The Cortlandt Street Parklet will be an invaluable community asset to promote the downtown district both within the community of Sleepy Hollow and as a welcoming attraction to visitors. |
Sleepy Hollow |
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Spring Valley |
The Village or Spring Valley is requesting $90,000 in funding to replace the superstructure of the bridge in Memorial Park. Memorial Park is a major recreation center for Spring Valley, a community with roughly 33,000 people living in it, and therefore the bridge is crossed by thousands of people annually. The bridge as it stands is currently unstable and dangerous to the public, which has made this replacement a priority to the Village. The proposed replacement is imperative to the safety of our residents and cannot be delayed much longer. |
Spring Valley |
NY |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Trumansburg |
The Fire and EMS facility is critical for the region. There is no readily available replacement coverage for these two departments in
the region. During the times of COVID and a shrinking industry, many small, EMS and fire stations did not survive and more
stations have had to expand their reach and capacity to cover those areas without the emergency personnel. The Village of
Trumansburg's EMS and Fire Station is now servicing the Town of Ulysses, Town of Covert, and the Town of Hector in addition
for the Village's residents and businesses. . Community paramedicine services can help their communities by reducing the burden
on other providers, by treating patients in their homes or other locations outside the health centers, community paramedics reduce
the number of patients in hospital beds, nursing homes, or emergency rooms, and reducing unnecessary transports. During the time
of COVID, this kind of care was even more critical as there was a need to keep the ERs for severe COVID patients and hospitals
were running out of rooms and beds for all who needed them. The existing EMS station is not adequate for all of the staff and
shared space as is. The Village did look into repurposing the existing facility, but no matter the changes within the same space, it
was ultimately not a long-term viable solution for the Village. The Fire department will also use this space and it also continues to
grow in coverage area. Please see our additional information. |
Trumansburg |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Brooklyn Chamber |
Funds would enable us to upgrade and expand our administrative support, reach out to more vulnerable business owners, fund the production of more educational materials, and offer micro-loans to local small businesses in need.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Westchester County |
This project funds the replacement of the three diesel/methane dual fuel engines with natural gas/anaerobic digester gas dual fuel engines and all their auxiliary systems and appurtenances, installation of a new natural gas service from Con Edison, and upgrading of the blowers to turbo blowers. The new engines will provide on-site co-generation of electricity to power the new turbo blowers and provide additional back-up electrical power
|
Westchester County
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Peekskill |
The city requests $10.5 million for this project to construct a new garage so riverfront development can bring jobs and new development to the City |
Peekskill |
NY |
$10,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Peekskill |
The city requests $2 million for crosswalks, bumpouts, ADA accessible crosswalk ramps, signage, landscape improvements, lighting and street furniture according to a plan using "Complete Streets" design to turn the City of Peekskill's 18-block downtown into a walkable community where pedestrians would feel safe and welcome. |
Peekskill |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Polish and Slavic Center Inc. |
Capital improvements, including new roof installation, painting, bathroom renovation, installation of alarm systems & new boilers; equipment purchase, such as video, audio and lighting system; and related equipment, labor and materials within the Polish and Slavic Center, a non-profit that has for 50 years served the community by offering cultural, social and legal programming.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,366,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the High Line, Inc. |
The Western Rail Yards section of the High Line will connect New Yorkers to major transportation hubs, businesses, parks, and cultural centers. The Western Rail Yards will increase pedestrian mobility and safety along the West Side of Manhattan. The completion of the Western Rail Yards will be a significant moment that will symbolize New York City’s revival and contribute positively to the connectivity of the West Side.
|
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Rochester, NY, Inc. |
The Urban League of Rochester's (ULR) Workforce Development Reentry programming serves individuals with justice system involvement by providing holistic services that includes adult education/literacy, occupational skills training and credentialing, personal development, job readiness, case management and employment that helps them successfully obtain career ladder jobs and supports their successful transition back into the community. The requested funding would help sustain and enhance ULR's reentry services as ULR transitions between funding sources and works to expand its partnerships in industries such as construction, advanced manufacturing and clean energy that are currently experiencing high growth and demand for workers. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Utica University (formerly Utica College) |
The Utica University Cyber Range will be a state-of-the-art facility where cybersecurity students and cybersecurity professionals learn how to detect and mitigate cyber-attacks using the same kind of equipment that they would utilize in industry or the workplace.
|
Utica
|
NY |
$734,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health Services, Inc. |
Funds will be used to construct a new, state-of-the-art, 160 bed skilled nursing facility with a 20 bed neurobehavioral unit and a 20 bed memory care unit in Herkimer County, NY to address a significant unmet need in upstate New York. Once the new facility is constructed, Upstate New Yorkers will be able to access neurobehavioral services locally, close to family and friends, and will no longer need to access those services out-of-state or in the New York Metropolitan Area, where even the capacity there for neurobehavioral care is insufficient to meet what is essentially a statewide demand for those services.
|
Herkimer
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Variety Boys and Girls Club of Queens, Inc. |
Funding will enable us to make the necessary improvements to the existing Teen Academy and expand our outreach. The funding will also allow us to hire social workers and other mental health counselors/professionals to assist our teens with loss of family members and/or loss of income to adult family members as a result of the pandemic.
|
New York
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 126 |
Create a plaque to be mounted at Vietnam Veterans Plaza to memorialize victims of agent orange exposure and to educate future generations
|
New York |
NY |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Villa of Hope |
Villa of Hope is seeking $1 in funding to support our Integrated Behavioral Health Clinic capacity, address the increasing mental health and substance use needs, and address mental health equity in our community. We are requesting support to help us stabilize our current clinic structure, strategize to ensure fiscal sustainability, and address and advance the social determinants of health and health inequities in our region.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Visiting Nurse Service of New York |
The VNSNY Home Health Nurse Residency Program (HHNRP) is a two-year evidence-based program that will help 30 newly graduated registered nurses (RNs) as well as four RNs currently in the program gain the necessary skills and competencies to deliver effective care to homebound patients. RNs receive a combination of classroom and experiential learning in the community, supported by preceptors and a clinical management team. Once deployed in the community, each nurse will be able to provide approximately 1,300 home nursing visits to over 220 homebound New Yorkers in underserved communities.
|
New York
|
NY |
$1,529,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Weill Cornell Medicine |
The project at 49 W 23rd Street would expand the CCTU's Chelsea location by enlarging critical lab space and increase the CCTU's ability to participate in existing HIV and COVID-19 trials and take on additional trials to better support its patient population. The project will also provide ancillary space, such as a dedicated procedure room/exam room and administrative space to support the center's growth in trials. |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wells College |
The Wells College data center is currently housed in a highly vulnerable location at risk of a steam leak or the fire suppression system going off, which would result in immediate and total loss of College-wide telecommunications, the use of core systems, the ability to send/receive e-mail, etc. Wells proposes to address this existential threat by relocating the data center to the library. We will then replace outdated fiber optics and wifi to connect all areas of campus to the new data server location. |
Aurora
|
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westchester Community College Foundation |
Westchester County's healthcare and social services industry generates $9.4 billion in sales annually and employs nearly 90,000 people in more than 11,000 businesses. As a catalyst for continued economic development in the region, healthcare is transforming to better meet the needs of individuals with a focus on community health and value-based care. Projected job growth in healthcare is driven by trends such as telehealth, outpatient care, hyper-local offices, data analytics, exercise and fitness, and preventive care to keep people healthy. Westchester Community College seeks funding for a future-ready, mind-and-body exercise center with state-of-the-art equipment, which serves as a learning laboratory for its academic programs, a fitness center for its college community, and a community-based resource for healthcare, bioscience, and social services professionals who are researching and shaping next-generation practices in public health that enable individuals to achieve their optimal human performance, health, and wellbeing. |
Valhalla
|
NY |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westchester Community College Foundation |
Westchester County's healthcare and social services industry generates $9.4 billion in sales annually and employs nearly 90,000 people in more than 11,000 businesses. As a catalyst for continued economic development in the region, healthcare is transforming to better meet the needs of individuals with a focus on community health and value-based care. Projected job growth in healthcare is driven by trends such as telehealth, outpatient care, hyper-local offices, data analytics, exercise and fitness, and preventive care to keep people healthy. Westchester Community College seeks funding for a future-ready, mind-and-body exercise center with state-of-the-art equipment, which serves as a learning laboratory for its academic programs, a fitness center for its college community, and a community-based resource for healthcare, bioscience, and social services professionals who are researching and shaping next-generation practices in public health that enable individuals to achieve their optimal human performance, health, and wellbeing. |
Valhalla
|
NY |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westchester Residential Opportunities, Inc. (WRO) |
Westchester Residential Opportunities, Inc. (WRO), in partnership with Habitat for Humanity New York City and Westchester County (Habitat NYC and Westchester), will launch an Aging in Place Home Repair program, which will seek to make necessary aging-in-place repairs, increase energy efficiency, and enable healthy living for seniors in Westchester County. Funds will be used to support the hard costs associated with the repair projects, as well as costs associated with operating the program (including staffing, supplies, and more). |
White Plains
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Willow Domestic Violence Center of Greater Rochest |
Willow’s project request for $325,000 in funding will be used to enhanced domestic violence services and client assistance in order to support the ability of survivors and their families to be self-sufficient. |
Rochester |
NY |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Yeshiva University |
The Kathryn O. Greenberg Immigration Justice Clinic ("the Program") is an academic legal training clinic of U.S. immigration law at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University ("the Applicant"), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit institution of higher learning. The requested funds would contribute to the operational costs of the Program.
|
New York
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Central New York |
This project will enhance and expand youth development services across the YMCA of Central New York association that serves the area of Onondaga County with eight locations. The first strategic priority of the YMCA of Central New York is a focus on youth development with the three following organizational strategies:
Provide innovative programs and services that strengthen youth and families.
Be a community leader for leadership and skill development for teens.
Extend our offerings of high-quality programs and practices that nurture cognitive, social-emotional and physical development of all young people from birth to career. |
Syracuse
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
You Gotta Believe! The Older Child Adoption & Perm |
You Gotta Believe (YGB) is in strategic partnership with The Children's Village (CV) to provide intensive permanency solutions for older youth in The Children's Village care to ensure they do not age out of foster care alone - but with a permanent family in place. We do this work because we believe the resources, experience and knowledge, social capital, and stability of family afford former foster youth the best chance possible for a healthy and fulfilling life.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Young Men’s Christian Association of Greater NY |
These funds will support the operation of YMCA community centers. Over the course of the next year, this funding would enable the Y to continue to serve local communities through time-tested Y programs, such as after school, summer camp, teen center, older adult programming, adult literacy, substance abuse counseling and prevention, and food pantries and build back the Y's workforce at all 23 YMCA branches and two YMCA Counseling Service sites. |
New York |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Long Island |
$250,000 for a new duct system
|
Huntington
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baldwin UFSD |
Provide non-mandated social/emotional professional support to students at each of the 7 schools in the District to address an increase in suspensions, altercations, insubordination, stress and anxiety. Parents and staff have expressed concern with students' social and emotional health due to the effects of COVID.
|
Baldwin
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Flushing Hospital Medical Center - Critical Care |
The requested funds will be used to perform full finish upgrades including new ceilings, wall finishes, floor finishes, new windows, new nurse’s stations, lighting enhancements and enhancements to the HVAC ventilation and air filtration systems. |
Queens |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lewis Latimer House Museum |
The Museum’s K-12 educational program provides valuable learning experiences in Black history and culture. Its signature initiative, Tinker Lab, was established to reach the underserved Queens community with innovative hands-on S.T.E.A.M. enrichment that celebrates Latimer's belief in the integration of science and the arts, and meets the New York State Standards.
|
Queens |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Make the Road New York |
Funding will enable Make the Road New York (MRNY) to sustain and enhance Adult Literacy programming for low-income, immigrant communities in Queens
|
Queens |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Sun Works |
Support hydroponic technology in the STEM+urban farming program and provide technical and educational support for hydroponic operations, farming job certification, and professional development.
|
New York |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Project Lead, Inc. |
At-risk elderly will receive nutritious meal deliveries, telephone assurance and information and referral services. At-risk youth, primarily from the Bukharian emigre community, will receive leadership development services, career guidance, and meaningful recreational and socialization activities.
|
Richmond Hill |
NY |
$130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Queens Community House, Inc. |
To better support those families who continue to struggle, we are seeking funding for our two center-based FSCs as well as for a new FSC position to support families at 6 public schools in Briarwood/North Jamaica (all within District 6), a Benefits Enrollments Specialist who will work with all three FSCs, and a supervising LMSW. With increased case management capacity and a suite of related wraparound services, including ongoing food pantry, eviction prevention, and emergency cash assistance, families will have better access to the services they need to ensure that they have the services and supports they need to thrive.
|
Queens |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Queens Community House, Inc. |
Queens Community House (QCH) is seeking funding to support and expand its comprehensive teen programming in the 6th CD, which includes 2 teen centers, gender-focused leadership programs, LGBTQ support services, anti-violence prevention, career/college counseling, and youth workforce. |
Queens |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) |
The Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) requests $500,000 to support our AAPI Health & Outreach Initiative in Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn, New York. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Queens Botanical Garden |
Climate Action Arts Month & More - Spring 2023 at Queens Botanical Garden will present participatory arts activities, exhibitions, interactive performance, educational workshops, lectures, symposium, tours, a potential film screening, and opportunities to reflect & build community. |
Queens |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HANAC, Inc. |
The HANAC ABE/ESOL program will provide instructional services in four program areas: ESOL: Beginning 1-4 and Intermediate and High Levels 5-6; ABE Levels 1-4; and ASE Levels 5-6.
|
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 126 |
Create a plaque to be mounted at Vietnam Veterans Plaza to memorialize victims of agent orange exposure and to educate future generations
|
New York |
NY |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Long Island |
The Technology & Workforce Opportunity Program will work through a partnership between the Urban League of Long Island, local government, and local industry to improve the economic & social mobility of Long Islanders by creating talent pipelines that achieve business diversity goals and create equitable regional growth. Money awarded will go towards staffing, capital improvements, equipment and supplies, instructional materials, conference and travel.
|
Plainview |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban Health Plan- Plaza del Sol Family Health Cen |
The PDS Expansion Project will build out space on the second floor of the Plaza Del Sol Family Health Center, located at 37-12 108th Street, Corona NY and renovate a section of the first floor. The expanded space will provide increased primary and specialty care services with a special focus on women's health and the addition of dental services. The expansion will allow for the addition of a mammography suite, the integration of behavioral health services and facilitate the use of the team-based model of care, which enhances social and enabling services and patient education. PDS currently occupies the first floor of the building. The expansion project aims to undertake renovations to the first floor and construction of the second, at a cost of $7.5 MM. Through this renovation, the clinic will obtain an additional 8,392 square feet, increasing the current size of the facility from 14,600 to 22, 992 square feet and will add an additional 20 new exam rooms to serve approximately 7000 more patients, increasing the total number of patients served at the site to 31,983.
|
Corona
|
NY |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Upstate Family Health Center, Inc. |
Upstate Family Health Center, Inc (UFHC), an Article 28 Diagnostic and Treatment Center and Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), with its main site located at 1001 Noyes Street, Utica, NY 13502, is requesting $500,000 to support critical infrastructure investments that allow UFHC to provide health care to the most vulnerable and high-risk residents of the Mohawk Valley. In 2021, UFHC provided over 25,000 appointments for 7,400 unique individuals. Federal funding will allow UFHC to upgrade its facilities and equipment that support expanded activities, additional revenue growth and promote integrated primary care and behavioral health services to reduce avoidable hospitalizations.
|
Utica
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Rochester |
To strengthen our region's core healthcare infrastructure and make it more resilient and accessible to address current and future needs of the community and improve health equity, the University of Rochester's Medical Center is seeking $10 million in federal support for the engineering, design, construction, renovation, and capital equipment needed for the $641 million modernization and expansion of Strong Memorial Hospital - Upstate NY's largest safety-net, teaching, and acute care psychiatric hospital and trauma center. The new ED and Patient Tower project will greatly expand, modernize and improve the services and care we provide this community, while creating an estimated over 6,700 construction jobs alone and 1,800 permanent jobs - making this the largest project in the University's and the Rochester region's history. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
The University at Buffalo seeks funding to establish the WNY COVID Recovery Center. The center will be unique to Western New York - there is no other initiative like it in the region. The Center will offer a multidisciplinary approach to care for sufferers of Long COVID, unique with its outreach/rehab components and a focus on the underprivileged and underrepresented of the region. Acknowledging that Long COVID (Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS CoV-2 infection, PASC) is a multi-systemic disease that requires multiple partners to care for patients, the Center will serve as a model for other communities across New York State and the nation dealing with effects of Long COVID. Located in the City of Buffalo, the Center will include a Community Based Registry, Community Based Health Care Facility, COVID Recovery Outreach Effort and a Pilot Research Funding Program that will provide seed money to researchers to explore innovative ideas to treat the various manifestations of Long COVID. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
The University at Buffalo seeks funding to establish the WNY COVID Recovery Center. The center will be unique to Western New York - there is no other initiative like it in the region. The Center will offer a multidisciplinary approach to care for sufferers of Long COVID, unique with its outreach/rehab components and a focus on the underprivileged and underrepresented of the region. Acknowledging that Long COVID (Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS CoV-2 infection, PASC) is a multi-systemic disease that requires multiple partners to care for patients, the Center will serve as a model for other communities across New York State and the nation dealing with effects of Long COVID. Located in the City of Buffalo, the Center will include a Community Based Registry, Community Based Health Care Facility, COVID Recovery Outreach Effort and a Pilot Research Funding Program that will provide seed money to researchers to explore innovative ideas to treat the various manifestations of Long COVID. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$186,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany |
The Southern Methodist University (SMU) and the University at Albany (SUNY Albany) request Congress provide $3.5 million in the FY23 Labor, Health and Human Services, and Related Agencies Appropriations bill for SMU and SUNY Albany to build a 5G-based surgical testbed and to support applications to demonstrate true tele-surgery. This initiative will have immense potential to revolutionize healthcare delivery by not only enhancing an individual surgeon's capabilities in clinical context but also bringing expert surgical skills to remote as well as underserved communities. |
Albany
|
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Health Services Hospitals, Inc. |
The UHS Improving Access to Child Care project will acquire an existing site in Johnson City, NY and renovate it into a NYS Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) licensed-child care center (Center) serving up to 82 children, ages infant to pre-school, of UHS employees and community members. Activities include site evaluation and acquisition, architectural design to meet OCFS requirements, acquisition and installation of furniture, fixtures, equipment, outdoor playground, appliances, information technology infrastructure and security features, construction of 7 classroom and learning spaces, infrastructure upgrades to meet licensure and occupancy requirements.
|
Binghamton |
NY |
$4,310,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Union Community Health Center |
Residents of the Bronx are trapped in a system of inequity, starting before birth and extending throughout their lives, severely inhibiting their ability to fully participate in health, education and economic opportunities. Union Community Health Center's (UNION) Maternal and Child Health Center (MCHC), a component of UNION's Access for All health initiative, will provide: walk-in rapid care for children with flexible hours to increase access; comprehensive maternal care comprised of co-located pediatric and OB/GYN services in a new model to improve ease of access and quality of life for children and families; a pediatric dental chair to improve pediatric oral care gaps; behavioral health consultations; and UNION nurses will be certified as Medical Translators, thus eliminating the need for a third party to translate during an appointment.
|
Bronx
|
NY |
$674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House New York |
Covenant House New York proposes to continue implementation of a robust mental health and substance use reduction program within our Shelter and Transitional Housing programs. We implement individual and group interventions utilizing a multitude of evidence-based practices, all aimed at serving youth and young adults experiencing homelessness, ages 16-24. In the proposed project, we will be able to continue implementation of this program with the addition of personnel support - including two Credentialed Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselors (CASAC) - to our program. Funding will also allow us to expand our services in the Bronx, reaching additional youth who live in our transitional housing programs. CHNY's mental health programming implements multiple evidence-based practices, notably Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and a substance-use focused intervention known as SBIRT, which stands for Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment. Funding from the proposed project will support implementation of SBIRT, as well as allow us to build out our individual and group therapy programming to reach additional youth. The added support from proposed project funding will allow us to ensure that youth can continue to remain safely housed in the community and continue working on a plan to achieve independent and permanent housing, ultimately lowering the incidence of youth homelessness in New York City.
|
New York |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House New York |
Covenant House New York proposes to continue implementation of a robust education and employment program within our Shelter and Transitional Housing programs. Called CovWorks, we implement education and workforce development services to youth and young adults experiencing homelessness, ages 16-24. In the proposed project, we will be able to continue implementation of this program with the addition of personnel - including new Aftercare Specialist/Job Developer, who will work closely with youth in our Bronx transitional independent living programs. In these housing programs, youth build on independent living skills while residing in a longer-term transitional housing program and establish a plan for obtaining permanent housing. This new position will work closely with youth on preparing for and obtaining meaningful employment, and then continuing follow-up with that young person after they have moved onto permanent housing. This will support the likelihood that the youth can continue to remain stable in the community. Additionally, we will continue implementation of Individual Placement and Support (IPS) within our CovWorks program. A top-tier, evidence-based practice model, IPS has been proven to increase positive employment and mental health outcomes among vulnerable youth, and to lead to better financial and wellness outcomes by providing participants with a bridge from poverty to opportunity and self-sufficiency. A portion of the proposed program will support an IPS employment supervisor, described in further detail below.
|
New York |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TRU-Impact Inc |
The project is for the purchase of the building as well as needed renovations of the building and equipment to maintain and upkeep.
|
Fairport
|
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trinity Healing Center, Inc |
Trinity Healing Center is requesting funding for our Hi5 Children's Program for children ages 5- 12 who are affected by domestic violence in the home. Trinity Healing Center's goal is to hire a clinical social work who will provide individual and art therapy, and a full time domestic violence case worker .
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trillium Health, Inc. |
Trillium Health is respectfully requesting funding for capital improvements to support the construction of four clinical exam rooms at its Article 28 clinic located at 259 Monroe Avenue in Rochester, NY. The funding will support the construction of two pediatric care exam rooms and two adult care exam rooms. In addition, the money will support the addition of an extra restroom in the primary clinic; as it exists now, there is only one restroom in the clinic. The construction will include renovating existing rooms (i.e. office spaces and storage) into full-scale clinical care rooms. The rooms are structurally sound but will require renovation to suit patient care needs. Trillium Health will also allocate a portion of this funding to purchase needed medical supplies and equipment for the exam rooms and restroom.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
The Town's Department of Services for the Aging seeks resources to expand its aging services under Project Independence, the innovative aging-in-place program which provides health, mental health, caregiver support, social and recreational programs, senior transportation, food and nutrition, veterans support, and services for the 60,000+ seniors of this Town. Funding will be used for additional staff, and program outreach and coordination, to reach more seniors, and disabled seniors, in need through Project Independence.
|
Manhasset
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thousands Island Rescue and Gouverneur Rescue |
To enhance emergency medical services (EMS) in northern New York.
|
Gouverneur
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The YM & YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood |
The Center for Workforce Development at the YM & YWHA of Washington Heights and Inwood (the Y) will include SYEP, a New York City-funded summer workforce development program for approximately 1,000 14-24-year-olds, run by the Y since 2013, and Work. Learn. Grow., a DYCD-NYC funded workforce program for students during the school year. In addition, the Center will offer residents 18 and older certified vocational training, job skill-building including personal finance, internships, career coaching, and ESL instruction. The Y's program will leverage an existing relationship with an established, East Harlem vocational training school for adults. The program's first offering will be Commercial Driver License (CDL) training to provide jobs and address post-covid supply chain issues. The program will evaluate efficacy with data such as time to certification and job placement. Federal support for this workforce development program helps overcome age, language and geographic barriers to provide community members with effective, high-quality job training and placement. |
New York
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army |
According to Feeding America, 10.2% of Albany County residents lack access to enough balanced foods for their family. Within the City of Albany, 61% of residents find it hard to meet their most basic needs. The US Census finds nearly 22.6% of all residents in Albany are living at or below the poverty level.
Through community partnerships and The Pathway of Hope (POH), our goal of this South End campus is to break the inter-generational cycle of poverty to area residents through workforce development with wraparound care with a dedicated space, staffing and case managers, youth programs, and program expenses with the use of this appropriations funds. Programs offered will be open to all without discrimination of any type.
The Campus of Hope (""COH"") will be for multiple agencies and organizations to collaborate on workforce development in Albany, and experiment in the delivery of wrap-around social services. Embedded in the COH vision is the belief that every family, and every resident can disrupt inter-generational poverty, gain access to a full range of comprehensive services available to help them reach their goals towards economic self-sufficiency and do so within one generation. |
Albany
|
NY |
$572,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Root Farm, Inc. |
The Root Farm is requesting a $250,000 federal investment to expand the farm's capacity to provide vocational opportunities for individuals with disabilities. The Root Farm is an innovative complex that features an equine therapy/ recreational center, a diverse agriculture program, a handicap-accessible challenge course, zip-line and rock wall (one of the few in the nation), and community nature trails with all-terrain power chairs for people with disabilities (Action Trackchairs).
|
Sauquoit
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Outer Loop Theater Experiencer |
When faced with our current global pandemic, our team turned our focus back on our mission to create art that matters. And we found ourselves asking during these scary and uncertain times… ones simultaneously abundant and lacking in connection and hope… can we, through theater, inspire empathy and reconnect to our shared humanity? From this question, came an answer: The Empathy Project. The Empathy Project is a live/virtual collaboration and devised theatrical response to any moment of crisis we as a global community find ourselves in.
|
Fairport
|
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Cayuga County |
Emergency 911 Radios are nearing the end of their operational life and will need to be replaced county wide. This will effect all of the volunteer fire departments and law enforcement agencies throughout Cayuga County. The radios were purchased in 2010 when a new 911 Communication system was installed and 911 towers were built in Cayuga County. The replacement of this equipment is essential.
|
Cayuga County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Orangetown |
Montefiore Nyack Hospital seeks to purchase and install two new emergency generators and switchgear to allow for greater capacity for critical equipment not currently on emergency power. The plan is to develop campus wide emergency power generation capacities to allow for sustained operation in the event of prolonged power failure.
|
Orangetown |
NY |
$1,975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Inc. Village of Sea Cliff |
The Inc. Village of Sea Cliff proposes to conduct Project Scoping by an engineering firm to examine conditions and provide mitigation recommendations for the municipally owned Sea Cliff Beach, Dock Hill Park, Sea Cliff Boardwalk, and adjacent bluffs located at the areas known as 18 Trails, Memorial Park and Cliff Way. The requested Project Scoping seeks to strategize long term risk reduction and improve public infrastructure as a part of the Village's and Nassau County's overall Hazard Mitigation Plan.
|
Sea Cliff |
NY |
$64,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Cayuga County |
Cayuga County will use the funds to construct a new Public Safety Training Center, which is the main location for training volunteer firemen in the County. The center will include classrooms, storage for Emergency Management Equipment, and the center will be co-located with the existing fire training tower. The current training building has deteriorated and is no longer functional, which has led to disseminated fire training throughout the County.
|
Cayuga County
|
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
City of Ithaca |
Funds will be used for design and construction of flood mitigation measures identified in a 2020 Local Flood Hazard Analysis. Mitigation measures will include flood barriers and stormwater system improvements to reduce or eliminate 100-year flood risk to over 1200 residential and commercial properties in the City of Ithaca.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
City of Mount Vernon |
Mount Vernon proposes to construct three Emergency Operations Centers ("Community Resilience & Coordination Centers) to increase the City's capacity to mitigate disasters and manage emergencies in a localized format.
|
City of Mount Vernon
|
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc. |
The Metropolitan Opera seeks funding support to execute a necessary fire alarm system upgrade needed in the main Opera House. The safety of audiences, artists, and staff is a top priority at the Met, and this physical security enhancement aligns with its efforts to prevent, protect against, and mitigate any threats or risks.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Chester |
The Town of Chester currently utilizes its Senior Center as a shelter in case of disasters. However, its current emergency generator is approaching the end of its useful life, and its age has created both undue maintenance costs as well as an increasing risk of inoperability. For these reasons, the Town is seeking funding to offset the cost of acquiring and installing a new generator. This project will increase the Town's preparedness for large-scale hazard events and reduce the potential impact of disasters the Senior Center. This will greatly benefit all residents of the Town of Chester, particularly its most vulnerable residents such as senior citizens, individuals with disabilities, and low-to-moderate income residents who tend to be most impacted by disasters.
|
Chester |
NY |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Frankfort |
The Town Hall houses all administrative offices, the police, and the courts. It is also the designated drop off shelter for emergency services for everal entities including the senior center and the elementary school. The Town Hall is a critical piece off infrastructure that requires power redundancy. It is a safety issue. The primary function of government is to maintain the safety of its citizens.
|
Frankfort |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Hempstead |
The Department of Parks and Recreation owns several bulk headed properties, including West Avenue in Meadowmere, Baldwin Park's Bertha Court section, and Newbridge Road Park, (ranked in priority order). This proposal calls for application by the Town for funding of up to $500,000 each through the Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) appropriations process for Federal FY 2023, for partial funding for these critical infrastructure projects. BACKGROUND: The referenced facilities are in in need of bulk heading replacement in whole or in part due to undermining and ongoing soil migration into the neighboring canals. Below are cost estimates for each. These funds are needed in order to offset the considerable costs of these projects. These projects are longstanding and funding has not been available through the department's capital budget. Hazard mitigation is needed at these facilities. Superstorm Sandy damaged our bulkheads and piers leaving communities vulnerable to future storms. This project seeks to mitigate against future breaches to the bulkhead system, and to safeguard and maintain the structural integrity of structures within the community. This proposal was submitted to New York State Department of Homeland Security with a request for a letter of support.
|
Hempstead |
NY |
$8,871,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Kent |
The Town of Kent is requesting funding for the design, engineering, and reconstruction of the Lake Carmel Dam. Currently, the dam is approaching 100 years old and is in desperate need of restoration in order to mitigate the significant threat it poses to surrounding communities. In order to do this, we are proposing spillway outlet channel slope stabilization, spill way outlet replacement, dam embankment stabilization and repair, and the complete replacement of the gatehouse, in order to stabilize the dam and minimize damage if it fails or overflows.
|
Town of Kent |
NY |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Mamaroneck |
"The Town of Mamaroneck is requesting $525,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to procure and install the generators and associated electrical systems for three of its municipal buildings. The following is a breakdown of the project cost:
- Town Hall Generator (250kW): $300,000
- Senior Center Generator (50kW): $75,000
- Highway Garage Generator (150kW): $150,000"
|
Town of Mamaroneck |
NY |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of New Hartford |
The Town Hall houses all administrative offices, the police, and the courts. It is also the designated drop off shelter for emergency services for several entities including the senior center and the elementary school. The Town Hall is a critical piece off infrastructure that requires power redundancy. It is a safety issue. The primary function of government is to maintain the safety of its citizens.
|
Town of New Hartford |
NY |
$246,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Riverhead |
This project involves the construction of the flood mitigation measures along the Peconic River in Downtown Riverhead where the central business district is located. The downtown has been plagued with tidal and storm water inundation in this area for many years. This issue is and will continue to be exacerbated by climate change and sea level rise. This ongoing flooding threatens existing businesses and prevents meaningful revitalization of this economically challenged area which is a federal Opportunity Zone. The US Army Corp has issued its final draft recommendations for a plan to solve the problem. The Town was awarded a 10M grant from the NYS Downtown Revitalization program some of which will be directed to flood protection in this area, but it will not cover the entire cost. Accordingly, the Town is seeking additional funds so it can complete the project which will allow the full revitalization of this area of persistent poverty, provide protection for existing and future development as well as better recreational, job and live/work/play opportunities for residents in this diverse downtown area.
|
Town of Riverhead |
NY |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Oxford |
The Village of Oxford is requesting funds to mitigate structural issues of their Fire and Emergency Medical Station. The Chenango Riverbank has caused destabilization of the emergency facilities and forced ancillary repairs to be conducted.
|
Village of Oxford |
NY |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Port Jefferson |
Installation of a two (2) tier protective support system to stabilize the bluff to preserve a village facility from destruction. The installation of these walls will be performed in two (2) phases.
|
Village of Port Jefferson |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Sidney |
The Village lost its dock in 2011due to the flood which has been a safety issue ever since, When our Fire department is called on for a river rescue they need to travel 10 miles to the nearest dock to launch the boat. Water issues are very time sensitive and several deaths have happened on the river.
|
Village of Sidney
|
NY |
$215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department |
The proposed project will maintain and improve emergency response and hazard mitigation capabilities to the Villages of Lawrence and Cedarhurst as well as multiple adjoining municipalities along the south shore of Long Island by bringing the Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department firehouse into voluntary compliance with National Fire Protection Association 72 National Fire Alarm and Emergency Communications Systems by replacing its antiquated fire alarm security system. The project is essential to the Department's fire and medical response missions in the immediate area as well as in its at risk location in proximity to New York City and John F. Kennedy International Airport where it is vulnerable to a full range of emergency incident types, including severe weather, critical infrastructure failure and terrorist attack among others.
|
Lawrence |
NY |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Asharoken |
Replacement of a minimum of 180 linear feet of buckled/corroded steel sheetpile seawall to protect sole access road which may be lost/destroyed if not protected with newer materials to improve the structure's protective integrity.
|
Village of Asharoken |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
A Chance In Life |
A Chance In Life (ACIL) respectfully requests $250,000 in FY 2023 Congressionally Directed Spending to support educational services for youth, grades 7-12, at The Village on Staten Island including tutoring, ESL courses, college readiness training, recreational activities, and leadership development training.
|
New York |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
A Magical Journey Thru Stages, Inc. |
The requested funds will be used to fairly compensate 40-50 artistic team members for their work teaching theater skills, character development, and performance technique to more than 600 youth in Stages' theater programs. These professional independent contractors provide artistic direction for shows as artistic directors, choreographers and music directors and spend countless hours in rehearsals several times a week for 8 - 10 weeks to put all aspects of the show together for performances. In addition to rehearsal time at the theater, they also spend significant time planning the rehearsal schedules, preparing for each rehearsal, deciding upon costumes, set design, lighting and sound, and addressing questions on all aspects of the production.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$35,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AABR,Inc |
AABR seeks funding to create three behavioral health positions to provide services to the 400+ individuals in our congregate care and Day Habilitation settings. Training and Consultation services will provide specialized clinical expertise for the Behavioral Health Providers to effectively improve recipients' daily functioning. In addition, specialized training delivered through the largest provider association in the state, the InterAgency Council of Developmental Disabilities Agencies (IAC), will reach their 150 provider agencies across NYC and NYS impacting the 90,000 individuals in NYS with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Individuals with I/DD have been disproportionately affected by COVID and need additional supports to reestablish their baseline functioning.
|
College Point |
NY |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Abyssinian Development Corporation |
The CRASEL Project Expansion funds will pay for expansion of the pilot project from 4 schools to all 21 schools in District 5. Funds will pay for: staff to support and oversee the implementation of project activites; and OTPS (Other Than Personnel Service) activities that include professional development (racial equity, advocacy , CRASEL training), printing, supplies, impact analysis, and technical support).
|
New York
|
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Academy of Medical & Public Health Services (AMPHS |
AMPHS’ Adult Literacy, Civics and Workforce Preparedness Program will offer ESOL classes, citizenship classes, and digital literacy classes to 300-400 students per year. Funds will support hiring and retanining instructors, program management staff, and program supplies.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Academy of Medical & Public Health Services (AMPHS |
The Sunset Park Community Safety Initiative aims to decrease the occurrence and effects of violence and anti-Asian bias in Sunset Park through self-defense and bystander intervention trainings; community awareness and solidarity-building campaigns; SafeWalks patrolling; and safety accompaniment. Funding will support personnel costs for program management, instructors, and program supplies.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Academy of Medical & Public Health Services |
The Immigrant Mental Health Initiative will offer no-cost short- to middle-term, bilingual English, Spanish, and Chinese mental health counseling to 100-150 uninsured community members. We will also provide support groups, workshops and arts and music programming, including continuing our “drumming for emotional health” workshops and a theatre-based self-expression project.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adelphi University |
Funds will be used for an on-campus renovation project to create a new 5,200 square foot Health and Wellness Center that will serve as a home for primary care and mental health services. The new center will provide holistic patient care, including far greater access to mental health care, for thousands of New Yorkers who attend Adelphi.
|
Garden City |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack Community College |
SUNY Adirondack (ADK) requests funds to convert an existing building on campus into a center for STEM education. This would be a complement to the adjacent Adirondack Hall which was converted in 2017 to be a state-of-the-art home to science and nursing programs. The new STEM center would be equipped with computer science, engineering and technology, and CISCO cybersecurity labs to support the expansion of STEM-based associate degree programs and other credit and non-credit workforce development programs.
|
Queensbury |
NY |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack Public Observatory Inc |
The Adirondack Sky Center and Observatory is requesting $400,000 to help mitigate the limitation of access to STEM in rural education by creating new opportunities for the North Country disadvantaged youth in strengthening educational STEM programming. The program will engage direct instruction with students, provide research-based professional development to teachers, and create partnerships with colleges and universities.
|
Tupper Lake |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Advance Care Alliance of NY, Inc. |
ACANY is requesting Congressional funding at this time to expand and enhance efforts to locate, engage, and support marginalized, minority and/or New American populations with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) across New York State in accessing services and supports that will allow them to live healthy, meaningful and productive lives in their communities.
|
New York |
NY |
$484,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan |
PATH to Jobs: Peer Alliance Towards Health to Jobs is a cost-effective, high impact investment of taxpayer funds in workforce innovation that is increasing the number of low-income New Yorkers who obtain vocational training and job placement opportunities in health and social service agencies across New York, supporting them in their trajectory from dependence on public benefits to economic mobility and independence, and strengthening our healthcare system in addressing health disparities and access inequities exposed and exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Al Sigl Center for Rehabilitation Agencies, Inc. |
The water-cooled chiller HVAC at Al Sigl's Elmwood Campus within the City of Rochester is beyond its life expectancy. This stand-alone unit provides cooling and air conditioning support and must be replaced due to the importance of its operation especially the tenants that have special needs.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alcohol and Drug Council of Tompkins County, Inc. |
Through funding from NYS Department of Health and NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports, Alcohol & Drug Council of Tompkins County is developing an innovative regional Open Access Detox and Stabilization Center as a 24/7 point of entry to accessing integrated substance use disorder, mental health, and physical health care for people in a nine county region of Southern Tier/Central New York. Through this request, The Council is seeking funding for medical, clinical, technology, security, rehabilitative, kitchen & dining, and recreation equipment to fully equip this 40-bed inpatient facility for opening in early 2023.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alfred State College |
Heavy equipment diesel mechanic and operations programs are the in need of upgrades to support the construction industry in the future including the need to have qualified mechanics and operators in the region. |
Alfred |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alfred University |
This initiative involves Beaver Hollow Wellness providing its wellness programming for trauma in conjunction with the Chaplains Corps providing spirituality programming to members of the 10th Mountain Division stationed at Fort Drum. The purpose of AU's involvement in the initiative is to evaluate the effectiveness of these combined programs in order to determine if the program can be expanded to the entire military in the future.
|
Alfred |
NY |
$154,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alphapointe |
Alphapointe is requesting funding to support New York residents who are blind or visually impaired seeking employment; whether it be at Alphapointe or at companies and businesses throughout the NY area. These vocational, supports and training services, along with a safety net component, will bring independence and empowerment. |
Richmond Hill |
NY |
$746,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ALS Association Upstate New York Chapter |
Funds will be used to purchase computer tablets to for persons living with ALS and their families to improve their quality of life. These electronic devices will be used for virtual home visits and safety assessments, telehealth appointments, attendance at virtual supports groups, participation in the National ALS registry, and for augmentative communication persons for those who have lost verbal speech ability.
|
Liverpool |
NY |
$39,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
American Theatre Wing |
The American Theatre Wing seeks funding to address the lack of theatre education in New York State through the New York State Theatre Education Access Initiative, an expansion of our successful Classroom Resources program to serve Title I schools across New York State. The Wing has been operating a national program since 2016 providing resources to schools serving historically marginalized populations, and dedicated funding for a New York State expansion would enable us to fund theatre education resources at schools across New York State, creating a long-term boost in the availability of theatre education in underfunded public schools for tens of thousands of New York students.
|
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arc GLOW |
Arc GLOW is requesting funding for two wheelchair vans, which cost $65,000 each, to utilize in our adult and children's recreation programs across a four county 2,400 square mile region. We do not receive any funding for transportation for our recreation program and the cost of the vehicles is our largest transportation expense.
|
Mount Morris |
NY |
$104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Auburn Community Hospital |
AUBURN Community Hospital (ACH) is building a 12,000 sq. ft. cancer center that will displace 130 parking spots for patients and employees. |
Auburn |
NY |
$2,365,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aurelia Osborn Fox Memorial Hospital |
Congressionally Directed Funding would provide financial resources to support the renovation of underutilized space at AO Fox Hospital to establish a new state-of-the-art 30 bed inpatient psychiatric unit at AO Fox (16 adult beds (18-55) and 14 geriatric beds (55+)) by: (i) relocating the outdated 14-bed BMC inpatient psychiatric unit to the more-centrally located AO Fox; and (ii) expanding BHN's inpatient psychiatric services by adding 16-beds more inpatient psychiatric beds to the newly-created inpatient psychiatric unit at AO Fox. This project will vastly improve patient access in Central New York to critically needed mental and behavioral healthcare that is better designed to meet the existing and growing demand for in-patient mental health services.
|
Oneonta |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Autism Society Habilitation Organization (ASHO) |
The requested funding will be used to provide educational, outreach, and support services for Bangladeshi-American children with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their caregivers through the implementation of the ASHO - Accessibility Project. The project will enable improved access to resources and promote effective rehabilitation training.
|
Jamaica |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Autism Society of America |
The Autism Society seeks to eliminate or remedy injustices and lack of services by creating the Autism Center for Empowerment, Advocacy, and Justice - ""the Center"" |
Rockville |
NY |
$1,303,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AutismUp, Inc. |
This funding would double the number of teachers, teacher aides, and support staff in AutismUp's growing Center for Community Transition program for adults, allowing us to dramatically increase the number of people served. |
Rochester |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bank Street College of Education |
A partnership between Bank Street College of Education and the New York City Department of Education (NYCDOE), the Early Childhood Advanced Standing Program (Advanced Standing) is a competency-based master's degree program for early childhood educators who are currently working in classrooms. |
New York |
NY |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bank Street College of Education |
This project will support the transformation of the state's teacher preparation programs into high-quality, affordable, financially sustainable teacher residency partnerships, focusing particularly on rural, urban, low-income, and other hard-to-staff schools and districts across the state.
|
New York |
NY |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bard College |
The Bard Prison Initiative (BPI) seeks to expand and deepen its network of tuition-free colleges within New York City. At scale, each of these tuition-free colleges will enroll up to 70 students full-time for a total of 350 students across NYC. Current Bard Microcolleges exist in Brooklyn (Bard at Brooklyn Public Library) and Harlem (Bard Microllege for Just Community Leadership). With the requested funding, BPI will look to open an additional location in either the Bronx or Queens, where there is not only a need within the borough but also a strong community of BPI alumni who have returned home.
|
Annandale-on-Hudson
|
NY |
$260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies requests $270,000 to support the Best Buddies in New York Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, which will create more inclusive communities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships, inclusive activities, and leadership training to prepare students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) for successful post-secondary outcomes. |
New York |
NY |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region, In |
This is a collaborative application from Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) affiliates across twenty-three New York State counties. Our project aims to sustain vital, time-intensive, one-to-one mentoring relationships for 934 young people from marginalized communities (focusing on young people in mentoring relationships of more than one year in length), to combat the mental health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
|
Albany |
NY |
$1,498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bishop Sheen Ecumenical Housing Foundation, Inc. |
Sheen Housing will utilize $50,000 in funding to provide a rural Aging and Disabilities Service Program to assist low-income households with safety and functional home modification and/or health and safety repairs.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bivona Child Advocacy Center |
The project aims to train facilitators to teach comprehensive, evidence-based sexual abuse (and other forms of child victimization) prevention programs. Overseen by Bivona Child Advocacy Center, the project's mission is to empower children to recognize red flags around different types of maltreatment, including sexual abuse and bullying, and to identify safe adults
|
Rochester |
NY |
$306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bon Secours Charity Health System |
The project funds will be utilized to create a healing garden designed to provide a comforting and healing landscape and to promote emotional and spiritual well-being for the most vulnerable populations.
|
Port Jervis |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station |
Construct a two story, 4,980 SM (53,600 GSF) permanent construction facility to consolidate the 914 AES, 328 ARS with Crew Readiness, 914 OSS, and 914 OG functions. The existing 914 OG is geographically spread across Niagara ARS in several buildings, none of which are located on the flightline. Being spread across multiple facilities and with no significant access to the flightline hampers command and control, makes coordinated training more difficult and less efficient, duplicates functional spaces, and increases mission response time. The 914 AES is located in Building 804, a 1950s era facility with significant deficiencies and infrastructure issue. The 914 OG, and OSS are located in Buildings 807 and temporarily in Building 321, an intended tanker/boom simulator facility. Building 804 is one of the worst condition buildings on base and will require major renovations to maintain functionality and code compliance. Additionally, there is no current dedicated crew readiness facility. Crew readiness exercises are currently performed in B-500 Billeting. Construction of a new facility will enable demolition of Building 804 as well as B-403, a 1950s era Civil Engineering facility in equally poor condition. Existing B-807 will be repurposed to accommodate Civil Engineering personnel as well as to right size other entities on base in order to facilitate future demolition and consolidation initiatives. If the project is not executed, the Operations functions will continue to occupy multiple facilities as stated above – with associated space and mission deficiencies resulting in a significant detriment to their missions. |
Niagara Falls (Niagara County) |
NY |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bon Secours Charity Health System |
The requested funds will be utilized to renovate the behavioral health unit, creating a welcoming and trauma-informed design with the goal of making a physical space that promotes safety and healing.
|
Port Jervis |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bon Secours Charity Health System |
Good Samaritan Hospital is requesting funding to support an initiative aimed at increasing access to care within the lower Hudson Valley Region and the surrounding communities of Rockland county to establish a modernized Endoscopy suite. The Endoscopy suite would facilitate preventative screenings aimed at detecting cancerous growths during early treatable stages that are commonly without external symptoms.
|
Lafayette |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Manhattan Community College |
Program funds will be used for general operating expenses and also to provide students with essential wrap-around services and materials and supplies such as: stipends for books; food vouchers and MetroCards when needed; low-cost or free childcare; and emergency funds for eligible students (i.e. temporary rental assistance, funds to assist with utility bills and other essential living expenses).
|
New York |
NY |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Manhattan Community College |
Funds will be used for staffing of academic and workforce programs, comprehensive academic and career advisement, as well as wrap-around support services to help students deal with legal, social, emotional, and life-sustaining challenges, such as housing, childcare, food insecurity, and more, as they pursue their educational and career goals and transition to the workforce.
|
New York |
NY |
$584,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Harlem |
Funds will support the implementation of STEM, Holistic Wellness Programs, Entrepreneurship, and Workforce Education as part of a full service community schools model at five Harlem public schools. This model will provide critical supports to students and their families including college and job training, mental wellness, access to emergency food, health care services, and other income supports to promote family stability, foster student success, and provide a safe haven from drugs and crime.
|
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Clubs of Rochester, Inc. |
Funding will be allocated for the support of Accelerated Reader, a web-based literacy program. This support will enable the Boys and Girls Clubs of Rochester to help underserved youth strengthen their reading skills and empower them to reach their academic potential.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BPCA-NYS Inc |
NY Fast TRAC (Train, Recruit, Apprentice & Certify) is a phased-in direct-to-hire energy efficiency building performance workforce devlopment program creating a model job training and placement program that is a scalable solution across NYS. |
Seneca Falls |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridges For Brain Injury, Inc. |
Funding will support Independent Living Skills Training provided to adults with disabilities to assist them in living independently and participate fully in their communities. Specifically, funding will allow for Life Skills Trainer salaries, benefits, mileage/travel expenses, office supplies, phone and computer usage.
|
Farmington |
NY |
$102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bright Eyes Child Care Center, Inc. |
Funds will be used to upgrade our outdoor playground equipment and classroom supplies.
|
Rock Hill |
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center |
Congressionally directed spending will assist in creating a new Angiography Suite, a fully dedicated and fully equipped multi-purpose examination room, where diverse, and often complex, interventional procedures are performed, some of which are not currently supported by our existing equipment. The creation of this new suite will expedite procedure times, provide for superior outcomes, shorter hospital stays and increased patient satisfaction.
|
Patchogue |
NY |
$4,076,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center |
Funds will support the purchase of an intraoperative CT Scanner, a mobile imaging platform that can be used during surgery to obtain a high-resolution CT scan of a patient while in the operating room undergoing surgery. Real-time images can confirm the location of a tumor or other problem, map the position of vital organs, and can help verify the success of the operation immediately following surgery, while still in the operating room.
|
Patchogue |
NY |
$1,245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center DBA Lo |
Congressionally directed spending funds will be used to purchase a new Computed Tomography (CT) Scanner, which accommodates over 50,000 visits each year. The CT Scanner will enable ER staff to quickly examine, diagnose and treat patients who may have internal injuries from car accidents or other traumatic injuries, and detect diseases and conditions such as cancer, masses, infection and blood clots.
|
Patchogue |
NY |
$2,311,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Communities Collaborative, Inc. |
Brooklyn Communities Collaborative (BCC), in partnership with 1199 SEIU, the City University of New York (CUNY), Downstate Health Sciences University, Maimonides Medical Center, One Brooklyn Health, and community partners, seeks support for a healthcare workforce development program that will source from historically disadvantaged communities and advance workforce equity opportunities. Funding will support training and career advancement to address the critical nursing shortage, including pipeline development and connection to support services to help overcome barriers to training and long-term employment.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$989,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Lexington Armory |
Requesting planning and design funding, totaling $7,595,203, for the Lexington Avenue Armory Rehabilitation. This project is critical to the State of New York/New York Army National Guard and in the best interest of the taxpayer because the historic Readiness Center built in 1904 does not meet current Army readiness standards. The existing Readiness Center lacks modern technologies to include data, communication, building security, and heating and air conditioning systems. The existing administrative, supply, maintenance, instructional multi-purpose training spaces, locker rooms, and male and female latrines and shower rooms have not been modernized since built.
Without quick action to modernize and rehabilitate the armory, our Soldiers and their unit readiness will degrade significantly. In addition, the armory does not effectively support civil support operations in our Nation’s largest city. Delays to a top to bottom rehabilitation will only increase future costs and negatively affect Soldier retenti and readiness. After completion of this top to bottom rehabilitation, the armory will be a modern, adaptable, and sustainable facility directly supporting the readiness of the units assigned. It will provide a professional military presence while efficiently supporting unit training, the Army talent management objectives, provide a state-of-the-art mobilization station, support the Army’s equipment modernization priorities, and serve as the epicenter of the state’s civil support response capabilities in Manhattan. |
New York (New York County) |
NY |
$35,841,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Museum |
The Brooklyn Museum is requesting a $250,000 in support of our trailblazing arts and social justice education programs, which will serve nearly 20,000 students and educators from New York City during Fiscal Year 2023. Congressional funding will enable us to continue to provide vital support for the community of students and educators we serve through in-depth partnerships with schools, guided tours led by professional educators, and professional development training for teachers focused on anti-oppressive, culturally nuanced pedagogical models that celebrate community vibrancy and use a vast approach of learning methodologies.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Urban League Inc |
To meet the needs of Broome County employers, the Broome County Urban League (BCUL) and many community-based partners have come together and will offer their expertise and resources with various programs for employment; job skills, life-skills training, technology and employment certifications and work experience activities leading to employment and self-sustainability. The Broome County Urban League is the lead organization; but all the partners will combine their resources/staff to manage and operate the program. The staff of the BCUL is familiar with cultural competency, collaborations and have extensive knowledge and experience related to working with various disadvantaged populations. The BCUL and program partners will utilize their expertise from multiple projects and programs to execute the Pathways Program. To ensure participants can compete for jobs, an employment orientation program will be created for all participants. Of significant note, sections of the employment and training program will be devoted to local job awareness and training. The participants will be provided current career information about local job opportunities, participate in a work experience environment, and become part of the new applicant pool to vie for these local jobs.
|
Binghamton |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brothers of Mercy |
Funding will complete funding needed to renovate a wing of the former Brothers of Mercy Adult Home, which will become, in partnership with the University at Buffalo, the Resilience Center, a facility to improve cardiovascular and behavioral health in senior citizens. |
Clarence |
NY |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Burke Rehabilitation Hospital |
Expanding Burke's rehabilitation program to prepare our patients (persons living with complex neurological disorders/SCI/SCD/stroke/brain injury/paralysis) for life after rehabilitation and to addresses demands for immediate multidisciplinary rehabilitation services for the neurological patient population.
Acquisition of new capital equipment/advanced technology and construction of an outdoor mobility terrain park will help Burke meet that goal.
|
White Plains |
NY |
$965,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CAMBA Inc. |
CAMBA's Career Navigation Initiative (CNI) will be an innovative workforce development hub, piloted in East New York, Brooklyn, where such services do not exist and are sorely needed. CNI will offer a suite of career navigation opportunities - ranging from success and financial coaching, industry specific training and credentialing, ongoing career navigation support, job placement services, and more - across five CAMBA community centers, equipped with office space for one-on-one sessions and classrooms for group trainings. These five sites are within walking distance of each other, a crucial detail for residents who struggle to leave their neighborhood out of fear for their safety. In this part of Brooklyn, young people automatically inherit territorial tensions based on where they live. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cameron Community Ministries, Inc. |
Funding for Cameron's Afterschool & Summer Academic Enrichment Program will budget for the following: Administrative, which includes personnel and other program staff; fringe benefits; Consultants, to include accounting or legal, and educational; Supplies, to include office supplies, educational, recreational, classroom, or other program supplies; Health/medical supplies, to include, cleaning supplies; food (including snacks) lunch, dinner, as well as other consumable supplies; Equipment, which includes equipment to be purchased or rented; Travel, to include staff travel, field trips, conferences; Staff Training; Advertising and promotion of program and recruitment of youth or staff for the program; Printing and Copying costs; Insurance; Occupancy expenses; and Other operating expenses.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CareerWise New York |
CareerWise New York will build out improved and more robust on-the-job training tools and classroom curriculum at higher education institutions for high school aged students pursuing modern youth apprenticeships in the tech, finance, and business fields.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$971,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carthage Area Hospital |
Carthage Area Hospital (CAH) will build a new medical center to consolidate multiple locations into one building, providing a one-stop shop for patients and improving accessibility through the integration of services, including the current 25 bed hospital, Family and Women's Health Office, Behavioral health, Physical Therapy, Surgery, Orthopedics, podiatry, Urology, Neurology, Laboratory, Medical Imaging, and Emergency Room. This project is needed to ensure the long term financial viability of the hospital, as well as to deliver integrated, efficient healthcare to our rural communities, including the 14,000 soldiers at Fort Drum and area veterans.
|
Carthage
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities Community Services, Archdiocese |
CCCS is requesting funding to support the expansion of a workforce development program within its Day Laborer Programs in the Bronx and Yonkers, including staff support and the creation of a cloud-based clearing house that will facilitate workers connect to safe employment.
|
New York |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Rochester |
This proposal is in support of integrated behavioral health services - outpatient mental health and substance use services. The purpose would be increase access to more patients in need of services and make it easier for them to be engaged in their own treatment and recovery.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Health Home and Community-Based Care |
Funds would purchase 500 telemedicine units -- tablet, blood pressure cuff, lung sound recording device, pulse oximeter, thermometer and scale -- to allow Catholic Health Buffalo to implement a comprehensive telemedicine program in its four nursing homes and home care agency, focused on reducing Emergency Room visits and hospitalizations. Transfers of skilled nursing facility residents to emergency departments are linked to morbidity, mortality and significant cost, especially when transfers result in hospital admissions.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Health Services of Long Island |
Expansion of Catholic Health's provider-based virtual telemedicine platform with Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) to improve patient outcomes, access to care, and reduce hospital readmissions. Catholic Health will purchase additional RPM devices which will provide real-time daily biometric results to providers and caregivers with the primary benefit of early intervention.
|
Rockville Centre |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Health Services of Long Island |
These funds would be used to purchase medical equipment, including imaging and diagnostic equipment, to outfit Catholic Health's new 20,000 square foot, contemporary multi-specialty medical office building in Yaphank, NY. In addition to specialty equipment, these funds will help equip 25 outpatient rooms for this new state-of-the-art building which will provide urgent and specialty care services to a presently underserved community of approximately 118,000 people.
|
Rockville Centre |
NY |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cayuga Community College |
This project is a regional collaboration to increase postsecondary and workforce development access, affordability, success, and completion, incorporating inclusive evidence-based interventions that lead to in-demand, family sustaining-wage employment for rural and marginalized students in Cayuga and Oswego Counties.
|
Auburn
|
NY |
$1,564,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cayuga County |
Funds will be used to expand our Mobile Crisis Team, for daytime hours, to respond to mental health emergencies in the community. This intervention reduces suicides and unnecessary emergency room presentations.
|
Cayuga County |
NY |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cayuga County |
A Youth Workforce development project will provide more work experience opportunities and training for in school and out of school low income youth. It will provide training and work experience for youth to explore careers and develop increased motivation to continue post secondary training and education. This program will also reduce the risk of unsafe activities, such as crime, if the youth are engaged in a positive job development program.
|
Cayuga County
|
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Educational Innovation |
Teacher salaries to run innovative afterschool programs, these includes salaries for tutors/coaches, college counselors, teacher trainers, site coordinators, teaching artists, parent workshop facilitators, project designers to deliver high-quality afterschool programming currently not available or available in limited capacity in school districts.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH) |
Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH) Medical Center, dba The University of Vermont Health Network - Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital, will use this funding to replace an antiquated and unreliable generator to ensure continuity of essential patient care in the event of natural disasters and 21st century threats. Due to the magnitude of the cost and ongoing financial challenges, CVPH has not had the resources to replace this generator for a number of years, increasing the elements of risk and presenting urgent need for government financial assistance.
|
Plattsburgh
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Child Care Coalition of the Niagara Frontier |
The funds will be used to upgrade the technology for all five (5) trauma informed - educational trainings rooms of the agency. Currently the equipment is outdated (2008) and is not meeting the needs of the early childhood community throughout Erie County.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Child Care Solutions, Inc. |
Funds will be used to replace outdated and broken computer equipment used to assist individuals through the NYS child care registration process. Specifically, nine (9) HP ProBook notebook computers with docking stations and care packages; or comparable computers.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$12,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Institute, Inc. |
Children's Institute and it's Get Ready to GROW (GROW) initiative seeks catalytic funding to address health and development inequities comprehensively among young children in NYS that have been worsened with COVID; we seek to strengthen networked partners and programs who serve children's developmental progress by increasing local capacity and expertise in low-income and rural 13 county Finger Lakes region of NYS and 25th District areas. |
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City College of New York |
The Charles B. Rangel Center for Infrastructure Workforce Training Project Description, (RC4IWD) will train for construction and operations across multiple infrastructures - transport, energy, communications, water and wastewater, food, health in built environments - with emphasis on digital skills for advanced forms of project management, system supervisory control and operations management.
|
New York
|
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Tonawanda |
Funds are requested to renovate the Department of Public Works facility and our City of Tonawanda Fire Department to create locker room, shower and changing facilities for female employees in accordance with facility reviews and drafted quotes compiled by the City Engineer. Presently, there are no facilities for female employees at either location.
|
City of Tonawanda
|
NY |
$32,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Civic Hall Labs, Inc. |
Civic Hall's new community technology center will improve and support the economic wellbeing of New Yorkers hardest hit by the pandemic by helping them find jobs in the NYC tech industry. Funds will be used to support our state-of-the-art Digital Learning Center (DLC), which will train 2,500 New Yorkers annually, for well-paying, resilient tech jobs and provide a collaborative community space for job seekers to network with those in the tech industry. Funding will also support key staff to manage the space and conduct trainee and employer outreach.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Claremont Neighborhood Centers, Inc. |
To rehab six bathrooms at Claremont Neighborhood to support increase usage of facility with the construction of a new gymnasium. There are two bathrooms on each floor, basement, 1st floor and 2nd floor.
|
New York |
NY |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clarkson University |
The expansion of Clarkson University's Lewis School of Health Sciences/Collins Hill Campus through this 'Health Professions Training & Research Facilities Renovations and Expansion Project' will significantly improve the struggling healthcare infrastructure in the North Country region of New York State. |
Potsdam |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center |
Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center (CHMC) will expand their current Emergency Department to renovate existing space and create three additional behavioral health treatment rooms (for a total of seven), a dedicated waiting space for those in crisis, and upgrade existing treatment areas to meet current guidelines and codes for ligature resistance. |
Ogdensburg |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coffee Connection |
Workforce development for women in recovery from addiction and incarceration demands more than training in job skills. |
Rochester |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cohen Children’s Medical Center |
The proposal includes a building a 199,000 square foot pre-eminent center of excellence contiguous to the Cohen Children's Medical Center and the Zucker Hillside Hospital to transform mental healthcare for children and their families in the northeast region and beyond.
|
Lake Success
|
NY |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The New School |
This proposal seeks to address the serious mental health challenges facing young people today through the development of scalable, culturally-responsive training programs and educational materials to be integrated throughout the higher education community. The development of and delivery of these trainings will significantly enhance the availability of mental health care and psychosocial support in higher education through the broad training of staff, faculty, and students. |
New York
|
NY |
$645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Mount Sinai Hospital |
The Mount Sinai Hospital (MSH) Emergency Department (ED) was last updated in the early 2000's and has recently exceeded its capacity to adequately handle the volume of New York City residents requiring emergency care. The clinical treatment space will be expanded by 8,500 feet, doubling the current amount of space for critically ill adult and pediatric patients. The new emergency department will incorporate best practices currently in place, ensuring effective patient management and flow as well as increased readiness to care for patients with high consequence infectious diseases, such as COVID-19.
|
New York
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender Communit |
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender Community Center (The Center) requests $350,000 to support Center Works, an LGBTQ-specific economic empowerment program that pairs case management with career services and employment and training services. |
New York
|
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Jewish Board of Family & Children's Services |
Funding of this proposal will enhance access and availability of support, care, and services for aging residents with Serious Mental Illness (SMI). The Jewish Board's Healthy Aging Program will be a focused and strategic approach to providing services for our adult residents in supportive housing to help them age well and safely in their home for as long as possible.
|
New York
|
NY |
$313,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Jamaica Hospital d/b/a Jamaica Hospital Medica |
The requested funds will be used to purchase and install critically needed surgical robotics system, including the da Vinci Single Console System, da Vinci SimNow Simulator, E-100 generator and da Vinci Integrated Table Motion (da Vinic System Upgrades). These advanced surgery systems will enable our hospital to successfully perform more complex surgeries for patients whose health has decreased significantly due to the inequalities they face in healthcare, advancing health equity in our community.
|
Jamaica
|
NY |
$1,905,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Jamaica Hospital d/b/a Jamaica Hospital Medica |
The requested funds will be used to purchase and install critically needed surgical robotics system, including an Orbeye Exoscope, a Mako Robot, the Sky System, and a Hana Table. These advanced surgery systems will enable our hospital to successfully perform more complex surgeries for patients whose health has decreased significantly due to the inequalities they face in healthcare, advancing health equity in our community. |
Jamaica
|
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The HOPE Program |
The HOPE Program is requesting funding to rebuild the economic and environmental sustainability of New York. Specifically, we will leverage Congressional funding to provide paid, hands-on, green jobs training to adult New Yorkers struggling to attach to the workforce due to histories of criminal justice involvement, homelessness, low educational attainment and other systemic barriers to employment. These individuals will complete essential green infrastructure work within the City - including building climate change resiliency structures, street cleaning and plant maintenance to improve quality of life for all New Yorkers, solar installation and other related skills - while earning a paycheck and preparing for permanent employment. Specific expenses will include transitional wages for trainees; salaries for staff lines including program coordinators, hard skill trainers, and employment specialists; certification costs; technology; and other programmatic expenses. |
Bronx
|
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Guidance Center of Westchester, Inc. |
Funds will be used to renovate community kitchen space used by the Personalized Recovery Oriented Services (PROS) Program, which supports more than 100 people with complex behavioral health needs. In addition, funds will be used to install new communications and computer wiring at TGCW's headquarters at 256 Washington Street, Mt. Vernon to remedy consistent connectivity issues for phones and computers that impact client services. |
Mt. Vernon
|
NY |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Floating Hospital, Inc. |
The project will provide seed funding in the form of salaries, benefits and related small equipment items for a dermatologist, gastroenterologist, and ophthalmologist. In addition, it will provide salary and benefits for an optometrist, a radiologist, a technician, and clinical support staff for each.
|
Long Island City
|
NY |
$1,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Crenulated Company Ltd. dba New Settlement Apa |
New Settlement, which for over 30 years has served the Mount Eden/Highbridge community of the Bronx, seeks congressionally-directed funding from New York Senator Charles Schumer's office for a special project that will help us staff a growing Health and Wellness Program serving our community's aging population while we create a comfortable, multifunctional program space in a presently-underutilized space at 1514 Townsend Avenue. The program funds will help us to staff aquatics, dance, fitness and nutrition classes and workshops for seniors of our community at our community center. At the same time-accommodating the program's growth, and responding to requests from our community's seniors for a space of their own-we will renovate a program space for day programming for seniors.
|
Bronx
|
NY |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science an |
Cooper Union requests funds to double the number of low-income and underrepresented NYC high school youth in our STEM Outreach Programs that address the lack of equitable, high-quality math and science preparation in secondary schools. Cooper Union's programs provide low-income, NYC high school students from underrepresented backgrounds the STEM knowledge, skills and self-confidence they need to pursue STEM degrees at college and open their opportunities for well-paying professional careers with high social mobility. Funds will support student fee waivers and summer stipends to ensure low-income students can participate, and program development to accommodate enrollment growth. |
New York
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Chris S. Owens Foundation |
Funds will be used for salaries, operational expenses, Community Events, Program incentives, rental/lease, fixtures, equipment, utilities, program facilitators, food, transportation, medications, services, and resources for the community.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Child Center of NY |
The Child Center respectfully requests funds to renovate its Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) in Brooklyn, NY. An RTF is the highest level of care in both the mental health and juvenile justice systems outside of acute/state hospitals or jails. They are reserved for adolescents with complex emotional and behavioral challenges who cannot live at home or in the community. An improved RTF facility will lead to 1) an increase in youth served, 2) lower maintenance costs, 3) improved health outcomes for residents, and 4) a safer, clean environment for staff and residents. Taken together, this means cost savings that will contribute to the fiscal viability of the RTF over time. |
Forest Hills
|
NY |
$1,812,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Discovery, Inc. |
The Center for Discovery seeks funding to procure both medical and non-medical furniture for its urgently needed Children's Specialty Hospital. This request is part of a larger project that includes the complete transformation of the former Frontier Insurance Building in Rock Hill, NY into a new statewide Children's Specialty Hospital, an outpatient Article 28 health clinic, an expansion of The Center's current special education and daycare programs, and a Research Institute for Brain and Body Health that includes assistive technology labs.
|
Monticello
|
NY |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The C-Better Foundation |
The Future Ready Workforce Training (FRWT) program is a project to train 500 underserved adults in classroom and virtual instructions. We provide a hands-on controlled physical testbed for our trainees, in partnership with the City College of New York in District 13.
|
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Wayne |
Funding will be used to purchase and install a new outdoor playground at Roosevelt Children's Center (RCC), which is an Early Intervention and Preschool program for children ages birth to five. The current equipment is almost 30 years old and is outdated and is becoming a safety hazard for our children.
|
Newark
|
NY |
$364,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The ALS Association of Greater New York |
ALS-GNY requests funding for a Long Island regional social worker. Long Island is in need of an additional full time social worker in order to maintain an effective comprehensive care model to stay ahead of the growing patient population for people living with ALS on Long Island.
|
New York
|
NY |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Aaron & Marion Gural JCC Inc. (GJCC) |
GJCC is requesting Congressionally Directed Funding to significantly expand mental health and supportive services for three vulnerable populations who have experienced serious trauma in their life: Holocaust Survivors (and their families), Ukrainian and Russian immigrant seniors, and victims of domestic violence residing in and around the Five Towns of Long Island, NY. The program will provide wraparound trauma-counseling to 300 unduplicated individuals. Additionally, the program will provide outreach and educational services to another 5,000 individuals. |
Cedarhurst |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Teach For America |
Teach For America (TFA) proposes to expand its Ignite Fellowship, which recruits college students and TFA alumni teachers to serve as small group tutors, partnering directly with students and schools to address learning loss and social-emotional needs of K-12 students. Fellows receive ongoing training from TFA, partner organizations, and their schools while tutoring students to ultimately accelerate student learning and well-being. |
New York
|
NY |
$675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Center of Excellence |
This project will establish the Quantum Technology Center at Syracuse University, focused on Quantum Information Science. This center will enable New York State and Central New York to become an epicenter of research, training, and advanced manufacturing of quantum technology. The request is for acquisition of state-of-the-art equipment, fit-out laboratory space for the new equipment, and support for center's faculty, students, and research scientists. |
Syracuse
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Jefferson Community College |
Jefferson Community College will create a new Artificial Intelligence program, with laboratory, to equip our Fort Drum students, including soldiers, veterans, and their dependents with high-demand job skills.
|
Watertown
|
NY |
$299,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Geneseo |
Founded in 1871, SUNY Geneseo is a premier public liberal arts college nationally recognized for academic excellence and valued as the Honors College of the SUNY 64 campus public Higher Education system and highly regarded as the ""Harvard"" of SUNY. Known for its exceptional faculty, academic programming and loyal alumni, set in a rural historic Finger Lakes region, Geneseo provides a high quality premier education at an accessible cost. Leading on Governor Hochuls recent 2022 NYS budget address recognizing SUNY Geneseo designation as the Honors College, we wish to further enhance and expand this Honors Model by widening our scope of the student market we serve beyond our typical college campus residential experience.
Targeting a broader range of age groups, demographics, and new geographic communities will enable us to become the nation's exemplary model in equity-minded Honors College offering the opportunity for under-served students a post-secondary education. Utilizing our schools of Science and Mathematics supports the demand in STEM to highly diverse students. By offering these programs, this Honors model will entice our students to stay within the SUNY system, retain the ""brain drain"" from New York, and provide the gateway to workforce development initiatives thru multiple academic programs such as Physics, Biology, Data Analytics, Finance and Entrepreneurship.
|
Geneseo |
NY |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University |
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is requesting $1.85M to enhance its maternal and child health network in central Brooklyn. Specifically, we are requesting the funds to purchase medical equipment for a new birthing center, as well as two new state of the art, comprehensive health care practices focused on delivering obstetrical/gynecological and pediatric care in our community. Part of the requested funding will be used to renovate one of the health care practices. |
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunnyside Community Services |
Sunnyside Community Services (SCS) requests funding for college and career access programming that helps 100 high school juniors and seniors understand the full range of options they have for their future and how to achieve their own goals. College readiness programming will span SAT prep, and the college access process, while career readiness activities include career exploration and preparation culminating with a paid and supported internship placement.
|
Sunnyside
|
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunnyside Community Services |
Requested funds will support Sunnyside Community Services (SCS)' Home Health Aide (HHA) Training Program, an innovative workforce development program that helps disenfranchised individuals enter a career ladder in the growing healthcare sector, while meeting the growing need for home care providers for older adults throughout New York City.
|
Long Island City
|
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunnyside Community Services |
Sunnyside Community Services (SCS) requests funding to enhance STEAM programming and social-emotional learning in a comprehensive afterschool program that serves homeless youth. Funds will support curriculum, trips, materials, and expert staff who can meet the distinct needs of young people who are living in transitional housing.
|
Elmhurst |
NY |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sun River Health |
Sun River Health is currently in the process of renovating its Alpha School outpatient substance use treatment program to accommodate integrated primary care services. Sun River's The Alpha School project will renovate a combination of occupied and unoccupied space to create an Article 28, Article 31, and urgent care to compliment Sun River's existing substance abuse program. This project is currently partly funded as part of One Brooklyn Health System's initiative to expand ambulatory care centers by Federally Qualified Health Centers. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York Upstate Medical Unive |
Provide $898,000 for capital renovations, technology and durable equipment to establish the SUNY Upstate Multidisciplinary Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease Treatment Center in Syracuse, NY
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$898,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York College of Environmen |
SUNY ESF is seeking federal assistance to enhance its Moon Library. This reimagined library would include spaces for quiet and group study, collaboration, and more effective student support services. Occurring in a phased approach, SUNY ESF will build a comprehensive student center: this will create new student gathering spaces highly visible to and from the crossroads of campus and will create spaces for student driven programming. By creating a student center and reconfiguring the space, ESF plans to enable student access even when the library is closed. The project will also enable the consolidation of academic success, student tutoring, and club activities. |
Syracuse
|
NY |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York at Stony Brook |
Funds will be used for capital improvement, facilities, and equipment for the Innovation Gateway-a regional hub serving Long Island innovators to expand technology growth and workforce development. This will include renovating, either partially or fully, a currently available 24,000 sq ft space made available for this project in the heart of the Stony Brook University campus and securing the core equipment infrastructure, including fabrication equipment, meeting/innovation spaces, and educational facilities. |
Stony Brook, Brookhaven Township, Long Island |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ST. JOSEPH'S NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER, INC. |
This Community Project Funding request will assist St. Joseph's Neighborhood Center to make necessary infrastructure and technology improvements, supporting patient-centered healthcare. The Neighborhood Center provides integrated, comprehensive health care, including primary and sub-specialty medical care, behavioral health and counseling services, complementary medicine such as chiropractic, access to care and social services. We do this in three 120-year-old homes, cobbled together over 30 years since the Center's founding. Because we provide healthcare for uninsured and under-insured persons at a reasonable cost, with a small staff of 20 full- and part-time employees, and more than 500 volunteers, our building infrastructure and upkeep often suffers in favor of patient care. Because we do not receive Medicare, Medicaid nor private insurance reimbursements for provision of service, the community supports this effort. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$601,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's Health |
A consistent output of skilled sonographers to serve our community would be provided by a newly developed cardiac sonographer (echocardiology) training program. The benefit of the development of such a program would be multi-faceted and include: new employment opportunities/professional growth, shorter wait for echos and thus progression of care and reduced length of stay for cardiac patients in our community and region. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$252,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's Health |
The current College building and infrastructure, built in 1960, does not meet space or curriculum needs. There is a waiting list for College applicants due to space constraints, an unnecessary limiter during a time when the healthcare workforce pipeline should and could be expanded on site. St. Joseph's seeks to expand the college to enable accommodation of the current waitlist as well as continued expansion of potential enrollments and development of the regional nursing and allied health profession workforce. This application seeks support for Phase One: $1,500,000 in planning dollars to determine optimal project scope and final concept for College expansion. Phase one planning dollars would support acquisition of funding for subsequent phases and project construction. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's College New York |
St. Joseph's College New York is requesting $879,000 in community project funds for the Cybersecurity and Science Technology Initiative for FY 2023. These funds will be used to create a fully functional cybersecurity lab in St. Angela Hall at SJC Brooklyn as well as support crucial equipment upgrades for the organic chemistry laboratory.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$879,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John's Riverside Hospital |
St. John's Riverside Hospital (SJRH) seeks $4 million in Congressionally Directed Spending consisting of two components:
a) $3 million to be used for capital improvements and Emergency Department expansion, reducing current severe overcrowding and providing a separate, more private, less stressful, quieter and more welcoming space for ED patients with less acute conditions; and
b) $1 million to be spent on community-driven ED staff training to improve the quality of care received by the 70% of our ED patients who are people of color, reduce implicit bias, promote health equity, and help link ED patients to services addressing social determinants of health and increasing access to appropriate sources of primary care.
This grant will build a foundation, allowing SJRH to move into more effective treatments for the whole person within our community. |
Yonkers
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Francis College |
St. Francis College (SFC) will utilize congressionally directed spending to upgrade technology in our nursing simulation, which is used by both SFC's nursing students as well as community partners in healthcare and K-12 education. Aligned with the goals of the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE), the simulation lab improves the quality of SFC's nursing education program and prepares future nurses to offer exceptional, compassionate care across NYC. |
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Bonaventure University |
The technology and equipment requested by St. Bonaventure University will greatly enhance the University's effort to educate students University-wide and in the STEM fields. The technology will enhance the ability for the professors to teach and for the students to learn with needed classroom technology for Plassmann Hall and will take our sciences and health professions education to the next level with needed equipment for the Walsh Science Center. |
St. Bonaventure
|
NY |
$1,447,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Barnabas Hospital (dba SBH Health System) |
St. Barnabas Hospital, a safety net institution located in the Bronx, NY, respectfully requests consideration of $7,000,000 in community project funding that will allow us to purchase much needed medical equipment, including x-ray machines, microscopes, anesthesia machines, ultrasounds, and specialty equipment to support dental, colorectal, podiatry fields. As an independent hospital in a poor urban community, our resources are limited; all of the equipment to be purchased through this project is more than 10 years old with lifespans exceeded.
|
Bronx
|
NY |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Ann's Warehouse, Inc. |
St. Ann's Warehouse, a four decade old cultural organization located in Brooklyn Bridge Park is applying for funding to support two distinct sets of educational activities to engage young people: the relaunch of St. Ann's popular Youth Empowerment program and an education initiative in conjunction with a deeply moving public art project Little Amal: The Promise of America, which promotes hope and tolerance for displaced people. Working with the NYC Department of Education we will develop arts education programming to reach hundreds of New York City public school students and youth from local community centers with multidisciplinary workshops, performances, and special events. |
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Tier Community Health Center Network, Inc |
Southern Tier Community Health Center Network (STCHCN), that does business as Universal Primary Care (UPC) would like to purchase a facility it currently leases in Cuba, New York and renovate it to better serve our patients. This purchase and renovation would save our health center $43,000 per year in current lease costs and additional 3-5% increase each year, it would also allow us to improve the facility's ailing HVAC system and reconfigure the space for better patient care - total project for purchase and renovation would be: $ 1,270,550.00
|
Olean and Salamanca |
NY |
$1,270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Tier Community Health Center Network, Inc |
Southern Tier Community Health Center Network (STCHCN), that does business as Universal Primary Care (UPC) would like to purchase two sonogram machines to better serve our patients. This purchase would save our health center $43,000 per year in current lease costs and make this valuable service important for healthy pregnancies a break-even prospect vs. the current revenue UPC loses on this service. Total costs for 2 ultrasound machines would be: $160,000 |
Olean and Salamanca |
NY |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Tier Community Health Center Network, Inc |
Southern Tier Community Health Center Network (STCHCN), that does business as Universal Primary Care (UPC) would like to purchase a facility it currently leases in Cuba, New York and renovate it to better serve our patients. This purchase and renovation would save our health center $43,000 per year in current lease costs and additional 3-5% increase each year, it would also allow us to improve the facility's ailing HVAC system and reconfigure the space for better patient care - total project for purchase and renovation would be: $ 1,270,550.00 |
Olean and Salamanca |
NY |
$1,270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Nassau Communities Hospital dba Mount Sinai |
The F wing of the hospital which consists of the F3 and F4 Units have not been renovated in over 40 years, and with the impact of the ongoing pandemic, it is imperative we update and upgrade this facility to include improved infection control capabilities, an enhanced HVAC, ventilator-capable and double headwall gas improvements, in addition to an superior patient care experience.
|
Oceanside |
NY |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Society of the United Helpers |
The Project is for the expansion of United Helpers' mental health services and Care Coordination that benefits rural areas of New York. Specifically, the requested funds will be used to hire six mental health clinicians and will support the modification of the United Helpers building to make room for the expanding Care Coordination program-which helps New York community members connect with the appropriate health services they need. |
Canton
|
NY |
$1,072,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SEPA Mujer, Inc. |
The funds requested will be utilized for the continuation and expansion of SEPA Mujer's Latina youth leadership program, GIRLS A.C.T. Funds for GIRLS A.C.T. will be used to increase internal capacity for project staffing, transportation, college tours, workforce training, technology, and administrative expenses.
|
Patchogue
|
NY |
$227,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Schoharie County Community Action Program, Inc. |
Funds will be used to purchase garden supplies (lumber & trellis, soil, plants, etc.) to enhance an outdoor parent/child visitation area. Area provides opportunity for positive engagement for family members while participating in 1:1 activities in a comfortable environment.
|
Cobleskill
|
NY |
$5,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rome Memorial Hospital, Inc., d/b/a Rome Health |
Rome Memorial Hospital, Inc., d/b/a Rome Health seeks funding to purchase a high speed 64-slice CT Scanner to support rapid diagnosis and treatment of stroke. Rome Health is pursuing designation as a primary stroke center to save lives and prevent life-limiting disabilities. Stroke mortality and hospitalization rates in Oneida County are significantly higher than the state average. Centrally located in Oneida County with a population of more than 232,000, Rome Health's service area extends north into rural Lewis County with a population of nearly 27,000 people.
|
Rome
|
NY |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Childfirst Network |
Rochester Childfirst Network (RCN) will replace our 22,000 sq. ft. roof. Our school was built in 1954, and sections of the roof range in age from 20 to 40+ years old.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RISE Housing and Support Services |
Federal funding will be used to support the pre-development and construction of a second story addition, as well as the reconfiguration of the first floor of RISE Housing and Support Services' existing main office building necessary for the facilitation of HOMEBASE - a low-barrier, psychosocial program that will provide a supportive, safe community for vulnerable citizens struggling with mental health, substance abuse and/or street-homelessness. |
Saratoga Springs
|
NY |
$2,358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Research Foundation of CUNY on behalf of LaGuardia |
LaGuardia Community College's Division of Adult Continuing Education & Workforce Development seeks to expand its Electrical 1, Plumbing 1 and HVAC 1 skills training to serve under-employed and unemployed New York City residents. We request funding for project personnel (job developers), tuition scholarships for 150 students, and materials and equipment needed for instruction within a new Workforce Development Training Center. |
Long Island City
|
NY |
$404,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Research Foundation for SUNY at Cortland |
The SUNY Cortland Entrepreneurship Center will (1) Establish business assistance interns to support existing Cortland County businesses and assist the development of new business ventures; (2) Create an entrepreneurial ecosystem by connecting county-wide K-12 and college level entrepreneurship educators; and (3) Expand entrepreneurship curriculum on campus and in the Cortland community to support business plan development for new ventures and growth of existing businesses. |
Cortland
|
NY |
$432,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sun River Health, Inc. |
Sun River Health seeks to redesign its Beacon Health Center in Dutchess County |
Dutchess County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia University and Hostos Community College |
There is no more highly under-recognized and under-appreciated pool of potential young epidemiologists than in the nation's community colleges and, given this, we are proposing to start a pipeline training program for new epidemiologists from under-represented communities between Hostos Community College in the South Bronx and Columbia University.
|
New York |
NY |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Comic Book Legal Defense Fund |
This project will use graphic novels to engage young people, parents, teachers, librarians, and civic leaders on the importance of protecting free expression in a diverse democracy.
|
New York |
NY |
$315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Committee for Hispanic Children & Families (CHCF) |
CHCF is requesting a total of $700,000 for its mental health services program for family child care providers in New York City and for its youth development program that provides STEM enrichment after school to public school students. |
New York |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Common Threads |
Common Threads requests funding to provide nutrition and culinary education programs for under-resourced New York children and families. Programs teach participants the skills and knowledge necessary to recognize, choose, and prepare healthy meals, empowering them as agents of change for healthier families, schools, and communities. |
Staten Island |
NY |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Memorial Hospital |
In order for Community Memorial to remain sustainable and competitive in the evolving healthcare industry, our organization has launched a capital transformation project to transform our facility. The project will relocate our radiology department to bring its services in closer proximity to the Emergency Department and replace the 14-year-old MRI machine. |
Hamilton |
NY |
$3,822,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Compeer Rochester, Inc. |
Through peer support, we encourage development of a Veteran's social network which research confirms is effective in counterbalancing many of the reintegration challenges resulting from military service and combat trauma such as homelessness, substance abuse, family violence and instability, unemployment, mental illness and suicidal ideation.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cool Culture |
Cool Culture respectfully requests support for its flagship CityWide Cultural Access Program (CityWide), which runs in conjunction with our We Are All Curators-Curators for Families Program. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cortland County |
This project will renovate a vacant downtown City of Cortland building purchased by Cortland County to relocation their Mental Health department and treatment services. Cortland Mental Health Department is a rural behavioral healthcare provider with three New York Office of Mental Health (OMH) licensed outpatient clinical treatment/services for over 1000 patient each year.
|
Cortland County |
NY |
$2,995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Council of Senior Centers and Services of New York |
LiveOn NY requests $100,000 to support and expand our Center for Professional Development in Aging-the only such center of its kind in New York. |
New York |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crossroads of Caring, Inc. |
The funds in this project will be used to pay for Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) training for four program participants in a part-time CPE residency pilot. Participants will receive 300 hours of group and individual instruction and participate in 900 hours of supervised clinical practice over three CPE units of study as they prepare for professional certification. |
Rochester |
NY |
$31,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crouse Health |
Crouse Health is requesting federal funds to enhance the rapid evaluation unit of the Emergency Department (ED). |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,009,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cullman Child Development Center, CCDC |
Requested funds will be used to cover the up front costs of establishing a state licensed childhood early intervention program. |
Sidney |
NY |
$147,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cultural Museum of African Art, Inc. |
The Cultural Museum of African Art (CMAA) is uniquely positioned to create a one-of-a-kind museum and educational experience with its over 3000 individual pieces of African artifacts that serve as proof of the enduring ingenuity, traditions, talents, and lasting culture of the first civilizations in our human journey. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CUNY Dominican Studies Institute at CUNY |
The CUNY Dominican Studies Institute at the City College of New York proposes the creation of a City University of New York’s Cultural/ Historical Legacy Initiative (CUNY CHLI) that seeks to impact students & teachers from Kindergarten to Grade 12. |
New York |
NY |
$809,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Daemen University |
Daemen University requests funds to support the newly launched Institute for Mobility Innovation & Technology (IMIT), which will serve as an integrative learning and training environment for undergraduate students across disciplines while providing a state of the art equipped rehabilitation center for patients with severe brain and spinal cord injuries and neurodegenerative diseases.
|
Amherst |
NY |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dancewave |
Dancewave respectfully requests funding support to expand its annual college and career preparatory event, Dancewave Through College and Beyond, which serves over 300 families seeking access to information, resources and guidance with the college admissions process. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Day Care Council of New York, Inc. |
The Day Care Council of New York, Inc. requests funding to support its professional and business development modules for its early childhood education membership of center-based and home-based service providers in NYC's five boroughs. |
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Opportunities Inc. |
Delaware Opportunities, in addressing significantly rising needs in the county, is working to secure funds to support the placement of certified SUD peers (CRPA and CARC) within the agency to work alongside other program staff in supporting and assisting clients in need.
|
Hamden |
NY |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Developmental Disabilities Institute |
Developmental Disabilities Institute (DDI) seeks funding in the amount of $485,000 to replace the roof at our Early Childhood Center, which is a preschool in Medford for children with autism and other developmental disabilities, many of whom come from low income families. |
Smithtown |
NY |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dorill Initiative, Inc. |
Dorill Initiative is requesting funds to deepen our FREE interdisciplinary arts education programming in underestimated and overlooked communities across New York City;
|
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dover Plains Library Association |
The funds would be used for a capital improvement project to purchase and construct a 16' x 24' outdoor pavilion and concrete pad.
|
Wingdale |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
The proposed request is to establish a cutting-edge, high-throughput and high-volume Flow Cytometry Facility in the NYS Capital Region to assist public-private partnerships and work force development in areas for biopharmaceuticals, regenerative medicine and infectious disease research.
|
Troy |
NY |
$843,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Refuah Health Center, Inc. |
This project involves the construction of a permanent, state-of-the art outpatient health care facility in South Fallsburg to help address the significant and dire healthcare needs faced by Sullivan County. The facility will expand and enhance RefuahHealth's ability to provide high-quality, integrated, and affordable care to the residents of Sullivan County.
|
South Fallsburg |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rebecca's Little Survivors Foundation Inc |
Rebecca's Resilience Project will create an advanced technological system to expand programming that address social emotional learning, crime prevention, mental health, financial tech literacy, environmental justice, awareness and education as well as our new maternal health inequities program in communities of color throughout Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens, Manhattan and the Bronx.
|
New York City
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PUSH Physical Theatre, Inc. |
The requested funds will be used to bring PUSH teaching artists into city schools and schools serving youth with disabilities or involved with the juvenile justice system, which would not otherwise be able to afford workshops and residencies by professional artists.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Primetime585 |
Primetime585 Girls in Sports Program targets inner city girls in middle and elementary school. The program will provide support sports services for young girls in poor areas by utilizing sports as a tool to keep them active throughout middle and high school. |
Rochester |
NY |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Premium Health, Inc. |
Premium Health will improve the pipeline and quality of pediatric mental health providers caring for underserved populations and will serve as an educational resource to the community, thus improving access to care and health equity for children of disadvantaged backgrounds. Funds will be used for contracted management services, salaries, community education, and telehealth infrastructure. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,082,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Precious Dreams Foundation |
Through the Comfort Drop Program and Humble Dreams Alliance, Precious Dreams Foundation is working diligently to serve youth in foster care and homeless shelters, providing support during one of the most challenging transitional periods of their lives. |
Manhattan
|
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Power of Two, a Project of the Fund for the City o |
Funding will go towards delivering the evidence-based home-visiting parent coaching program, Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up (ABC), expanding the capacity of our Community Resource Team to link families to quality, culturally sensitive resources, including mental health, pediatric, perinatal, housing, and employment referrals, within their neighborhoods, and providing advocacy opportunities for parents. |
Brooklyn and South Bronx |
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PLAY Sports Coalition Inc. |
Funds will expand the training and professional development offerings for youth sports nonprofit leaders, particularly those serving youth in and around New York City's underserved communities.
|
New York |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pittsford Youth Services, Inc. |
Funds will help to expand the PYS Peer Group Counseling program. |
Pittsford
|
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Per Scholas, Inc. |
With the support of Congressionally Directed Spending, Per Scholas will create accessible pathways to high growth careers in Cybersecurity. Funds will enable Per Scholas to train 210 New Yorkers who would otherwise be excluded from tech careers - people of color, women, those without college degrees, or those from households with limited means - double what Per Scholas could achieve without this investment. With CDS support, we will launch two new initiatives to increase accessibility to communities of color: "Bridge to Cyber" training and Cyber Satellite. This project will facilitate the launch of at least 150 careers in cybersecurity each year and infuse $6.2M in new earnings into struggling New York neighborhoods.
|
New York City
|
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PEN America |
The requested funds will not only bolster the Festival itself, but also would specifically allow for PEN America to seize on an opportunity we have long wanted - to accelerate our efforts to reach out to educators and students, to bring their perspective into the Festival itself, and to use the Festival as a catalyst for the creation of rich educational resources that will be of value to educators throughout New York and beyond for use throughout the year. |
New York City
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabi |
The goal of this proposed program is to improve access to high-quality training for our workers, to promote participants' economic self-sufficiency through opportunities to move up the career ladder in the health care field and to prepare workers for entry into other training programs leading to higher-paying jobs in the health care sector. |
New Hyde Park
|
NY |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oswego Health |
Oswego Health is seeking funding to raze an abandoned warehouse, create additional parking features, and add community space at its Fulton Medical Center. This would allow for expansion of ambulatory surgery, primary care, specialty services, and several other healthcare related ventures on this site and on weekends, the parking area will be used for community events, shifting this decaying section of Fulton into one with significant community value. |
Fulton
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Orleans Community Health DBA Medina Memorial Hospi |
Establish an outpatient clinic that offers a variety of specialized healthcare services to our rural community such as primary care, general surgery, podiatry, wound care, and cardiology. We have recently brought these services into various locations of our healthcare system and would like to establish an easily accessible single location for our patients and staff to come for all of these services.
|
Medina
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oneida Health Systems, Inc. d/b/a Oneida Health |
This request will support needed renovations to an existing building located on the main campus of Oneida Health. The building itself will be a multi-use space that supports an urgent care/testing center upstairs and a HRSA-funded Behavioral Health Integration and Intensive Outpatient Program on the ground level.
|
Oneida
|
NY |
$922,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One To World |
One To World is requesting support to provide our signature Global Classroom program to 3-5 schools in the South Bronx. Global Classroom develops and delivers intercultural awareness workshops to underresourced youth, ages 5-18. Through our curriculum, we promote antiracism and break down misconceptions and biases that often allow racism and violence to flourish.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Brooklyn Health System |
One Brooklyn Health System member hospital Interfaith Medical Center (IMC) is expanding its currently constrained emergency department (ED) that was last renovated more than 30 years ago. These renovations will enable IMC to renovate its ED with a modern, improved layout that will enhance patient care and improve patient satisfaction as well as patient safety.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
On Point for College |
On Point for College will provide information and support services to assist 100 students from lower-income families who may have delayed their post-secondary education plans due to the disruptions of the COVID-19 pandemic. These students will gain access to college through one-on-one advising, assistance with college and financial aid applications, pre-enrollment services and comprehensive support forwarding their educational dreams.
|
Syracuse & Utica
|
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Old Forge Volunteer Ambulance Corps |
Old Forge Volunteer Ambulance Corps, Inc (OFVAC), a 501 (C)(3) servicing the rural Town of Webb, is seeking funding to construct a new ambulance station, providing heated bays for ambulances, a living-quarters to house the emergency medical personnel, meeting rooms for education and training, and a triage area for local emergencies.
|
Hamlet of Old Forge
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
oga inc. |
Operation Get Ahead a Youth and Family Service Center for a combination of Involve 50-125 youth ages 7-21 in OGA'S Cultural, Social Interaction and Recreation Programs.
|
Hempstead |
NY |
$664,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYU Langone Hospitals |
NYU Langone Hospitals is seeking support for the purchase of six (6) energy efficient ambulances to renew our 911 Emergency Services ambulance fleet.
|
New York
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYSERDA |
NYSERDA is proposing an enhanced OJT offering for non-profit organizations that hire 16-24 year-olds and transitioning fossil fuel workers from for clean energy positions including marketing, community outreach and education, system design and installation, and operation and maintenance related to energy efficiency and building electrification, renewable energy, energy storage, sustainable transportation, and other eligible technologies. |
Albany
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC Inc., Broome, Chenango, Tioga Chapter dba A |
As part of a major renovation to our day habilitation facility in Chenango County that provides supports and services to the intellectually and developmentally disabled, this project would create a multisensory room on-site that empowers individuals to learn and tempers problem behaviors in a therapeutic environment. Multisensory rooms can be used to calm and relax, or stimulate exploration, learning and development, to help individuals with sensory processing disorder, cognitive and learning disabilities to process the world around them.
|
Norwich
|
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC INC ARC JEFFERSON – ST LAWRENCE, DBA The Ar |
The Arc Jefferson - St. Lawrence will utilize funding to renovate and update 40 community based residential facilities to address vital preservation needs, increase accessibility for those with special needs, update critical life safety measures, and enhance quality of life for its residents with Developmental Disabilities. Planned upgrades include (but aren't limited to) HVAC systems, roofs, windows, accessible kitchens and bathrooms, wheelchair ramps, emergency generators and safety alarm equipment. |
40 Facilities located throughout Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties
|
NY |
$331,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYS YMCA Foundation |
This funding would be used by the NYS YMCA Foundation to support safety around water education, lifeguard trainings and certifications, and learn to swim programs at YMCAs located throughout the state of New York.
|
Albany
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Mission Society |
Funding will be used to provide Mission Society students with enriching school time, after-school, and summer programs that offer academic advisement; career and college counseling; literacy, STEM, and arts activities; mental health services; and paid internship experiences. Currently, our programs are facing a $1,324,126 budget gap during a time when our services are more needed than ever. |
New York County, Kings County, and Bronx County
|
NY |
$1,324,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health and Hospitals/Kings County |
Kings County Hospital's Emergency Department Trauma Room Expansion/Upgrade project fulfills the need for a clinical and operational trauma center in the existing ED. This project will increase the number of treatment stations in the ED and increase ability to meet surge capacity needs, as well as meet compliance requirements and equipment upgrades.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens |
The Queens Hospital roof is over 20 years old. The age and wear and tear on the roof shows; there are leaks and during hurricanes and other high-wind events, it is a safety hazard.
|
Jamaica
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens |
Funds will be used develop an Emergency Transition Team (ETT) focused on bridging the gaps in our current models to engage these high-risk patients in care leading to reduced re-admission, better outcomes for patients, better quality of life for our patients, and better community integration. |
Jamaica
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
D'Youville University |
Building on current investments to meet this need, and in consultations with regional providers and stakeholders, D'Youville has targeted the development of a Doctor of Osteopathic (DO) Medicine program.
|
Buffalo
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
D'Youville University |
Practical, hands-on training delivered via simulation equipment is a critical component of D'Youville's programs, in order to meet academic requirements and licensing standards. |
Buffalo
|
NY |
$1,143,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Fishkill Public Library District |
The Library's open space floor plan is not serving the post-COVID need for quiet study spaces so we would like to add two study pods (one single and one double) with power and bring power to the pods and to existing tables. This will allow charging of devices while working and increase privacy.
|
Hopewell Junction
|
NY |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East House |
East House is requesting funding for stable housing that promotes recovery from substance use disorders for homeless and at-risk individuals in Monroe County. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$913,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EHS, Inc. (dba Evergreen Health) |
Evergreen Health is seeking financial support to improve and expand access to primary and specialty medical care, outpatient substance use and mental health treatment, and supportive services in Jamestown, NY (Chautauqua County). When complete, this project would result in a unique comprehensive health and support services facility with all of these services under one roof: primary care; HIV and Hepatitis C specialty care; primary and specialty care for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people; harm reduction services, OASAS peer recovery services, medically assisted substance treatment (MAT), STI screening and treatment, health home care coordination including HARP services for those with persistent mental health needs, a food pantry, housing assistance, and overdose prevention services.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,994,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
El Museo del Barrio |
Funding would allow El Museo to offer subsidized programming for East Harlem schools; partner with schools to craft curricula that specifically address students’ needs; employ more multi-disciplined, teaching artists to serve as educators in each partnering school; expand cultural offerings that encourage learning beyond the classroom; and increase internal capacity to continue providing engaging and robust arts education.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EmblemHealth, Inc. |
This program will provide mental wellbeing education and support to community members across Brooklyn, with programs held at the EmblemHealth Neighborhood Care centers located in Crown Heights and East New York. The programming will address mental wellbeing in family and home life as well as challenges unique to New Yorkers, with classes and supportive discussions on topics ranging from new parenthood, living alone, racial injustices, burnout, financial stress, being an essential worker, and more.
|
New York |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Emerald Isle Immigration Center |
Support year 2 of funding for our Immigrant Education & Workforce Development: Preparing for the New Future. This initiative will expand education and workforce development services for low income immigrant New Yorkers from our Woodside, Queens headquarters, with a particular focus on preparing them for a path to citizenship and meaningful employment.
|
Woodside |
NY |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Exalt Youth |
Funding will help us add classroom and office space to serve 1000 youth: 500 new and 500 graduates that continue to be engaged in our program to acquire skills that will make them successful and more employable once they finish their high school education.
|
New York
|
NY |
$906,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Excelsior College |
The Capital Region is Excelsior's home, and we want to support the community by expanding our programs and student services to provide access to quality education that leads to good jobs in health care fields.
|
Albany
|
NY |
$930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family and Children's Association (FCA) |
A successful Senior Safety Net program will combine community education, case management and counseling to link seniors to long term care supports and address the pressing areas of concern above.
|
Garden City
|
NY |
$790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Enrichment Network, Inc. |
Project Launch will work to improve young children's outcomes by building bridges between mental health and medical, educational, and social services. A skilled Licensed Mental Health Consultant (LMHC) will develop a specific curriculum to teach skills to help children follow rules, respect others, and interact appropriately with adults and friends alike. |
Johnson City
|
NY |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Farmingdale State College SUNY |
This project will support purchase of equipment needed for the development of a laboratory currently in design to support a newly launched Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Technology program.
|
Farmingdale |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Farnham Inc. d/b/a Farnham Family Services |
Farnham is requesting funds for the development of an Opioid Treatment Program facility in Auburn New York (NY). Requested funds will support the renovation of existing space to include Drug Enforcement Agency compliant medication dosing area, safe room, exam room, physician office, nurses office, counselor office and waiting room as well as purchase of necessary equipment including dosing pumps, EKG machine, safe, security system, phone system, computers and a generator.
|
Oswego |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Federation New York State Mentally Disabled, Inc. |
Federation of Organizations (Federation) intends to pave the way for Suffolk County by implementing a Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program coupled with a comprehensive set of psychosocial services utilizing a mobile MAT bus, Federation's Mobile Access and Support Services (MASS) Program. The goal of this program is to deliver comprehensive, mobile services to at risk individuals with an opioid use disorder (OUD) in need of Medication Assisted Treatment and wraparound services across Suffolk County.
|
West Babylon |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Flower City Arts Center, Inc. |
The Flower City Arts Center would like to expand its outreach and increase class offerings for our After School and Summer Visual Arts Programming. The plan is to provide 10 additional weeks of Summer Session Program and 28 weeks of Fall Session to youth, as well as an additional two weeks of Adult half-day sessions each quarter, for a total of 8 weeks.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Flushing Hospital and Medical Center |
The requested funds will be used to perform full finish upgrades including new ceilings, wall finishes, floor finishes, new windows, new nurse's stations, lighting enhancements and enhancements to the HVAC ventilation and air filtration systems. With these upgrades, Flushing Hospital and Medical Center will be better equipped to improve access for community members, and convert long patient wait times to diagnostic and treatment time.
|
Flushing |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Flushing Hospital and Medical Center |
The requested funds will be used to perform full finish upgrades including new ceilings, wall finishes, floor finishes, new windows, new nurse's stations, lighting enhancements and enhancements to the HVAC ventilation and air filtration systems. With these upgrades, Flushing Hospital and Medical Center will be better equipped to improve access for community members, and convert long patient wait times to diagnostic and treatment time.
|
Flushing
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fordham University |
The Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service, in conjunction with Goddard Riverside Community Center (GRCC), a settlement house on the West Side of Manhattan in NYC, will target direct services and via ASCEND (Access and Support for Community Engagement a Needed Demonstration), a psychosocial support and outreach program to address youth and families' mental health and well-being. The monies will be used for staffing and costs associated with implementing the ASCEND program.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fordham University |
This proposed project aims to expand the Clinical Mental Health Services (CCMH) -- funded in 2020 and 2021 through the support of the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation -- to counteract the negative health effects of the pandemic. The expanded CCMH program will be extended from 40 to 46 weeks of operation to provide free tele-mental health counseling in English and Spanish, psychoeducational groups, and outreach and prevention programming to a minimum of 200 low income families in NYC, many of whom live in predominantly Black, Latinx and immigrant communities.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$476,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Union Free School District |
Our Early Childhood Center houses our youngest students in our Universal Pre-K and Kindergarten programs. All special education Kindergarten students in Freeport and those in our Kindergarten Dual-Language programs are among the students attending the Columbus Avenue School. The district is proposing the installation and upgrade to the courtyard/playground and outdoor learning space at Columbus Avenue Early Childhood Center. The renovation will not only improve the aesthetics of the area, but it is needed mostly to address the safety and usability of the space. Additionally, research shows that outdoor learning has a variety of benefits on student mental health and academic performance. Students are often calmer and better able to focus when they learn in in nature (outside) and teachers in Freeport have reported better behaviors and social interactions with fewer disciplinary issues when they incorporate outdoor learning/activities into students' school day.
|
Freeport
|
NY |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Union Free School District |
The creation of a college and career center will promote a college-going mentality as well as offer a place where information and resources are readily available to students and their parents. The Center would offer information about career paths and college including college majors, essays, and applications; financial aid; resume writing; college entrance exams and much more. It would house a variety of books, brochures and computer programs with specialized guidance materials, test registration forms and other relevant information and resources.
|
Freeport
|
NY |
$152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Union Free School District |
The Freeport UFSD is seeking to create a to state-of-the-art sports complex for the community to participate in sporting events and large gatherings. |
Freeport
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
Upgrade critical components of the ORs located in the S-Building at Kings County Hospital. The existing floors are end of life, constantly in need of repair and a compliance and infection control issue. The OR suite and inner core doors are all in need of upgrade and door hardware upgraded to OR compliance requirements/mandates.
|
Kings County Hospital Operating Rooms
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
The C-ground Transition Unit ICU Expansion/Upgrade project will supporting the overall ED operations, the C-ground pediatric ED/ICU as it will a balanced flow of patients through the ED and improve patient care. This upgrade will facilitate the critical need to logistically expand the ED overall by creating a functional ED/ICU in the C-Ground space.
|
Kings County Hospital Operating Rooms
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
The current LINAC machine is approximately 20 years old and beyond its useful life. Replacing this unit is critical to providing optimal care for cancer patients who are treated at Kings County Hospital, hence it is important that the hospital replace the current system with a new one.
|
Kings County Hospital Operating Rooms
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Freeport Union Free School District |
The track at the Freeport High School is approximately 10 years old and while it has been well maintained, it is coming to the end of its useful life. A resurfaced track will ensure a safe and inviting place for community members, students and staff exercise and participate in athletics.
|
Freeport
|
NY |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
Multiple floors in the D Building main patient tower are in need of an upgrade to ICU level/standards. Patient flow; Med Surge Plan requirements require the Hospital to upgrade the doors.
|
Kings County Hospital Center Intensive Care Unit
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends Of Harlem Hospital |
The lack of attention to the mental and behavioral health needs of racial and ethnic minorities and the inadequate provision of culturally and linguistically appropriate mental health care in racial and ethnic minority communities demonstrates a clear need for support to close the gap in care for these population groups
|
New York
|
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County |
This plan would move the center to our Ambulatory Care Services location, thereby providing ease of access to patients. |
Kings County Hospital Center - Cancer Center
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Harlem Hospital Center |
The Centering model of care which includes Centering Pregnancy and Centering Parenting brings patients together for a form of participatory medical practice. In Centering Pregnancy, 8-10 moms receive prenatal care in a group. |
New York
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Harlem Hospital Center |
NYC Health + Hospitals would like to apply Capital Funding request for $4,000,000 towards our $8MM Capital Campaign to renovate the pasted developed Simulation Center for the NYC Health + Hospitals | Harlem. |
New York
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Harlem |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Harlem is pleased to submit for your consideration, a capital project funding request for $1,500,000 to replace our ultrasound machines which are deemed to be end of life.
|
New York City (Harlem)
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Garnet Health Medical Center |
Garnet Health Medical Center (Garnet) is requesting support in the amount of $1.6 million to install a new state of the art CT scanner as Phase I of a multi-phased project to modernize, reconfigure, and expand its existing Emergency Department (ED) to respond to increased demand for services, resolve capacity issues, improve turnaround time, and improve throughput. |
Middletown
|
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Coney Island |
Develop a comprehensive, interdisciplinary learning center on the 6th floor of the Main Building at Coney Island Hospital. |
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue |
Funding will help expand the neurology ICU.
|
New York |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue |
Due to the substantial increase in the number of cardiac cases and the need to serve the underserved population, Bellevue proposes to construct a cardiac rehab center. |
New York |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue |
As a result of the increased amount of Mental Health issues due to Covid, our population of patients has increased over the capacity of our 18th Floor CPEP temporary location.
|
New York |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Geneseo Parish Outreach Center, Inc. |
The requested funds will be used to pay for prescription medications, diagnostic services, and discounted fees charged by participating physicians, dentists, mental health counselors and vision specialists for uninsured individuals and copays for those with inadequate insurance.
|
Geneseo
|
NY |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Geneva Lakefront Childcare Center |
Geneva Lakefront Childcare Center would like to team up with a Behavioral Intervention Specialist. The professional will help us set up a social emotional program that together will give us the tools we need to observe social emotional experience and reflect on those experiences.
|
Geneva |
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York, Inc. |
New long-range walkie talkies are necessary for the safety of everyone who uses our three camp properties. Eighty (80) Motorola CP200 Analog UHF 16 channel walkie talkies would enable all counselors, campers, and people renting the camps to maintain communications for safety. We request funding to purchase 25 walkie talkies for Hidden Lake Camp in Lake George, 20 walkie talkies for Lake Clear Camp in Lake Clear, and 35 walkie talkies for Camp Is-Sho-Da in East Greenbush.
|
Albany
|
NY |
$42,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC H+H/Woodhull Hospital |
Due to roofing deficiencies, the shafts were flooded leaving all three elevators out of service. Emergency request made to OFD to secure funding for shaft mold remediation/repair and elevator modernization.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC H+H/Woodhull Hospital |
1. Restore the ceiling in the three (3) compartments (C, D, & F) of the existing network vault which provides the normal power supply for the entire hospital, repair penetration around stair tower base and restore ER ramp. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC H+H/Woodhull Hospital |
Room construction, including ceilings, flooring, sinks and new entrance (for proper flow) needed. Various equipment in the Central Sterile Supply area are end-of-life and need to be replaced with state of the art equipment.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Global Kids, Inc |
Funds will allow GK to expand academic, social/emotional, college and career readiness, and global education programming to more high school students in the highest need communities in the city.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of the Finger Lakes |
Funding to hire eight full-time positions to support the Resource and Quality Assurance Team of our 211/LIFE LINE community program in order to expand and enhance the resource database.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$608,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Ridgewood Youth Council, Inc. |
Funds will be used for the Personnel and OTPS expenses. These include the creation and distribution of backpacks containing all of the materials needed for schools and families to participate in the initiative and staffing to conduct training and maintain the learning management system.
|
Queens
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC H+H/Lincoln |
Funds will purchase 200 End of Life Hospital Beds.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Rochester Summer Learning Association |
Providing equity during the most inequitable time of the year for lower-resourced families, the summerLEAP into Kindergarten Project enables community-based PreK classrooms to remain open, serving rising kindergarteners and their families, for an additional 6-weeks after the academic year ends. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC H+H/Elmhurst |
Funding to be utilized to assist in covering the overall cost of the renovation and initial outfitting of our Infectious Disease Outpatient Clinic.
|
Elmhurst, Queens (NYC)
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Griffiss Institute |
The proposed Rome Cyber Academy pilot project aims to design, deploy, and test a potentially scalable model for a comprehensive United States Cyber Academy (USCA), configured as an online high school cyber security educational initiative targeting high school students in grades 9 through 12, coupled with increasingly advanced collegiate training, scholarship and research opportunities continuing through bachelor's degree completion. |
Rome
|
NY |
$3,886,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grinnell Public Library District |
We are requesting funds to construct an exterior elevator to allow access to the Library's only program and meeting room in the basement of the building.
|
Wappingers Falls
|
NY |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC FIRST, Inc. |
Funding will invest in and expand NYC First's network of STEM Centers in New York City. |
Multiple - Roosevelt Island, Washington Heights, and Downtown Brooklyn
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nuvance Health – Vassar Brothers Medical Center |
Vassar Brothers Medical Center, part of Nuvance Health, respectfully requests $1 million to add six new NICU beds and update the NICU facility for the families of the Mid-Hudson region.
|
Poughkeepsie
|
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Haitian Americans United for Progress |
HAUP is applying for funding to support youth leadership and youth workforce programming. The youth in HAUP's service area-high need immigrant communities in Brooklyn and Queens-are in need of youth development services to provide employment, training, and skills-building opportunities. HAUP will conduct a range of effective strategies to effectively recruit and retain youth participants; the strategies are culturally and linguistically responsive to the target population. HAUP will incorporate a positive youth development approach that includes risk and protective factors in young people's lives. Positive youth development (PYD) will be incorporated through activities that create educational, recreational, or vocational opportunities for high school aged youth.
|
Hollis
|
NY |
$364,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nubian Directions ii Inc. |
The project that is the subject of this request is the adaptive re-use of a 19th century warehouse facility as a microenterprise youth opportunity center- a teaching and training facility for underserved local youth.
|
Poughkeepsie
|
NY |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HeartShare St. Vincent's Services |
HeartShare St. Vincent's Services (HSVS) respectfully requests FY 2023 Congressionally Directed Spending to support facility renovations, including HVAC and life-safety systems, at 66 Boerum Place, our primary service location in Brooklyn, NY to address insufficient layouts that have force-fit services into existing spaces and caused practical problems delivering care, and energy efficiency in the over 100 year old building.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NPower Inc. |
This program provides unemployed or under-employed young adults who have a high school diploma or GED with 20 weeks or more instructor led virtual tech training and a 7 week paid remote or in-person internship. The program, also, provides for project-based learning and apprenticeship experience where trainees are equipped with industry-recognized certifications designed to fast track their tech careers and provide strong income earning potential.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Helene Fuld College of Nursing |
This award is to provide financial aid to the more than 700 students enrolled at Helene Fuld College of Nursing (HF). More that 90% of our students require financial assistance to enroll and complete their studies at Helene Fuld. Unlike traditional nursing schools, our students tend to be older, non-traditional students looking to do well, while doing good. Nursing is this opportunity for these students.
|
Manhattan
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northside Center for Childhood Development |
Northside Center for Child Development (Northside) requests $500,000 to expand the behavioral health services we provide to African American and Latinx children and families living in poverty in New York City. The funds requested will be used for salaries for clinical staff as we expand our programming; including an Assistant Director for Behavioral Health, a Senior Research Consultant, and additional social workers.
|
New York
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Helio Health, Inc |
Helio Health purchased 330-350 North Salina Street, Syracuse in 2021 for the purpose of creating a well-designed, state-of-the-art, Training Center for the Training Institute at Helio Health. Helio Health is requesting funding for the demolition, renovation and new construction costs of this project.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Helio Health, Inc. |
Helio Health is requesting capital funding for renovations to improve and expand the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) and Opioid Treatment Program services at this location, known as the Learbury Building.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$2,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Country Community College |
This proposal would complete a full update and upgrade to three nursing labs (one at each campus location), and fully upgrade our nursing building on the Saranac Lake campus, where the lab is located, strengthening the skill set and pipeline of well-prepared nurses for hospitals, public health partners, and community providers.
|
Saranac Lake |
NY |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County Community College |
Herkimer College seeks to enhance its Police Academy program and serve the continuing training needs of local law enforcement by creating a physical training space with state of the art equipment. Requested funding will allow for the renovation of existing campus facilities and purchase of needed training equipment.
|
Herkimer
|
NY |
$1,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hillside Children's Center |
Hillside's Technology Infrastructure Initiative will support youth mental health needs by streamlining flexible access to critical care in New York's Central, Finger Lakes, Western, and Southern Tier regions through investments in crucial digital infrastructure.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
His Branches, Inc |
The project outlined in this proposal is the renovation & construction of a Community Health Center in the historic Sibley Building in Center City Rochester, NY. This Center would provide an underserved city with central access to Whole Person health care services, and add an essential element to the downtown ecosystem that Rochester hopes to revitalize.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$2,545,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
His Branches, Inc |
His Branches, Inc. proposes a renovation of one of its current sites in the 19th Ward on Arnett Blvd in Rochester, NY. This would allow our community health center to reconfigure its limited space in a way that allows for the optimization and expansion of its programmatic capacity and the health care services that it offers the underserved in our community.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hofstra University |
Hofstra University is opening a Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) in the School of Health Professions and Human Services. We request funding for simulation, lab and practice equipment totaling $750,000. The University has made an investment in faculty and personnel to create and launch the program and has earmarked the funding necessary for renovations to the academic building.
|
Hempstead |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hofstra University |
In order to serve our community clients, the Saltzman Community Services Center is in great need of a system that provides electronic health records (EHR). An EHR system would update our record keeping, scheduling and patient tracking in a manner that cannot be accomplished by the continued use of paper records. An EHR system would create a way to efficiently create, maintain and store patient records. he patients would be able to fill out forms in line before even coming to the Center so that clinicians would have demographic and clinical information before seeing the patient. Once the patient is seen, the clinical assessment can be written up, immediately shared with the clinical intake team and a recommendation for services provided to the client in a timely manner.
|
Hempstead |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center |
The funds will be used to create the trailer for the film, Testimony of the Human Spirit, which is a historically accurate overview of the Holocaust told by the survivors featured in the film. It is narrated by Eli Wallach.
|
White Plains
|
NY |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HOME MEAL SERVICE INC |
The funds will be used to fund 100% of 57 clients hot-balanced meal that will be delivered to our senior and homebound individuals of Wayne County.
|
Newark |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hostos Community College |
The CPF funding will be used to provide students in Hostos joint degree programs with City College of New York, Queens College and Columbia University by providing funds for any tuition balances not covered by financial aid. |
Bronx
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Museum of Westchester |
These funds will enable the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, the third largest city in New York State, to continue to provide essential support to the Junior Docent teen leadership program, which serves up to 80 at-risk, under-resourced and underserved students (Grades 9-12) from public high schools throughout Yonkers each year.
|
Yonkers
|
NY |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Community College |
Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) is undertaking the creation of a new Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)-approved Aviation Maintenance Technician School (AMTS) to be located at the Albany International Airport, in Albany County, New York. HVCC will utilize the requested funding to acquire state-of-the-art aviation equipment and supplies to support the development of its Airframe and Powerplant curriculum, and FAR Part 147 AMTS Certification.
|
Troy
|
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ICD International Center for the Disabled, Inc. |
Institute for Career Development (ICD) respectfully requests federal funds to support 50 youth and adults with disabilities in New York City through career training that results in industry-recognized certifications that can be used to seek and sustain career track employment.
|
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
International Center for the Disabled, Inc. |
ICD respectfully requests federal funds to support a new early career readiness pilot program for school-based youth with disabilities. ICD's "School to Success" pilot program will aid students with disabilities in partner New York City schools as they transition from school to adulthood and career success.
|
New York
|
NY |
$245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Harvest |
Island Harvest's new Workforce Skills Development Institute will offer high-impact training experiences that prepare candidates for entry level jobs in the local Long Island food industry. |
Melville |
NY |
$775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet |
Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet is requesting funds for our Arts In Education Program. We will send our dance, theater, music and visual arts teachers into sixteen schools including Title 1 schools in all five boroughs of New York City.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$2,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Niagara University requests funding to support establishment of a research and commercialization space in partnership with and within the current footprint of the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, specifically on Floors 2 & 3 of 73 High Street (Buffalo, NY).
|
Niagara University, 14109 (Western Region)
|
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newman Community of the University of Rochester |
Funding requested will help the Newman Community at the University of Rochester provide these services to youth served by the Boys and Girls Club of Rochester.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York University College of Dentistry |
To expand access to a program to provide free dental care, and education and prevention techniques for veterans and people with disabilities in the New York City area who are not eligible to receive these services through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. |
Two locations: New York County--Manhattan: 345 E. 24th Street, New York, NY 10010 and Kings County: 336 Flatbush Avenue Extension, Brooklyn, NY 11201
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Therapeutic Communities, Inc. - Stay'n Ou |
The proposed Intensive Case Management for Reentry (ICMR) project, will link 300 returning adult New York City (NYC) resident inmates from the New York State prison system annually to substance abuse treatment programs in NYC. Intensive screening of pre-release inmates, linkage to treatment programs in NYC, and use of evidence-based treatment, will lead to a decrease in substance use and recidivism among this high-need population.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Sun Works |
NY Sun Works will build Hydroponic Farm-Classrooms in 60 New York City K-12th grade public schools in the neighborhoods hardest hit by Covid and provide a comprehensive curriculum, aligned to NYC and NYS science standards, to teach science, sustainability, nutrition and climate education through the lens of urban farming. |
5 Boroughs of New York City
|
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Stem Cell Foundation, Inc. |
The funds will be used for constructing the NYSCF Translational Stem Cell Research Facility, a new 23,500 square foot state-of-the-art medical research facility at the Hudson Research Center at 619 W 54th St. in Manhattan, where the NYSCF Research Institute is currently located. |
New York |
NY |
$6,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Medical College |
The Women's Institute for Science Entrepreneurship (WISE) at New York Medical College offers unique opportunities to women college students to leverage their education in STEM fields to explore new scientific concepts and launch new businesses. This is a multidisciplinary entrepreneurship educational opportunity that will open and expand career trajectories for countless professionally upward mobile women.
|
Valhalla
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Medical College |
This project will bring critically needed training- and practice-based equity to schools in underserved and adversely impacted communities, to ensure safe learning environments through preparedness against a full complement of potential public health emergencies, such as mass casualty disasters, disease outbreaks, active shooters, and terrorism. |
Valhalla
|
NY |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Edge, Inc |
Funds will be used to support ongoing, direct service activities that will reach an additional 640 New York City youth in grades 9-12, and provide operational support to cover costs related to supply and equipment purchases, recruitment and training of staff, increased capacity for outreach to families, student internships, and pre-payment for college visits.
|
Multiple Public High Schools in the five boroughs of NYC
|
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Community Hospital |
The proposed adult, percutaneous coronary intervention capable, cardiac catheterization and electrophysiology laboratory at New York Community Hospital is an essential resource for the local service area. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$3,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York City Ballet |
The requested funds will be used to help pay for education staff, dancer, pianist, and teaching artist salaries; diversity, equity, and inclusion training; workshop supplies; music materials; professional development; and printing costs.
|
New York City
|
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nazareth College |
This funding will be used to train a much needed and highly-qualified nursing workforce by expanding and equipping a clinical simulation center for state-of-the-art clinical experiential education.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$709,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National AIDS Treatment Advocacy Project (NATAP) |
NYC has developed its own plan building on national and state efforts. As a jurisdiction with a large number of viral hepatitis cases, as well as a local government, nonprofit organizations, industry, and advocates all dedicated to eliminating hepatitis B and C, NYC needed a plan that focuses strategically on NYC's specific needs and assets. Eliminating viral hepatitis in NYC is ambitious, but with effective interventions, sufficient resources, and broad stakeholder commitment, it is possible. |
New York
|
NY |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Naples Library |
Funds will be used to help provide disabled accessibility to the Naples Library through the addition of a ramped rear entrance and an elevator to serve both floors, as well as the provision of ADA compliant parking spaces. |
Naples
|
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Museum of the City of New York |
Funds will support new and existing full-time and per diem Museum Educator salaries and benefits to develop, lead, and evaluate these initiatives; technology and digital infrastructure costs including website hosting, video production, and editing; marketing and communications efforts to ensure the widest possible reach; and licensing fees including image rights for first-hand resources.
|
New York
|
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montefiore Nyack Hospital |
Montefiore Nyack Hospital's (MNH) Behavioral Health and Inpatient Recovery Center provides comprehensive care to those struggling with mental health illness, substance abuse and chemical dependency. Located on the 3rd floor, the Hospital is requesting $2,000,000 to renovate, strengthen and modernize the care environment for patients.
|
Nyack
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montefiore Medical Center |
Provide funding for the first year start-up costs associated with establishing five additional satellite behavioral health clinics in schools in high need/underserved areas in Westchester County, in the following school districts: New Rochelle, Elmsford, White Plains, Yonkers and Mount Vernon, to address the mental health needs of school age children, offering comprehensive mental health treatment - individual, family, and group therapy, psychiatric assessment, medication management, teacher consultation, outreach, community referral, and crisis intervention. Providers will also work with families around access to concrete services such as housing, legal, health insurance, food/nutritional assistance, and other important community linkages. These critical services are currently not available on site and community access to comprehensive mental health services is limited.
|
Mount Vernon High School – 100 California Road, Mt. Vernon, NY 10552
Riverside High School – 565 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers, NY 10701
New Rochelle High School - 265 Clove Rd, New Rochelle, NY 10801 |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monroe Community College |
FASTEC Pathways is a modular, competency-based approach to organizing innovative Industry 4.0 (I4.0) education that will result in Associates in Occupational Studies (A.O.S.) degree. This is a quicker, more focused pathway than the traditional Associates in Applied Sciences (A.A.S.) that generally leads to 4-year college transfer. Funds will be spent to pay subject-matter experts, consultants, and faculty to develop new courses and update and improve existing courses to meet State Education and industry standards. Funds will be used to upgrade technology and equipment related to teaching skilled trades and technical courses, prepare faculty, provide student support services such as transportation and tutoring, and will support a partnership with the Rochester City School District related to dual enrollment and P-TECH-like activities. Ideally, funds will also be used to provide tuition-assistance to individuals and/or employees of small business employers who need technically skilled workers during the time of pandemic recovery. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Molloy University (formerly Molloy College) |
The Center for the Healthcare Workforce at Molloy University is a replicable workforce development initiative that will promote education, job opportunity, job growth, and career satisfaction in health-related fields and address health disparities by providing scholarships, job coaching and mental health support to employees in regional health systems who are working in nursing, home health care, allied health, social work, and healthcare management and help elevate targeted employees with financial need to advance in their careers, to help reduce turnover and issues of burnout and other mental health challenges particularly as a result of the pandemic. |
Rockville Centre
|
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mixteca Organization, Inc |
Mixteca seeks critical funding support in the amount of $500,000 to pioneer and seed an immigrant-friendly workforce development initiative for the working-class community in Brooklyn. |
Sunset Park, Brooklyn
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ministry for Hope, Inc dba Hope House Ministries |
Funding will be used to cover salaries for professional counselors working with those experiencing mental health issues including: pandemic related depression, behavioral modification, gender identity issues, grief counseling, physical & sexual abuse counseling, domestic violence, drug, alcohol and opioid addiction.
|
Port Jefferson
|
NY |
$290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ministries of Victory Temple |
This project will raise the quality of life for marginalized communities within our demographic. Many of the persons are struggling financially, living below poverty level and need supportive help to raise their quality of life.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$171,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MindUp for Life (The Goldie Hawn Foundation) |
MindUp seeks funds to implement a new, New York statewide expansion of MindUp's virtual programming to equip educators across the country to implement MindUP's evidence-based curriculum in their classrooms. |
New York City Schools and Throughout New York
|
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mentors Inspiring Boys & Girls (MIB&G) |
MIB&G request Scholarship money to cover the cost of our 2023 Artistic and Character Development program which offers 32 weeks of 15 hours of educational enhancement to under-resourced children and teens.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$119,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Medaille College |
Funds will be used to operate the Medaille College Albion Correctional Facility Education Initiative. Through the Initiative, residents of Albion Correctional Facility will be offered the opportunity to complete an Associate's of Science degree in Liberal Studies from Medaille College. Funding will be used for program staff, all of whom will be Medaille instructors. Program funds will also be used for student supplies and program evaluation. |
Buffalo
|
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Massena Hospital |
FY2023 Congressional Funding will be utilized to expand the Emergency Department at Massena Hospital, from six exam rooms to twelve. |
Massena
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maria College |
The purpose of this program is to introduce Artificial Intelligence Nursing to our student nurses to give them a platform for immersive experiential learning opportunities that build confidence in clinical competencies, improve clinical skills, and foster a more patient-centric approach to patient care.
|
Albany
|
NY |
$770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Broome County |
The proposed Broome County Childcare Expansion Collaborative is designed to expand existing child care services provided by the Urban League in Broome County to 200 low-income children. |
Binghamton |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Disability Services, Inc. |
Federal funding will be spent on capital upgrades to the interior and exterior of the Center Health Care facility to ensure greater accessibility, safety, and expansion of services. In addition, funding will be spent on instituting a new electronic health records system. |
Albany |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifespan of Greater Rochester |
We propose to integrate systems of care to reduce healthcare costs and improve quality of life for vulnerable, medically complex Medicare beneficiaries. CCC integrates with health care to address the social determinants of health that physician's offices do not have the time or resources to manage.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hispanic Federation |
The Hispanic Federation requests funding to expand and sustain its CREAR Futuros Mentorship project serving students attending City University of New York (CUNY) institutions.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Medical University |
Requested funds to provide suicide prevention services to at least 600 youth and young adults through innovative, evidence-based treatments, expanded counseling, and collaborative efforts with community agencies, medical providers and school counseling centers.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bon Secours Charity Health System |
GSH is working to construct a dedicated oncology surgical suite that will enhance the quality of life in our region by providing patients who require cancer surgery a fully-equipped and dedicated surgical oncology
|
Suffern
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York at Old Westbury |
To create an inclusive science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) career preparatory center at SUNY Old Westbury |
Old Westbury |
NY |
$1,870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Avenue Blackbox Theatre Inc dba the Field |
The Avenue Blackbox Theatre dba the Field is requesting support for our year-round after and out of school programming for teens for our weekend and summer programs.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Plattsburgh-North Country Chamber of Commerce |
On-the-Job occupational Training will be provided to people who are unemployed, underemployed, those with barriers to employment, those who have lost their job due to the pandemic and may now need new skills to reenter the workforce, and those who need to upgrade their skills to advance their career in a changing work environment.
|
Plattsburgh
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory |
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is requesting funding for modernized equipment with state-of-the-art spatial transcriptomics technology to help establish a Next Generation Artificial Intelligence Center for Advanced Cancer Diagnostics. |
Cold Spring Harbor
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The LGBT Center |
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center (The Center) requests $856,350 to purchase an energy-efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system to replace the hot water heating and condenser cooling systems installed in 2001. The HVAC system will provide climate control for The Center's entire 30,000 square foot building which is utilized by 300,000 Center visitors and program clients annually.
|
New York
|
NY |
$856,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Mount Vernon |
The City of Mount Vernon is committed to establishing an Office of Financial Empowerment (OFE) to provide one-one-one financial counseling as a free public service.
|
City of Mount Vernon |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Siena College |
Siena College is requesting funds for instructional and technological equipment to supply its highly competitive and expanding nursing program. The need for baccalaureate-educated nurses in New York is acute.
|
Loudonville
|
NY |
$496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mohawk Valley Community College |
This project enhances Mohawk Valley Community College's ability to provide the growing advanced manufacturing / semiconductor manufacturing sectors with a highly skilled workforce through purchase of industrial-grade workforce training equipment that mirrors the machinery used in the private sector. |
Utica |
NY |
$2,157,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Community College |
Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) is undertaking a workforce development project which will update and increase its current educational footprint in Upstate New York by increasing the enrollment capacity of education and skill training in high-demand health science, STEM and skilled trades programs. HVCC is seeking Congressional Funding to acquire updated technology, state-of-the-art laboratory equipment and classroom furniture.
|
Troy |
NY |
$2,065,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Access: Supports for Living |
Funds will be used to renovate existing space for more efficient utilization. The renovation will allow for the consolidation of two locations into one, creating significant administrative savings, as well as create new training space for staff working in mental health, developmental disabilities.
|
Middletown
|
NY |
$537,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Health Services of Long Island |
A dedicated and resourced space in the Emergency Department of Mercy Hospital in Rockville Centre, NY to assess and provide treatment to individuals who present with a mental health issue. |
Rockville Centre
|
NY |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EnCompass: Resources for Learning, Inc. |
EnCompass Education Innovation Pathway is EnCompass: Resources for Learning's proven whole-child model, including a full-service educational campus, providing a pre-K through graduation pathway of personalized, layered services which address life inside and outside of school for students, expands support to all members of students' households, and results in efficient use of resources and strong outcomes. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LIFE Camp Inc |
The funds will be use to offer therapeutic wellness services, mental health services, counseling, and grief counseling to the Queens community. The program will bring these services directly into communities who need it most and who typically do not access these services. Telehealth services will also be provided.
|
Queens
|
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester would like to expand services and provide additional youth jobs to community members. The City would support both youth employment and young adult workforce development by gradually doubling the number of youth in the youth employment services programs, enhancing the effectiveness of the operations of the youth services unit, providing more activities for youth leadership and travel, and implementing short and long-term activities to help adults find employment.
|
City of Rochester
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Onondaga Community College |
Funds will be used to renovate and equip simulation rooms with high quality audiovisual and hyflex instructional capabilities to support hands-on learning. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Voices Heard, Inc. |
Through this funding, NYCHA tenant leaders and residents will receive support and training to prevent continued problems NYCHA residents face, including gun violence, barriers to employment, food deserts, deteriorating housing stock that often poses direct health hazards and presents barriers, and other issues. These services in turn will improve the administration of NYCHA.
|
New York
|
NY |
$1,285,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center |
Roswell Park seeks to implement a new, more advanced radiation treatment technique called Adaptive Radiation Therapy.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Manufacturers Association of Central New York |
IDEAS for High Tech Growth will provide training for the marginally employed, unemployed and displaced workers by identifying individuals best suited for careers in advanced manufacturing and IT and delivering foundational training required for entry level Technician positions and entry level Software Development positions. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Camelot of Staten Island, Inc |
The purpose of this program is to provide comprehensive substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services, recovery support services, and harm reduction interventions to pregnant and postpartum women across a continuum of specialty SUD outpatient levels of care in the homeless shelter system. |
Staten Island |
NY |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Research Foundation for SUNY Binghamton |
The Harriet Tubman Center for Freedom and Equity at Binghamton University is seeking a $1,000,000 grant to develop a teacher development and student academic support program for k-12 public schools in NYS to honor and remember the civil rights legacy of Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad in Binghamton and the Southern Tier. |
Binghamton
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Research Foundation of CUNY/Hunter College |
The Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College seeks federal assistance to support a learning and the development and delivery of educational and cultural programming. |
New York
|
NY |
$792,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Family Life in Sunset Park, Inc. |
Through this innovative workforce initiative, Center for Family seeks to expand our impact in serving low-income individuals in order to advance economic, social, and racial justice through a suite of integrated, and transformative workforce education, training and supportive services.
|
Brooklyn
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County Department of Aging & Youth |
The funds will be used to purchase meals for approved recipients in the home delivered meals program.
|
Wayne County
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan & Ulster |
Funding for physical infrastructure improvements to support Catholic Charities' comprehensive continuum of healthcare and addiction treatment services, including detox/crisis care, supportive living, day rehabilitation, outpatient services, a mobile outreach team, and other healthcare services. |
Goshen |
NY |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John Fisher College |
The LEAP into Promise Program at St. John Fisher College will utilize funds to propel curricular innovation by fully upgrading the equipment in our biomechanics (LEAP) lab to include performance analysis devices, and biomechanical analysis equipment and training our 6 faculty and 5 student assistants to utilize this equipment on-site and in satellite locations. |
Rochester |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The College of Saint Rose |
The College of Saint Rose respectfully requests $500,000 to renovate space and equip a microbiology laboratory in order to increase capacity to provide education and training in health care sciences. |
Albany
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Court Innovation/Justice Innovation Inc |
The Center for Court Innovation (Center) proposes to launch a New York City-wide, community-based initiative dedicated to providing legal and technical assistance to public housing residents to improve resident well-being, reduce poverty, and improve the impact of government assistance and programs, including those administered under the Social Security Act. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Camp HASC Inc. |
Camp HASC seeks funding for the installation and operation of a commercial-grade backup generator system to ensure the safe operation of our essential services during summer and year-round for new medical facility.
|
Parksville
|
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Universal Hip Hop Musuem |
The Universal Hip Hop Museum is requesting $4,000,000 in funding to help support our educational programming. As a cultural arts institution that informs and educates about past and current history, funding will enable us to amplify the core educational and programmatic functions of the organization and build capacity.
|
Bronx
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maimonides Medical Center |
The Department of Psychiatry at Maimonides Medical Center will open an adolescent behavioral health inpatient unit providing mental health services in a hospital setting 24 hours a day for adolescents who need hospitalization because of the severity of their mental illness and dangerousness to themselves or others.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$3,095,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maimonides Medical Center |
The requested funds will support the expansion of the Community Care of Brooklyn (CCB) Navigator, a one-stop shop for all care management and social service referrals in Brooklyn. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Macedon Public Library |
The Macedon Public Library oversees the Macedon Center Food Shed which serves people in the community who are food insecure 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The structure, a Craftsman Shed was destroyed in a recent windstorm. Funds will be used to rebuild a sturdier, wooden structure.
|
Macedon
|
NY |
$2,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loretto Health & Rehabilitation Center |
In order to meet an urgent community need, as well as the stewardship priority of enhanced facilities that provide high-quality care, Loretto Health and Rehabilitation Center seeks $500,000 to upgrade the 12th floor of the Cunningham Skilled Nursing Facility to upskill 30 beds to expand access to geriatric psychiatry and advanced memory care. Funding will support capital improvements and upgrades to the 30 beds in order to meet the growing need for nursing for the increasing number of seniors with primary or secondary psychiatric diagnosis.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loretto Adult Community, Inc. |
Loretto Adult Community, Inc, the largest provider of Post-Acute, Long-term Care beds in the region, seeks $1,950,000 to fund urgent capital improvements at the Sedgwick Heights facility, in a historic district of Syracuse, NY. Sedgwick Heights provides a safe, supportive, and affordable environment in a homelike setting for up to 150 older adults who are low-income, medically eligible for placement in a nursing home and eligible for Medicaid. |
Syracuse
|
NY |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island University |
This request will allow LIU to expand student support services offered to Hope Scholars and ensure students across both the Early Scholars and Hope Scholars programs have access to technology and other educational resources necessary for their coursework.
|
Brookville
|
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Gay and Lesbian Youth, Inc. (LIGALY) D |
The LGBT Network's LGBT Safe Spaces Project will support LGBT middle and high school-aged youth (aged 11-18) in substance use prevention, mental health, and anti-bullying. LGBT Safe Spaces Project will also help create more LGBT-inclusive and affirming Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) clubs in middle and high schools across Long Island with the goal of LGBT youth having more equitable access to community support. GSAs are student-led clubs that provide a safe space for students to convene, discuss topics relevant to sexuality and gender identity and expression, and provide mutual support. |
Hauppauge
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Cares, Inc. |
Long Island Cares is seeking funding to expand its programs to serve more Long Islanders in need of emergency food and other supports. Specifically, funding will be used to open two new facilities (one in Riverhead, the other in the Town of North Hempstead); purchase two hybrid trucks for food distribution and children's outreach; and establish a new client-operated Cafe program that will provide both access to meals and job training/employment opportunities. |
Hauppauge
|
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Beach Latino Civic Association |
Long Beach Latino Civic Association (LBLCA) proposes to launch the Community Café College, Career, and Civics Access Program to help increase the capacity and confidence of students to excel in their families, communities, chosen colleges and careers. |
Long Beach and surrounding areas in Nassau County
|
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County |
Funds would purchase a new, advanced HVAC system would provide superior climate control, improve the air quality, and reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread throughout the building. |
Livingston County
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Live free/Acts and Street Certified/ Readi Syracus |
Readi Syracuse connects individuals to paid transitional jobs, cognitive behavioral therapy, and wrap around support services to help create a different future and reduce violence in the city's most impacted neighborhoods.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Little Peaks Preschool & Early Childhood Center, I |
The development of the Little Peaks Preschool & Early Childhood Center in Keene, NY is a multi-year, community-supported initiative to create and build a preschool and early childhood development center in the High Peaks region of Northern New York. Congressionally directed spending funds will be spent on the construction phase (estimated at $986,000) of the project.
|
Keene |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Literacy Inc. (LINC) |
Funds would provide resources to expand their services and increase their reach and impact on New York City families and their children living in high poverty neighborhoods who participate in Literacy, INC.'s (LINC) community based early literacy programs for children. |
New York
|
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center |
The aging conference center at Lincoln that includes the Auditorium and the conference rooms including the audio-visual aids are also in critical need for a full upgrade to current code, especially given the latest technological advances in conference management and presentation. |
Bronx |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifetime Assistance, Inc. |
In addition to space renovations, state-of-the-art assistive technology, including mobility and accessibility equipment, are essential to effectively support people's evolving needs and help them gain more control over their lives. Through technology, people with disabilities can achieve things that previously were not possible, and that is why these improvements will help us achieve our vision to help the people we support reach their full potential. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$654,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifetime Assistance, Inc. |
Funding will assist with a major expansion in the use of a range of proven technology to be embedded in key service areas - Day Services, Residential Services, and vocational settings. By incorporating technology use into these areas, we can reimagine abilities and continually reinforce skills so that they build upon each other and become integrated into all aspects of daily living activities. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberty Resources, Inc. |
This Spending Request is for funds to purchase a fully integrated Electronic Medical Record, NextGen Software, to be utilized within the Liberty Resources Integrated Healthcare Clinic, the largest Integrated Clinic in CNY, serving over 15,000 individuals each year. CMS, SAMHSA and HRSA are seeking highly integrated care delivery for the Medicaid/Medicare population and this purchase will support this effort resulting in Quality Improvement and coordinated integration thus improving health outcomes, and lowering costs. |
Syracuse (Onondaga), Rochester (Monroe), Fulton (Oswego), Oneida (Madison
|
NY |
$615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lewis County General Hospital |
Earmark funds will be used to purchase necessary surgical equipment for the three operating rooms and one procedure room in the capital project's new surgical pavilion at Lewis County General Hospital.
|
Lowville
|
NY |
$4,459,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lehman College, City University of New York |
Lehman College School of Continuing and Professional Studies proposes a program to connect these two critical needs and prepare internationally trained healthcare workers to pass tests that will enable them to enter the healthcare workforce and simultaneously improve their spoken and written English. The program will offer preparation for one of 2 tests:
Certified Nursing Assistant (NYS credentialing exam)
Emergency Medical Technician (NYSDOH exams)
Participants' use of written and spoken English will be improved through an ESL bridge program prior to the test preparation. The entire program will increase the number of bilingual, bicultural medical professionals in New York City and will also provide dedicated immigrant health professionals with the opportunity for meaningful employment in their preferred field. |
Bronx
|
NY |
$533,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Le Moyne College |
The project will provide direct services to low-income individuals to enhance employment opportunities in the fields of cybersecurity and computer programming. Through classroom training and significant wrap-around services, the project will prepare participants to fill the growing number of technology-related jobs in Central New York.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$1,233,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Keuka College |
Keuka College will create a new community facing rural outpatient clinic that will allow Keuka College to offer primary health care, counseling, athletic training, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and wellness services to both on-campus students and residents in the surrounding community.
|
Keuka Park |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Junior League of Rochester |
Funding will be used to secure more diapers, wipes and creams. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$27,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Junior Achievement of Central Upstate New York |
The funds will be used to support JA's economic empowerment curriculum for 12,000 low-to-moderate income students annually in the City of Rochester and surrounding areas, including the development of financial literacy skills, exposure to careers in the high-demand industries in our Region as well as workforce soft-skills, and provide an experience of starting and running their own businesses. The program will encompass multiple lessons on these topics in the classroom, in both middle school and again in high school, and both will culminate with a visit to a 360-degree, hands-on learning lab (the JA Discovery Center) where students will leave behind their role as students and become adult citizens, interacting with the employers and organizations that make up our regional economy. This grant will provide the funds to access JA USA's national, scientifically-proven curriculum, and the needed technology to run the simulated economy, including servers, desktops, student I-pads, AV screens, and various monitors. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$522,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Judicial Process Commission is a grassroots organi |
These funds will be used to pay for two Case Managers and wrap around funds for families who need emergency food and housing, permanent housing - first month's rent/back rent, personal care items, baby supplies, used clothing and furniture, bus passes.
|
Rochester
|
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center, Inc, |
JPAFHC seeks a Congressionally Directed Spending Request (CDSR) grant to create a Diabetes Wellness Center (DWC) to meet community needs with respect to Type 2 Diabetes, which is a growing pandemic in the low-income and largely minority Queens and Brooklyn neighborhoods (e.g., Arverne, Far Rockaway, Jamaica and Red Hook) served by JPAFHC, as it is across America. |
Arverne
|
NY |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Community Center on the Hudson |
Requested funds will be used for a Support Services Liaison position that would provide free consultative services to community members on how to address complex challenges that require support services. Support services in this context include government benefits for disabled people, system navigation for disabled children and adults, special education systems guidance, elder care, mental health interventions, and information on estate planning for disabled people. |
Tarrytown
|
NY |
$33,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jawonio Inc |
Jawonio respectfully requests $1.3 Million dollars in project funding to build out a new space in the community for its Jawonio Behavioral Health Center where people with a mental health diagnosis an the dually diagnosed can receive holistic mental health services, achieve their recovery goals and actively participate in their community
|
Rockland County
|
NY |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Buffalo |
Restoration of damage to the USS Sullivans caused by taking on water in April 2022. Including restoration of the damaged hull, dewatering, handing and disposal of petroleum products, cleanup/sanitizing, repairs to the electrical/hvac systems. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Medaille College |
Requested funds will be used for laboratory and technology upgrades focused on our Veterinary Technology Biology Programs. General categories of spending include remodeling of existing laboratories (ceilings, floors, cabinets, tables) and new state-of-the-art equipment (projectors, simulators, 3D printers). |
Buffalo
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Riverhead |
The proposed project involves the extension of 37,000 sq feet of public water main within the Town of Riverhead and the connection of 90 homes.
|
Riverhead
|
NY |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This project will extend the City of Syracuse #2 public drinking water intake pipe in Skaneateles Lake to deeper water. The investment will help prevent the need to construct water treatment facilities for the City and the villages of Skaneateles, Jordan, and Elbridge at the cost of several hundred million dollars to state and local government.
|
Syracuse
|
NY |
$5,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Chemung County |
Requested funds will be spent on capital improvements to consolidate Chemung County's two wastewater treatment plants, Milton Street and Lake Street, into a single, regional treatment facility located at the Milton Street site in order to meet upcoming state and federal nutrient requirements per the Chesapeake Bay Program. Funds will specifically be utilized on a portion of the project to fund the proposed Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) which will treat a portion of the wastewater flows for nitrogen removal in order for the regional wastewater treatment plant to meet the nitrogen discharge requirements in the SPDES permit.
|
Chemung County
|
NY |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Casa Belvedere, The Italian Cultural Foundation |
Casa Belvedere, the Italian Cultural Foundation, seeks funding for the final phase of its $6.5 million multi-year restoration of New York's National Landmark. |
Staten Island
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Kiryas Joel |
Federal financial support for construction of the Seven Springs Road Drinking Water Treatment Facility will help establish a reliable, safe, and adequate public water supply for the Village of Kiryas Joel's residents |
Village of Kiryas Joel
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
One Symphony Circle, Inc. |
The requested funds will be used to accomplish major repairs on a Buffalo building which is a contributing element of the Allentown Historic District (listed on the National Register of Historic Places). |
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Smith Center for the Arts |
The Smith Center for the Arts requests funding for capital projects that will improve the accessibility and restorative efforts of the Smith Opera House.
|
Geneva
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
Replace the water mains on all existing homes in the area. Each home would be disconnected from the four inch diameter water mains that traverse behind the homes and connected to the new eight inch diameter water mains.
|
Long Beach
|
NY |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County Rochester Pure Waters District |
This is a critical foundational project that is required to expand sewer capacity thereby allowing the University of Rochester Medical Center to complete its $640M Emergency Department and Inpatient Tower Project to become viable, while also benefitting the adjacent neighborhoods that share the stressed sewer system. This project will support the design and construction of a pump station and force main that will divert excess flow from two sewer systems on the east side of the Genesee River to a collection system with adequate reserve capacity on the west side of the Genesee River. |
Monroe County |
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Southampton |
The Village of Southampton proposes an intact cellular microalgae harvesting system for Lake Agawam, in order to remove algae and associated nutrients that contribute to harmful algal blooms (HABs) and to improve the stormwater intake of the lake |
Southampton |
NY |
$6,146,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ellicottville |
To improve water system by replacing aging infrastructure such as storage tanks, watermains, valves, hydrants, service connections. Improvements will modernize water system with newer technology, emergency generator backup for supplying water and enhanced controls and communication of equipment. |
Ellicottville
|
NY |
$1,722,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Tonawanda, Water Resources Department |
This Industrial Raw Water Project (IRW) would provide low price cooling water to the industrial corridor in Tonawanda |
Town of Tonawanda |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse Museum |
The 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse Museum will restore the 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse as part of a regional heritage trail highlighting New York State's historic role in the national struggle for equal rights.
|
Farmington |
NY |
$483,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper |
Waterkeeper proposes to continue the waterfront revitalization progress in Niagara County at Hyde Park Lake that include a 3.5 acre upland area and two wetland areas totaling 1.8 acres. As Phase 3 of a multi-phased restoration effort, the proposed wetland restoration will help improve water quality, ecosystem improvements, and improve equitable access. |
Buffalo
|
NY |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's Rehabilitation Center, Inc. |
The requested funding will renovate a building within 6 months on St. Joseph’s main campus to provide workforce development and training opportunities in order to recruit and retain staff to a severely underserved region of the state.
|
Saranac Lake
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Chautauqua County |
The requested funding will be to help finance the construction of sewer collections systems to an estimated 358 developed parcels and 164 undeveloped parcels adjacent to Chautauqua Lake that are currently on septic systems |
Chautauqua County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Albany |
Completion of the exterior restoration and renovations will entail repointing all of the mortar joints in the brownstone, and excavating the foundation to provide continuous waterproofing and below-grade drainage to
prevent water entry at the basement level. |
Albany
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Batavia |
$1.5 Million on behalf of the City of Batavia to develop and execute a Lead Service Project Replacement Initiative to replace lead and iron pipes. |
City of Batavia
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cortland |
The reconstruction of Homer Avenue would include 4500 feet of full depth reconstruction from Groton Avenue to the City line. Complete potable water, sanitary sewer and storm sewer utility replace will be included on the project. |
Cortland |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dunkirk |
The requested funds would replace over 8,000 linear feet of four inch water service lines that contain lead in the northwestern part of the city that has a 70% low to moderate income census tract. |
City of Dunkirk
|
NY |
$2,014,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fulton |
Requested funds will be used to stabilize and restore 1,300 linear feet of Oswego River embankment along the Davis-Standard industrial waterfront using rip-rap armoring and riparian buffer strip to reinforce and widen the waterfront shipping/receiving paved access roadways, currently inaccessible due to substantial embankment erosion and loss of pavement. |
City of Fulton
|
NY |
$1,522,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glen Cove |
The Duck Pond Road Station encompasses three (3) public water wells (#30, #31, and #32) that are considered the most critical of all the City's pumping stations and together provide over 60% of the City's effective potable water capacity. A permanent PTAS, along with a permanent generator for resiliency during storm events, is needed to keep these three (3) critical wells in service and to ensure residents receive the highest quality drinking water that is free from contamination. Without this system, the City's water capacity and quality would be severely impacted |
City of Glen Cove
|
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glen Cove |
This project would abandon the current 250,000 gallon storage tank and replace it with a new 1 million gallon storage tank to be located across the street on Leech Circle. This increase in storage would allow the City to increase system pressure, ensure an adequate supply during peak usage (summer), and give the City better fire-fighting resources.
|
City of Glen Cove
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
The Crosby Street Reconstruction Project will help the City of Hornell to replace a deteriorated water and drainage system on the City's western border. |
City of Hornell
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
The Water Transmission Main Protection Project benefits the City of Hornell as well as the Town of Hornellsville, and the Village of North Hornell, which all transmit their drinking water in part or wholly from the Hornell Water Treatment Plant. If there is flooding or heavy debris travelling down Seeley Creek it could damage the unprotected transmission main that brings raw water from the reservoir to the Water Treatment Plant thereby suspending water service.
|
City of Hornell
|
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Little Falls |
Funds be used to complete vital water system upgrades in order to address a NYSDOH Notice of Violation regarding unaccounted for water and to create resiliency of the system for the future. |
Little Falls
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
The primary transmission mains, which supply drinking water to the entire City, are past their useful life and put the City at risk of catastrophic failure of the drinking water system. Failure of these mains would put many residents without access to potable water until the mains are repaired. This project will create a reliable water source to provide water to the community of Middletown. |
City of Middletown
|
NY |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
The funds requested will be used for the design efforts to replace approximately 8,300 feet of raw water main replacement. The replacement is needed due to the age of the existing main and the need for an increase in pipe size and system capacity.
|
City of Middletown
|
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
Replace existing sanitary sewer system contributing significant Inflow and Infiltration to the City Sewer System and Wastewater Treatment Plant and sewer overflows during periods of high flow.
|
City of Middletown
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norwich |
The City of Norwich will use the requested funds for necessary replacements of 5,760 linear feet of the water main distribution line on South Broad Street, and 640 linear feet of the water main distribution line on East Main Street.
|
City of Norwich
|
NY |
$2,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oneonta |
The City of Oneonta Water System Improvements Project will replace water treatment plant process equipment and systems that are currently operating beyond their useful life expectancy. |
City of Oneonta
|
NY |
$2,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Poughkeepsie |
The City of Poughkeepsie is proposing the replacement/rehabilitation of water distribution lines on Marshall St. between Washington and Garden Streets.
|
City of Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$1,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Owasco |
Improvements proposed under this project aim to replace antiquated sanitary collection system infrastructure, provide sewer separation through the construction of a new storm sewer, replace antiquated water main, and reconstruct roadways complete with sidewalks along three streets in avenues area of the Town of Owasco. Completion of this project will improve water quality by reducing sewer overflows, extend the life of replaced infrastructure by 75 to 100 years, improve drainage in the project area, and provide sidewalks for safe pedestrian transportation.
|
Owasco, Cayuga County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oyster Bay |
The Town of Oyster Bay proposes to restore the historic Mill Pond House, which dates back to the colonial era and which was owned and occupied by the Townsend family. The land and home showcase the earliest days of Oyster Bay during its colonial era.
|
Oyster Bay, Nassau County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pawling |
The Town of Pawling seeks to construct an urgently needed Septic Tank Effluent Pump System (STEP) sanitary sewer system serving proposed Sewer District # 4 along the Route 22 corridor. There is currently no municipal / public sanitary sewer service. New service connections will be installed to a newly constructed STEP sanitary sewer 4" forcemain along NYS Route 22,beginning south of the Village of Pawling and extending to the Town of Pawling boundary with Patterson. Improvements will also be made to the Castagna pump station to support the additional flow generated by the new connections to the newly extended forcemain.
|
Pawling, Dutchess County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poestenkill |
The Town of Poestenkill is in the process of creating Water District #2 for the purpose of providing the community with a safe and reliable source of drinking water. The project is proposed in 2 phases. This request for funding is dedicated to Phase I improvements which will address the immediate need for clean water supply to areas of the Town that have elevated levels of PFAS in the well water supply including the Algonquin Middle School and its surrounding areas which are primarily residential. |
Poestenkill, Rensselaer County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Potsdam |
The funding request will support the Town of Potsdam courthouse roof replacement. The scope of work will include the removal of the existing built up roof system and replacement with a new fully adhered EPDM roof system. The new roof system will include a vapor barrier, code compliant insulation, cover board, EPDM roof membrane, new flashing, a 30 year warranty and will protect the existing building from leaks while also improving energy efficiency by increasing the R-value of the roof assembly.
|
Potsdam, St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$96,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poughkeepsie |
The project involves the design and construction of the Hudson Heritage Sewer System, a municipally-owned waste water collections system to be built on the former (abandoned) Hudson River State Psychiatric Hospital in the Town of Poughkeepsie, NY. The urgency of the request is being driven by the need to replace the failing sewer at the site.
|
Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Poughkeepsie |
The Falkill Trunk Sewer Rehabilitation Project is structured to mitigate inflow and infiltration issues and greatly reduce structural defects in the City of Poughkeepsie sanitary sewer collection system. Its purpose is to provide future sustainability of the municipality's sewer infrastructure as well as providing a significant water quality benefit to the Hudson River.
|
City of Poughkeepsie
|
NY |
$1,183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Putnam Valley |
The Town of Putnam Valley is requesting $3,384,000 to expand its sewer infrastructure. The scope of work will include the installation of 4,000 linear feet of PVC sewer main piping and the installation of a new sewer pump station in the vicinity of the intersection of Oscawana Lake Road and Peekskill Hollow Road. This project will directly benefit the residents of the Town, especially its many low-to-moderate income residents, by ensuring that the community has safe and reliable access to sewer services. In addition, the project will reduce the septic loading in Lake Peekskill and allow for future development of the Lake Peekskill Business District, resulting in an increased commercial tax base.
|
Putnam Valley, Putnam County |
NY |
$3,384,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherrill |
To fund for 200 water meters in the City
|
City of Sherrill
|
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This project would reduce/eliminate combined sewer overflows to the waters on NY State, and reduce/eliminate sewer backups in residential properties.
|
City of Syracuse
|
NY |
$7,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Randolph |
The Town of Randolph's Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF) has significant age-related deterioration. The proposed project will upgrade the WWTF, add effluent disinfection, and replace various antiquated assets.
|
Randolph, Cattaraugus County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fort La Presentation |
The capital improvement project would be used to stabilize the Oswegatchie River shoreline and replace the existing damaged dockage on Van Rensselaer Point, Ogdensburg, New York.
|
Ogdensburg |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe |
Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe (""TSCW"") seeks $4M in federal funding to rehabilitate a site of historic national significance known as the Wardenclyffe Laboratory. The Wardenclyffe Laboratory is the last remaining lab of famed inventor Nikola Tesla.
|
Shoreham |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Schuyler Falls |
The Morrisonville Water Improvements Project is intended to replace the existing asbestos cement water mains throughout the district. The mains have reached the end of their useful life and have become prone to leaks and breaks disrupting water service to customers. The project includes the installation of approximately 12,000 linear feet of 12-inch watermain along NYS Route 22Band Flat Rock Road a to the water storage tank and another 17,000+/- of 8-inch watermain throughout the remainder of the district. In addition to the age of the pipe, some sections of the system do not have enough cover and are prone to freezing. To combat this the district runs water from a hydrant continuously during cold periods to protect the main from freezing. Since water is purchased from the neighboring Town of Plattsburgh a a rate per 1,000 gallons the waste and cost of water becomes unnecessarily expensive to the Town and tax/rate payers.
|
Schyuler Falls, Clinton County |
NY |
$2,562,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gates Historical Society |
After focusing on the elegant Italianate farmhouse at the Hinchey Homestead, the Gates Historical Society seeks to restore the last barn on this National Register of Historic Places site. This three story barn is unique in its use of former boxcars in its construction
|
Rochester |
NY |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Seneca Falls |
The existing Bayard Street culvert is a submerged culvert that is need of repair and is a risk for our community. The funds will be used to replace the existing, failing culvert and install a precast box culvert structure. The culvert will have to be drained and inspecting culvert, with a new concrete box culvert with 16-foot span and 10-foot rise. The culvert bottom will be filled two feet with natural streambed material to meet the ACOE requirements for aquatic life passage.
|
Seneca Falls, Seneca County |
NY |
$2,452,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Southampton |
The Town of Southampton will construct sanitary infrastructure and a centralized sanitary treatment facility to service the entire hamlet of Riverside, which is by many measures the single most economically disadvantaged community on all of Long Island, NY. The total anticipated sanitary wastewater flow from the project area is 800,000 gallons per day, and the sewage treatment plant is to be phased in 400,000 gallon increments; this request encompasses the cost of construction of the collection and conveyance infrastructure and Phase 1 Development of the Sewage Treatment Plant.
|
Southampton, Suffolk County |
NY |
$21,819,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ticonderoga |
The requested funds are specifically going to be used for the construction of a new water source and distribution main reaching 105 users alongside the NYS Route 74 neighborhoods of Chilson and Eagle Lake.
|
Ticonderoga, Essex County |
NY |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Varick |
The Seneca County towns of Fayette and Varick are located in NYS's Finger Lakes Region. They are one of the few towns that border both Cayuga and Seneca Lakes. Town leaders are working collaboratively to create a new sewer district that will service key sections of both towns.
|
Varick, Seneca County |
NY |
$14,987,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County |
To avoid running out of water, the County is embarking on phase 3 of its water security, improvement, and resiliency project. This phase will be able to provide an additional 7.6 million gallons per day to its supply.
|
Genesee County
|
NY |
$2,091,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Utica Zoological Socierty |
The requested funds will be used to install a Backflow Preventer for the Utica Zoo water system. Currently the zoo is not in compliance with existing code, and the Mohawk Valley Water Authority (MVWA) is requiring a Backflow Preventer and Meter be installed at an existing restroom.
|
Utica, Oneida County |
NY |
$81,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Briarcliff Manor |
Funds will be used for a capital project to replace an Asbestos Cement Pipe main in the Village of Briarcliff Manor Water District, providing safe, more reliable drinking water and enhancing fire protection.
|
Briarcliff Manor, Westchester County |
NY |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cambridge |
The Village of Cambridge seeks to construct a low-pressure sewer system and SBR treatment facility. Existing septic systems within the Village will be abandoned and new service connections will be installed to a newly constructed LPS system that provides service for the entire Village. Each lot will be served by an individual grinder pump system connected to a common low-pressure sewer main that ultimately discharges to the final point of treatment at a point just past the convergence of White Creek with the Owl Kill where sufficient stream base flow exists.
|
Cambridge, Washington County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cazenovia |
The Village of Cazenovia will implement improvements to Lakeland Park which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Improvements will include: reconstruction of iconic historic stone masonry pier including several areas where the stone wall is failing; improve the parking and vehicular patterns including traffic calming measures to reduce vehicular-pedestrian conflicts; create a waterfront plaza between the beach area and parking lot to create a buffer and a safer environment for beach goers; expansion of the beach area to increase capacity.
|
Cazenovia, Madison County |
NY |
$936,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Clinton |
The Clinton (New York) Wastewater/Stormwater Improvement Project consists of much-needed infrastructure expansion and rehabilitation of existing water and sewer systems. The funds will be used to improve stormwater basins and rehabilitate three sanitary sewer interceptors of grade 5, 4, and 3 defects. The desired result of this project is to reduce stormwater runoff and groundwater infiltration from being processed in the wastewater treatment plant unnecessarily. The benefit is to reduce wastewater processing costs and stormwater damage to residents, businesses, and roads in the Village and Town.
|
Clinton, Oneida County |
NY |
$934,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cuba |
The proposed water system improvement project will provide several critical upgrades to the existing water system including rehabilitation of water treatment infrastructure, water storage tank upgrades, water main replacement, security and control upgrades, and various other improvements to meet current health standards and address system deficiencies.
|
Cuba, Allegany County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Dundee |
If awarded, the funds will be utilized to replace 5,000 linear feet of aging transmission main that connects the Village's wells, which are its primary water source, to the distribution system. The Village has experienced several breaks along this transmission main over the last couple years and it is in desperate need of replacement.
|
Dundee, Yates County |
NY |
$846,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Fair Haven |
Prevent Flooding of three areas within the village of Fair Haven, Fancher Ave, South Fancher Ave and Lake & Cayuga Street.
|
Fair Haven, Cayuga County |
NY |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Fair Haven |
The village of Fair Haven underground water infrastructure dates back to 1940. 75% of the underground piping is ACM (Asbestos Containing Material) with an estimated life expectancy of 50 years. The water tank is also over 50 years in age. Both of these items should have been considered for replacement in the 1990's.
|
Fair Haven, Cayuga County |
NY |
$18,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Greene |
Critical upgrades are needed for nearly every component of the Village's water system including water supply and treatment facilities improvements, distribution system improvements, meter improvements, storage tank improvements, and service pressure improvements. The distribution system suffers from several issues. Due to the age of the CIP it is expected it is suffering from corrosion and tuberculation reducing the effective diameter of the piping. To eliminate these issues, it is recommended that the remaining cast-iron pipe be replaced with either ductile iron or PVC pipe. The low-pressure issue on Juliand Street and NYS Route206 in the Village has two possible solutions. Due to the interconnection with the Town Water District 1 and 3 in that area, the improvements proposed will also benefit those districts as well as the Greene Intermediate School buildings. (Please refer to attached engineering report for a detailed and comprehensive breakdown of proposed project activities.)
|
Greene, Chenango County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Greenwich |
Reconstruction and expansion of the Village of Greenwich WWTP. The existing 40-year-old facility is at the end of its useful life and has no capacity for expansion. While it continues to function, the design is obsolete, the original manufacturer is no longer in business and replacement parts/components are not available; the plant is in an advanced state of deterioration. The proposed facility will have operational redundancies and room for future expansion.
|
Greenwich, Washington County |
NY |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Homer |
The Village of Homer wishes to construct a new 400,000-gallon pre-stressed concrete tank next to an existing concrete water storage tank on Wold Road.
|
Homer, Cortland County |
NY |
$431,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Ilion |
If funds are awarded, they will be used to complete much needed upgrades in the Village's distribution system including replacement of aging water mains, a valve replacement program to improve operational efficiency, a water meter replacement program to reduce water loss, corrosion control upgrades to address lead and copper rule exceedances, and infrastructure related to connection to the Mohawk Valley Water Authority (MVWA) as an alternate water source.
|
Ilion, Herkimer County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Irvington |
Funding will replace a significantly undersized culvert that carries the Barney Brook beneath South Broadway in Irvington, NY, reducing flooding during storm events and protecting property.
|
Irvington. Westchester County |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Marathon |
Requested funds will be used to make urgently needed repairs, updates and replacements to our aging waste water treatment system.
|
Marathon, Cortland County |
NY |
$4,351,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Medina |
The proposed Medina Sanitary Sewer System improvements project would include the rehabilitation or replacement of five sanitary sewer pump stations including upgrades to critical assets such as the pumps, instrumentation, electrical/controls, and valves.
|
Medina, Orleans County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Middleburgh |
Several years ago, after our Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) had been impacted by flood and age-related deterioration, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation issued an Order on Consent, which kick-started a multi-year, $5.7 million process of repairing and upgrading our sewer facility.
|
Middleburgh, Schoharie County |
NY |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Millerton |
The Village of Millerton, NY is requesting he Senator's consideration of a Community Project Funding request for its primary active recreational facility, Millerton Community Park, also known as Eddie Collins Memorial Park. The grant support is requested for the design and construction of 'green' sustainable stormwater management technologies and systems. These will be employed park-wide and in the context of recreational structures, most notably the park's pool house.
|
Millerton, Dutchess County |
NY |
$796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Millerton |
The Village of Millerton is requesting support for the construction of critical drinking water infrastructure improvements in the municipality. The improvements will improve water quality and provide a more efficient delivery of drinking water to the residents and businesses of the Village of Millerton and the Town of North East in Northern Dutchess County, NY.
|
Millerton, Dutchess County |
NY |
$1,824,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County |
To avoid running out of water, the County is embarking on phase 3 of its water security, improvement, and resiliency project. This phase will be able to provide an additional 7.6 million gallons per day to its supply.
|
Genesee County
|
NY |
$4,788,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Monticello |
In order to support the growth of the Village, as well as its neighboring communities, the Village needs funding to address its aging sewer mains. |
Monticello, Sullivan County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Genesee-Orleans Regional Arts Council |
The requested funds will be used for installing a LU/LA, Limited Use/Limited Access Lift (Elevator) in the Genesee-Orleans Regional Arts Council's national historic landmarked building, the Seymour Place, formerly known as the Batavia Club.
|
Batavia |
NY |
$173,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Naples |
The Village of Naples is requesting $2,750,000 in funds to pay for engineering design ($900,000), bidding ($30,000) & construction ($1,820,000) of a sewer collection system that will replace the remaining aged & failing septic systems in the Village. These failing septic systems threaten the health & safety of all Village residents since run off from the septic systems is flowing into Grimes Creek Raceway approximated 300 ft. from the well source for the Village's drinking water. Phase 1 of this project constructed a wastewater treatment plant & collection system for a portion of the Village, this project (phase 2) will remove the remaining septic systems and connect them to municipal sewer system thereby resolving this issue.
|
Naples, Ontario County |
NY |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
George Eastman Museum |
George Eastman Museum, a National Historic Landmark and world-renowned tourist destination in the Finger Lakes region, requests a grant of $500,000 to support Phase II of its capital improvements project, Transforming Our Visitor's Experience (New Mansion Galleries). Grant funds will be used to renovate over 3,600 square feet of unrestored space in the historic mansion to create galleries dedicated to George Eastman and to photographic and cinematographic technology, and to improve accessibility. |
Rochester
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of New Square |
Federal Funds are being requested for The replacement of storm sewers with larger diameter pipes for increased flow capacity and the ability to provide some attenuation of peak flows by providing increased storage capacity; Installation of underground storage systems to take peak flows off line to be released slowly off peak; Installation of additional storm system inlets such as catch basins; and The select re-routing of storm sewers to new outfalls.
|
New Square, Rockland County |
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Granger Homestead Society, Inc. |
The funds will be used to make necessary repairs to the building infrastructure for preservation purposes and create a new 1860 basement kitchen exhibit for the public tour and education programs.
|
Canandaigua |
NY |
$122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Otego |
To update and improve the Village of Otego's Water Supply and Transmission System.
|
Otego, Otsego County |
NY |
$3,686,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Port Dickinson |
The Village of Port Dickinson seeks funding to replace one of its main water mains along Rochelle Road. This water main serves residential areas of the Village and its main commercial district where many of the Village's largest businesses are located. The current main is approximately 120 years old and is in need of replacement. The main will be increased from a 4 inch to an 8 inch line to provide better distribution and better pressure during higher use periods. The current main is subject to breaks which is disruptive to residents and businesses in the community. Providing reliable and sustainable water supply will increase quality of life for residents, improve service to existing businesses, and assist in the Village's economic development efforts to help current businesses grow and to attract additional employers to the community.
|
Port Dickinson, Broome County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County Industrial Development Agency |
Herkimer County Industrial Development Agency is seeking $500,000 to construct a 500,000-gallon finished water storage tank at the Manheim Business Park. |
Manheim
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Portville |
This project will provide several critical upgrades to the existing Village of Portville water system including rehabilitation of water treatment infrastructure, water storage tank upgrades, water main replacement, security and control upgrades, and various other improvements to meet current health standards and address system violations.
|
Portville, Cattaragus County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County |
Suffolk County is requesting funding to construct sewer infrastructure in downtown Holbrook. This investment will support the hamlet’s goals to create a true Main Street and share in growth resulting as part of the nearby Ronkonkoma Hub transit-oriented development.
|
Suffolk County
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Sea Cliff |
The project proposes to expand the Village's first and recently completed sanitary sewer connection to the Glen Cove Wastewater Treatment Plant. The sewer expansion project will connect approx. 45 additional residences currently reliant on cesspools and includes the proposed design and construction of approx. 2860 linear feet of gravity fed sewer lines from adjacent roads: Park Way, The Drive, Winding Way and the remaining eastbound portion of Carpenter Avenue.
|
Village of Sea Cliff |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Rouses Point |
Construction of a new water treatment plant to serve the Village of Rouses Point. This new WTP will replace the Village's existing treatment plant, which is over 50 years old and utilizes an outdated treatment technology.
|
Rouses Point, Clinton County |
NY |
$5,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Patchogue |
Federal Funds will be used to connect 231 un-sewered residential properties to the Village of Patchogue Waste Water Treatment Plant.
|
Incorporated Village of Patchogue
|
NY |
$18,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lewis County |
This project will implement the goals and recommendations made through previously funded county-wide water studies that found existing water districts are in dire need of improved infrastructure and the County should leverage its natural resources to stimulate local and regional economic growth.
|
Lewis County
|
NY |
$31,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Sherman |
The Village proposes to undertake a stormwater management system improvement project that will help manage, reduce, and treat runoff from the Village of Sherman. In addition to replacement of critical antiquated existing stormwater culverts and facilities, the project will include the construction of stormwater ponds/wetlands and other green infrastructure to treat stormwater, minimize localized flooding, and protect French Creek from pollution.
|
Sherman, Chautauqua County |
NY |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County Water & Sewer Authority |
The Livingston County Water and Sewer Authority has recognized cyber security as a priority and has identified a total project cost of $2,000,000 to make the needed improvements to the Cybersecurity and SCADA system that will provide the needed real time monitoring of our water and wastewater utilities, while providing the continuous cyber security needs to protect our assets on a 24/7 basis. |
Livingston County |
NY |
$730,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Solvay |
The Village of Solvay will install a gravity flow stormwater treatment Vault facility at the east flume that connects directly to
Onondaga Lake.
|
Solvay, Onondaga County |
NY |
$683,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lyndhurst Mansion |
Lyndhurst, a National Historic Landmark located in Westchester County, requires extensive restoration & conservation of its roofing system and masonry pointing to protect it from active water ingress which is damaging the exterior of the mansion and destructive to the historic furnishings and original decorative elements inside.
|
Tarrytown
|
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Solvay |
The Milton Avenue sanitary sewer main from Cogswell Avenue to the Town of Camillus located in the Village of Solvay is a major sewer rehabilitation project to reduce inflow and infiltration to the Onondaga County Syracuse Metropolitan Wastewater Treatment Plant. The Milton Avenue sewer main inflow and infiltration project Phase I from the City of Syracuse to Cogswell Avenue was completed in 2018.
|
Solvay, Onondaga County |
NY |
$608,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy |
Funding for this project will be used to purchase 6-10 museum and preservation quality display cases to display, protect, and provide the much-needed access to the priceless items and artifacts in Federal Hall's collection as well as visiting documents and artifacts from other collections which we intend to acquire. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial and Museum |
This project funding will be used to make critical repairs to the Memorial Pool nameplate system, which ensures that the nameplates in dedication to the victims of 9/11 do not freeze and damage in the winter or get too hot in the summer. This project will also replace the chemical feed pipe which will protect operations at the Memorial pools, prevent flooding, and algae growth in the Memorial pools.
|
New York |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Water Board |
Requested funds will convert the main treatment process of the Waste Water Treatment Plant from a physical-chemical process to a biological process. The existing chemical process, which is no longer a commonly used treatment for municipal sewer plants, results in difficulty operating the plant and providing cost effective service for the residents and businesses of the city of Niagara Falls.
|
Niagara Falls |
NY |
$250,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of South Dayton |
This proposed Village project will provide significant upgrades to their wastewater treatment plant, including the state mandated addition of effluent disinfection, and provide various collection system upgrades focused on inflow/infiltration reduction.
|
South Dayton, Cattaraugus County |
NY |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Waterloo |
This project will involve the construction of new storm sewers to replace the storm rock sewers and reduce flooding to residents and businesses. Any current lateral connections to the rock storm will be connected to the new construction. As the project is designed, drainage issues will be addressed and the sewers will be sized to adequately handle storm events in excess of a "25-year" storm event.
|
Waterloo, Seneca County |
NY |
$2,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County |
This project will provide a sewer connection for to facilitate
new investment and economic development and is a key
component to the Town of Brookhaven’s DRI Strategic
Investment Plan for the mixed-use development of the
area.
|
Suffolk County
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Woodbury |
The Village of Woodbury is requesting funding for the installation of a new water supply test well in Trout Brook Field. The scope of work includes a water supply exploration, the installation of a sand and gravel water supply test well, and the conducting of a water supply assessment for the new well. By increasing the Village's pump capacity it can better address the growing demand of the population, as well as have greater means to address repairs, maintenance, and monitoring of its water infrastructure as a whole
|
Woodbury, Orange County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Albany |
The pond edges will be enhanced and the pond depth will be increased. Parts of the access point will be regraded, structurally supported where needed, gravel path ways that could help in storm water drainage. |
City of Albany
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Wurtsboro |
The Village of Wurtsboro Sullivan Street Water System Improvements project includes the removal and replacement of watermains, services, and a water tank to improve quality of water infrastructure and available fire flow within the Village. The proposed improvements to the system include; replacement of approximately one thousand (1,000) feet of 6-inch cast iron watermain with 8-inch ductile iron from where the main enters Sullivan Street to the intersection of Kingston Avenue, replacement of 8service connections to the new 8-inch water main on the south side of western Sullivan Street, reconstruction of a 300,000 gallon water storage tank, and appropriate restoration.
|
Wurtsboro, Sullivan County |
NY |
$698,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Chautauqua Lake Sewer District |
Chautauqua County's NCLSD sanitary collection system is antiquated and currently suffers from extensive inflow and infiltration (I-I) of ground and stormwater into the sewer system. This project will not only upgrade existing failing antiquated sanitary sewer infrastructure and reduce I-I, but it will also help create capacity for future district expansions.
|
Chautauqua County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
Replacement of City’s out dated Water Meters with new innovative technology to help conserve drinking water.
|
Long Beach, Nassau County |
NY |
$3,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
NYC Department of Parks & Recreation |
NYC Department of Parks & Recreation (NYC Parks) is strengthening dune and other maritime habitats by seeding and planting native grasses, forbs, shrubs, and trees to increase the buffering capacity of these habitats in the face of sea level rise and increased coastal flooding in neighborhoods and parks across the city, including Coney Island in Brooklyn, Rockaway Beach and Arverne in Queens, and Tottenville in Staten Island. Funding will support preparing and packaging coastal seed from NYC Parks seed bank; renewing and expanding NYC Parks' existing beach grass fields; and expanding programming to work with community groups, super stewards, and others to learn about, receive, and install the material in their communities.
|
New York |
NY |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Onondaga County Office of Environment |
Onondaga County has been managing water chestnuts, an aquatic invasive species, for the past decade with technical support from our partners at the Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District (OCSWCD). The summer of 2021 proved to be one of the worst years on record for residents of Seneca River and Cross Lake due to growth and expansion of water chestnuts. Now, the County Office of Environment has completed a comprehensive water chestnut plan that sets a goal of eradicating water chestnuts from this area over the next five to seven years.
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Onondaga County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Long Island, |
The Brookhaven Roe YMCA offers a wide range of programs for youth and adults aimed at mitigating the impact of poverty and helping community members live healthy, happy, and productive lives. The Brookhaven Roe YMCA has done all of this without one very key resource – clean water – and we respectfully request $250,000 to build access to the local public water supply.
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Patchogue, Suffolk County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Onondaga Environmental Institute, Inc. |
In order to better understand the compounding impacts of climate change and habitat competition on the future of wild, self-sustaining brook trout in NYS and refine strategies for their restoration, the objectives of this project are to: (1) evaluate the growth, reproduction, recruitment, and genetic diversity of wild brook trout populations in a 'model' watershed, (2) identify and prioritize the physical, chemical, and biological requirements that optimize brook trout populations, (3) perform a field-based experimental exclusion study to evaluate wild brook trout colonization and survival success following the cessation of brown trout stocking, (4) develop a summary of restoration recommendations that will inform and further the goals of the 2020 NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Trout Management Plan, (5) design and implement restoration in Onondaga Creek that bolsters brook trout populations, and (6) help fulfill the ultimate goal of the Onondaga Lake Management Plan and a three-decade recovery process of establishing a coldwater fishery in the Onondaga Lake watershed.
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Onondaga Creek, Onondaga County, Town of Tully, NY
|
NY |
$384,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hempstead |
The Town of Hempstead Department of Conservation and Waterways owns several bulk headed properties. This proposal calls for funding of up to $ 5,075,000 to partially fund critical infrastructure projects. Specific sites include bulkheading/piers at East Marina (Point Lookout), West Marina pier (Point Lookout), Pier at west marina handicapped fishing pier (Point Lookout), Inwood Marina (Inwood), East Rockaway Yacht Club (East Rockaway). These funds are needed in order to offset the considerable costs of these projects. These projects are longstanding and funding has not been available through the department's capital budget.
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Hempstead, Erie County |
NY |
$5,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Onondaga Environmental Institute, Inc. |
The aim of this project is to implement a long-term monitoring program that measures the effects of mudboil (MB) discharges on water quality in Onondaga Creek in response to seasonal variations and ongoing and proposed remedial efforts. The results of this monitoring will be vital to informing and furthering the ongoing Mudboil Feasibility Study by developing strategies that successfully mitigate mudboil discharges to Onondaga Creek; which are not only impairing the aesthetic, recreational, and ecological value of the creek, but are having profound effects on water quality in Onondaga Lake. The work would be overseen and directed by the MB Technical Advisory Group (TAG), consisting of the USEPA, US Geological Survey, NYSDEC, NYS Office of Attorney General, Onondaga County, and City of Syracuse. Mudboils are a persistent problem that the TAG has been and continues to pursue remedies for over 30 years. This project will aid in identifying future remedial actions to mitigate MB impacts to the environment.
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Onondaga Creek, Onondaga County, Towns of Lafayette and Tully, NY
|
NY |
$227,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Onondaga Historical Association |
The funds for this project are necessary to renovate portions of the building to upgrade its infrastructure and collection storage spaces to improve the long-term preservation and protection of the museum's collections.
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Syracuse
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ontario County |
Replace the influent pump station with three (3) 1.5 mgd submersible pumps complete with new electrical feeds, pump controls and alarm system
|
Ontario County |
NY |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oswego County |
Constructed in 1819 and believed to be the oldest public building in Oswego County still being used for its original purpose, this County Courthouse has been the prominent focal point in the small Village of Pulaski NY for more than 200 years. The depredations of time and weather have taken their toll on this historic structure that continues to serve community members from all walks of life. The structure is badly in need of restoration and rehabilitation work.
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Oswego County
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pennsylvania Yankee Theatre Company |
The full and total rehabilitation of the Historic Sampson Theatre
|
Penn Yan |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oneida Castle |
The requested funds will be used to provide additional funding towards the construction of approximately 22,000 linear feet of gravity sewer main, 7,000 linear feet of gravity sewer laterals, 1,100 linear feet of pressure sewer main, 2,500 feet of sanitary force main, and one wastewater pumping station within the Village of Oneida Castle to serve a population of approximately 625 residences.
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Village of Oneida Castle
|
NY |
$4,152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
We propose upgrades, repairs, and expansion of the Earth Systems Analytical Core Facility at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Troy, NY) to continue to serve as a premier analytical destination for users within the Institute, across the broader Capital Region, and beyond. Specifically, we request funds to complete repairs on the Cameca Electron Microprobe and the Bruker Raman Microscope Spectrometer and to purchase a new Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometer, a Laser Ablation system, and an Ion Chromatograph to further enhance our analytical capabilities to attract and support an even wider range of users.
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Troy
|
NY |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Save the Sound |
To restore the Hutchinson River, a degraded, urban waterbody that flows from Westchester County through the Bronx into the Long Island Sound, Save the Sound proposes to develop a watershed management plan following the EPA Nine Element (9E) Watershed Management Plan approach and incorporating components of flood resiliency planning. |
New York |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Society of the United Helpers |
We seek to save our essential organization by developing a beautiful, 26-acre land parcel that we own on the St. Lawrence River. The initial phase necessitates establishing water and sewer connections underneath State Route 37 from the City of Ogdensburg's existing infrastructure. This first phase of development will enable and invite neighbors, employees, and outside visitors to enjoy beach access, campsites and RV connections, and boat access and docking. |
Ogdensburg
|
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
Suffolk County Water Authority proposes to extend 21,000 linear feet of water main along Mill Road in Manorville to areas in the vicinity of South River Road in Calverton, Town of Brookhaven. This project would give 98 homes on private wells in a DEC Potential Environmental Justice Area access to public water. Many of these homes are within a Suffolk County Department of Health Services Survey area that has detected PFAS levels above the maximum contaminant level.
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Suffolk County |
NY |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Carnegie Hall Corporation |
Carnegie Hall's landmark façade requires extensive and immediate restoration, both to preserve this iconic building and to protect the public. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Fort Ticonderoga Association |
Fort Ticonderoga is seeking funding to support the stabilization and restoration of its iconic and historic walls. |
Ticonderoga |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Jewels Heritage Project, Inc. |
The requested funds will be used to build a monument to commemorate the birthplace of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., the first intercollegiate fraternity established for African Americans in 1906 at Cornell University, in Ithaca, New York.
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Ithaca |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Monroe County Water Authority |
Funding is requested for a proactive effort to begin identifying households that may have lead service connections and identify communities where replacement of lead service lines can be undertaken in compliance with the EPA Safe Drinking Water Act regulations.
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Rochester |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Upper Susquehanna Coalition |
The USC will utilize technical expertise to plan and secure wetland, buffer and stream projects that emphasize natural filter protection, restoration, and watershed resiliency. |
Owego |
NY |
$1,580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Amherst |
The Town of Amherst is positioned to acquire 170 acres from the former Westwood Country Club to create a world-class park that will be known as Amherst Central Park, which will be centrally located within the Town boundaries. Funding will support the acquisition of the property that will be environmentally remediated under the direction of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). |
Town of Amherst
|
NY |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Amherst |
Royal Park Facility Improvements will increase the variety of athletic and recreation facilities at the park for use by Town residents and Daemen University Athletics. |
Town of Amherst
|
NY |
$7,557,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Binghamton |
We are replacing two existing water tanks with one new water tank. This project is already engineered and designed.
|
Town of Binghamton
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brookhaven |
The project will ecologically restore 147 acres of salt marsh ecosystem per the engineering designs and permitting approvals developed using underwriting by two National Fish & Wildlife Foundation (NF&WF) - National Coastal Resilience grants, and as supported by partnerships with The Nature Conservancy, NOAA, and Long Island South Shore Estuary Reserve, among others.
|
Town of Brookhaven
|
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cape Vincent |
The Tibbetts Point Lighthouse is an important historical building in Cape Vincent, New York State and also federally. It is one of the few buildings in the region built in the early 19th century. It was also a US Coast Guard post for decades in the 20th century, and thus hold a lot of historical significance. However, being less than 200 feet away from Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River, the lighthouse and its grounds are very susceptible to destruction due to erosion from wind and water waves. The excessive flooding on the lake and river in 2017 to 2019 destroyed the seawall around the lighthouse, making it much more susceptible to destructive wind and water waves.
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Town of Cape Vincent
|
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Carmel |
The existing treatment process may not be able to meet future water quality regulations, particularly regarding organics removal for the reduction of disinfection byproducts. After assessing the needs to be met by the new treatment facility, it was determined that the site of the existing plant would be too small to accommodate the necessary upgrades to flow capacity, and so a new property must be obtained to accommodate the new treatment plant facilities.
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Town of Carmel
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Chautauqua |
This project will include the extension of an existing sanitary sewer system to service approximately 87 lakeside properties. The extension of sewers will help protect and improve the water quality in Chautauqua Lake and surrounding water resources, protect nearby groundwater well sources, and eliminate a significant number of failing or inadequate lakeside septic systems.
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Town of Chautauqua
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Chenango |
In response to State mandated treatment requirements at the Town's Northgate Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) and to address significant water quality issues of the formerly privately owned Chenango Heights WWTP, the Town of Chenango developed a comprehensive sanitary sewer improvement project.
|
Town of Chenango |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clymer |
The project is a drinking water system improvement project located in the Town of Clymer, Chautauqua County, New York. The Town's drinking water system consists of an antiquated welded steel water storage tank and a distribution system that consist of primarily asbestos cement piping. The storage tank and water main are experiencing age-related deterioration and asbestos piping is hazardous to human health (as noted by the Health Department). The goal of this project is to construct improvements to the drinking water system, largely including the installation of a new water storage tank and the replacement of several miles of water main.
|
Town of Clymer
|
NY |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cortlandt |
The provision of sewer service to the Annsville Creek section of the Town of Cortlandt. Annsville is the gateway to the Town and Westchester County. The provision of a central sewer services is a necessary first step to permit the type of re-development the Town and Westchester County desires for the area.
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Town of Cortlandt
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Darien |
We are asking for funding to help consolidate this District With the Town of Pembroke (Corfu) Sewer Treatment plant to help stabilize O&M costs for all users. The route for this Sewer Transmission line is accessible by the areas biggest employer Darien Lake. This may benefit there company to stay open longer and keep people employed and stabilize our areas Tax Base.
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Town of Darien
|
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dewitt |
The Project will reduce impacts of yearly flooding on local businesses located near Ley Creek. The project will include widening the existing embankment along along Ley Creek near Tarbell Road, constructing new wetland, and installing a perimeter berm to increase flood storage and improve water quality.
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Town of Dewitt
|
NY |
$431,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dewitt |
The purpose of this multi-year capital improvement project is to replace or repair deteriorated portions of the Town of Dewitt water system and to add logistics that will improve the monitoring capacities of the water system, allow greater flexibility in sustaining a public water system, meet current and anticipated regulatory upgrades such as the newly proposed lead and copper rules and to provide operational assistance and flexibility.
|
Town of Dewitt
|
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Erwin |
Upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant will be completed to add additional capacity including the replacement of the raw sewage pumps, addition of an equalization basin, addition of a a new belt filter press, conversion of existing tankage to a new aerobic digester, addition of a new blower building along with associated piping & controls.
|
Town of Erwin
|
NY |
$5,867,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Erwin |
This project includes the abandonment of an existing contaminated municipal groundwater supply well and the development of a new groundwater supply well free of contaminants. This shall include the development of a new well, wellhouse, piping and associated work to provide a safe, reliable and uninterrupted water supply for then Town of Erwin water system customers.
|
Town of Erwin
|
NY |
$1,639,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fayette |
The Town of Fayette would like to create a new water district (water district #8) that will help the economic development of the Town and create a safer Town of Fayette. The Town plans on extending water service along Leader, NYS Route 96, Kime Road, East Lake Road, Learch Road, MacDougal Road, Yost Road, and Poormon Road. Several residents in the area have been nervous about their threatened, private wells and businesses have expressed the desire to have public water and increased fire protection. |
Town of Fayette
|
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Friendship |
The proposed project will provide drinking water system improvements in the Town of Friendship. These improvements will include the construction of new water storage tanks and the replacement of various sections of antiquated water main. The upgraded water system will provide increased fire flows and more reliable drinking water supply to Town of Friendship residents and nearby partners.
|
Town of Friendship
|
NY |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Geddes |
The goal of the Dwight Business Park Green Infrastructure Retrofit Project is to improve the park's abundance of impervious surfaces, poor drainage and lacks any landscaping to improve water quality or modern stormwater quality features.
|
Town of Geddes
|
NY |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hempstead |
Funds for the installation of wellhead treatment 1for the removal of 1,4 Dioxane and to ensure the continued operation of Well Nos. 7A & 8A support pumpage demands. |
Town of Hempstead
|
NY |
$9,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mina |
The Town proposes to undertake a large scale stormwater management system improvement project that will help manage, reduce, and treat runoff to various local waterways including Findley Lake. The proposed project will include the replacement of critical antiquated existing stormwater culverts and facilities, construction of stormwater ponds/wetlands, green infrastructure, new containment structures for non-point sources, streambank restoration, and in-waterbody nutrient controls.
|
Town of Mina
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Montgomery |
In 2006 a 400 foot deep, 8 inch diameter well was drilled in the Town of Montgomery south of Coleman Road. While preliminary pumping tests performed showed that pump yielded a quantity that met the demands of the municipality and a quality of water that met NYSSCP5 standards, the Town has still been unable to operate the well because it lacks the funds to construct a proper well station to monitor flow and quality.
|
Town of Montgomery
|
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Moreau |
The Town and County of Saratoga seek to construct an urgently needed connection between a soon-to-be-completed extension of municipal wastewater infrastructure along the Route 9 Corridor in Moreau and the County's wastewater collection and treatment
system. |
Town of Moreau
|
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Naples |
A slate roof and high-quality dome repairs are being sought to ensure long-term viability and prudent use of funding. An elevator and stairwell are being sought to bring the Memorial Town Hall into use both locally and for the thousands of visitors to our tourism-based community.
|
Town of Naples
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
North Hempstead seeks STAG funding to upgrade the gray water infrastructure at Harbor Links Golf Course & Soccer Complex and adjacent closed and capped municipal landfills. |
Town of North Hempstead
|
NY |
$3,043,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
North Hempstead seeks $500,000 in NPS Historic Preservation Funds matched with $500,000 in local funding from the Town, the Great Neck Historical Society, and the Great Neck Park District to stabilize the eastern side of the historic Stepping Stones Lighthouse, built in 1978. Repairs are critically needed as foundation blocks have shifted, the building contains asbestos, and repairs are needed for the saltwater damage to the basement.
|
Town of North Hempstead
|
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Onondaga |
The project will extend an existing water district to supply potable water and fire protection flows for the residents of the community located on Norton and Bussy Road. The Extended District will provide potable and reliable water to 29 low-income residents.
|
Town of Onondaga
|
NY |
$1,011,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Verona |
Funds will be used to help offset the cost of 20 miles of new water mains, a new 0.5 million gallon water storage tank, new pump station and rehabilitation of the Town's existing one million gallon water storage tank. |
Town of Verona
|
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Dolgeville |
The proposed project consists of rehabilitation of and improvements to the Fink Creek storm sewer system in the Village of Dolgeville, which is currently undersized and has suffered significant damage during prior storm events.
|
Village of Dolgeville
|
NY |
$5,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative School Dist. |
The Gorham Randolph Shelburne Cooperative School District proposes building a solar array at the Edward Fenn Elementary School to offset 80-90% of the electricity use at the school. This would significantly reduce the electricity budget for the next 40 years and helps the school district take steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from school operations in order to meet the goal of 30% reduction by 2030 and net zero emissions by 2050 as recommended by the 2020 Municipal Operations Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report. |
Coos County |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Plymouth State University |
The Exit 25 Renewable Energy Project contains three key interconnected projects: constructing photovoltaic solar arrays on two campus buildings; creating a critical stop for NH’s electric vehicle corridor with the installation of 20 fast-chargers for public use; and building the renewable energy open lab as a teaching and demonstration facility. |
Plymouth |
NH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
University of New Hampshire |
This funding would provide year-round, consistent power to support data acquisition on Appledore Island and wireless internet data transfer from the Shoals Marine Laboratory to the mainland complex in Newcastle. |
Rockingham County |
NH |
$344,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Stratford |
The Town of Stratford seeks to install a 50 kilowatt solar array at the Transfer Station. This will be a ground mounted solar array and will offset the majority of the electricity usage for the municipal accounts.
|
Town of Stratford |
NH |
$67,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Gorham |
This request will fund the purchase and installation of a solar array on the Gorham Public Works Garage Roof that will generate 60,057 kWh in year 1. |
Gorham |
NH |
$89,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
YMCA of Greater Nashua |
The purpose of this request is the purchase and installation of solar roof panels at the Merrimack YMCA. The Merrimack YMCA is 110,000 square feet and home to their childcare center that serves 400 school children. The investment in these solar panels will generate projected savings to the Y over the lifespan of the system is $3,056,388. |
Merrimack |
NH |
$459,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Bethlehem Redevelopment Association |
The Colonial seeks funds to support a solar array installation project for their historic theater. |
Bethlehem |
NH |
$51,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Monadnock Family Services |
This request would fund the installation of a 357.6kW DC solar array consisting of 745 solar panels and 3 inverters for the Opportunity of Hope for Mental Health. |
Keene |
NH |
$397,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Litchfield School District |
The Litchfield School District, First Student, Eversource, Dynamic Grid and DDH Energy Consulting are working together to convert Litchfield’s diesel school bus fleet to electric buses. The project includes two electric buses, a central artificial intelligence Dynamic Grid micro-grid controller, a super capacitor battery of 375 kWh, 100 kW solar, two level-three chargers, underground electric infrastructure, 320- kW inverter and research funds to document the pilot’s design and performance to share with other school districts. |
Town of Litchfield |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Manchester Department of Public Works |
The Carpenter Memorial Library is requesting a lighting upgrade throughout the Carpenter Library using LEDs with programmable dimming. |
Manchester |
NH |
$166,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Nashua |
The proposed project will install a replacement turbine at the Jackson Mills Dam. |
Nashua |
NH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Stratford |
Stratford is requesting funding for a high efficiency heating system for a multi-functional municipal building. |
Stratford |
NH |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
NH Community Loan Fund |
This proposal requests $1.5 million to install a solar Megawatt (MW) facility at Lee Oaks in Barrington, NH. Power generated will benefit a total of 409 low-income homeowners at two New Hampshire locations. |
Barrington and Keene |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Rindge Recreation Department |
This request is to replace 20 lights and poles for the Town of Rindge's public ball field. |
Rindge |
NH |
$138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lakes Region Community Developers |
Lakes Region Community Developers (LRCD) is collaborating with the Save Our Gale School Committee, the Boys & Girls Club of Central NH and Lakes Region Community Services to save the historical Gale School and provide affordable space for local non-profits. |
Belknap County |
NH |
$391,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Littleton |
Funds will be leveraged with public and private dollars to complete construction at Littleton Riverfront Commons. Elements of the park will include open greenspace, walking paths and trail connections, addition of lighting for safety, renovation of a Welcome Center and parking improvements which will support not only the Commons, but local businesses as well. |
Littleton |
NH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Cheshire |
This request is to renovate an old barn in Westmoreland, located on county property, and convert it into an educational facility focused on agriculture and conservation for residents of Cheshire County. Funds would be used for site preparation work (parking, sceptic, water and fire prevention) and for the actual renovation, which would include a new roof, siding, floors, doors, electrical, plumbing, structural and other interior work. |
Cheshire County |
NH |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
This funding would allow the NH Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory to expand capacity, become fully accredited, and join the National Animal Health Lab Network (NAHLN). |
Statewide |
NH |
$1,261,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newport |
This funding will be used for the construction of a new community center in Newport, NH. The new center is designed with meeting rooms for use by community groups, a large gymnasium and to serve as a meeting room for Town meetings as well as a shelter/warming and cooling station in emergency events. |
Newport |
NH |
$4,785,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
This funding will establish a coordinated communications infrastructure amongst agricultural agencies, organizations and service providers in New Hampshire. |
Statewide |
NH |
$85,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newport |
This funding will be used to rehabilitate the Town of Newport’s Municipal Parking Lot. The upper and lower parking lots have insufficient drainage which, combined with general wear and tear, has led to dangerous deteriorating pavement, resulting in several trip and fall incidents resulting in injury. Funds for this project will address storm water management and provide new pavement for the parking lot. |
Newport |
NH |
$303,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Swanzey |
The proposed project would provide an addition to the Swanzey Public Works garage, which would create additional garage space and improved employee spaces. In addition to these improvements, the town of Swanzey will add energy efficient lighting to the garage and will take other efficiency measures that are recommended. |
Swanzey |
NH |
$245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire National Guard |
This facility includes a 9,000 SF hangar for aircraft storage and emergency maintenance (fits 2 helicopters), as well as supporting administrative space (flight ops, limited offices, limited storage for sensitive items), a small classroom, and toilets/showers. The ability to use Berlin as a staging area significantly reduces the flight time from the Concord area to the White Mountains, maximizing actual flight training and on station Search and Rescue time for the crews. This facility would provide additional resources unavailable at this time; maintenance, refuel, communication, safety, bed down location, and positive economic impact to the local community. Funding would provide for the planning and design and minor construction funding for the project. |
Berlin |
NH |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire National Guard |
The New Hampshire National Guard (NHNG) needs to replace its 67 year old small arms range. Replacing the range with a new fully enclosed range will provide the NHNG with increased unit member readiness within an
environmentally contained range for year round use. Requested funding would be used for planning and design. |
Newington |
NH |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire National Guard |
This project will add space to the facility, renovate existing space and make necessary upgrades to the taxiway. Phase Two will relocate Non-Destructive Inspection and Metals Tech shops from other facilities into the Fuel Cell hangar. The proposed project will correct high expansion firefighting foam system deficiencies as directed by the Secretary of the Air Force Energy, Installations and Environment and replace the building roof. This proposed project will construct 17,150 square feet of new space, repair 5,298 square feet of existing space, replace the 30,000 square foot metal roof, and repair 15,000 square yards of taxiway. Requested funding would be used for planning and design. |
Newington |
NH |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire National Guard |
New Hampshire National Guard (NHNG) Wellness Programs are the cornerstone of the Fort New Hampshire framework, which enhances the wellness and readiness of a wide variety of military-affiliated audiences to include family members and veterans. A Wellness Center provides more optimal and personal services to this audience, giving them the confidentiality and privacy to discuss sensitive topics while integrating Behavioral, Spiritual, Emotional, and Family Wellness under one roof. The proposed 28,600 square foot facility will provide secure, versatile and flexible military and community based program spaces to include: fitness and training center, large multi-purpose spaces, classrooms, chapel and admin offices. The proposed facility would provide office space for wellness program elements to support service members, veterans, individuals and families with numerous Department of Defense programs such as health and fitness, suicide prevention and outreach, behavioral health programs, transition assistance, veterans’ benefits and others. Requested funding would be used for planning and design. |
Concord |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard |
In order to construct an appropriate facility to meet demand and avoid building size restrictions associated with the limitations on available space at the shipyard, the proposed project would be a joint effort by the Navy and the New Hampshire Air National Guard to leverage free space at the nearby Pease Air National Guard Base for the building construction. Requested funding would be used for planning and design. |
Kittery |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dorchester |
This funding will be used for the construction of a sand/salt mix storage shed in Dorchester, NH. |
Dorchester |
NH |
$162,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
This project would provide funds for the University of New Hampshire’s Stormwater Center to purchase laboratory equipment and enhance the Center’s field test site, allowing the University to expand its ability to test, demonstrate and evaluate innovative stormwater controls that improve stormwater management, promote living shorelines, and protect tidal crossings. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$1,137,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NHADEC |
NHADEC proposes to work with New Hampshire Manufacturing Extension Project (NH MEP) and UNH to develop new technology which eliminates the need for small businesses to input their capabilities into multiple databases in order to make connections OEMs. To do so, NHADEC will build one database from which OEMs and can more easily search for suppliers, helping to foster stronger relationships between the two entities as well as improve the end-to-end process between the manufacturer and supplier. |
Merrimack County |
NH |
$2,307,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Belknap County Sheriff's Office |
This project would support the Belknap County Sheriff's Office in purchasing a new server system to host and maintain all local law enforcement records. The funding will assist in the payment for the data conversion, saving valuable records and data for each agency to be able to implement into the new system. |
Belknap County |
NH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sanbornton Police Department |
The Sanbornton Police Department is requesting funds to design a reliable and appropriate communications system to serve their new facility. These funds will provide system hardware, components and installation only. |
Sanbornton |
NH |
$22,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Laconia Police Department |
The acquisition and installation of technology for expedited notification to law enforcement during an emergency situation, such as an active shooter/intruder or crisis situation, would positively impact the operations of the police department by enhancing coordination efforts with our city schools to mitigate loss of life and injury to students and staff, and property damage. Positive community impacts include the following: Improved information sharing with local law enforcement; Increased interaction and improved communications between law enforcement and school officials; Reduced notification times to law enforcement; Improved response time to threats and events; Accurate identification of danger (without resort to discriminatory stereotypes or violating privacy); and Increased school safety. The Dispatch Surveillance Technology Integration system connecting the LPD to Laconia schools’ surveillance systems budget request includes the following: planar clarity matrix video wall displays, display wall vio distribution and control, video conferencing system, audio system, technology rack, shelves, extender mounting brackets, rack power distribution center, and rack and workstation connection cable and adapters. The city schools and LPD, due to the city tax cap, do not have funding to support needed equipment and technology cited as a gap/need in the most recent Homeland Security's School Security Assessment reports (one for each building)to meet each of the three physical security capabilities of surveillance, access control, and emergency alerting.
The community impact is directly related to the protection of Laconia citizens and positively impacts the local community taxes from having to be diverted from LPD personnel costs (i.e., creating a reduction in the number of officers LPD can support and sustain) and used for one-time equipment and technology costs. As the secondary Emergency Operations Center in the city of Laconia, as is written in the city's Emergency Operations Plan, it is critical that the LPD maintain adequate staffing and ability to secure the operation center and emergency dispatch for the city. LPD is forced to work diligently in leveraging external funding sources to meet a variety of needs and gaps identified by Homeland Security and to align with NH Homeland Security and Emergency Management's Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan. This project addresses the need to improve response time to threats and events by reducing officer response time, accurately identify danger(s) on school campuses, increase school safety, and mitigate loss of life and injury to students and staff, and property damage. |
Laconia |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NERACOOS |
This project aims to conduct new environmental monitoring activities that will improve the ability of the Northeastern Regional Association of Coastal Ocean Observing Systems (NERACOOS) to track changes in the Seacoast region and protect its built, cultural, and natural assets. Specifically, this funding will support the purchase, install, and maintenance of environmental sensors as well as expansion of workshops and educational outreach. |
Rockingham County |
NH |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Newfields, NH, Police |
The project would help Newfields PD in purchasing updated equipment, including a new base radio system, laptops for their cruisers and computer systems for records management, crime analysis and prevention. Purchase of this new equipment will allow Newfields PD to better communicate with dispatch during emergencies and ensure proper record keeping. The community impact will be the continued effective service to their community without technology equipment failures. |
Newfields |
NH |
$28,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Nashua Police Department |
The Nashua Police Department intends to provide the public safety bomb technicians of the Hazardous Device Unit with bomb suits and helmets. The purpose of this acquisition is to provide updated public safety bomb technician equipment to the Hazardous Device Unit |
City of Nashua |
NH |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hollis Department of Emergency Management |
The Town of Hollis will collaborate with a capable and reputable vendor identified through a competitive bid process, with the understanding that Hollis is determined to build a more reliable communications system and infrastructure that provides Town personnel and first responders with a safe and effective emergency radio communication system. In the past for example, Beltronics Inc., has provided exceptional service and reliable equipment to the Town of Hollis for many years and has considerable experience with substantially similar radio infrastructure projects. The proposed system will include enhanced safety capabilities and coverage, including enhanced radio communications interoperability with our regional mutual aid partners (Fire, Police, EMS, etc.). The preliminary estimated project cost is $766,600 and would be completed over a twelve to fourteen month period. The Town has already invested in console upgrades within the HCC and upgraded equipment (repeaters, etc) on the communications towers within the municipality. The design work and specifications are substantially complete and the project is ready to initiate, pending funding.
This communication system overhaul investment will directly impact the local community and numerous other communities throughout Hillsborough County in New Hampshire and support mutual aid communications provided to interstate jurisdictions, including those covered by mutual aid compacts. This communication system will materially improve the safety, reliability and performance of the emergency radio communications system for first responders in each of the surrounding communities where Hollis public safety assets provide mutual aid and assistance regularly. The positive economic impact to the region will be maximized by utilizing local vendors for the equipment purchase and installation. Investing in critical communications infrastructure benefits the Town, and numerous surrounding communities by ensuring a resilient first responder communication network, ensuring that radio communications will be fully functional both for daily operations and when responding to critical emergency incidents whether in Hollis or other communities within the region. Use of these funds, if awarded, shall help to alleviate additional tax increases. |
Hollis |
NH |
$702,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New London Police Department |
New London Police Department is requesting funding for computer software in the form of a Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) and Records Management System (RMS). This software will help improve the technological standing of their dispatch center and the services they can offer to their dispatch partners. |
New London |
NH |
$413,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Exeter Police Department |
The products requested consist of sixteen APX 8000 Motorola portable radios which sworn Exeter Police Officers will carry on them at all times during their shifts and use as their primary communications tool to reach each other and our Dispatch Center. The product request also consists of five APX6500 enhanced mobile cruiser radios installed into our police vehicles. These also allow for effective communications while operating and seated in a police car.
This project positively impacts the employment of 24 full time and 2 part time police officers. It also directly impacts the employment of 6 full time and 2 part time emergency communications dispatchers. By enhancing our mobile communications, we are making their work environments much safer as well as improving the safety of everyone within the Town of Exeter and our surrounding communities. The economic impact will also be positive for the Town. |
Exeter |
NH |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire Department of Justice |
The NH Department of Justice will use this funding to purchase equipment to enhance the safety and investigative capabilities of NHDTF members as they combat the ongoing drug crisis throughout the state of New Hampshire. The funding will also be used to enhance training for task force members that otherwise might not be available and to assist with reimbursement costs to the parent agencies of the members. |
Concord |
NH |
$409,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The University of New Hampshire |
Funding will support the purchase of advanced equipment and the research needed to survey and study Great Bay water quality on a regular basis and following major weather events. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$722,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office |
K-9 Niko's current mode of transportation is no longer capable of supporting he and Deputy Fleming's expanded service to New Hampshire. Their vehicle is near its end of life. More importantly, it does not provide basic essentials commonly afforded to K-9's working in public safety. Most notably, K-9 Niko's current vehicle does not have and cannot be practically modified to provide remotely monitored A/C or heat, window guards, safety barriers, circulation fans or appropriate K-9 exit or entry. This lack of appropriate equipment creates a substantial barrier toK-9 Niko and Deputy Fleming's continuing success. This project would remedy that now and for the foreseeable future. The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office requests assistance in the purchase of a sport utility vehicle modified for use in emergency responses. Modification of the vehicle is anticipated to include but not limited to the purchase and installation of emergency radio communication equipment and emergency lights/sirens. As this vehicle is to be utilized by Deputy Fleming and K-9 Niko, this request includes the purchase and installation of equipment suitable for K-9 Niko's transportation, mobile deployment and the secure storage of associated specialized equipment. In the effort to ensure cost-effectiveness, this office has received demonstrations and purchasing information from other public safety agencies utilizing similarly purposed vehicles. This office also maintains professional working relationships with local vendors capable of supplying and/or installing the necessary equipment sought for this project.
A specialized vehicle will allow K-9 Niko and Deputy Fleming the opportunity to meet the demands of their increasing work load. This is also measurable. Results will be evidenced by training offered to local law enforcement, speaking engagements at our schools, assistance in investigations no matter where or when required and the comforting of child victims. Through NHICAC, K-9 Niko and Deputy Fleming's deployments and presence in our communities is documented and tracked. This ensures their resources are applied effectively and made available to all NH communities. Should this project be awarded funding, documentation can be expected through the life of the vehicle. |
Hillsborough County |
NH |
$76,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Nashua Police Department |
The primary goal of an additional response vehicle for the Hazardous Device Unit will be to increase the operational effectiveness of the unit by providing rapid response capabilities for Tactical Bomb Technician and Stabilization Bomb Technician incidents. Further, this will bring the unit more in line with other regional bomb squads, which will allow a more effective and uniform response to joint incidents and/or training. This vehicle will complement the traditional response vehicle currently in use, and will also make the unit more effective when responding to threat deterrent assignments. This includes events such as the Boston Marathon, allowing unit members to provide a more tactically sound response and have more equipment resources available. With this vehicle we can track how quickly we are able to respond to call outs by comparing the data from calls using the Hazardous Device Unit full size truck. The department has a full-time grant manager who will track the performance of the new vehicle. |
Nashua |
NH |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gorham |
This project would fund Town of Gorham’s efforts to upgrade its current radio system to include a new Repeater at the summit of Pine Mountain and a 4-Site Simulcast Communication System to resolve ground-to-air coverage gap issues. Gorham and Berlin are the only communities in the region that have full-time Police services. Accordingly, the Town of Gorham provides emergency dispatch services for Gorham, Randolph, Shelburne and seven unincorporated townships. Upon completion of this project, communication between Police, Fire and EMS first responders, the Coos County Regional Dispatch Center and other agencies, will be vastly improved, increasing the efficiency of responding to incidents and safety for first responders and the general public. |
Town of Gorham |
NH |
$426,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Manchester Police Department |
This project will fund important training to support expanded critical incident stress management among New Hampshire law enforcement as well as train-the-trainer instruction for building resiliency. The goal of this training is to institutionalize the officer mental health and wellness concepts within the New Hampshire law enforcement community. |
Manchester |
NH |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Great Bay Stewards, Inc. |
The Eelgrass Education Project at the Great Bay Discovery Center will highlight the plant’s role in providing fish habitat and water quality benefits through an “Extraordinary Eelgrass” exhibit in the visitor’s center, “Eelgrass Traveling Trunks” with eelgrass curriculum teachers can use and a teacher training program called Teachers on the Estuary (TOTE), which uses a field-based approach to equip middle and high school teachers to use local eelgrass research, data and activities mapped to Next Generation Science Standards. |
Rockingham and Srafford Counties |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newington |
The Town of Newington request CDS funds to purchase state-of-the-art IP-Based Communications Equipment to upgrade the current communications systems, which are fractured and prone to failure. This integrated system of broadband, wireless, radio, and telephone communications creates a robust network of secure and redundant systems, which greatly enhances the Town’s ability to respond to the numerous potential emergency events. |
Rockingham County |
NH |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Granite State Children's Alliance |
The iRecord system is a turnkey IP based Interview room recording solution, uniquely different from what we have today which is a patch work of “surveillance” cameras and microphones not intended for interview recording. The iRecord system will include everything, a Windows Tower PC, iRecord SW, Hi Def 1080P Dome cameras, microphone, start/stop remote wall button all synced together. iRecord will be networked together such that all video and sound are captured together. Additionally, the MDT will be able to save evidence to USB, DVD or optional NAS(networked attached storage) or cloud storage for easy access complete with passwords and HIPPA approved security. iRecord can save our staff critical time and more importantly provide reliable, quality, consistent evidence captures all at a fraction of the time we’re used to.
To provide equitable access to all child victims, GSCA is focused on providing on site behavioral health services at CACs throughout the state. Currently, GSCA is expanding the C in Manchester to include behavioral health services. Funding has been secured for a behavioral health clinician however a need still exists for some clinical training to meet National Children’s Alliance Accreditation Standards. Furthermore, there is a need to outfit the behavioral health services suite with the equipment needed to provide clinical services. Training needs include YPSB-CBT and TF-CBT training and well as training for ECUs. Items needs for operation include furniture, computers, printers, iPads for telehealth and other electronic needs, equipment used during behavioral health treatment sessions.
Currently, children seen at the Manchester CAC are referred to community behavioral health services. Often, these services have long wait lists, insurance requirements and high provider turn over, creating barriers that discourage engagement. GSCA has seen significant increases in engagement and session attendance with our current CAC on-site behavioral health services in Laconia at our Greater Lakes CAC. Outfitting the Manchester CAC behavioral health service suite with all necessary furnishings and equipment will allow the space to become operational. On-site behavioral health services in Manchester will remove barriers and allow child victims in city access to timely, no cost, trauma informed behavioral health services to help them heal. |
Bedford |
NH |
$223,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
The University of New Hampshire is requesting funds to upgrade equipment at their facilities in Newcastle. These facility upgrades will provide the infrastructure necessary for sustaining and growing broad federal and state agency support, industry engagement and local workforce development. |
Newcastle |
NH |
$494,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Seacoast Science Center |
The Seacoast Science center is seeking funds to expand and improve their existing museum spaces as well as constrict a new space/facility for their Marine Mammal Rescue operations to allow for rehabilitation of stranded animals. |
Rye |
NH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Manchester School District |
The Manchester School District (MSD) has proposed this project, in collaboration with the Manchester Police Department and the Mayor’s Office, to implement a comprehensive emergency notification system across the district. This project includes an IP-based phone system to replace the existing and outdated PBX phone system, digital signage, desktops alerts, gunshot detection sensors, emergency alerting lights and door locks. All of these systems combined will make up their emergency communication system, with the goal to ensure students and staff at the 21 schools across the city are protected and safe under the most severe circumstances. |
Manchester |
NH |
$2,401,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of New Hampshire |
With this proposed infusion of additional federal funding, the New Hampshire Small Business Development Center (NH SBDC) located at UNH will be able to continue the extremely popular and practical cyber security review program for New Hampshire’s small businesses and expand the number of businesses and analytic services offered by the UNH Center for Business Analytics and NH SBDC through the proposed Small Business Technology Transformation Initiative (STTI). The STTI will help small businesses transform their operations through innovation, digitization and automation. |
Durham |
NH |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Plymouth State University |
Plymouth State University (PSU) seeks funding to retrofit Hyde Hall’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center to allow for more collaboration and community focused space to build more local business partnerships. With the funding for this project, PSU will be able to expand their community work with Lakes Region and North Country businesses through cluster learning which provides hands-on, real-world experience for PSU students to ensure graduates are ready to participate in the workforce, understand the nuances of working with a broad group of people, and make a positive difference in the state’s economy and, ultimately, uplift demographics. |
Statewide |
NH |
$2,970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Homeland Security |
Manchester Fire Department |
Manchester Fire Department is requesting funding to renovate and upgrade the Emergency Operations Center(EOC). The EOC is increasingly relied on to support emergencies and preplanned events such as the Taco Tour, Cruising Downtown, road races, parades, and political rallies. The EOC is a multi-functional space accommodating city, state, federal, private sector and nonprofit partners. This project begins with new electrical conduits and network connectivity to outside walls. Currently, multiple conduits are located in the middle of the room prohibiting flexibility configuring the room and has limited capacity. The EOC’s retractable wall is increasingly difficult to move due to a damaged track, which has created a safety hazard. Replacement will allow us to invest in a retractable wall with noise dampening, and will continue to provide the ability to partition the room to support a variety of EOC functions. In doing this, we would like to replace the floor of the EOC, which will assist with noise reducon. The EOC display walls are inoperable due to a parts failure and need to be replaced. The age of this system technical support is no longer available and we are unable to source parts to complete repairs. These systems support display of responder locations, live event mapping, weather conditions, air monitoring devices, and a variety of other live data feeds ensuring public safety and security. This project will include investment in an event management platform for the city.11% of the total request is for Management Costs to account for State oversight.
The goal is to have a functional EOC to support planned and unplanned events in the city. Specifically, at the completion of this project, we anticipate having adequate electrical and network ports to support a Full EOC activation, to provide a functioning retractable wall, have increased noise reduction, a fully functioning display wall for live data displays and video feeds, video teleconferencing capabilities, and incident management platform. We expect that these renovations and upgrades will provide a fully functioning EOC in which Emergency Management will coordinate with city departments, state and federal agencies, private, non-profit and other partners to manage disasters, as well as preplanned events occurring within the city. This provides a location for a cohesive response and recovery strategy, in order to save and protect lives, protect property, reduce economic impacts, initiate recovery efforts and restore our way of life. Project performance will be kept on track by the project manager, the Emergency Management Coordinator, incoordination with the Business Services Officer who will have fiscal oversight. Administrative oversight for this funding will be completed by the NH Department of Safety, Grants Management Bureau. |
Manchester |
NH |
$338,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Homeland Security |
City of Portsmouth Department of Public Works |
This project will increase the resiliency of the WWTF by elevating a 400-foot long section of the access road and the adjacent parking area by up to three feed and above the current 100-year floodplain and protect it against projected sea level rise until approximately 2050. A reduction in impervious surfaces will also be achieved by replacing the packed gravel parking area with grass pavers and vegetation, improving stormwater management. Educational signage will be placed at the site to increase community awareness of stormwater management, flood adaptation and resilience efforts. Design of the project is currently at the 75% complete stage and required environmental permits have already been obtained. The parking area requires improvements to reduce flooding as well as stormwater runoff into the Piscataqua River. The NH State Fish Pier provides dockage and support services for the commercial fishing fleet that provides fresh fish and shellfish to the entire Seacoast region, and this project will protect those resources from the catastrophic impacts that would occur should the WWTF or connecting piping fail due to erosion or undermining.
This project will increase the resilience of a critical service (delivery and treatment of wastewater as well as potable water) for Portsmouth, New Castle, Greenland and Rye, and combines stormwater management and climate change adaptation by incorporating green infrastructure and reducing impervious surfaces to improve the drainage of the existing parking area. The outcome will result in a site that is more resilient to increased precipitation and extreme storm events, that still allows for continued public parking for amenities including the boat ramp, off-leash dog area, walking trails and recreational facilities, that increases vegetation, and that minimizes impacts to the surrounding sensitive habitat as well as the tidal Piscataqua River. |
Portsmouth |
NH |
$724,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire |
NeighborWorks Southern New Hampshire seeks funding to lead the revitalization of Main Street in Nashua through the creation of a new affordable housing project to be constructed at 249 Main Street. |
Nashua |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
Central Avenue is the main thoroughfare in Dover. This portion of the road, at the southern end, acts as a gateway for those coming to Dover from either NH Route 108, or the Spaulding Turnpike via exit 6 or 7. The portion of the road in need of reconstruction ends at the intersection of NH Route 9 and the beginning of NH Route 4, both of which follow Central Avenue to the north. This portion is NH Route 108, and is heavily traveled by multiple transportation forms, but is clearly designed for vehicle flow primarily. These federal funds would complete street reconstruction of a high traffic volume downtown gateway between Stark Avenue and Silver Street to tie into construction previously completed on Silver Street. |
Dover |
NH |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lebanon Opera House Improvement Corporation |
In partnership with City Administrators the Lebanon Opera House seeks creative ways to transform the experience for all artists, audience, and staff members in the following ways: Addition of a modern, flexible theater seating arrangement designed with better sight lines and ultimate flexibility in mind, new flooring to replace aging, uneven, hard-to-maintain surfaces. It will convert all outmoded incandescent stage lighting to industry-standard, energy- and cost-efficient LED systems. This funding will create a new upper lobby space to house concessions sales. Lastly, it will allow for intimate programming, social, and educational opportunities and provide upgrades to backstage artist support areas (modernize dressing rooms, green room, kitchenette, laundry) that will enhance the experience of professional artists and community performers. |
Lebanon |
NH |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Laconia |
These funds would be used tp design drainage and catchment structures for Huse Road in Sanbornton, NH. Implementation of this project was recommended in the Black Brook Watershed Management Plan and recent sediment modeling confirms that this project needs to be the highest priority to address water quality in the watershed. |
Laconia |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bradford |
West Main Street is an integral part of Bradford’s ‘Business/Residential District.’ It is a heavily traveled area and is hazardous to pedestrians, joggers and bikers due to narrow road width and a hillcrest that limits visibility. The proposed project would widen streets to provide a safe walking and biking corridor. It would also construct a well-identified crosswalk in the hillcrest area. The Town of Bradford believes that improved pedestrian access would promote community interaction, benefit existing businesses and invite further economic development. |
Bradford |
NH |
$775,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Exeter |
Exeter recently purchased a building that is adjacent to the town’s recreation fields. They are renovating the first floor to make it ADA accessible and will use the building to house their town recreation department as well as for programming for seniors and youth. They need additional assistance to replace the HVAC system as well as add a new steam boiler to the building. |
Exeter |
NH |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lebanon |
The City of Lebanon has proposed this project to improve pedestrian safety, increase the value of property along Main Street, improve traffic flow and eliminate the present street flooding at the intersection of Main Street and Tracy Street due to inadequate storm water infrastructure and most importantly spark the economic revitalization of this downtown area. This project will involve the replacement of the existing sidewalks to include ADA accessibility, parking configuration, street trees, bump outs to improve pedestrian safety and reconfiguration of the intersection of Main Street and Bridge Street with either a roundabout or additional turning lanes. Part of this project involves the renovation of the Main Street streetscape to include the replacement of the existing sidewalks and parking along with drainage improvements and intersection improvements. The South Main Street Bridge (red listed) which abuts this section of Main Street is scheduled for replacement in 2024. This project, in conjunction with the |
Lebanon |
NH |
$2,911,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lebanon |
The City of Lebanon has proposed this project as part of a larger plan to rehabilitate and revitalize the West Lebanon downtown area where considerable public and private investment is occurring. The State of NH removed old railroad yard buildings and addressed the contaminants contained within those structures in 2021. This project will enhance the ability for alternate transportation modes which is part of an ongoing citywide effort to expand the sidewalk and Mascoma Greenway/Northern Rail Trail infrastructure. The project will complement the Route 12A bridge reconstruction project (approximately $12 million) that will also include a new access road to the railyard. The City will construct a paved pedestrian/bicycle path that will connect to the City's growing sidewalk network and allow access to the Connecticut River waterfront in the Westboro Railyard area. |
Lebanon |
NH |
$281,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
The University of New Hampshire has proposed this project which will leverage an initiative put forth by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) proposing a new Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) standardizing and mandating vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communications for new light vehicles. The research project will address fundamental problems associated with bridging the information gap between vehicles and what they travel on and develop tools that facilitate sharing vehicle location, direction, speed, and load with transportation infrastructure. Reducing uncertainties in decision-making processes will enhance safety and make infrastructure maintenance more efficient and sustainable. The project will be performed through close interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers at UNH from two disciplines: (1) Development of robust real-time system identification, Machine Learning algorithms for damage identification, substructure monitoring, soil-structure interaction modeling, and reliability analyses using smart vehicles. (2) Development of sensor hardware and software for V2I communication to facilitate transferring vehicle load information (input) and bridge vibration measurement (output) via smart vehicles. The proposed hardware and software design project will require multiple iterations. |
Durham |
NH |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Milford |
This collaborative effort between Milford and Amherst town leadership and residents would improve pedestrian/vehicle connectivity, upgrade aging municipal infrastructure and enhance regional economic growth. Amherst Street connects the town centers of Amherst and Milford and represents one of the primary thoroughfares within the Souhegan Valley. Funding would be used to engineer a) a design to upgrade or replace the existing water and sewer lines within older and densely populated neighborhoods along this highly traveled corridor, b) a new stormwater and drainage system that would improve the water quality of the Souhegan River and c) a pedestrian solution to improve multi-modal alternatives and create a connection between the two historic downtowns. Officials believe the multi-modal aspect of this project would increase tourism potential, improve access to goods and services and promote healthier communities. |
Milford |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Keene |
The Transportation Heritage Trail (THT) would close a gap in the Cheshire Rail Trail between the towns of Keene and Swanzey through the adaptive reuse of three historic bridges. THT represents a key link in creating a regional network of trails covering over 15 miles, which would burnish the city’s reputation as an attractive tourism destination. The project would also address significant safety concerns. Pedestrians using the trail today are forced to cross Route 101 at a curve with limited visibility. At another point in the trail, they must also scramble up a steep gravel embankment in order to cross a bridge with no railings. Both of these issues would be addressed in the City’s plan. |
Keene |
NH |
$1,966,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashua |
The Library Plaza reconstruction project would renovate one of the only public green spaces in the heart of downtown Nashua to provide a quality, attractive, cost-effective and low-maintenance outdoor space for the community to enjoy for daily active programming of events and activities. Its current design is in disrepair, can feel unsafe at night due to dark corners, and doesn’t support community use. The renovation would provide energy-efficient lighting solutions, easily-maintained landscaping, space for public art, ADA compliant grading for all walkways, convenient access to power for performances and events and water to sustain landscaping installations. The City believes that the improvement of this currently derelict plaza into a green community asset would improve Downtown Nashua and the well-being of its residents.
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Nashua |
NH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canterbury Shaker Village |
Deferred maintenance, increasingly challenging water infiltration issues, and ADA compliance must be addressed for the Brethrens' Shop facility to continue serving the community. In 2021, under its duty of stewardship, Canterbury Shaker Village commissioned a detailed survey of the condition and needs of its buildings with the help of funding provided by the New Hampshire Land and Community Heritage Investment Program (LCHIP) and private donors. Conducted by DBVW Architects of Providence, RI, this study systematically assessed the environmental and physical conditions that threaten the preservation and survival of the Shaker structures. The report estimated the costs of needed conservation at $4.75 million in 2021 dollars, not including the costs of protective utilities such as emergency electric generation, fire protection, climate control, and alarm systems. This application for Congressionally Directed Spending focuses on the most urgent needs of Brethrens' Shop, the historic Shaker building that serves as the museum’s primary location for community programming and outreach programs. Issues to be addressed include failing roof and gutters, a boiler, a commercial-grade kitchen, two bathrooms, interior rehabilitation and painting, and ADA accessibility. Activities will be carried out in compliance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties. The rehabilitated building will offer year-round academic enrichment programming in partnership with organizations like the New Hampshire Academy of Science. Additionally, the museum will potentially collaborate with ORIS to temporarily house and provide skills training for refugees.
The goal of this project is to rehabilitate the Brethrens’ Shop building for the benefit of underserved communities in New Hampshire. Originally constructed in 1824, this historical building will honor its Shaker roots with a new public purpose as Canterbury Shaker Village’s hub for educational programming, community activities, and outre Funding will help to address the most pressing recommendations of the 2021 building assessment mentioned above. The project’s goal is to create a new 3,552 square foot community space in the heart of Merrimack County. |
Canterbury |
NH |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
The University of New Hampshire has proposed this project which would provide funding for the final design/engineering, permitting and construction of a 1/2 mile street, culvert/bridge, sidewalk, transit and pedestrian improvements for the corridor connecting Main Street (roundabout) to McDaniel Drive on the campus of the University of New Hampshire, Durham. Portions of the road were constructed with university funds from 2016-19. The road is temporarily being used as a limited detour but requires infrastructure upgrade for general use - and for safe accommodation of transit, pedestrians, and cyclists. Funds would be used to construct a necessary replacement crossing of College Brook with a wider more environmentally appropriate span, realignment of the roadway revised to the footprint of the Health Science Simulation Center (HSSC) and full pedestrian and transit connections. The new brook crossing would be reconfigured at a higher elevation for climate/flood resiliency and compatibility with adjacent College Woods protected area. |
Durham |
NH |
$3,510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Londonderry |
The Town of Londonderry has proposed this project which will complete the original 4-lane design section with a walking trail for approximately the full 4,600 linear foot length. The work will include improvements to the 4-major intersections along the corridor: Ray Wieczorek Drive (Manchester Airport Access Roadway), Webb Drive, Industrial Drive and Harvey Road). The walking trail will add to the Town’s ongoing trails program and will work towards providing a multi-modal connection from the existing rail trail to the Airport. This expansion will provide the additional traffic capacity needed to allow for continued economic growth in the area. This project will add two lanes to Pettengill Road, a one-mile road which provides access from the F.E. Everett Turnpike to approximately 1,000 acres of commercially and industrially zoned land located just south of the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. Through a TIF district, the Town was able to fund and complete the first phase of Pettengill Road, constructing the one-mile road with one lane in each direction. The phased design was constructed to accommodate the future expansion of the roadway to two lanes in each direction. Storm water, sanitary sewer, utilities and traffic light infrastructure were constructed to accommodate a four-lane roadway and to allow for future development of the project area. The project has proven to be an economic success, resulting in the construction of nearly 2.5 million square feet of new industrial development. In order to facilitate continued development of this area and expand capacity, widening of Pettengill Road to four lanes is necessary. The Londonderry Housing and Redevelopment Authority is funding an engineering study, which is underway. |
Londonderry |
NH |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hopkinton |
This funding would be used for engineering, design and construction of approximately 3,300 linear feet of sidewalk in Contoocook Village which includes a bike lane and multi-modal sidewalk. The purpose of this project is to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety, accessibility and connectivity in and around Contoocook Village, which is Hopkinton's hub for activity, commerce and culture. The measurable goals and expected results of this project include the successful design, construction and utilization of ADA-compliant sidewalks in the proposed locations. The request will be evaluated by documenting improved safety metrics and increased use. |
Hopkinton |
NH |
$984,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bethlehem Skate Park Association |
The proposed Bethlehem Terrain Park will be located in the center of Bethlehem on a town-owned parcel of land that abuts a basketball court and is already asphalted. The requested funds would be used to design plans for the skate park and resurface the area to ensure a smooth and safe surface in addition to concrete fixed elements of the terrain. The town’s plans are flexible and the goal is to design a park that provides youth with a space to apply their creativity and play. |
Bethlehem |
NH |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
Winchester Economic Development Corporation is seeking funding for Phase II of Stone Mountain Business Park. Using federal and state funds, WEDC recently completed Phase I of the project, which built and installed the necessary public infrastructure for the town’s first and only business park. There is now a public road, water and sewer and reliable power. Funding for Phase II of the project would upgrade an access road drainage culvert, extend utilities on an access road, put together an economic feasibility analysis ‘master plan’ and a workforce housing and childcare plan and acquire an adjacent site for a solar farm. WEDC believes that Phase II would attract business and labor to the business park and eventually provide the social and economic infrastructure (including affordable housing and childcare) that is conducive to young families. |
Winchester |
NH |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Manchester |
The outdated sidewalk network of Downtown Manchester does not currently provide the requisite safe and welcoming environment to meet the standards of the community. The sidewalks are currently riddled with surfaces in disrepair, causing trip hazards and a poor aesthetic. Funding would be used to reconstruct and maintain certain sidewalk segments on Elm Street that were identified in a recent study as non-compliant with nationwide standards. Improving the safety, accessibility and connectivity of this sidewalk network would benefit the many pedestrians who utilize the sidewalk infrastructure as well as the many businesses who operate in this busy area of the City. |
Manchester |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Farmsteads of New England, Inc. |
Farmsteads of New England are seeking funding to construct eight one-story residential buildings with four one-bedroom apartments in each on their farmstead property in Epping, NH. |
Epping |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hudson |
The Hudson Policy Community Room is a valuable asset for the community and the Police Department. The Community Room is the Emergency Operations Center for the Town and is open to the public during emergencies such as storms, where residents have lost power, and can use the room as a place to eat, stay temporarily, or to charge electronics if needed. The Community Room is also used for the Police Department community events and programs. The Hudson Police has multiple community programs that are run by and interact with the police officers and citizens such Citizen Police Academy, AARP Courses, and the Youth Police Academy. The programs utilize the Community Room to meet weekly during their scheduled times. Residents will be able to meet with officers in privacy with any reports/concerns using these offices. |
Hudson |
NH |
$66,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rindge Recreation Department |
The Playscape will include 7 initial features for play such as; an embankment slide with wheelchair access, rock climbing, log walk, 7' wooden climbing wall, Gaga Pit, TeePee, rope spider web, Pavilion with picnic tables, benches as well as wheelchair accessible walking paths and play features at a total cost of about $175k. Since we are a small town we don't have the funds to pay for this on our own.
Our goal is to offer this natural playscape to give our young children and families a place that is fun and encourages them in active play. Natural Play contributes to the overall physical, cognitive, and emotional development of children. It can aid in concentration and self-discipline, helps them experience more diverse play, has shown to decrease aggressive behavior, and increase overall health. If you've ever climbed trees, built forts, climbed rocks, dammed up water, dug in sand, jumped in leaves, or had fun outside in any similar way you've also experienced natural play! This is needed more than ever after many youths in the community are struggling with the effects of COVID-19 and not having their social or physical needs met. The Natural Playground will be designed for all ages and abilities for Rindge residents and surrounding towns alike. We have been actively seeking input from residents into what features and elements they would like to see incorporated into the playground. A few of the staples we have already established will be a walking path around the perimeter of the playground, an embankment slide, log pole steps, a music board, and a balance log walk. "Studies show that when students engage with the ever-changing natural world in their learning environment, they demonstrate better concentration, less stress, higher rates of physical activity, increased engagement and improved self-discipline...Natural settings facilitate a calm, cooperative social landscape where students engage with the nature around them." Frontiers in Psychology Journal, February 2019. |
Rindge |
NH |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hundred Nights, Inc. |
The requested $250,000 will be used to complete construction, furnish and equip an emergency shelter and resource center for Hundred Nights, a homeless shelter in Keene, NH. |
Cheshire County |
NH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Amherst |
The request supports the construction of 5,318 linear feet of multimodal side path to provide access to the high school and middle school campus area – facilities that are central to the southern hub of the town-wide multimodal master plan as well as the crossing of the Souhegan River, which has been recognized as a critical impediment to the build-out of a high use, town-wide network. The multimodal facility creates non-motorized access to the school complex or up to one-third of the student population via intersecting roads. At build-out, the network will provide access opportunities for up to two-thirds of the student population and will serve as an alternative to vehicular travel for public events. |
Amherst |
NH |
$1,698,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire |
Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire (CCCNH) requests funding in the amount of $750,000 to support the purchase of a building for a Survivor Support Center (SSC) in or around Concord, NH to serve survivors of violence in a holistic way. The purpose of the SSC is to provide wraparound support, streamline referral processes, reduce wait times for survivors to access much needed supports and allow onsite space for a variety of healing modalities in a safe space. The activities required to meet the goals of this project include: 1) to purchase a building large enough to house a multi service survivor support center and several units of transitional housing in/around Concord (approximately5,000-7,000 square feet) 2) to design and complete retrofitting to meet all needs of the SSC. 3) To partner formally with community partners in the areas of law enforcement, legal services, mental health, substance use disorder, and homelessness by developing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on how the SSC will operate and how all entities will work together to support survivors. 4) Finally, to open the SSC to victims and survivors for programming no later than Spring 2024.Congressional funding would provide the financial support necessary to purchase a building for the Survivor Support Center. Additional resources for the project would be secured through our own current capital account, Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA) funds and private donors.
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Merrimack |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Laconia |
This project would enable the City of Laconia to complete the design of its downtown parking garage rehabilitation project and fund the work necessary to rehabilitate the parking garage such that all levels of the garage would meet current structural standards, building codes and ADA accessibility requirements. One of the two decks of the public parking garage had to be closed recently due to structural issues. As a result, the parking available to employees, customers and residents of downtown businesses and apartments barely meets the Downtown’s current needs. This hampers the revitalization of the Downtown that has begun with the restoration of the Colonial Theatre. The City’s efforts to fund the Colonial Theatre project has also limited its ability to fund the annual bond payments necessary to rehabilitate the parking garage. |
Laconia |
NH |
$6,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Starting Point Services |
Funds requested will ensure that Starting Point secures its Advocacy Center building and is able to pay for necessary repairs and infrastructure costs to run their community programs in a safe and secure location. |
Carroll County |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Londonderry |
The Town seeks funding for a sewer pump station to accommodate approximately 500,000 gallons-per-day of flow, which will redirect certain flows from the Derry Wastewater Treatment Plant to the Manchester Wastewater Treatment Plant. The project entails 7,500 of sewer force man, and 1,900 linear feet of gravity sewer in order to connect with existing sewer infrastructure leading to Manchester. The Derry Wastewater Treatment Plant does not have sufficient capacity to meet the needs of future development in south Londonderry and Woodmont Commons which is why this new pump station is necessary. |
Londonderry |
NH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Keene |
The City of Keene has proposed this project to construct a parking facility which would be located on the south side of Gilbo Avenue, within walking distance of Main Street and will include retail space, a transportation center, public restrooms, and would accommodate several tenants. This multi-use parking facility will provide for secured parking and will allow developers and revitalization to occur in an underutilized location in the heart of the City. The expected results from the construction and completion of this project are to increase the number of residents, workers, and visitors in the Downtown area. The City expects this to be measured through hiring trends and business vacancies in the Downtown area. Having available parking on Gilbo Avenue will allow for conversion and renovation of commercial spaces into residential housing, thereby increasing the available workers in the immediate downtown area and servicing the many industries that operate in the Monadnock region. |
Keene |
NH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Turning Points Network |
These funds would be used to purchase and install a security system, phone system that includes the 24-hour crisis line, a networked copier, printer and scanner, office equipment and office furnishings for the Turning Points Network (TPN) Crisis Center. This equipment will be used daily by TPN staff, survivors seeking support and by community members attending education and prevention programming at TPN. |
Sullivan County |
NH |
$162,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire |
CCCNH requests funding in the amount of $750,000 to support the purchase of a building for a Survivor Support Center (SSC) in or around Concord to serve survivors of violence in a holistic way. CCCNH have found several properties that could be suitable for the project, but a specific property has not been identified. The purpose of the SSC would be to provide wraparound support, streamline referral processes and reduce wait times for survivors to access much needed supports and allow onsite space for a variety of healing modalities in a safe space. The activities required to meet the goals of this project include: 1) to purchase a building large enough to house a multi-service survivor support center and several units of transitional housing in/around Concord, 2) to design and complete retrofitting to meet all needs of the SSC 3) to partner formally with community partners in the areas of law enforcement, legal services, mental health, substance use disorder and homelessness and 4) to open the SSC to victims and survivors for programming no later than spring 2024. Congressional funding would provide the financial support necessary to purchase a building for the SSC. Additional resources for the project would be secured through CCCNH’s current capital account, Community Development Finance Authority funds and private donors. |
Concord |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Whitefield |
The Town of Whitefield has proposed this project which would update the old iron water main with new High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) water main, per code, correct a failed drainage system and provide safe travel for traffic as well as pedestrians. Union Street (State Road Route 3) dissects the downtown area of Whitefield. This portion of highway needs a new water main as the old unit was installed in 1950 and is now compromised. Additionally, on the south portion of Union St, the drainage was installed by the State of NH in the mid 1980's and, at the time, they used discontinued existing 6 inch clay sewer lines that discharged into the John's River. The original clay pipe was installed in late 1890's and was in a deteriorated state. Presently the clay pipes have collapsed causing the storm water to appear in the road, resulting in hazardous ice conditions in winter as well as a deteriorated road surface in summer. This has resulted in the sidewalk from the grade school being compromised due to the drainage failure. As a result, children must walk in the traffic path in order to traverse the sidewalk. The NH DOT District Engineer has provided a letter in support of this request. |
Whitefield |
NH |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Alliance for Seacoast Transportation |
COAST is proposing this project which would provide funding to complete design, obtain permitting, and construct a new administration, operations, and maintenance facility on its current property at 42 Sumner Drive in Dover, NH. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CATCH Neighborhood Housing |
CATCH Neighborhood Housing requested $250,000 for their pre-development fund to support the renovation of Eastern Avenue Apartments, a CATCH-owned property in Concord, NH. |
Merrimack County |
NH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Concord Housing and Redevelopment |
The Concord Housing and Redevelopment Authority proposes to use the funds to develop affordable housing units on land in Concord already owned by the agency. |
Concord |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homeless Center for Strafford County |
The purpose of the funding request is to build a 20-unit apartment complex in Rochester, NH. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Manchester |
The City’s library, built in the early 1900’s has a number of issues with its interior including lead paint, areas of leakage and plaster that needs repair. The city is only able to set aside $30,000 per year for repairs which is not enough to complete the necessary work to ensure a safe and comfortable environment for employees and patrons. Funding will be used for lead paint abatement, sealing leak, restoration of historic plaster and painting. The unique historic nature of this building, along with the ongoing large public usage of the spaces on a daily basis, makes this project a critical need for the residents of the city. The City’s Facilities Division has already worked on a plan with the library to execute the work for this project in phases in order for the library to remain partially open during the renovation process. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
NH |
NH |
$874,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portsmouth |
Funds from this request would be used to convert 17 miles of railroad right-of-way into a greenway stretching through Portsmouth, NH. |
Rockingham County |
NH |
$1,130,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lebanon |
The City of Lebanon has proposed this project which would fund the construction of a roundabout at the intersection of Mechanic Street and Slayton Hill Road and raise and widen the bridge which presently serves the Mascoma River Greenway. Mechanic St. (Rt 4) is a major travel route that is critical to the region and serves the hospital which is a regional resource. Access and safety improvements would significantly enhance the efficiency of the intersection. This would allow the regional transit buses (Advance Transit) to serve the Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital directly from Rt. 4. Further, emergency vehicles especially ambulances would be able to directly access the hospital from Interstate 89. This project would create safe pedestrian and bicycle access through the intersection and under the bridge where there is presently no infrastructure. The project is presently on the State's 10 year highway plan scheduled for 2029. |
Lebanon |
NH |
$5,714,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Concord Coalition to End Homelessness |
CCEH requests funds for the down payments needed to acquire up to four multifamily properties for use as Permanent Supportive Housing for individuals experiencing long-term homelessness. |
Concord |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Partnership of Strafford County |
CAPSC is seeking to establish a permanent homeless shelter operated under CAPSC as an extension of their work to address homelessness and housing in Strafford County, NH. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Laconia Area Community Land Trust |
LACLT would use funding to build at least 38 units of affordable rental housing for phase 1 of a development called ‘Village at Mill Pond’ in the town of Ashland. This effort would help to alleviate a housing crisis in the Lakes Region, an area that has witnessed an increase in the purchase of second homes and a decrease in available units for rent or sale. The proposed site is situated just a couple miles from Exit 24 on I-93 and in close proximity to many areas of potential employment. Village at Mill Pond would benefit the local tax base, local businesses, the local school system and the overall well-being of Ashland and the Lakes Region. |
Ashland |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Isaiah 58 New Hampshire |
Isaiah 58 New Hampshire is requesting funding for the development of Isaiah Village, a Supportive Living Project. Funds would support the initial purchase of a two-acre parcel of land with a 2,518 square foot dwelling and several outbuildings. |
Hampstead |
NH |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Haven Violence Prevention and Support Services |
HAVEN, one of the NH Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence’s twelve crisis centers, is requesting funds to support the acquisition of property to house a new 13-unit emergency shelter facility and office space for their shelter, housing, client services, training/outreach, education and administrative staff. The total project cost is $12 million and to date, HAVEN has secured $1 million in funding. HAVEN’s capital campaign is now moving forward with full engagement and commitment on the part of their stakeholders. This three-year project to build a new shelter is underway and HAVEN is currently in negotiations with the City of Portsmouth to secure a property owned by the City. The requested funds would be used to support acquisition of the property. There is not yet a purchase and sale agreement with the City. This co-located model of emergency shelter and offices will be the first of its kind in NH. HAVEN’s expanded facility will meet current standards in services and provide more space for pvention and education programming that are essential to reducing the incidence of domestic violence and preventing the cycle that perpetuates it. |
Portsmouth |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors As |
This funding will go to Reality Check Inc. in working to combat the drug and alcohol epidemic in New Hampshire. Reality Check Inc is a Drug and Alcohol addiction nonprofit that works in 32 towns in New Hampshire, primarily in Cheshire and Hillsborough county. |
Jaffrey, Cheshire County |
NH |
$145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
River Valley Community College |
The River Valley Community College is seeking $500,000 to update the radiography classroom at the college. The funding for this project will support will allow the school to purchase one fully energized x-ray suite consisting of an x-ray table, x-ray tube, fluoroscopic unit, an upright x-ray imaging stand and an associated control panel. Minor remodeling to fit all of the equipment will be needed. This project will support graduates in their study of Radiologic Technology Services. |
Claremont
|
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rivier University |
Rivier University is requesting funding to support a project that will expand the pipeline of a prepared and confident nursing workforce for New Hampshire. Rivier University will use these funds to purchase simulation technology to give the students the best chance to succeed. This technology will provide nursing students the ability to practice, refine, and replicate complex clinical procedures, so they are put in the best position to succeed when they enter the nursing workforce. |
Nashua, Hillsborough County |
NH |
$1,301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Court Appointed Special Advocates of New Hampshire |
The Court Appointed Special Advocates of New Hampshire (CASA NH) is requesting $100,000 to enable the agency to build a more robust operation to offer services and aid to children victimized by abuse and neglect. This funding will allow CASA NH to hire additional staff in every department of the organization, which will expand services to all children and families in need. |
Manchester |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies of New Hampshire is requesting $250,000 to support their Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). Best Buddies will use this money to create a more inclusive environment for students with IDD. This funding will go to helping 45 school-based chapters statewide. |
Manchester |
NH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire Food Bank Mobile Food Pantries |
The New Hampshire Food Bank is requesting federal funding to help address the increased food insecurity and the lack of food pantries due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The New Hampshire Food Bank will purchase tens of thousands of boxes of food from local suppliers in New Hampshire over the course of 12 months. |
Hillsborough County |
NH |
$947,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount Washington Valley Adult Day Center |
The purpose of this project is to expand Adult Day Care services to Carroll County residents who do not qualify for Medicaid but cannot afford the access to the services. This project would allow funding to expand access to the Center would be used to subsidize attendance, transportation and nutrition for those families, allowing them access to the services they need. |
Carroll County |
NH |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mt. Washington Valley Adaptive Sports |
The purpose of this project is to expand the recreational opportunities in the Mt. Washington Valley for those with disabilities through the purchase of equipment that can be used outside of traditional snow sports. |
Carroll County |
NH |
$169,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
School of Nursing - St. Joseph Hospital of Nashua, |
The purpose of this project is to fund the modernization of existing physical infrastructure at the School of Nursing at St. Joseph Hospital, improve energy efficiency, upgrade the HVAC system and remedy accessibility shortfalls. |
Hillsborough County |
NH |
$2,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monadnock Family Services |
The purpose of this project is to fund the purchase and installation of a new, more efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system at a property acquired by Monadnock Family Services. This will provide thermal comfort and acceptable indoor air quality, support reductions in utility costs and gain in efficiencies to control the temperature, humidity, and purity of the air in the building so that savings can be reinvested in workforce expansion. The end result will be improved services, necessary for the well-being of individuals suffering from mental health and substance use disorders. |
Keene |
NH |
$675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire Hunger Solutions |
The purpose of this project is to enhance NH Hunger Solutions (NHHS) outreach and communications about federal nutrition programs in NH. This funding would support two new positions and increase NHHS’s capacity to provide targeted outreach in low-income communities in Southern NH, the Seacoast and North Country regions, to improve enrollment and participation in federal nutrition programs. |
Merrimack County |
NH |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Plymouth State University |
This funding would support renovations of the Samuel Read Hall Building on the Plymouth State University (PSU) campus to expand the available physical learning space for PSU’s nursing program. |
Grafton County |
NH |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
This funding would assist the University of New Hampshire in purchasing equipment and updating its infrastructure to expand the university’s COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$1,903,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospice and Palliative Care Alliance of NH |
This funding would support the Home Care, Hospice & Palliative Care Alliance, in partnership with the VNA Health System of Northern New England, in hiring a full-time nurse educator to implement a year-long structured home-care nursing education program. The funding would also cover subscriptions for nurse residents and preceptors for an online curriculum and resources to promote the residency program among prospective early career nurses. |
Concord |
NH |
$155,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Nashua |
This funding would support United Way of Greater Nashua to purchase refurbished laptops, provide financial support to students in-need for home internet service, and support the organization’s transition from providing purely volunteer-based tutoring services to a professional and volunteer led tutoring program. This would be accomplished through recruitment activities, trainings and team-building exercises, technology purchases for employees, and marketing and promotion of United Way’s tutoring services. |
Nashua |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Victory Women of Vision |
This funding would support Victory Women of Vision (VWV) in purchasing a refrigerator and freezer as well as shelving to help the organization store food pantry donations. CDS funding would also support the purchase of a small van to enable the transportation of students enrolled in VWV’s youth mentoring program. The funding would also be utilized to purchase technology and furnishings for VWV’s computer lab. |
Manchester |
NH |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lakes Region Community College |
Lakes Region Community College would use Congressionally-Directed Spending funds to launch a new paramedic certificate program. The College would use this funding to provide full tuition scholarships for 30 students and to address instructional and administrative costs for the first year of the program. Recognizing the barriers facing potential students, Lakes Region Community College has designed a 12-month program with flexible and convenient schedules for working firefighters and EMTs. The College has completed the curriculum development process for the creation of this new Paramedic Certificate program to begin in Fall 2023. The College has identified space on campus to be converted into a clinical training space, reviewed faculty and administrative support needs and is purchasing clinical apparatus and equipment. |
Belknap County |
NH |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nashua Community College |
Nashua Community College would use Congressionally-Directed Spending to purchase equipment needed to develop and run a soldering and component testing boot camp. The Soldering Test Tech Boot camp will provide beginning soldering students, including those new to the electronics industry, with knowledge and hands-on skills for both through-hole and surface mount technologies. The students will be exposed to classroom lectures and hands-on skill development through instructor demonstrations and real time instructor feedback. Congressionally-Directed Spending funds are needed to cover the initial cost of expensive industry-standard equipment, materials and training in order to overcome the major obstacle for the College in beginning this program. |
Nashua |
NH |
$192,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Keene State College |
Keene State College would use Congressionally-Directed Spending funds to support the creation of paid college internships in critical shortage fields, including health care, education and manufacturing. These internships will lead to co-sponsored employment post-graduation, ending in employer-sponsored retention and longevity incentives. KSC will collaborate with K-12, post-secondary, for-profit, not-for-profit and municipal/county partners to design and expand synergies between educational (internship) and employment (apprenticeship) experiences. The requested resources will support new clinical education models and early phase internships, as well as post-graduate apprenticeships, where employers share in the cost of incentivizing longevity. |
Keene |
NH |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Makin' It Happen Coalition for Resilient Youth |
Makin’ It Happen would use Congressionally-Directed Spending funds to support the expansion of resiliency-focused mental health services offered to the greater Manchester region (Auburn, Bedford, Candia, Deerfield, Goffstown, Hooksett, Manchester, and New Boston). Congressionally-Directed Spending funds would enable the organization to expand and increase mental health trainings and reach underserved sectors of the population, with a focus on harm reduction and suicide prevention. |
Manchester |
NH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NHTI - Concord's Community College |
NHTI would use Congressionally-Directed Spending to update and expand dental education programs at NHTI and increase oral health services offered through NHTI's public clinic. Specifically, funding would be used to purchase 31 dental chairs, including equipment and technology, as well as bracket trays, overhead lights, suctions and arms, along with water syringe and ultrasonic scaler units. The funding would also support a dental clinic outreach staff person to work with Medicaid populations to support their utilization of services. |
Concord |
NH |
$767,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monadnock United Way, Impact Monadnock Program |
Monadnock United Way seeks support to build out its Early Childhood Region 1 Program. This project brings together local families with community leaders and groups to ensure that young children (prenatal through age 8) have access to systems of support so they can learn, be healthy and thrive. Funding would support the formation of three community-based coalitions. |
Keene |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Franklin Pierce University |
Franklin Pierce University seeks federal aid to purchase simulation-training equipment that will enable its Master of Physician Assistant Studies Program to recruit and train more students. Special attention will be paid to training students who will work in rural and medically underserved areas. |
Rindge |
NH |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Seacoast Community Health |
Greater Seacoast Community Health seeks support to expand its Somersworth site and fulfill a rising demand for its integrated and oral health services. In particular, funds would be used to add exam rooms, behavioral health offices and administrative offices as well as a family center. Funds would also be used to support a Community Care Team that works in Strafford County to connect individuals to programs that identify basic needs and address social determinants of health. |
Somersworth |
NH |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hampton Area Chamber of Commerce |
The ‘Native American Employment, Educational & Cultural Program’ is designed to provide an opportunity for Native Americans from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota to work as seasonal workers and gain multiple employment skills. Participants would also experience a variety of educational and cultural opportunities offered by many individuals and groups in New Hampshire. The unemployment rate on the reservation is 80%, while many businesses in New Hampshire struggle to find seasonal workers during peak tourism seasons in the summer and fall. Federal funds will allow for the program to be expanded to cover other seasonal opportunities (winter & summer) in the tourist/travel industry throughout New Hampshire and to increase the number of participants from the reservation. CDS funds will cover the costs of financial aid for the participants. |
Hampton |
NH |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cheshire Medical Center |
Cheshire Medical Center seeks support for infrastructure costs to update the Family Medicine Residency Clinic to be more accessible to patients. These upgrades include a new elevator, entry way and entrance. |
Cheshire County |
NH |
$1,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Anselm College |
The Meelia Center for Community Engagement at Saint Anselm College seeks support to hire six full-time positions to coordinate and deliver programs that connect Ukrainian refugees with services like child care, health care, mental health services, job training and financial assistance. Funds would also be used to renovate an existing community center to include a computer lab, classroom space, outdoor community space and an updated kitchen and food pantry. |
Hillsborough County |
NH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Hampshire |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of NH seeks funds to match 100 mentors with children. Funds will go towards screening, background checks, training and other program costs. |
Hillsborough County |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cheshire Medical Center |
Cheshire Medical Center is seeking to replace and upgrade their Mammography technology. The newer equipment will allow for sharper images and smarter technologies that will continue to help find invasive cancers – regardless of patient age or breast density. |
Keene |
NH |
$731,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
White Mountain Science, Inc. |
White Mountain Science, Inc. seeks to increase its capacity to support northern NH students and teachers by growing and updating their vehicle fleet and adding STEM equipment to their vehicles. |
Littleton |
NH |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Strafford County |
Strafford County would use funds awarded through Congressionally Directed Spending to procure an architect and engineering services, conduct site and facility preparation and develop concept presentations in support of construction for a 215-bed skilled nursing facility in southeastern New Hampshire to replace the outdated and inefficient facility in current use. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cheshire Medical Center |
Cheshire Medical Center would use funds awarded through Congressionally Directed Spending to upgrade and replace technology for minimally invasive operating room equipment. |
Keene |
NH |
$951,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dartmouth Health |
Dartmouth Health would use funds awarded through Congressionally Directed Spending to support construction of a Teaching Kitchen on Dartmouth Health’s medical center campus. |
Lebanon |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New England College |
New England College would use funds awarded through Congressionally Directed Spending to renovate the nursing education areas of New England College’s Science Building to support the increase in students, including building out a large instructional meeting room, expanding classrooms and instructional labs and adding state of the art equipment throughout the building. |
Henniker |
NH |
$3,326,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire Nurse Practitioner Association |
NH Nurse Practitioners Association (NHNPA) would use funds to conduct a comprehensive survey that identifies existing NP practice models, areas for growth/scaling and barriers to expansion/replication. The survey would also evaluate hospital and health care systems’ institutional policies and pinpoint barriers and facilitators of NP innovation. NHNPA would also use funds to develop and pilot an executive leadership training program (through a partnership with the University of New Hampshire) for an initial cohort of 15 participants that focuses on the economics and business of health care, leadership and innovation and design. |
Meredith |
NH |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brigid's House of Hope |
Brigid’s House will be providing housing, services, and intensive case management to survivors of Human Trafficking in New Hampshire. The current organizational budget for FY2022 has funding to support two case manager positions. By 2023, a third Case Manager position will be necessary to effectively support the clients living both on and off-site, as well as to support residents in after-care once they exit the 12-month residential program. |
Concord |
NH |
$63,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nashua Police Athletic League |
Nashua PAL’s Youth Safe Haven promotes financial self-sufficiency for families in Greater Nashua through important child care services. PAL provides afterschool/summer care programming for youth ages 7-18 at NO cost for families, along with educational support, a food pantry, and much more. Recently, both the services needed by disadvantaged families along with the costs of the “every day” programming have increased. |
Nashua |
NH |
$111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monadnock United Way |
Monadnock United Way’s Impact Monadnock has successfully implemented the Pyramid Model at 7 childcare sites over the last four years, with positive effects for children and families. This request would allow them to expand the Pyramid Model into 4 new childcare and preschool settings in 2023. |
Keene |
NH |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
The University of New Hampshire is seeking CDS funds to support and establish a career pathway for the outdoor recreation industry through a mobile application, the formation of an advisory board for workforce development and retention and a website portal providing guidance for NH Career and Technical Education development for schools and industry partners. |
Durham |
NH |
$710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-State Health Center |
Mid-State would utilize this CDS funding to expand its Community Health Center model to health care delivery for families with children, particularly women of reproductive age and their children. |
Plymouth |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Medical Center |
This initiative is in collaboration with CMC, Elliott Hospital and the Network for Health and seeks to improve healthcare workforce development in the City of Manchester by creating healthcare career opportunities for diverse community applicants. |
Manchester |
NH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
CDS funding would provide much-needed upgrades to the research/observation structures (observation booths), technology (video and audio systems), and developmentally-appropriate equipment and materials used by UNH’s CSDC. The upgrades would expand teaching, outreach, service, and research opportunities. The CSDC is the state’s premier child development lab facility and is one of fifty NH childcare facilities that are nationally accredited. CSDC has a strong reputation for training early childhood educators and serves over 350 UNH students annually by providing a setting for professional fieldwork for over 30 courses. |
Durham |
NH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
The University of New Hampshire, in collaboration with healthcare and academic partners throughout rural New Hampshire, will use funds provided for this project to design and implement a highly interactive learning and practice collaborative to create programs that will improve the resilience and wellbeing of New Hampshire’s health care workforce. |
Statewide |
NH |
$1,234,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
This project would support the University of New Hampshire’s Telehealth Practice Center in supplying four sites across rural New Hampshire– a county correctional facility, a county nursing home and two rural libraries – with telecommunications equipment, including installation costs and technical assistance to optimize use in the first year. This project will provide residents in these communities with better access to quality care, such as access to specialty providers, and create student learning opportunities to work with an underserved population in rural areas where there are critical workforce shortages. |
Statewide |
NH |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
This project would establish, within one year, the NH Manufacturing Advances Education Collaborative for Students, Industry and Teachers (NH MAECSIT), a summer professional development program for teachers administered by the University of New Hampshire. NH MAECSIT would provide New Hampshire educators with an opportunity to learn advanced manufacturing concepts to better train the next generation of scientists and engineers. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire College & University Council |
The project will deliver college knowledge and FAFSA completion opportunities to high school students in 10 target communities to assist these students with their college journey. |
Statewide |
NH |
$234,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Anselm College |
Saint Anselm College will use these funds to construct a new academic building to house the School of Nursing and Health Professions, including classrooms, faculty and administrator space and high definition virtual nursing labs, which will support a significant increase in nursing graduates that in turn will help address the nursing shortages. |
Manchester |
NH |
$2,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New England College |
New England College will use these funds to make a one-time acquisition of twenty state-of-the-art training mannequins which are used to provide nursing students with hands-on nursing experience and professional confidence before they practice on actual patients. This training equipment will support NEC’s innovative 3-year Bachelor’s in Nursing Science program, which expands the school’s nursing program in order to respond to the region’s critical nursing shortage. Funds would also be used to hire additional adjunct faculty members and additional preceptors, who are experienced, highly qualified nursing professionals, practicing at a clinical site(hospital) who provide mandatory supervision, guidance and mentorship to nurses in training. |
Henniker |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors |
The New Hampshire Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors Association (NHADACA) to increase the number of licensed substance-use disorder clinicians through the addition of 3 staff members in their Licensing Support Program. |
Concord |
NH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lamprey Health Care |
This federal funding would allow Lamprey Health Care to renovate and expand an unfinished space in an existing facility located in Nashua, NH to provide additional primary care, behavioral health and wraparound services to the surrounding area. |
Nashua |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dartmouth College |
Dartmouth College will use these funds to fully equip a nanoscale manufacturing hub that can be utilized by both academia across New Hampshire as well as small and medium sized nanotechnology companies. It would specifically use CDS funds to purchase four pieces of equipment – a plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition, an ellipsometer, a sputtering system and an air particle cleaning module. This hub would enhance New Hampshire’s ability to attract world-class researchers to local academic centers and nearby nanotechnology companies, instead of watching fledgling nanotechnology companies opt to locate or relocate to Massachusetts or New York where such nanoscale manufacturing facilities already exist. |
Hanover |
NH |
$1,815,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Action Network (CHAN) |
The Community Health Access Network (CHAN) manages the electronic medical record (EMR) and practice management (PM) systems used by most of the federally qualified health centers in NH for the delivery and documentation of patient care. The current EMR and PM systems being used by CHAN are outdated and will soon no longer be supported by the vendor, resulting in loss of functionality and discontinued access to e-prescribing, patient portal, secure messaging and document management tools. As a result, the health centers must transition to a new system as soon as possible. CHAN is requesting funds to purchase new systems, pay implementation costs and continue to support the current systems during the transition and archive old data that must be retained for legal purposes. |
Rockingham County |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Headrest |
Headrest is seeking funding to expand their current residential treatment operations to southern New Hampshire to help combat the opioid epidemic in the state. They would use this funding to create a continuum of care that includes Low-Intensity Residential Treatment, Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient, Sober Living, Impaired Driver Care Management Program, and the Headrest Opportunities for Work Program (H.O.W.). The building they use is in need of significant renovation to meet the standards of safety and wellbeing that are required for someone on the path to long-term sobriety. |
Boscawen |
NH |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health Center of Southern NH, Center for Li |
Jean's Place-Center for Life Management is a Mental Health Center in southern New Hampshire. They have two facilities in Derry and Salem New Hampshire. The department is requesting funding on behalf of Community Housing and Homeless Outreach to address the need for available beds for those suffering from an acute psychiatric illness in New Hampshire. |
Salem |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
The town of Winchester seeks funds to update their Waste Water Treatment Facility (WWTF) to include the addition of a second dewatering train for redundancy and a sludge dryer to transform the sludge to a marketable bio solids product for local distribution. Additionally, the project includes solar generation to offset the energy demands of the drying process and a green storm water infrastructure element. |
Winchester |
NH |
$1,880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newport |
The town of Newport seeks funds for and upgraded distribution system. This project would develop an additional water source on the north side of town to offset any issues with the southern water supply, thereby making the system more reliable and secure. This project would complete the engineering, permitting, and construction of a new well. Once permitted, the project would develop the well and pump station and connect to the current water system. |
Newport |
NH |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southern District YMCA |
SDYMCA Camp Lincoln seeks funds to repair and prevent future erosion at the beachfront area, walking trail, and Amphitheater. The project entails adding additional materials to stabilize eroding banks and trails, which will require materials, engineering, and labor. The Amphitheater requires the removal of all current benches and steps and the implementation of replacement materials to allow for proper drainage and prevent any future erosion. |
Kingston |
NH |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bristol |
The Town of Bristol seeks funds for a force main replacements and a new municipal pump station that can support a larger wet well to handle the flow of sewage during prolonged power outages. |
Bristol |
NH |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Jaffrey |
The Town of Jaffrey seeks funds to replace the Wheeler neighborhood water main. The current infrastructure of the pipes is from the 1920s and contains lead and rust. Upgrading the infrastructure is critical for the town. |
Jaffrey |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Manchester, Department of Public Works |
The Cemetery Brook Tunnel Project will greatly reduce combined sewer overflows (CSOs) to improve Merrimack River water quality, expand recreational opportunities and promote appropriate aquatic growth and sustainability. |
Manchester |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashua |
To repair and restore the Hunt Memorial Building, which has leaking windows that are causing extensive damage and threatening recent interior repair work. |
Nashua |
NH |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Portsmouth |
Funding for this project will allow for a regional study to engage all interested municipalities, regulators, landfill owners/operators, regional planning commissions and interested non-governmental organizations to find a long-term, cost effective and environmentally sound solution for biosolids management in southern New Hampshire. The study will examine potential future regulations, future demand, projected disposal costs and potential processes for volume reduction and/or PFAS destruction. |
Portsmouth |
NH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
This project would support the federal acquisition of a conservation easement by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of priority lands in New Hampshire owned by the Bear Hill Conservancy as additions to the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge, which spans the four-state Connecticut River watershed. |
Grafton County |
NH |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lake Winnipesaukee Association |
Funding for this project will support watershed planning for the last four bays in Lake Winnipesaukee. Lake Winnipesaukee Association has already completed analyses for the remaining six of the lake’s 10 bays and have identified over 900 sites in need of mitigation. Completing the watershed studies will help them gain a whole lake understanding of the issues and a comprehensive approach for whole lake restoration. |
Belknap County |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dery |
The Town of Derry seeks a federal appropriation to assist with the extension of municipal sewer on Rte. 28 South in Derry. The project would make municipal sewer available to 105 acres of commercial land along the busy Rte. 28 South corridor. This project sets up infrastructure for residential development. |
Derry |
NH |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Squam Lakes Association |
This project would support the Squam Lakes Association in implementing the Squam Lake Watershed Plan. Specifically, this CDS allocation would support restoration projects to stabilize waterfronts, storm water management through erosion controls, culvert replacements, water retention and water treatment through rain gardens and similar natural filter enhancements. |
Holderness |
NH |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Durham, Dept. of Public Works |
This project would help to replace and rehabilitate aged culverts in Durham, NH, that currently have insufficient drainage capacity and have caused flooding and public safety hazards. The project would also restore aquatic organism passage through the new culverts to the Lamprey River, and raise the roadway elevations to meet flood elevation resiliency requirements. |
Durham |
NH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover, NH |
The project will stabilize the entire site along the edge of Cochecho River from Washington Street southward along the river’s edge. It will also extend a public river walkway across undeveloped city-owned downtown property connecting with trail system on conservation land located downstream. The project will utilize a living shoreline and best management practices (BMP’s) for stormwater management and anticipation of sea-level rise. Finally, this project will facilitate public access to the river and long-envisioned development plans for the underutilized city parcel. This portion of Washington Street (from River to Towne Drive) is in very poor shape and is not intended to handle large volumes of traffic. This upgrade will allow for increased traffic routing options and provide an attractive alternative entrance for visitors to Maglaras Park. The design will transition the road from the urban core to the residential area of Henry Law Avenue. Further enhancements include raising the elevation of the property six feet to account for sea level rise, and restoration of the shoreland, which has eroded over time.
This project will restrict erosion and improve public access to the Cochecho River in a safe and environmentally beneficial manner. The City will continue to own and manage the shoreline and will document data about usage of the existing and recreated paddle sports dock. The erosion can be monitored and documented via satellite imagery and through survey data.
Metrics the City will track include usage of the park, the stability of the shoreline and construction of building pad sites six feet above current elevations. |
Dover |
NH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winchester |
The Booster Pump Station and water main replacement projects are crucial and should be addressed as soon as possible to prevent further deterioration of the system. The Booster Pump Station will create a separate pressure zone which will boost the pressure in that zone to meet minimum pressure requirements and eliminate negative pressures that currently result when breaks occur in other areas or when fire hydrants are used in other areas of Town. The existing water mains on Old Chesterfield Road, Howard Street, and Clark Road are in poor condition and have a history of breaks including multiple breaks in that last year alone. Replacing approximately 8,800 linear feet of water main with new 8-inch water main on these roads will improve the Town’s ability to provide consistent, high-quality water to their customers. The new water mains will also help reduce non-revenue and unaccounted for water in the distribution system and improve reliability in the system.
Construction of the Booster Pump Station wl aim to increase system pressure in an area that currently experience slow and negative pressures. Upon completion of the project, the pressures in this part of Town will be within the industry standards for reliable water service and minimum pressure requirements as required by New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) regulations. The increase in pressure in this area will be measurable, and the pressure will be reported at the Booster Pump Station for monitoring. Replacing the watermains on Old Chesterfield Road, Howard Street, and Clark Road will eliminate a primary source of water main breaks and leaks on these roads. If the Town doesn’t experience anymore water main breaks on these roads after completion of the project, then the project would be considered a success. The replacement of these water mains is also expected to reduce unaccounted for water in the system, which the Town will be able to track using their metering system. |
Winchester |
NH |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Durham, Public Works |
The Town of Durham would use these CDS funds to implement a water tank mixing system, which is a common practice to improve water quality and tank turnover. The tank mixing systems would provide mixing of the water within the tank to eliminate stratification and improve water quality and water safety for the Durham, University of New Hampshire and Town of Lee customers. |
Durham |
NH |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Portsmouth |
The City of Portsmouth will use these CDS funds to implement a resiliency strategy for historic Prescott Park, including stabilizing and raising the existing seawall, installation of tide gates at all existing outfalls to prevent tidal backflow, regrading to concentrate flooding and direct runoff, construction of a new 24-inch diameter storm drain and upsizing the existing 24- inch diameter storm drain to a 36-inch pipe to provide additional system storage and discharge capacity. |
Portsmouth |
NH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bedford |
The Town of Bedford would use CDS funds to construct sanitary sewers in developed residential areas surrounding Sebbins Pond, which currently suffers from phosphorous and pH impairments. This project would restore water quality to Sebbins Pond, and eliminate pollution impacts from individual on-site wastewater disposal systems that currently service the densely developed residential area. |
Bedford |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
The purpose of the water pipe project is to enhance water system resiliency by providing a connection between existing regional water systems in the New Hampshire communities of Rochester, Somersworth, Rollinsford, and Dover to the north of the proposed connection and the New Hampshire communities of Newington, Portsmouth, New Castle, Greenland, Rye, North Hampton, Hampton, and Seabrook to the south. The total population served by this project is 66,688 in the northern communities and 80,760 in the south for a total of 147,448. |
Dover |
NH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Belknap County Conservation District |
Funding is requested for replacement of inadequate Reservoir Road culvert on Reservoir Brook to meet projected 100-year stormwater capacity needs, reduce sediment and excess phosphorus contributed to Reservoir Brook and downstream to Lake Waukewan and improve aquatic organism passage. Reservoir Brook has a native Eastern brook trout population. Reducing excess sediment and nutrients in Reservoir Brook helps protect the water quality of Lake Waukewan and extends the capacity of the Monkey Pond wetland adjacent to Lake Waukewan to provide natural filtration of sediment and nutrients.
|
Meredith |
NH |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District |
Operation & Maintenance dredging at the Bob Woodruff Lake, Bill Dannelly Reservoir, and Claiborne Lake. |
Bob Woodruff Lake, Bill Dannelly Reservoir, Claiborne Lake |
AL |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District |
Operational dredging at the Bob Woodruff Lake, Bill Dannelly Reservoir, and Claiborne Lake. |
Bob Woodruff Lake, Bill Dannelly Reservoir, Claiborne Lake |
AL |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District |
Full funding for a feasibility study to investigate the viable commercial use of deepening and widening the Tennessee—Tombigbee Waterway and Black Warrior and Tombigbee Rivers. |
Tombigbee Waterway, AL & MS & Black Warrior & Tombigbee Rivers, AL |
AL |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District |
Operation & Maintenance dredging and continued repairs to the dredged material placement area to ensure reliability of the Pass Drury and Fort Gaines Navigation channels at Dauphin Island, AL. |
Dauphin Island Bay (Mobile County) |
AL |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District |
Determine the major maintenance and repair needs, develop designs, and complete repairs to some of the components of the Walter F. George Lock and Dam. |
Walter F. George Lake on the ACF river basin, AL and GA |
AL |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District |
Determine the major maintenance and repair needs to the George W. Andrews Lock and Dam. |
George W. Andrews Lake on ACF river basin, AL and GA |
AL |
$356,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District |
Determine the major maintenance and repair needs to the Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam. |
Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam on Lake Seminole on the ACF river basin, AL, FL, and GA |
AL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District |
Replace current 80+ year old deteriorated Management Office and 60+ year old deteriorated Holt Resource Office with one Management Facility. |
Tuscaloosa |
AL |
$7,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Marion Military Institute |
Construction of a new math and science facility |
Marion |
AL |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa |
Construction of a high-performance computing and data center for water and hydrological scientific research, education, and forecasting |
Tuscaloosa |
AL |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Abbeville Municipal Airport |
For design, planning, and construction of additional runway length at the Abbeville Municipal Airport. |
Abbeville |
AL |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tuscaloosa National Aiport |
For design, planning, and construction of additional runway length at the Tuscaloosa National Airport. |
Tuscaloosa |
AL |
$26,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alabama State Port Authority |
The Intermodal and Terminal Expansion Project, which includes: rail infrastructure and improvements in North Alabama, including the construction of an inland container intermodal transfer facility; expansion of the Port of Mobile container terminal, including the addition of a container ship berth and handling yard in Mobile, as well as replacement, refurbishment, and upgrades to existing piers; and intermodal and freight rail infrastructure improvements at Birmingham, including adding new track, switches and related appurtenances to improve both freight and intermodal rail traffic flow, increase capacity, improve service reliability, and establish container intermodal rail service between the Port of Mobile and Birmingham. |
Mobile |
AL |
$200,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alabama Department of Transportation |
Replacement of the existing Woolsey Finnell Bridge with a six-lane bridge and acceleration / deceleration lanes |
Tuscaloosa |
AL |
$100,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mobile |
To provide a revolving loan fund to the City of Mobile for commercial development and redevelopment of the downtown Mobile area |
Mobile |
AL |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UAB Heersink School of Medicine |
For facilities and equipment. |
Birmingham |
AL |
$76,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa |
For the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa for a permanent endowment fund to support the recruitment and retention of exceptional faculty in science and engineering. |
Tuscaloosa |
AL |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spring Hill College |
For facilities and equipment. |
Mobile |
AL |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Cave Buttes Dam Feasibility Study - The Cave Buttes Dam is a 110-foot high, 2,260-foot long earthen dam constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers that protects more than over one million downstream residents from five municipalities and $15 billion in residential and commercial property from flooding. This study would help determine the feasibility of installing a filter-drain system to protect the dam from seepage to reduce the
risk of catastrophic failure. |
Maricopa County |
AZ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineer |
City of Douglas New Water Well - This project would construct a new water well to provide access to potable water for the port of entry, Cochise College, and the surrounding areas while also enhancing economic development opportunities in the area. The design of this project includes a phased capital investment approach where the sewer connection will be established, in conjunction with the construction of a new potable water well. |
Douglas |
AZ |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Fort Tuthill Water-Sewer Replacement - This project will replace old water and sewer lines at Fort Tuthill, a regional destination for tourism and recreation. The current water lines servicing the region were built in 1929 and need replacement. |
Coconino County |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Morris Air National Guard Base |
Morris ANGB Main Gate Construction – This project would provide additional resources to the Air Force to relocate the main gate at the Morris Air National Guard Base to address security risks and reduce congestion. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Yuma Proving Ground |
Yuma Proving Ground Radar Operations & Maintenance Facility – This project would construct a 10,000 square foot Radar Operations and Maintenance facility to sustain and maintain highly complex radar systems which are critical to operations at Yuma Proving Ground. Construction of this facility will allow YPG to support many current and future testing missions for the Army. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
MCAS Yuma |
MCAS Yuma Water Treatment Plant – This project will construct a new water treatment plant to serve the Marine Corps Air Station at Yuma. The current water treatment plant was built in 1947 and is in dire need of replacement to guarantee water quality for Marines and their families. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$28,745,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Davis Monthan Air Force Base |
Davis Monthan AFB 610th CACS Command & Control Facility – This project will replace the facilities used by the 610th Command and Control Squadron based at Davis-Monthan AFB. The current facility cannot support the personnel needs of the squadron. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Yuma Proving Ground |
Yuma Proving Ground Ready Building – This project will ensure the Army has the necessary resources to construct a new ready building. That will provide permanent facilities and infrastructure for living and sleeping areas for an average daily load of 202 students attending the Military Free Fall School at Yuma Proving Ground in support of U.S. Army Special Operations Command. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Davis Monthan Air Force Base |
Davis-Monthan AFB Combat Rescue Helicopter Simulator – This project will allow Davis-Monthan AFB to acquire a Combat Rescue Helicopter Simulator to train aircrew members for combat rescue helicopter missions. Davis-Monthan is at risk of having its personnel be unable to meet minimum graduate program requirements needed for the aircraft assigned to the installation, which would impact operational capabilities. This simulator would address that and increase readiness while reducing the need for costly off base training. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Morris Air National Guard Base |
Morris ANGB Aircraft Arresting System – This project will allow the Air National Guard to install a new aircraft arresting system, which can slow down landing fighter aircraft in emergency situations, at a runway at the Morris Air National Guard Base, to support ongoing operations at the facility. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$9,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Morris Air National Guard Base |
Morris ANGB Munitions Storage Complex – This project will allow for the Air National Guard to acquire land and construct a new munitions storage area at the Morris Air National Guard Base. The current storage area is not able to meet minimum safety, security, and capacity requirements. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tubac Fire District |
Tubac Fire District Fire Station - This will assist with the construction of a new fire station and administrative offices. The current station was built decades ago for a volunteer service and can no longer accommodate a career service with larger equipment and greater needs for the community they serve. |
Tubac |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Globe |
Globe & Miami Business Incubator - This project will convert the Michaelson Building, owned by Gila County, into a coworking space, and home to a workforce development program. The coworking space will help grow existing businesses and be the incubator for new ventures. The space will also be able to host a number of workforce development programs, both those provided by the community and a space for other industry partners to run workforce programs. |
Globe |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Arid Land Agricultural Research Center |
U.S. Arid Land Agricultural Research Center – This project would fund deferred maintenance projects at the U.S. Arid Land Agricultural Research Center in Maricopa, Arizona. These repairs will upgrade the facility, which studies agricultural and land management best practices in arid and semi-arid regions of the desert southwest. |
Maricopa |
AZ |
$1,784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Agricultural Research Service - Tucson Office |
Agricultural Research Service Facility Upgrades – This project will fund deferred maintenance projects at the Tucson, AZ office of the Agricultural Research Service. The Tucson facility hosts researchers who work to support pollinator rehabilitation in the western United states, identify best practices for water conservation and management, and combat invasive species which threaten agricultural products. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$698,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Willcox Theater and Arts, Inc. |
The Center of Art and Heritage will promote economic development and tourism and enhance access to arts, cultural and educational opportunities. |
Wilcox |
AZ |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for Little Colorado Reitalization |
This project will promote water conservation by replacing earthen irrigation canals with HDPE pipe to reduce the amount of water lost to seepage and evaporation. |
Springerville |
AZ |
$2,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Globe |
The City of Globe seeks funding to complete an exhibit repair project that would address deterioration issues with the main exhibit structures of Besh Ba Gowah Archaeological Park. |
Globe |
AZ |
$753,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wellton |
Welton Police Equipment - this would provide upgraded firearms, ammunition, and related equipment to the Wellton Police Department which covers a rural area that is heavily used by traffickers with a small police force. |
Welton |
AZ |
$44,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cochise County Sheriff's Office |
This project will fully fund the planning and pre-development costs for a new jail in Cochise County. The County’s current jail is not adequately staffed nor does it have the proper services in place to deal with this growing portion of our population. |
Bisbee |
AZ |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Yavapai County Sheriff's Office |
Yavapai County Sheriff Helicopter - This would enable the purchase of a Bell 407 or equivalent helicopter to assist with search and rescue, off highway vehicle enforcement, and public land patrols. Yavapai County is approximately 8,128 square miles, has four national forests, and expansive federal and state lands that lead to a high demand for search and rescue missions that would be made more effective with a helicopter. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$2,108,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Tucson |
Tucson Police Department Portable Radios Update - The handheld and vehicle mounted radios used by Tucson Police Department (TPD) have reached end of life by the manufacturer and all support will end over the next calendar year. This project will fund the acquisition of replacement radios, with new capabilities and improved reliability to maintain public safety. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$1,845,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Scottsdale |
Scottsdale Public Safety Communications Equipment - This project will provide emergency backup communications equipment for the Scottsdale Police Department. This equipment may be used when landline and/or cellular/radio communications infrastructure is saturated or fails, to allow for seamless continuity of operations in an emergency. |
Scottsdale |
AZ |
$89,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
San Carlos Apache Tribe |
San Carlos Apache Police Department Equipment - This funding will be used by the San Carlos Apache Police Department (SCAPD) for 36 sets of body armor to replace expired body armor. The funding will also be used for a WatchGuard video system providing body worn cameras and in-car video systems to increase accountability and provide evidentiary support. Lastly, the funding will be used for four vehicles to increase SCAPD's capacity to respond to calls and to replace damaged or decommissioned vehicles. |
San Carlos |
AZ |
$674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sahuarita Police Department |
Sahuarita Police Department Mobile Emergency Response Vehicle - This would fund the purchase of a Mobile Emergency Response Vehicle for the Sahuarita Police Department, allowing them and their partner agencies to benefit from a quick mobile command center to respond to emergencies, natural disasters, and rescues. |
Sahuarita |
AZ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Prescott Valley |
Prescott Valley Body Cameras - This will provide body worn cameras for the Prescott Valley Police Department. |
Prescott Valley |
AZ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Prescott |
Prescott Police Department Renovations - This project will renovate and make security improvements to the City of Prescott's Police Department Facilities for the first time in more than 30 years. Funded improvements will address currently inadequate office, storage, and workspaces for the force that is larger than the facilities were designed for. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Pima County Sheriff's Department |
Pima Regional Training Center - This funding will allow the Pima County Sheriff's Office to upgrade the firing ranges at their training center to a safer, more efficient and effective level in order to ensure proper training of their staff, along with partner local, state and federal agencies who use the facility. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$308,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Pima County Sheriff's Department |
Pima County Sheriff's Department Drone Systems - This funding will be used to purchase two drone systems to be used by the Pima Regional SWAT team and the Sheriff's Command Center. The drones will be used to gain intelligence in tactical situations where the situation is hazardous or difficult for a person to enter. They also are able to fly over difficult terrain inaccessible by other means. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$47,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Phoenix |
Phoenix Real Time Crime Technology Center - this will enable Phoenix to acquire a Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) to strategically unify the efforts of investigative and field operations to reduce violent crime and better address a myriad of quality of life issues throughout the City of Phoenix. The RTCC, working with federal, state and local partners, will utilize technology-based solutions to support crime resolution by identifying trends or incidents and surging limited personnel and partnerships to address the issue or incident. |
Phoenix, |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Peoria |
Peoria Police Command Vehicle - This funding will allow the City of Peoria to purchase a command vehicle to improve the City's overall response, mitigation, and investigation of any incident, to include high stress public safety incidents and other large events throughout the city and area. |
Peoria |
AZ |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Parker |
Parker Police Department Building - This will expand the Parker Police Department building to accommodate additional officers for a department with a growing demand and that is frequently called upon to assist other departments in the area. |
Parker |
AZ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
La Paz County Sheriff's Office |
La Paz Jail Vehicle Replacement - The La Paz County Sheriff's Office houses federal inmates and is contractually bound to assist with transportation of these inmates. The county also provides assistance to Border Patrol in transportation of detainees as part of their Operation Stonegarden partnership. The current jail vehicles that are used for prisoner transports have between 200,000 and 300,000 miles on them and are in dire need of replacement. This project will fund the purchase of new jail vehicles for the La Paz County Sheriff's Department. |
La Paz County |
AZ |
$116,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kearny |
Kearny Police Department Dispatch Consoles - This would replace two decades-old dispatch consoles that are no longer serviceable to ensure consistent emergency radio communications for dispatch. |
Kearny |
AZ |
$258,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fountain Hills |
International Dark Sky Discovery Center - This will support the development of a state-of-the-art International Dark Sky Discovery Center (IDSDC) to educate students, support research, and attract visitors to Fountain Hills. |
Fountain Hills |
AZ |
$2,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Graham County |
Graham County Sheriff Vehicles - This project would fund the purchase of two Sheriff's Office vehicles to replace aging vehicles with more than 175,000 miles. These replacement vehicles will improve public safety throughout Graham county. |
Safford |
AZ |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerton |
City of Somerton Public Safety Equipment - This project will purchase 25 new taser bundles for the Somerton Police Department sworn officers to replace outdated equipment. |
Somerton |
AZ |
$98,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Goodyear |
City of Goodyear Police Training Simulator - This funding will allow the City of Glendale to acquire a technologically-advanced platform to train and certify Police Officers in accordance with the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board. This technology will allow for annual trainings that promote safe and reliable community policing. |
Goodyear |
AZ |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Arizona Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) |
Arizona Adult Probation Enterprise Tracking System (APETS) Replacement - This project will replace the Arizona Administrative Office of the Courts' statewide probationer IT case management system and record repository to provide probation officers with more modern and effective public safety tools to track probationers and connect them with needed services. The system, which relies on software written in 1999, is used to track over 85,000 adults placed on probation statewide. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rochelle Lacapa |
Navajo County Public Safety Digital Radio Upgrades - This project will purchase new, digital radios for the Navajo County Sherriff’s Office. The upgraded radio system will replace the outdated analog system, and allow for interoperability between radio networks for other law enforcement networks across the state. |
Navajo County |
AZ |
$1,330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc. (CPLC) |
The project will support women and minority owned small businesses who could not otherwise afford retail space by providing them a space to operate their business. |
Mesa |
AZ |
$1,105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Coconino County |
The Coconino County Digital Transformation Initiative would seek to digitize and modernize Coconino County's historical and public records for public inquiry and examination. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Diné College |
Dine College Technology Transfer Center - This would create a technology transfer center at the only college dedicated to serving the Navajo Nation. The unemployment rate on the Navajo Nation is near fifty percent, and a technology transfer center would help spur entrepreneurship, get students critical experience, and provide economic opportunities. |
Tsaile |
AZ |
$1,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Yavapai College |
Yavapai College Career Services Center - This will renovate a portion of the college's Prescott Valley Center into a Career Services Center to better prepare students to enter the workforce and connect Arizona employers with students to help them fill in-demand jobs that fit their skill sets. |
Prescott Valley |
AZ |
$1,259,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Parker |
Parker Police Department Building - This will expand the Parker Police Department building to accommodate additional officers for a department with a growing demand and that is frequently called upon to assist other departments in the area. |
Parker |
AZ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenlee County |
Soap Box Canyon Bridge Replacement - This project will fund the predevelopment costs for the Soap Box Canyon Bridge in Greenlee County, which is rated as in poor quality by FHWA. Fully funding the pre-construction costs for this project will enable the County to be prepared to compete for discretionary grants for construction of the bridge project as soon as next year. |
Greenlee County |
AZ |
$288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Glendale |
City of Glendale Digital Equity and Inclusion Initiative - This funding will be used to remodel three community centers and to retrofit the community centers with one-time supplies such as desks, chairs, monitors, televisions, computers, laptops, tablets, 3D printers, and coding software. |
Glendale |
AZ |
$1,339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Yuma |
Yuma Downtown Redevelopment - This project will allow the City of Yuma to redevelop a city-owned site downtown to support commercial investment in the growing downtown region. The site is ideal for mixed-use development and is adjacent to a new multimodal transportation facility and the historic downtown district which is in need of economic revitalization. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Phoenix |
North Phoenix Fire Response Station - This will fund the purchase of land for a new fire station in Northwest Phoenix, an area that is growing and will soon be home to a new semiconductor manufacturing plant and other development. This new fire station location would allow for faster response times and accelerate critical economic development opportunities. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Carlos Apache Tribe |
San Carlos Apache Tribe Public Safety Facility - Funding will be used to construct a new public safety facility for the San Carlos Apache Police Department (SCAPD). The facility will replace the deteriorating temporary modular facility provided by the BIA after they condemned Building 86, the Tribe's previous public safety facility, in 2009. The current modular facilities have numerous deficiencies including plumbing, sanitation, and roof leaks and the space is wholly inadequate for SCAPD personnel, evidence storage, and vehicles. |
San Carlos |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Prescott |
Prescott Police Department Renovations - This project will renovate and make security improvements to the City of Prescott's Police Department Facilities for the first time in more than 30 years. Funded improvements will address currently inadequate office, storage, and workspaces for the force that is larger than the facilities for which they were designed. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization |
State Route 89A Design - This project will provide design information vital for determining the most effective improvements to enable the safe and efficient movement of people, goods, and services along the busy State Route 89A corridor between Prescott and Prescott Valley. This project will allow the region to support continued residential and commercial growth in the northern areas of Prescott and Prescott Valley. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Payson |
Payson Wildfire Evacuation Route - This will complete the design and engineering for a crucial wildfire evacuation route in an area that is under threat from dangerous fires. The route would connect the southwest area of the town with State Route 87, the main exit from Payson, allowing more residents to evacuate more quickly, creating a firebreak, and providing another egress route for emergency vehicles. |
Town of Payson |
AZ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pinal County |
Pinal County Final Mile Project - This will bring internet services to rural students in Pinal County who have either no internet, slow internet, or unaffordable internet. The project builds upon existing fiber network that was previously funded by the E-Rate Program which extended fiber to all schools and libraries in our County. This project will use excess capacity from the fiber network and two towers to deliver internet services to students and residents in their homes. |
Pinal County |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bullhead City Fire Department |
Bullhead City Fire Department Radio Upgrades - This funding will allow the Bullhead City Fire Department to upgrade its radio equipment, which will enable improved communication within the department and with partner agencies in California, Nevada, and the federal government. |
Bullhead City |
AZ |
$1,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pinetop Fire District |
Pinetop Fire District Wildfire Risk Reduction and Response - This funding will be used for the completion of a microwave radio communication link to increase interoperable public safety communications, the installation of an emergency vehicle traffic signal to shorten response times and increase pedestrian safety, the acquisition of a wildland firefighting engine to provide an effective wildfire suppression response, and tools to reduce wildfire risk. |
Pinetop |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crown King Fire District |
Crown King Fire District Fire Station Replacement - This would allow a Forest Service Ranger Station in Yavapai County to be leased to the fire district and converted into a new, functioning fire station for the Crown King Fire District. The district's current fire station does not have running water, sufficient living quarters for first responders, or adequate storage facilities. |
Crown King |
AZ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mt Lemmon Fire District |
Mt Lemmon Fire District Fire Station Expansion - This funding will be used to renovate and expand their current fire station so that it meets the minimum requirement for occupational safety and health for personnel living and working on-site. |
Mt Lemmon |
AZ |
$1,992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District |
Copper Canyon Fire District Aerial Fire Apparatus - This will facilitate the replacement of a 30-year-old and obsolete fire ladder truck with a new, modern aerial apparatus more capable of serving the growing Yavapai County community. |
Camp Verde |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fountain Hills |
International Dark Sky Discovery Center - This will support the development of a state-of-the-art International Dark Sky Discovery Center (IDSDC) to educate students, support research, and attract visitors to Fountain Hills. |
Fountain Hills |
AZ |
$2,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Show Low |
Woolford Road Reconstruction - This project will make a number of safety and capacity improvements for Woolford Road in the City of Show Low. This is one of the highest capacity roads in the region, which is in dire need of upgrades to accommodate increased traffic, while maintaining safety |
Show Low |
AZ |
$1,269,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tucson |
Tucson Housing First Resource Center - This project will repurpose a retired fire station as a housing resource center to include shelter spaces and provide wraparound services. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$957,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Maricopa |
City of Maricopa Bridge - This would build a much-needed pedestrian bridge to allow local high-school students and others to more safely and efficiently cross a busy roadway, furthering the redevelopment of Maricopa's historic downtown that is helping to attract additional investment and economic development in the area. |
Maricopa |
AZ |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mayer Fire District |
Mayer Fire District Station Replacement - This will fund the replacement for a decades-old fire station that is not NFPA, OSHA or ADA compliant. The current station does not meet the minimum requirements for co-ed living and does not meet the diesel exhaust filtration and separation requirements for apparatus bays adjacent to living quarters. |
Mayer |
AZ |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Miami |
Miami Road Repairs - This would repair roads damaged by a flash flood caused by a heavy monsoon rainstorm falling over the burn scar from the previous Telegraph Fire. |
Miami |
AZ |
$1,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Casa Grande |
Centennial Boulevard and Pinal Avenue (SR 387) Intersection Improvements - This shovel-ready project will increase driver safety in a growing portion of Casa Grande by upgrading existing traffic signals and installing protective features to prevent traffic accidents. |
Casa Grande |
AZ |
$938,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Luis |
San Luis Cesar Chavez Boulevard Design - This will complete the design and predevelopment activities for safety and capacity improvements to the Cesar Chavez Boulevard in San Luis, AZ. Cesar Chavez Boulevard is the primary east-west freight corridor serving traffic between both San Luis I and San Luis II ports of entries, some of the busiest on the border. |
San Luis |
AZ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Phoenix |
Phoenix Deer Valley Airport North Apron Seal Coat -- The project is to repair pavement cracks and provide seal coat preservation treatment. This will address the safety concerns expressed by airport tenants and will also extend the life of the pavement. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,663,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Camp Verde |
Camp Verde Old Highway 279 Improvements - This will update the current road that serves as the only direct access to a regional manufacturing center. The road base will be rebuilt and completely repaved to ensure safe travel. |
Camp Verde |
AZ |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tolleson |
Tolleson Pedestrian Bridge System – This would construct two new pedestrian bridges over two high-traffic corridors. The bridges will help to provide safe walking routes to schools in the area. |
Tolleson |
AZ |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Williamson Valley Fire District |
Williamson Valley Fire District Communications Upgrades - This project will upgrade and install new equipment including repeaters, microwave links, towers, and antennas to improve public safety communications for a fire district that covers parts of Maricopa, Mohave, and Coconino counties and experiences frequent damaging wildfires. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Apache County |
Concho-Snowflake Highway Upgrades - This project will repair eight miles of the Concho-Snowflake Highway. This particular section of the roadway has severe transverse cracking that is beginning to affect road safety. This funding will support a more aggressive crack treatment to ensure the long-term sustainability of the roadway. |
Apache County |
AZ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Fire District |
Northwest Fire District Station Expansion and Remodel - This funding will be used to renovate and expand Station 331 to comply with occupational safety and health requirements for personnel living and working onsite. The station responds to three times as many calls as it did when it opened, and needs the ability to increase personnel and meet the needs of first responders. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rincon Valley Fire District |
Rincon Valley Fire District Station 291 Expansion - This funding will be used to expand Station 291 so it can house an additional ambulance needed to serve this growing area. |
Vail |
AZ |
$644,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Buckeye |
City of Buckeye Intersection Improvements - This would reconstruct and improve the busiest intersection in a still-growing area of the City of Buckeye that has been the location of numerous crashes and a fatality. By widening the approaches, adding turn lanes, and upgrading signals, this will improve the safety and efficiency of the intersection in an area that is still seeing additional development. |
Buckeye |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cochise County |
Davis Road Rehabilitation - Davis Road connects State Route 80 and State Route 191 in Cochise County and is a vital link for freight traffic traveling from the Port of Entry in Douglas, Arizona. However, flooding results in frequent road closures and this project would help to alleviate some of this flooding by installing two pre-cast bridges and realigning the road to help address safety concerns. |
McNeal |
AZ |
$6,135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Coconino County |
Coconino County Emergency Management Enhancements - the largest county in Arizona with portions of four national forests and a national park, Coconino County has a large responsibility to prevent, respond to, and lead recovery from disasters including fires and flooding. This project would allow the county to carry out enhancements identified in their Hazard Mitigation Plan to their existing Emergency Operations Center/Joint Information Center, and Policy Breakout Command and Control and situational awareness capabilities. |
Coconino County |
AZ |
$1,184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Arizona Healthcare |
Northern Arizona Healthcare Wound Care Center – This project will fund the construction and purchase of equipment to support a wound care center at Northern Arizona Healthcare’s hospital in Flagstaff, AZ. The wound care center will be able to utilize the best and latest treatments and equipment for wound care. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arizona Western College Workforce Development |
Arizona Western College Workforce Development - This program will allow Arizona Western College to create a specialized workforce training program for electrical technicians. This will assist in decreasing the number of unemployed electrical professionals in the area. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Benson Hospital |
Mobile MRI for Cochise County - This will fund a mobile MRI for Cochise County, a large and rural county in Southern Arizona, for use by three nonprofit community health systems to better diagnose and care for patients. |
Benson |
AZ |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chiricahua Community Health Centers, Inc. |
Rural Mobile Mammography Unit - Every year, thousands of at-risk women in Cochise County don't receive recommended screening mammograms due to distance and other barriers. Chiricahua Community Health Centers will change this reality with the strategic deployment of a state-of-the-art Mobile Mammography Unit that will seek to screen 100% of eligible women regardless of ability to pay. |
Douglas |
AZ |
$984,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Creek Valley Health Clinic |
Colorado City Training Center - this will build a community-wide training center near the town's current health clinic to host trauma-informed care, mental health first aid, parenting, policing, and other training programs to support the community and get Arizonans skills they need. |
Colorado City |
AZ |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Highlands Fire District |
Highlands Fire District Equipment - this will acquire protective equipment, hydraulic extraction tools, and mobile tablets to protect firefighters and provide more responsive services to patients. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$158,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Surprise |
Northwest Valley Multigenerational Community Resource Center – This funding will support the construction of the Northwest Valley Multigenerational Community Resource Center. This center will house the Surprise Senior Center, which provides health and wellness programing and support groups for elderly residents living in the region. |
Surprise |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District |
Copper Canyon Fire District Ambulance – This project will replace an aging ambulance for the Copper Canyon Fire District, a large and rural fire district. The current ambulance is more than 15 years old and is in need of significant maintenance to continue operating. |
Camp Verde |
AZ |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingman |
City of Kingman Automated External Defibrillators – This project will help the City of Kingman purchase 50 replacement Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) which will replace aging AEDs used by the fire department and allow for a greater deployment of AEDs in the community. |
Kingman |
AZ |
$171,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maricopa County Community College District |
Maricopa Community College District Biomedical Technician Program – This project will allow the Maricopa Community College District to establish a biomedical technician training program at the downtown Phoenix Biomedical Campus. This program will work to address shortages of health care workers in the Phoenix area. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,815,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Navajo Nation Division of Social Services |
Tuba City Domestic Violence Shelter – This project will construct a new domestic violence shelter to serve the Tuba City region. The new, 24-bed domestic violence shelter will be administered by the Navajo Department of Family Services and operated in close proximity to the Tuba City Hospital. |
Tuba City |
AZ |
$4,172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pima Community College |
Pima Community College Center of Excellence in Applied Technology - This funding will enable Pima Community College to purchase equipment to expand its workforce training programs for commercial and industrial HVAC and refrigeration competencies. This new program will make PCC one of very few colleges and technical schools that will be able to more fully train and prepare students to start careers in the industry and to reskill/upskill technicians already employed in the industry, both serving employers and strengthening the regional economy. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$1,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley |
This project covers the first 18 months of operations for the reopening of the Yuma Boys & Girls Club at $733,623. Secured funding for this timeframe is currently $211,375. We have committed support from the City of Yuma for $100,00 and estimated program fees income of $111,375. BGCAZ is requesting support to fund the remaining $522,248. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$523,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AZAdvances Talent |
AZ Advances Talent will use funding to establish internships in the life science and healthcare sectors and make opportunities available to all students in an inclusive and accessible manner. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coconino County |
Coconino County seeks to develop two drive-through windows at its services center in order to help residents better access County services, especially during inclement weather such as snowstorms. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AZ Western College |
This project will provide retired Marines with technical skills to start new careers in in-demand fields after their military service concludes. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$1,724,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Central Arizona Irrigation and Drainage District |
Central Arizona Irrigation and Drainage District - This funding will help complete final design and construction of infrastructure to allow groundwater to be delivered throughout the Central Arizona Irrigation and Drainage District. This phase includes decoupling and replumbing two canals, which will support water delivery within central Pinal County. |
Eloy |
AZ |
$2,461,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chandler |
The City of Chandler requests assistance in purchasing membrane filters for its new ten million gallon-per-day interconnect conveyance and treatment facility. |
Chandler |
AZ |
$3,007,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Maricopa-Stanfield Irrigation and Drainage Distric |
Pinal County Groundwater Conveyance - This funding will complete final design and construction of an initial phase of a new water delivery system for groundwater in central Pinal County. As the region faces reductions in water from the Colorado River, this project ensures groundwater can be conveyed throughout the irrigation district. |
Maricopa |
AZ |
$3,274,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Maricopa-Stanfield Irrigation and Drainage Distric |
The City of Douglas seeks a new Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition computer water management system to conserve water and improve efficiency in operations. |
Douglas |
AZ |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pima County |
Pima County intends to construct a drainage structure under the Union Pacific Railroad embankment to help avoid flooding issues near an area with predominantly low-income housing and industrial facilities. |
Flowing Wells |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Page |
As Lake Powell’s water elevation continues to fall, the City of Page requires a new water intake pipeline in order to ensure a reliable water supply for its residents. |
City of Page |
AZ |
$3,432,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerton |
The City of Somerton requests funding to repair its drinking water delivery system. |
City of Somerton |
AZ |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Goodyear |
The City of Goodyear seeks to update its water meter infrastructure with Advanced Meter Infrastructure to provide customers with more detailed information about their water use to promote water conservation. |
City of Goodyear |
AZ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerton |
The City of Somerton seeks to replace its asbestos-concrete lined water lines with new PVC material and update fire hydrant foundations and hydrants. |
Somerton |
AZ |
$673,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service, Tonto National Forest |
Forest Road 512 - This will apply an all-weather surface to a portion of Young Road, which is the sole access to the community of Young. This all-weather surface is needed to ensure that residents, visitors, and emergency services can access the community for work, emergencies, or services including a planned veterans center. |
Young |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hopi Tribe |
Hopi Water Transmission Line - this would build a water transmission line and accompanying pump house, tank, and fencing to transfer water from Pasture Canyon to Upper Moenkopi Village and the Village of Moencopi for the Hopi Tribe. |
Upper Moenkopi Village & Lower Moencopi Village |
AZ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gilbert |
The Town of Gilbert seeks to modernize its water meters with new technology to help residents more easily access information about their water use to promote water conservation. |
Gilbert |
AZ |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Jerome |
Jerome Water Line Improvements - this will improve reliability by replacing aging water lines that are leaky and inadequate to serve the town's current population. |
Jerome |
AZ |
$1,134,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Agricultural Utilization Research Institute (AURI) |
This funding is needed for a feasibility study to decarbonize production agriculture in Minnesota. This project aims to conduct a detailed feasibility analysis about the development of a local upper Midwest fertilizer hub. |
Crookston |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Minnesota State University Mankato |
This project requesting CDS funding to assist with procurement and installation of a solar PV system, providing the following community benefits:
Demonstrate the largest solar project for a Minnesota State University (2.5 MW), in which all energy generated is used on site.
Continue towards a near "Net Zero Energy" operation and accelerate decarbonization achievements by maximizing renewable energy sources to power the Campus.
|
Mankato |
MN |
$4,079,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
SouthWest Transit |
The vision of this project is to advance SWT's position as a Minnesota leader in innovation and sustainability by implementing the Multi-City/County Clean Energy Demonstration Project - building upon SWT's history of investing in sustainable transit operations. The goals and objectives of this project are to: Achieve Near Net Zero Energy performance for two (2) transit facilities in Eden Prairie in which most of the electricity used on site is generated from solar PV; a renewable energy source.
Demonstrate readiness for EV charging infrastructure and accelerate the adoption of EVs in MN.
|
Eden Prairie |
MN |
$1,996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Lower Phalen Creek Project |
Lower Phalen Creek Project is building a Dakota cultural and environmental interpretive center at Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary and this request will provide the solar panels for the net zero carbon operations of the center. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Stearns County |
The overall goal of the project is to provide the County with a shovel-ready concept that provides the following benefits to Stearns County, the many surrounding communities, and the State of Minnesota: Create jobs, local workforce, and economic development in Stearns County by using this project to source local jobs, hire local businesses and contractors, train local labor in world class energy technology skills, and provide employment stability during the design and installation of this project. Showcase sustainable energy technologies and outcomes for County-owned buildings and sites that will provide community visibility, access, understanding and potential for replication.
|
Stearns County |
MN |
$3,766,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Dakota County |
Dakota County proposes this County-Wide Sustainability and Clean Energy Demonstration Project to request funding assistance that will allow Dakota County to act as a leader in sustainability and decarbonization, by implementing an impactful project providing economic, environmental, equity and local community workforce benefits in MN. This project will have a significant positive impact including:
|
Dakota County |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Science Museum of Minnesota |
This lighting retrofit is included in our long-term operating plan spread over multiple years due to the high cost of replacement. The requested funding, or even a reduced funding level, would allow us to complete the project more quickly and begin realizing the carbon-reduction and utility cost savings on a shorter timeline.
|
Ramsey County |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Duluth |
The vision of the City-Wide Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, and EV Charging Demonstration Project is to provide a shovel-ready project that will advance the City of Duluth as a leader in sustainability. And, will reduce long-term energy and operational costs, reduce the City's carbon footprint, create local jobs, and provide public-facing demonstrations for community benefit.
|
Duluth |
MN |
$3,816,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Metropolitan Airports Commission |
The vision of this project is to advance the Minneapolis / St. Paul International Airport's position as a Minnesota leader in innovation and Sustainability by implementing this Clean Energy Demonstration Project - building upon the Airports history of investing in sustainable Airport operations and promoting local Minnesota clean energy technology. This Demonstration Project will continue the MAC's aggressive Sustainability efforts with visibility to its 40 million Travelers annually, by reducing energy consumption and lowering CO2 emissions. This project will move the MAC towards achieving its 2030 Sustainability Goals of reducing Greenhouse gas emissions by 80%, waste by 75% and water usage by 15%.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Youthprise |
The Regional Apprenticeship Training Center (RATC) is currently developing new career skills training programs in climate action, clean energy and sustainable technologies at its existing 21,815 square foot at 1200 Plymouth, with priority recruitment on BIPOC youth and young adults from under-served communities. The need is to conduct preliminary engineering and design, and develop a more detailed business plan for an expansion of up to 120,000 square feet on the adjacent parcel at 1112 Plymouth, in an Opportunity Zone, owned by project partner Northgate Development. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The City of Le Sueur was ranked 12 of 229 for total debt service per capita in Minnesota in 2019. The City also has one of the highest wastewater treatment rates in the state of Minnesota. This project would offer the City the ability to sell wetland credits for the restored wetlands to aid the City in offsetting debt and/or other expenses. |
Le Sueur |
MN |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
National Sports Center Foundation |
The NSC intends to use the funding to complete a $4.7 million renewable energy project on the campus. Funds would be used on solar battery storage and battery backup for the largest ice arena of its kind in the United States. |
Blaine |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Congressionally Directed funds will be used for a comprehensive rehabilitation of the city's aging wastewater system. Included in this project is a rehabilitation of the main lift station; removal, and replacement of the main forcemain; and construction of a new aerated wastewater stabilization cell. |
Pequot Lakes |
MN |
$2,715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Requested funds will be used to purchase key equipment needed for the safe operations of a sanitary district. The new equipment will be technologically superior to the outdated and original equipment which is currently in place. The district will use the funding to protect the health and safety of area residents and the environmental quality of Mille Lacs Lake. Mille Lacs Lake is the only sole source aquifer (SSA) in the State of Minnesota.
|
Garrison |
MN |
$2,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Lewis & Clark Regional Water System |
L&CRWS is a congressionally-authorized project, solely dependent on federal funds for completion since the state and member matches have been met. If approved, the funds will be used to construct the 17-mile Sibley service line, which will branch off of the line between Luverne and Worthington. This is one of the final pieces of the project. |
Worthington |
MN |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will replace the old and failed Water Treatment Plant Generator that has reached its life cycle. |
City of Barnesville |
MN |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Great Plains Institute |
GPI requests funding to work with communities, environmental and agricultural stakeholders, solar industry, and energy utilities to create pilot projects demonstrating how solar deployment can be a primary solution to nitrate contamination and risk. The effort would identify optimal locations using geospatial analysis of vulnerable drinking water supplies, parcel size, proximity to other land uses, and access to transmission for the solar. |
Dakota County |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Great Plains Institute |
The proposed project is intended to leverage the previous and ongoing work by these entities and to deliver solutions and best practices to state agencies and local land use authorities (cities and counties) to create a new wave of solar-integrated agriculture that protects and enhances agriculture and enables substantial new investment in Minnesota's solar energy resources.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks to create a downtown District Energy System. This infrastructure will connect City buildings with a sustainable energy source that provides long-term efficiency, decreases operating costs, and generates substantial environmental benefits. The proposed project will support future development in the Destination Medical Center (DMC) footprint.
|
Rochester |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Detroit Lakes Public Utilities |
This is a renewable energy project utilizing solar and battery storage to replace an existing diesel fueled turbine generator. This facility will be located on reclaimed wastewater treatment facilities that were once ponds used in wastewater treatment. With the goals of Minnesota and the Nation to reduce carbon footprint, it is critical to install and operate reliable renewable energy facilities that not only provide energy, but also provide capacity. |
Detroit Lakes |
MN |
$24,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
NESP will address improvements to roughly the busiest one-fifth of UMR-IWW locks in the system of 1,175 miles of commercially navigable waters. NESP's authorization includes constructing new lock chambers of 1,200-feet in length at Lock & Dam 20, 21, 22, 24, and 25 on the Upper Mississippi River, and at LaGrange Lock and Peoria Lock on the Illinois Waterway. Other navigation efficiencies include construction of mooring facilities, lock guidewalls, switchboats to aid lockages and mitigation projects.
|
Mississippi River |
MN |
$140,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center |
Wolf Ridge proposes this Minnesota Sustainability, Workforce Development, and Environmental Education Project to request funding assistance that will allow Wolf Ridge to implement an impactful project providing economic, environmental, equity and education benefits to thousands of MN students, teachers, community, and State of MN. Funding assistance is required for implementation of this project, which will create local jobs, achieve local sustainability goals, demonstrate fiscal responsibility in energy investments, and showcase decarbonization in action to all that visit Wolf Ridge.
|
Finland |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Halstad |
Western Norman County in Northwest Minnesota, when communities look at their long-term home heating needs; many have questions of future costs, quality, ability to pay, environmental impacts, and sustainability. The City of Halstad, and their neighboring communities are exploring our options for solutions to make impactful changes for future heat sustainability. Small Municipality systems and low income levels complicate the ability to attract natural gas investments or large scale industrial loads. Added to the complications for our underserved region is the volatility in energy markets and our regional consumer disparities inhibiting our regions risk of infrastructure investment. |
Polk and Norman Counties |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of St. Louis Park |
This project would be jointly administered by a cohort of west metro cities that each have carbon reduction goals and energy action plans that support home decarbonization. The project will consist of whole home weatherization and electrification retrofits of 5-10 existing income-qualified homes across the member cities. The goals include building local contractor knowledge and experience in putting the pieces together and understanding the sequencing needed for comprehensive retrofits for energy efficiency in different building types and vintages of homes across the cities. Further, we will leverage a local nonprofit's Home Energy Career Trainings, which targets training and paid internships to individuals from BIPOC communities and women, bringing real-world practice to grow new expertise among underserved communities. We propose to showcase these homes during the annual Twin Cities home tours and to provide an online tool for homeowners to model their home's pathway for decarbonization. Beyond the tours, we seek to leverage the cities' existing community-based programs to continue highlighting these inspiring examples and connect these results with our online planning tool.
|
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of St. Paul |
The City seeks to undertake a City Buildings Decarbonization Plan. The City will seek a consultant to conduct the analysis and propose a methodology for transitioning City buildings away from dependence on fossil fuel-based energy sources, and toward such solutions as geothermal heating and cooling, air-source heat pumps, and energy efficiency upgrades. The focus would be on the 40 City buildings that are 25,000 square feet or larger, with strategies also identified for smaller building types. The Plan will recommend strategies for the decarbonization of each of those 40 largest buildings, including a 3-year initial action plan and project prioritization. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Saint Paul |
The Como Zoo currently does not have the funds available to change over a 40 year old plus inefficient natural gas steam boiler to a more energy efficient heating and cooling system to begin the decarbonization of the Como Zoo Campus. The Hydro Geothermal Heat Pump (HGHP) achieves a much higher performance profile than a natural gas steam boiler and even more than a traditional geothermal system. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The City of Northfield seeks an authorization for design and construction assistance of a water treatment facility that will help reduce unsafe levels of manganese in the drinking water for Northfield residents. |
Northfield |
MN |
$25,087,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Rock County Rural Water |
Rock County Rural Water is requesting funding to design, construct, equip, a 500,000 gallon water tower and install infrastructure required for the water tower on the west side of our distribution system. |
Rock County |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
West Central Initiative |
The purpose of this project is to renovate a space in south Moorhead to open a 70-slot, multi-cultural child care center, staffed with culturally competent teachers. This will be the second location for the Jasmin Child Care and Preschool Center, with their first located in Fargo, North Dakota. The Jasmin Child Care and Preschool is working with a local church to renovate the church's underutilized space for a child care center. The church is located within a neighborhood where a high concentration of New Americans resides and near public transportation hubs. The church already serves the community through other mission-based initiatives, such as community gardens and meeting/gathering space. The Christian based church is open-minded about other religions and has created a welcoming space and attitude for their New American neighbors.
|
Moorhead |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lake of the Woods County |
The Federal funds requested would go to the 911 and Emergency Operations portion of a new public safety center. This project will provide a 22,000 square foot Public Safety and Emergency Operation Center for Lake of the Woods County in Baudette, Minnesota. The single story, steel framed structure will consist of insulated precast wall panels and metal stud framing on the exterior walls. Metal roof decking will cover the non-secure side of the building, whereas precast plank will cover the detention side. CMU interior walls will be prevalent in the detention area along with ten prefabricated steel cell and toilet modules.
|
City of Baudette in Lake of the Woods County |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Embarrass Township |
If awarded the funds would be used towards a new roof on the town hall that is desperately needed, the weather station part of what Embarrass is known for is falling apart and needs the patio area replaced as the pavers have crumbled, the temperature gauge has broken and the pole that stands with our record temperature is rotting and falling. All these would be replaced. Embarrass Cemetery needs clearing and landscaping to add new lots, because there is not many remaining. The Heritage Park Campground is a beautiful and small campground that is turning away camping patrons because of the electrical upgrades to 50 amp that are needed. The water lines also need replacing as every year the spring a leak somewhere along the lines, also to possibly add 5 sites. The Nelimark Museum which a big part of Embarrass History needs a new roof on the garage and a few new windows on the house along with some maintenance with the ramp leading into the house. Any remaining funds would be used around the township to spruce up the welcoming areas along the roadways and a few new signs as some of the current ones are quite weathered. |
Embarrass |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Dassel |
Construction of a new fire hall and training facility. |
City of Dassel |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grant County |
The construction of a standalone Law Enforcement Center. |
City of Elbow Lake |
MN |
$5,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Le Sueur County |
These funds would provide the resources to build fiber to all residences, farms, and businesses along all of the rural roads in the Le Sueur County, along 79 miles state roads, 310 miles township roads, and 486 miles county roads.
The County has a significant amount of middle-mile fiber that passes through to connect the larger communities surrounding us. What's missing in 12 of our 14 townships is last-mile fiber to bring better broadband. Residents are frustrated that fiber passes by them and doesn't connect to anybody.
The rural parts of the County have long driveways and lanes, many a mile long, and we don't believe commercial ISPs will make the investments to reach these residents.
|
New Prague |
MN |
$11,977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Ellendale |
The Ellendale Community Hall is in need of a new roof and wall repair/restoration. Several water leaks through the roof have caused damage to the concrete block. Structural Engineer recommends trimming out the entire building outside walls with steel siding to protect and preserve the structure. The roof is in need of replacement due to continuous leaks developing because degraded roof material. |
Steele County |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Balkan Township |
Funds will be used to design, engineer and construct a fiber network over two square miles connecting 330 households, a population of 808, to high-speed Internet service. |
Balkan Township |
MN |
$5,313,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Stearns CTY |
The funds would be used to complete the remaining items on the rehabilitation list that had to be cut due to the lack of funding. Air-source heat pumps for each tenants unit, remove and replace all concrete sidewalks, curb and gutter and replace with new, remove bituminous parking lot and replace with new, replace site lighting with new LED fixtures, replace electrical posts at each parking spot so that vehicles can be plugged in during the winter and landscaping. |
St. Martin |
MN |
$406,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bird Island Cultural Centre |
The Chalkboard Collective Community's vision is to repurpose the vacated BOLD Elementary School in Bird Island and create a 65,985 square foot multi-purpose property that will foster school sports, student learning, business expansion, community wellness, a deep winter greenhouse, and arts programs for Central Renville County. To achieve this vision, Chalkboard Community Collective needs to demolish parts of the school and prepare the site for occupancy. The original school building was erected in 1917 and was expanded in 1937 and 1956. The original 1917 building and part of the 1956 addition are unusable due to deferred maintenance. As a result, 41,340 square feet of the property, or 42%, needs to be demolished and made weather tight and usable in its existing condition.
|
Bird Island |
MN |
$2,239,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Howard Lake Library and Senior Center |
The City of Howard Lake is seeking financial assistance to construct a 7,000 square foot library/senior center.
|
Howard Lake |
MN |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Madison |
The City of Madison is in need of a new fire hall. The current structure is 50 years old, and is too small to house the equipment. |
Madison |
MN |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Madison |
Repair and/or replace windows and doors: It has been determined that the existing windows are likely original to the building. The repair work will protect and restore these elements so they are not lost and can continue to function properly. Replacement items will be sensitive to the historic character of the building and only be used when repair is non-feasible. The window and door work also include repair of original decorative elements over and around the doors. These original decorative elements provide much of the character and charm of the building. |
Madison |
MN |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hmong American Farmers Association |
Federal funds would be used for Phase II of our Capital Campaign project, which focuses on building a 6000 square feet year-round training, office, and wash, rinse, cooling and curing facility on the HAFA incubator farm. We expect to finalize the construction plan by the end of FY2022 and start construction in FY2023.
This facility would make it possible for HAFA to consolidate operations, bring our office and support personnel into one space, and host training programs on the farm instead of renting space at other facilities, providing farmers with hands-on opportunities to deepen farmers' knowledge of training material content. This facility will also greatly expand the capacity of HAFA's farmers and of HAFA's Food Hub, as the facility will provide multiple temperature control cooling spaces to enhance best practices for post-harvest handling, establish curing rooms that will support root crops and extend the shelf life of the produce into the off-season months, allowing a continuous supply of local produce that will align with the school year as well as minimize the gap to access local food.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$2,775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Karlstad |
Funds received would be used to pay for repainting of the city water tower. |
Karlstad |
MN |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Martin, MN |
Martin County is seeking Congressional-Directed funds to assist in the construction of a new, 71,000 square foot facility to house co-located county sheriff and city police, law enforcement operations, including dispatch and emergency management services. The new public safety facility will also include: state courtrooms, a multi-county drug court, court services, victim-witness services, the county attorney's office, a mental health services unit, and jail facilities. Without federal funds and state bonding, funding the entire facility could require up to a 5-6 % property tax increase on county residents.
|
Fairmont |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Consolidated Telephone Company (CTC) |
Funding support would be used to connect 316 establishments to a Gigabit of symmetrical internet and voice services over a fiber-to-the-premise network. Specifically, funding will be used for detailed engineering, construction of the fiber network, electronics, and installation of broadband services within homes and businesses within the project area. |
Brainerd |
MN |
$1,391,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Meeker Cooperative Light & Power Association DBA |
Utilization of funds to deploy quality fiber broadband and VoIP services to 735 residential dwellings, and 74 businesses in the City of Paynesville. The requested funds will cover 20% of the total project cost to design, construct and install the businesses and residents with fiber. Currently these homes and business do not have access to fiber fed broadband, and in most cases are below the 100/20Mbps threshold. The fiber network will be designed and constructed to allow for scalability to meet future bandwidth demands. |
City of Paynesville, Stearns County |
MN |
$2,616,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Le Sueur County |
Le Sueur County is looking to secure funding for three storage projects on a water system that will help with flooding and sediment from going into the Minnesota River. This will also help take the burden off the the landowners with cost and flooding and sediment issues in the water system. |
Le Center |
MN |
$528,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
In addition to the joint ambulance service the City of Ely is planning to build a fire and first responder apparatus storage garage. The historic City Hall /Fire Hall is beyond its capacity and an auxiliary facility is required to store the newer, larger equipment. With the ongoing, increasing threat of wild fire the city also has wild land firefighting equipment that requires storage space. Currently this equipment is stored in make shift facilities that are scheduled for future demolition or outside. The apparatus storage facility will be 3,600 square feet. |
Ely |
MN |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Garrison |
This proposed improvement project will remodel existing space as it is less expensive than building new. High priority needs will be addressed including removing and replacing compromised insulation that is causing mold growth, replacing broken windows, and replacing stairways with proper depth treads and ADA compliance handrails. ADA accessibility improvements are a substantial need including new doors, proper swing areas, grab bars and clearances for mobility. Serious electrical issues will be corrected, and safety LED lighting will be added to the entrances of the building. Essential improvements to the facility have been identified in a facility study conducted in January 2022 which is included with this request. |
City of Garrison |
MN |
$705,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wabana Township Recreational Committee (WTRC) |
With the city of Grand Rapids being 15 - 20 miles away, many of the township residents and many summer visitors use our facilities because of the proximity to their homes. Wabana township is located on a chain of 4 lakes (with several surrounding lakes) and attracts many summer visitors. The recreational facilities are all 25 - 30 years old and beyond repair and need replacement and upgrading to current safety codes, standards, and recreational uses. The use of the facilities is very apparent when you drive by at night and see the hockey rink used every night in the winter and cars in the parking lot during the summer for the swings and playground equipment. Because the tennis court is in poor condition, this venue is not used much, but the Comprehensive Plan survey indicates a great desire to repair this court and incorporate a pickleball court. |
Wabana Township, Grand Rapids |
MN |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
National Loon Center Foundation |
The National Loon Center Foundation (NLCF) is building a world-class, net-zero energy facility that will create dozens of permanent jobs, stimulate the local and regional economy, and position Minnesota as a national leader in loon and freshwater conservation. The NLCF would use congressionally directed spending funds to begin construction of the National Loon Center (NLC) in 2023 and open it to the public in 2024. The design and installation of high-tech, immersive exhibits and the completion of both interior and exterior features would be included among uses for these funds. The NLC will be an interactive and family-friendly destination projected to attract 200,000 visitors annually. |
Crosslake |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Warren |
The proposed use of the congressionally-directed spending funds would go toward the building of a new child care facility. |
Warren |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Barnes Aastad |
Funding is sought for 2023 to fully support two Agricultural Research Scientist positions for climate change mitigation research at the USDA-Agricultural Research Service in Morris, Minnesota situated at the divide between the Red River of the North and the Mississippi watersheds. These new positions will help to advance economically vibrant climate resilient agricultural systems to achieve net-zero agriculture thereby, mitigating climate change impacts. |
Morris |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Audubon |
Demolish the existing 5,472 square foot fire/community hall and erect a new 14,214 square foot fire/community/city hall.
|
420 Eagle Street, Audubon Minnesota 56511 |
MN |
$2,380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Greenwood Township |
To construct a fiber to the home broadband project to serve 1,370 HH/passings in Greenwood & Lake Vermillion Townships in rural NE MN. |
Tower |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Brainerd Family YMCA |
To fully renovate the property at 703 Oak St., Brainerd, Minnesota, which is located in an 'opportunity zone' census tract where 27% of families fall below the poverty level, into a licensed childcare center which will provide infant and toddler spots to a minimum of 74 working families in the community.
Funds will be used to fund renovation expenses along with start-up furniture, fixtures and equipment necessary for opening and operation. |
Brainerd |
MN |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Luverne |
The funds will be used for the one-time capital investment to establish a childcare center. The funds are specifically requested to acquire property, design, renovate, construct, equip, and furnish a facility for a? childcare center. The goal is to transform an existing 30,000-square-foot facility into a childcare center licensed for 186 childcare slots (24 Infants, 42 Toddlers, 60 Preschoolers, and 60 School Age).
|
Luverne |
MN |
$2,608,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Virginia, MN |
The City of Virginia proposes to construct a new facility that will be a combined Regional Public Safety facility approximately 59,700 sq. ft. in size that will provide space for Fire and Police operations in a shared facility. Currently housed in facilities that are over 100 years old, both departments have grown out of their current spaces. A new facility will greatly enhance the Fire Department and Police Department capabilities, enhance departmental efficiency, and provide adequate space for the departments to properly serve the community. A well designed and equipped facility enable fire and law enforcement to more effectively provide services to the city. These operations are all heavily facility dependent and will be greatly improved by a proper facility solution. Funds received through Rural Development Community Funding will be used for construction of the facility. The facility will include offices, training rooms, evidence storage, and vehicle storage. |
100 Block of 8th Street South, Virginia |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northeastern Minnesota |
The funds will be used to help build two new childcare facilities, one in Chisholm and one in Ely. These facilities are estimated to serve 240 children across the Iron Range. The lack of childcare availability is severely impacting workforce recruitment and retention in our region.
|
Chisholm, Ely |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Chisholm |
The funding will be used to expand the current City owned Chisholm Iron Trail Campground to accommodate the need of an influx of tourism to the area. The existing campground is within a mile of the Minnesota Discovery Center, St. Louis County Fairgrounds, Redhead Mountain Bike Park, and various other trails. Given the popularity of these attractions, the City of Chisholm needs to expand the existing campground to accommodate the increased number of visitors to the area. The proposed expansion area will accommodate 17 full RV hookup sites, 21 tent sites, 2 outhouses and 1 shower/restroom/shelter facility. |
Chisholm |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Goodhue County |
Provide broadband coverage to multiple unserved and under-served areas within Goodhue County. |
Goodhue County |
MN |
$7,918,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ag Innovation Campus |
The funds will be leveraged with other funds to complete construction of the education and research center. Part of the funding will also be used to purchase laboratory equipment and help in subsidizing the professionals needed to staff the areas of the Ag Innovation Campus dedicated to commercialization of new technologies including new types of crops.
|
Crookston |
MN |
$4,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Cromwell |
Funding would be used for community facility improvements to city streets and accessibility improvements to parking lots and the community recreation facility. The project includes the reconstruction of Railroad Street, Burnett Street, Clark Avenue, Elm Street, Lake Hill Drive, and rural gravel roads within the city limits. Parking lot reconstruction and ADA access improvement for three city parking lots, lighting improvements along Trunk Hwy 210, and improvements to the City Recreation Facility. |
City of Cromwell |
MN |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Vermilion Housing Corporation |
Adequate and safe and affordable housing for low to moderate income people of the community and surrounding areas are in short supply. The physical condition of the interior and exterior buildings after 50 years of use is in need of upgrades. |
101 thru 105 Cedar Avenue, Tower |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
A Public Works Administrative Office and Maintenance Facility will provide essential services for the Band incorporating administrative offices for department and administrative staff, and further housing an attached maintenance facility to provide a central location for the Highway, Water/Wastewater, Waste Management, General Maintenance, and Graves Registrar Departments; the Band is proposing to construct a 90' x 175' (15,750 sqft) maintenance facility with attached office space of 80' x 45' (3600 sqft).
|
Fond du Lac Reservation |
MN |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Tribal Government |
The proposed project will utilize congressionally-directed spending funds to overbuild the Greenwood township and Echo Point land areas that are physically adjacent to the Vermilion sector of the Bois Forte Reservation with a fiber to the home buildout. These locations have been completely engineered, showing the exact routes, miles needed for construction and equipment needed to support an area this size. CNS engineering out of Menahga has performed the pre-engineering study necessary for engineering certification of this project. If funded. Bois Forte will contract with CTC communications to overlook the entire buildout of this project, assuring that the buildout is in compliance with the State of Minnesota minimal bandwidth requirements and assuring Bois Forte that the project follows best industry standards. |
Tower |
MN |
$6,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tri County Health Care |
This funding would be used for the development of rural based cancer program for larger broader scope of cancer treatment options and services in underserved region of Minnesota.
|
Wadena |
MN |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Mountain Iron |
This project consists of constructing water main along County Road 7 from Unity Drive to Southern Drive to provide better service to the citizens of Mountain Iron and provide for increased fire protection. This water main will also interconnect with the City of Virginia to provide backup water service for each community. |
Mountain Iron |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks funding to modify its Water Reclamation Plant to meet more stringent phosphorus limits and replace equipment that has reached the end of its useful life. The phosphorus removal project will convert a two-stage High Purity Oxygen plant onsite to a conventional air plant using the same configuration as the Aeration Basin Complex plant, which will improve biological phosphorous removal. An Aeration Basin Complex plant will also be expanded to ensure compliance with the new phosphorous limits into the future. The project will also conduct upgrades to increase plant efficiency, simplify operations, and reduce maintenance costs. |
City of Rochester |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Wilder, Minnesota |
The Congressionally-Directed Spending Funds would be used for the City of Wilder to acquire land and easements, design, engineer, and construct a new gravity collection and conveyance system within the city and construct a lift station and force main to regionalize with the City of Windom for treatment of wastewater. |
Wilder |
MN |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Ely |
These funds will be used to rehabilitate the water intake structure, replace the water intake line and replace the deteriorated bridges with a water line that is bored under the river and creek crossings. Access to these areas of water line are very difficult due to wetlands and high water caused by beaver activity in this area. These funds will be used to replace the infrastructure to ensure reliability of the water supply system. |
Ely |
MN |
$2,645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of St. Michael |
The City of St. Michael is proposing to upgrade our existing WWTP including improvements to our headworks, liquid process and biosolids processes/equipment. The main reason and issue we are having is due to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Department of Agriculture, and Department of Natural Resources recently mandating that the City can no longer use our existing biosolids facilities as designed Reed Beds due to the non-native phragmites used being recently classified as a invasive species noxious weed. Therefore, we are being required/forced to upgrade their WWTP at this time including new biosolids handling, headworks screening processing, and liquids processing. |
City of St. Michael |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Barnes Aastad |
Funding is sought for 2023 to fully support Agricultural Research for climate change mitigation research at the USDA-Agricultural Research Service in Morris, Specifically, funding will be used on infrastructure of phase 2 and 3 as well as scientific equipment. |
Morris |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Edgerton |
This phase of the project will cover some of the oldest infrastructure in Edgerton that is roughly 100 years old. Edgerton is currently working with USDA on a city wide 7 phase sewer and water project. The monies requested will help cover the non-eligible costs of phase 1.
|
Edgerton |
MN |
$411,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The Band is proposing to develop a larger facility at a new site. Constructing a larger Waste Transfer Station for adequate materials collection, compost collection and distribution, a household hazardous waste collection building, and office building, all within a single, larger site is necessary to manage the solid waste needs on the Reservation.
|
Fond du Lac Reservation |
MN |
$4,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The project will provide an excellent opportunity for the Fond du Lac Band to continue and build upon previous work done to sustain and preserve the Ojibwe language and culture. The goals of the project would be:
Protect traditional Anishinaabe culture.
Protect the Ojibwe language.
A community space to hold traditional funerals.
Increase the number of people speaking the Ojibwe language.
Increase interest in the Ojibwe language and culture by providing a place to "learn while doing".
Strengthen individual and community identity, confidence, and self-esteem.
|
Fond du Lac Reservation |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
A Public Works Administrative Office and Maintenance Facility will provide essential services for the Band incorporating administrative offices for department and administrative staff, and further housing an attached maintenance facility to provide a central location for the Highway, Water/Wastewater, Waste Management, General Maintenance, and Graves Registrar Departments; the Band is proposing to construct a 90' x 175' (15,750 sqft) maintenance facility with attached office space of 80' x 45' (3600 sqft). |
Fond du Lac Reservation |
MN |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
For the 3-Phase project to be successfully implemented, the river flow dictates the first phase of the project must be the replacement of the 1905 built railroad bridge and highway bridge, built in its shadow in the 1950s at Oslo and the water flow restrictions at the Hwy 17/317. A smaller bridge project on ND 54 at the Grand Marais also protects highway access. These bridges cannot accommodate the present-day water flow rates of a high water event. This phase is the highest cost of the project, and appropriately cost-shared from four CDS cost accounts, including Highway Infrastructure Program (HIP), Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvement Program (CRISI), FEMA Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM), and Watershed Flood Preventions Operations (WFPO).
The second phase of the project is reductions to the overbank upstream from Oslo to remove blockages in the river channel. Modified road elevations upstream at the Oslo area protect I-29 and Hwy 1 because it maintains water flow in the natural river channel. The second phase of the project includes costs shared through HIP, FEMA and WFPO.
In the third phase of the project, FEAM and WFPO share the cost of removing additional water flow restrictions downstream, such as unused approaches and driveways that divert water away from the river channel. |
Red River Valley 6 miles south of Oslo to Hwy 317 |
MN |
$29,429,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bois de Sioux Watershed District (LGU) |
Funds will be used to cover construction costs for the project, consisting of the rehabilitation of 5 miles of the historically channelized and straightened Mustinka River. The rehabilitated Mustinka River corridor will provide flood reduction and water quality benefits, while creating over 8 miles of restored aquatic and native upland habitat. A 260-acre floodplain corridor approximately 300 feet wide will be created adjacent to the river, which will be modified from a straight, eroding channel, to an 8-mile long meandering channel that mimics a natural stream, designed to use natural vegetation to stabilize the river bank and create pools and rock riffles for fish migration. Approximately 34 acres of wetland and 226 acres of native upland areas will be created along the stream channel and associated floodplain.
|
Grant, Traverse, Big Stone, Wilkin, Ottertail, and Stevens Counties |
MN |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake City |
The City of Lake City is proposing to use funds from the Congressionally-Directed Spending to replace the existing retaining wall that resides in Ohuta Park, alongside Lake Pepin and the Mississippi River. The retaining seawall that is currently in place is being undermined, allowing lake water to seep under the base of the wall, eroding soil from the park. Funds would go towards the construction of a 600 lineal foot seawall, and the addition off riprap, to preserve the Mississippi shoreline and prevent further soil erosion. |
Lake City |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The water project consists of new wells, water storage, water distribution and water measurement, this is badly needed. The current water tower is in poor condition and was shut down by Morrison County Health Department until temporary repairs were completed. The new wells will improve the water quality for all its residents. |
Swanville |
MN |
$2,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
MN Agricultural Interpretive Center - Farmamerica |
The Minnesota Agricultural Interpretive Center (Farmamerica) is expanding and renovating existing facilities to upgrade classroom space, add year-round agriculture literacy opportunities, remodel the 22-year-old Visitor Center with interactive exhibits and experiences about agriculture's impact on everyday life, and build an inclusive outdoor playground. |
Waseca |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairmont |
The City of Fairmont Economic Development Authority (EDA) holds an option to purchase land near the intersection of County Road 39 and Interstate 90 in Fairmont. The parcel includes 37.61 acres that is currently utilized as agriculture land that is zoned for industrial development. The City intends to utilize the land for additional industrial development as the current industrial park has two lots remaining both of which have wetlands that make building prohibitive. The City has completed a preliminary geotechnical report on the property and has recently completed a utility extension to the property line to support the development of the land as an industrial park. The EDA has had numerous businesses interested in the land for possible business development and growth, but without a major business interested in purchasing a sizeable portion of the land, the EDA is not in the position to be able to exercise the option to purchase. |
City of Fairmont |
MN |
$398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wabasha County |
Wabasha County is seeking proposals from qualified firms to assist the county in implementing the county's vision for broadband: All residents have access to adequate and affordable broadband. To help progress in that vision that County Board is considering using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to establish a grant program for existing Broadband vendors to expand services within the County. |
Wabasha County |
MN |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fraser |
Our strategic vision is 35/35, which means no family should have to travel more than 35 minutes or 35 miles to receive autism or mental health treatment in Minnesota. For some therapies, in person care delivery is the best option, but for many services, Fraser is able to provide the same high level of care through telehealth. The continued growth of telehealth allowed Fraser to serve more than 1,000 individuals and families from outside the Twin Cities metropolitan area again in 2021. Last year, 638 of telehealth clients lived more than 50 miles from a Fraser clinic. This model of service delivery will not replace in person visits, but it will mean your zip code will not determine the quality of care one is able to access. |
Hennepin |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Argyle |
The Argyle Volunteer Fire Department/Rescue Squad's equipment has exceeded the space of their current Fire Hall. With the harsh winter temperatures, the equipment needs to be stored in a heated building out of the elements. With the size of equipment increasing, there just is no solution to this problem other than construct a new Fire Hall. |
Marshall |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
MN National Guard |
To construct a 8500 SQFT Dining Facility, Collective Training, that supports individual and collective training, administrative, automation and communications, and logistical requirements for the MNARNG. This facility will be built on the State land on Camp Ripley, MN. (Current Mission) |
Camp Ripley |
MN |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota National Guard (MNNG) |
This project will construct a 2,053 sqft (SF) Access Control Facility that supports anti-terrorism/force protection, observation and control of incoming and outgoing traffic, protection of security personnel from the elements, and an area to conduct personnel identification and visitor control requirements for the MNARNG. This facility will be built on the State land on Camp Ripley, MN. (Current Mission)
|
Morrison |
MN |
$18,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
East Side Freedom Library |
The East Side Freedom Library provides a stage and performance space for a range of activities that include music, spoken work, literary events, presentations, conversations, workshops, classes, and theater productions, a nexus for a diverse collection of communities, ideas and modes of expression and creation. Artists, scholars (young and old and all in between), community members, partner organizations, work here who need an adequate facility that would allow us to host a range of activities who want to use ESFL as a community convening place and venue for their work. We are uniquely positioned in our ability to create and hold safe space for communities and conversations that often have no other venue options and often are spaces for some of today's most difficult conversations.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$968,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
The project would install a new 39KW solar system at our training field. Solar technology is the way our industry is starting gain momentum. This would provide our current and future electrical technology students with a hands-on educational approach to solar energy. |
Wadena |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Our dental team is operating with mobile dental equipment "borrowed" from another of our Dental Centers. Over five years, this dedicated team has provided tens of thousands of patient visits within a refurbished, former dialysis clinic, using curtains instead of walls to separate patients and care givers, both during treatments and while waiting for care. This has been the situation for five years due to lack of funding. Therefore the mobile dental equipment, which was not created for ongoing daily use, is wearing out.
|
Little Falls |
MN |
$2,629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental, a nationally recognized for its geriatric and special needs expertise, is requesting funding to support telehealth in West Central Minnesota with additional digital x-ray sensors to expand mobile on-site dentistry in the region at its Fergus Falls Center for Dental Health and to also create and launch Minnesota’s first rural dental residency program. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
St. Olaf College |
"Home to the Mayo Clinic, Medtronic, UnitedHealth Group, and many other esteemed and inventive organizations, Minnesota is a leader in both the healthcare and medical device industries. Minnesota's prosperity and health depends on their success. In turn, these Minnesota organizations rely on a healthcare and STEM workforce capable of designing, testing, and deploying innovative healthcare technology that empowers patients to live their best lives. However, a chronic healthcare worker shortage exists in Minnesota and threatens to worsen due to the state's aging demographics. The demand for healthcare will increase at the same time that a large share of current healthcare workers retire and generate vacancies in the field. For example, the state projects that between 2020 and 2030, double-digit growth will occur in job openings for both physical and occupational therapists; job openings are projected to grow by almost 50% growth for nurse practitioners. More than 45,000 job openings will exist for registered nurses.
St. Olaf's proposed renovations directly address this growing need in Minnesota by dramatically enhancing the training of nurses, rehabilitation therapists, and biomedical engineers. It will produce healthcare workers positioned to become leaders and innovators in their fields. For example, Minnesota is already home to the United States' largest 3D printing facility within a medical center, located at the Mayo Clinic. The clinical and surgical future of this facility needs healthcare workers familiar with the possibilities the technology provides to fulfill its promise. Moreover, Minnesota faces a critical shortage of healthcare educators. The proposed renovations will help St. Olaf recruit and retain faculty, as well as attract students interested in pursuing healthcare careers. St. Olaf has an established track record of preparing students well for work in Minnesota's healthcare and medical device industries.
Finally, a thoughtfully designed new space will allow St. Olaf to host inspiring outreach activities and events aimed at helping SE MN elementary and secondary school students explore careers in healthcare and engineering. One example of current community outreach is an NSF-funded ""community engineering"" program at St. Olaf, in which engineering students engage in STEM outreach as part of their curriculum. If the renovations are funded, these community engineers will use the fabrication laboratory to construct materials for outreach activities and will introduce community members to rapid prototyping technology."
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Northfield |
MN |
$590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
MN Bureau of Criminal Apprehension |
"In the early 2000s, Minnesota public safety leaders worked together to create a governance structure for the buildout of statewide radio network, ARMER (Allied Radio Matrix for Emergency Response). At that time, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) forced a change to radio frequency that nearly all MN public safety agencies were operating on. This included both law enforcement agencies and other emergency response agencies that stretched budgets and prudently leveraged available grant funds to transition to the ARMER network by the required deadline of 2012. With nearly all public safety entities on ARMER, Minnesota has become a national leader in communication interoperability.
With the adoption of this new security requirement by the FBI to encrypt any radio traffic transmitting Criminal Justice Information, local law enforcement and other emergency response agencies are faced with not only with the challenge of protecting sensitive data from security breaches while also maintaining a level of interoperability but also a significant financial burden in order to achieve compliance. Total costs are still being determined; however, initial estimates are that it will cost more than $300 million to replace or upgrade all radio equipment in MN. This request would specifically address law enforcement agencies as the target of the Congressionally-Directed Spending funds and would serve as an initial investment to secure funding from multiple sources over a longer period of time.
ECN is hosting an Encryption Summit in May to develop a roadmap for this migration statewide and to ensure that careful planning and change management is deployed to make such a significant change. The BCA and ECN view this as a critical opportunity for the state to work in partnership with local law enforcement agencies throughout MN."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
"The Hennepin County Adult Representation Services (ARS) Health Equity Legal Project will provide a full scope of legal and health supportive services to clients before they enter the court system. Current ARS clients include parents and custodians in child protection cases, tenants facing eviction, individuals subject to a guardianship action, and non-custodial parents in child support contempt matters. ARS is largely funded through county property tax dollars. This project is designed to empower and support families and individuals by providing early and culturally-responsive services as well as legal advice in order divert residents from the court system. Specifically, ARS will assist clients in addressing health, social, economic, and legal challenges that are barriers to stability and family preservation
Most current ARS clients are assigned a lawyer and legal support services after initial court engagement, yet many clients enter the system because of untreated substance use disorders and mental health conditions. Tight court timelines coupled with the trauma and shame of being involved in a court process often creates insurmountable hurdles for clients who seek to achieve stability. This in turn leads to unnecessary and devastating family separation. Providing an array of services and a skilled legal team will divert clients from the court system.
The project addresses the well-being of families in Hennepin County by proving legal assistance, support and resources to individuals and families who need early interdisciplinary care the most. Black, Indigenous and people of color are overrepresented in the Hennepin County justice system. Along the same lines, a majority of parents and legal custodians in the child protection system are identified as having a substance use disorder or struggle from mental health conditions. Providing prompt, deep-end and culturally-responsive services will reduce disparities by improving the likelihood that families will avoid justice system engagement and remain stable and intact."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Duluth |
Over the past 4 years the city of Duluth has replaced all portable law enforcement radios. This was done because our current radios had reached end of life and were not AES encrypted. AES encryption is required by the Federal Bureau of investigation for all criminal justice information systems (CJIS) data. Radios are the primary way officers communicate in the field, often CJIS data is part of those transmissions. The Duluth Police Department needs to become compliant with this mandate which we have achieved with our portable radios. To become fully compliant the department needs to purchase 100 mobile in-car radios with AES encryption capabilities. Additionally these radios will be WI-FI compatible meaning they can be programmed remotely and updated when in a secure environment. This feature saves valuable time when radio code plugs need to be changed.
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Duluth |
MN |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College |
Currently, there is a national and state shortage of peace officer candidates. State, County and local departments are understaffed and are in desperate need to hire the next generation of peace officers. Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College has one of the most successful law enforcement programs in the state and has trained thousands of peace officers. Students need to train with current industry standard equipment, that is reliable and performs safely.
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Cloquet
|
MN |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Minnesota |
A goal of Cedar Creek's education mission is to increase access to outdoor learning opportunities for under-resourced communities, and to play a part in building a broad-based science and technology workforce that is inclusive of all Americans. The University of Minnesota's ecology program is #2 worldwide and continued support helps the program to leverage existing assets for future expansion while serving the ecological and educational needs of the state. The current program serves students from across the spectrum of educational philosophies including public, private, charter, religious, and home schooling programs. Students come from around the Twin Cities metro area as well as surrounding rural areas.
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Bethel |
MN |
$2,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County |
Ramsey County's data shows that only 40% of those served in the county's homeless shelters are actual residents of Ramsey County. This proves that that problem is regional, yet the biggest financial burden of caring for these individuals has largely fallen on the urban core counties of Ramsey and Hennepin. Funding this demonstration project will help those who are cycling through the public safety and health care systems the most frequently with the goal of finding stability for them and taking them out of the shelter system permanently.
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Saint Peter Police Department |
This split is required by the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. This si a new requirement and no funding was budgeted for this work. Within this project, the City and the Police Department will be in violation of the new BCA rules and may be prohibited from accessing state criminal databases.
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Saint Peter |
MN |
$33,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City Of Hibbing |
The City of Hibbing has a 24-hour Police/FIre/Ambulance/EMS amenity for the residents of Hibbing and the surrounding areas. The shared facility will include short-and-long-term cost savings and opportunities for operation synergy. Currently, the Police have clerical staff on hand, but the Fire Department does not. with combining the two, clerical staff can be shared between the two departments so there will always be someone to communicated with the public. The City of Hibbing doesn't have the land available to build separate facilities. By combining them, it maximizes a shared area while respecting the operational requirements of each department. This too, will be a cost-savings for the taxpayers. Currently, the Police Department does not have space to keep any of their fleet under cover With a new safety facility, vehicles will last longer and it won't be an added burden on the taxpayers. A combined safety building will unite the Police and Fire and improve coverage so they will function as a full first response crew. This will be a huge benefit to the community for the sense of combined open house for the community, the region, and the State of Minnesota. Because the departments work together, residents will only have to visit one building. The Government Safety Building will give the Police and Fire a Sense of community within their departments, and that is a win for the taxpayers of Hibbing. The State of Minnesota will be directly affected by the City of Hibbing building a Public Safety Center because the Police Department and the Fire Department work directly with the State of Minnesota and the Minnesota State Troopers on many levels.
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Hibbing |
MN |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Corrections |
"Individuals returning from incarceration face barriers to accessing vital community-based supports. This project will provide evidence-based reentry programming that supports successful outcomes for individuals and communities. Siloed programs result in inefficient service delivery to these communities as staff across programs do not routinely collaborate to support clients. The aim of the Digital Coordination Platform (DCP) is to allow multiple agencies serving the needs of reentering individuals to collaborate and coordinate service delivery. The enabling technology that will allow this real time data sharing is called Pathfinder. Pathfinder's technology allows users to coordinate care in real time to better understand the emotional and physical wellbeing for program participants. A key component of this project will allow DOC to receive a customized platform tailored to the needs of the reentering population.
A web dashboard, Pathfinder Bridge, allows support staff to communicate directly with clients, and observe asynchronous engagement by the client on their mobile device through the mobile app, Pathfinder Companion. Check-ins and habit managing by the client give the entire network of support visibility to the progress of the client without the demand for constant synchronous communication with various entities. Program goals for this one-year pilot include:
Reduced recidivism
Improved health and quality of life outcomes
Increased public safety
Reduction of emergency department visits
Increased retention in probation specialty court programming
Reduced incarceration costs"
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St. Paul |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Le Sueur Police Department |
"The purpose of this project is to provide the citizens of Le Sueur with public safety technology and tools that will enhance the ability of the Le Sueur Police Department to protect and serve its citizens. This new communication technology will allow police officers and emergency personnel to communicate effectively and securely with each other, dispatch centers, and surrounding emergency service agencies. This new radio system is necessary for secure transmission of private public safety data. This radio system will allow the Le Sueur Police Department to communicate officer to officer, officer to dispatch, and officer to other emergency services including fire departments and ambulance services, and officer to any law enforcement agency in the state. With the proposed purchase of a new fleet of Motorola radios, all these communications would be secure, keeping private data secure, and increase safety for all citizens and officers by keeping sensitive information private.
The entire annual operating budget of the Le Sueur Police Department in 2022 was approximately 1.2 million dollars. This includes employee salaries, health benefits, all department training, equipment and necessary expenses to fund a small town police department. A necessary project with a price tag of $180,000 would put a serious strain on an already stretched annual budget. By utilizing this congressionally directed spending request to fund this project, it will help relieve financial burdens from a small community with a small tax base and limited resources while providing cutting edge law enforcement technology to constituents.
Many public safety entities were able to utilize CARES Act funds to fund their radio fleet purchases. The City of Le Sueur was hit hard by COVID-19 which caused great hardship within the city owned and run Community Center. The City of Le Sueur choose to utilize the Cares Act funds to support our Community Center to keep that facility open to the public to support physical and mental health of the community.
In 2022 the City of Le Sueur increased its tax levy 17%. This caused a significant financial burden to every citizen within the Le Sueur Community. This levy was necessary to fund several large street improvement projects, and the Community Center which was continuing to operate at a deficit. Due to these significant financial constraints on a small tax base of a community of only approximately 4,200, we were not able to fund this necessary emergency communications radio improvement project with local tax dollars.
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Le Sueur |
MN |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Madison Lake Police Department |
This would add one full-time officer with the Madison Lake Police Department and expand coverage/protection to the citizens of Madison Lake from an average of 10 hours a day to most days having 20 hours of city coverage/protection. This would hopefully ease having to find people willing to work in law enforcement by being able to offer a full-time job versus trying to always hire, train and retain people for part-time positions.
|
Madison Lake |
MN |
$164,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Technical College |
"Hennepin Technical College (HTC) would like to launch the region's first cross-functional public safety training destination for peace officers, firefighters and EMTs to foster next-level emergency responder education in a live scenario environment. This public safety training space would mimic a neighborhood setting, with multiple structures erected from Conex containers plus a Class A and Class B burn building. These structures would provide a unique opportunity for interdisciplinary training between agencies, as well as prepare professionals and current students to work within a neighborhood to best support the communities they serve.
Within the training environment, Conex containers would be stacked to create multi-level structures, allowing participants the ability to practice the various techniques necessary in single-story vs. multi-story emergency response scenarios (i.e., climbing stairs and ladders and entering windows, all while wearing protective gear, carrying fire hoses, stretchers etc.). Participants would also hone skills in emergency vehicle operation (squad cars, fire trucks and ambulances) in approaching and securing the scene, setting up a command center, as well as effectively working alongside community members during crisis.
The proposed cross-functional training program would close the gap on existing public safety academic infrastructure at the HTC Law Enforcement Center/Brooklyn Park campus location, creating a wrap-around educational experience for public safety professionals and students. Recent events have solidified the need for first responders to train together to respond to an ever-evolving range of complex emergency events. No call for service is completely handled by any one type of public safety agency anymore. Events such as active shooters, hazardous materials incidents, terrorist attacks, and civil unrest have highlighted the need for joint training in planning, communication, and response. Additionally, a growing focus on social welfare issues such as addiction and mental health emergencies has demonstrated the need for people outside of traditional first responder roles to be trained to assist in a crisis. A regional public safety training facility is needed to provide specialized and cost-effective scenario-based training for a multitude of real-world scenarios that responders encounter on the job. "
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Brooklyn Park
|
MN |
$3,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Tribal & Community |
"Alexandria College with its Minnesota State partner Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College, stand ready to provide the citizens of Minnesota with licensed law enforcement professionals worthy of being entrusted as public servants. Our Minnesota State higher education system, Minnesota POST Board and state legislature recognize the urgency for change as the number of qualified peace officers continues to drop. As these entities are working on changes to help eliminate racism and ensure Minnesota is maximizing its efforts to best recruit and train our future generations of peace officers, we are dealing with the realization that there is significant work that needs to be done in our LE training programs - work that must be sustained in the long-term.
Minnesota State graduates over 80% of all Minnesota licensed law enforcement officers. The recent tragic incidents involved decisions made by police officers using levels of force beyond those authorized by law. These incidents have been a driving catalyst for change in how law enforcement works in Minnesota. A Taskforce on Law Enforcement Education Reform advised the Minnesota State Chancellor and Board of Trustees on issues, initiatives, programming, and priorities relative to anti-racism and inequities in law enforcement and criminal justice education systemwide, as well as policing within our communities. The Taskforce made the following recommendations:
· All Minnesota State law enforcement and criminal justice programs will commit to the training of culturally competent peace officers for the State of Minnesota;
· Recruit and retain black and indigenous persons of color law enforcement officers; and
· Educate and train current officers.
The Minnesota State higher education system and the Minnesota Peace Officers Standards and Training Board recognize the urgency for specialized training for law enforcement officers to enhance their conflict resolution, mediation, problem solving, service, and other skills needed
to work in partnership with members of the community. Both entities are requiring training providers to implement quickly reforms that are responsive and applicable to pre-service and in-service Community Oriented Policing models. Academic instruction is combined with a high degree of hands-on training, but current theory and practice falls short of the desired reforms. These include curricular changes that provide essential skills including cultural competence and de-escalation. New technologies in support of updated curriculum are needed to train and re-orientate law enforcement officers of the future. Updated equipment will allow classroom learning to be applied in real-life settings by simulation, actors, communication systems, patrol vehicles, on-board computers, radios, and a variety of other tools most commonly associated with varied levels of force compliance. The Taskforce recommendations are highly relevant to ATCC and FDLTCC's law enforcement programs and require action now."
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Cloquet |
MN |
$1,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Guthrie Theater |
The ongoing pandemic has affected performing arts organizations especially hard; theaters are still seeing a hesitancy from patrons to return to shows. Ticket sales for our current season have been low; resulting in ongoing financial challenges. This decreased earned revenue affects our ability as an organization to make these needed infrastructure investments. We are committed to launching a full season next year, and in order to fully realize that potential, we need to have our staff and building operating at full capacity.
The Guthrie Theater has always been a theater for the people of Minnesota, and our building, productions, and outreach initiatives reflect that. By directing funds toward our needed infrastructure improvements, the Guthrie can continue to produce exceptional theater and serve as a source of inspiration and connection for the community. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$322,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Neighborhood Development Center |
Neighborhood Development Center (NDC) requests Community Project Funds to support the development of a community-centered commercial space that will build health and wealth among Black, brown, immigrant, and Indigenous entrepreneurs and community members in Minneapolis. Specifically, NDC would build out the Greenway (lower) level of the Midtown Exchange building near Chicago Avenue and Lake Street in South Minneapolis, including the addition of a commercial kitchen space managed by NDC and available at affordable lease rates, in partnership with Allina Health, and Element Fitness Co-op, a first-of-its-kind co-op fitness center, developed by the Founder of Twin Cities-based Element Boxing Gym, Dalton Outlaw, in partnership with NDC. Together, the commercial kitchen space and the co-op fitness center will provide opportunities for local BIPOC entrepreneurs to develop their businesses, and for community members to gather in shared pursuit of health and healing. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Neighborhood Development Center |
Neighborhood Development Center (NDC) requests funds to build out 5-10 permanently affordable small business incubator office spaces, shared collaboration and office amenity spaces such as a break area and conference room, and a NDC Entrepreneur Training Center satellite in Baldwin Square, to be developed at 4140 Fremont Avenue North in Minneapolis. Baldwin Square takes its inspiration from James Baldwin, the 20th century writer and activist who boldly advocated for cross cultural dialogue to create positive social change and build understanding across difference. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Minnesota Discovery Center Archive Restoration Pro |
The purpose of this project is to address some of our most immediate infrastructure needs as it relates to the protection and preservation of our archival materials and their accessibility to the general public. By completing this project, we will be able to continue to promote and preserve this region's rich and unique history as well as continue providing free access and assistance to thousands of people with family research and academic needs. |
Chisholm |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Pillsbury United Communities |
Justice Built Communities, the community development corporation of nonprofit Pillsbury United Communities, seeks $2M to construct "Sandbox," a 3-story building in North Minneapolis that will bring together entrepreneurs, banking institutions, and venture capital firms under one roof for integrated, equitable FinTech industry innovation. From mobile money to cryptocurrency, start-ups in the FinTech industry use technology to make financial services for businesses and individuals more efficient. Sandbox will foster the creation of new Black- and Brown-owned enterprises attracting private investment, generating well-paying jobs, and developing new financial products with accessibility and impact reaching to rural markets. This project is shovel ready and scheduled for completion in Spring 2025. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Pillsbury United Communities |
Pillsbury House + Theatre (PH+T), a Pillsbury United Communities, arts-integrated neighborhood center and social enterprise hub located at 35th Street and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis is seeking to expand its footprint by acquiring two adjacent properties at 3525 and 3527 Chicago Avenue. We have a signed, exclusive LOI and are finalizing the purchase agreement with the current business owner, David Halvorson, who has operated an auto body repair business (Halvey's) on the site for 25+ years. Acquiring the properties is a critical opportunity to meet a growing community need with new resources and new programming. The site will become STAC (Studio Technical Arts Campus) providing job skills and entrepreneurship training, paid internships, and placements for primarily BIPOC young people post high school. The training and development programming will support young people in entering high paying, high demand career fields where they are currently underrepresented. The STAC project brings significant revitalization to the community surrounding George Floyd Square while helping to close opportunity gaps and employment disparities for BIPOC Minneapolis residents. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
This project is the continuation of additional research, analysis, and evaluation of problem nature codes in the City of Minneapolis. The purpose of the work is to ensure that we can continue a comprehensive and holistic approach to public safety and not depend on police to respond to every call that comes to our 911 dispatch center. Problem nature codes are the categories used to determine what type of response a caller receives. The project is meant to stop the overreliance on police and develop alternatives that produce better outcomes, and free police up to handle more serious crimes. We take the time to use our human centered approach to work with residents, internal city staff, external partners, and jurisdictions to ensure that we co-build alternatives that meet the needs of the end user. We use this model to ensure maximum participation and to build a model that recognizes the unique perspective of all involved in developing an emergency response. During the process we do rapid prototyping to test ideas and rule out what isn’t feasible to land on a model that we can pilot and evaluate by using the metrics that we chose as part of the development phase of our work. We have already created three alternative response models using this process; one for mental health response, overnight parking response, and the transfer of theft and report only calls. This has freed up our police officers to spend time on more serious crimes and resulted in better outcomes for residents.
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
$1.5m from the Law Enforcement Technology funds is expected to the meet the needs for police mobile radio upgrades in the City.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
"The Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Plan works in partnership with the Step-Up program. Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment
Plan provides Step Up program participants paid part-time employment, while extending paid internships to learn about public
safety and the value of serving their community. The Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Plan has a public safety-based curriculum
that offers hands on training and learning experiences, through the many pathways to becoming a police officer. The instructors’
pedagogy blends public safety experiences and opportunities with community service.
The Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Plan’s partnership with Step Up provides career experiences and multiple pathways for
residents of communities who have been historically overlooked by law enforcement recruitment initiatives. The Minneapolis
PEACE Recruitment Plan is intended to focus on communities experiencing racial disparities, with respect to offering law
enforcement career pathways. The Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Planlso focuses on providing inclusion, and equity, and
equal opportunities for paid internships, paid law enforcement training and college tuition, through paid pathways to becoming a
licensed peace officer for the City of Minneapolis. The Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Plan also offers individuals an
opportunity to give back to the communities in which they have played, worked, and attended school.
The Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Plan’s pathways are in partnership with Step Up participants and provide:
Paid Internships: These internships paid and provide the employee with the unique experience of working, as an intern, within
police facilities. The interns can engage with community members through attending city events such as parades, job fairs, and
much more. These interns also can interact with licensed police officers and learn the daily function of recruitment, investigations,
serving their community, and the importance of all departments working together as an enterprise to provide equitable service to all
who live, work, and visit Minneapolis.
These interns may then be hired as a Community Service officer. While serving in this capacity, the Community Service Officer
will receive pay for their service and attend a local college, with tuition paid for by the Minneapolis Police Department. Once the
Community Service Officer has completed the approved law enforcement program and met the Minnesota Peace Officers
Standards and Training licensing requirements, the Community Service Officer will be eligible for a promotion to Minneapolis
Police Recruit.
The position of a Minneapolis Police Recruit is another paid position, with the Minneapolis Police Department. As a Minneapolis
Police Recruit, one will enhance community relations, procedural justice, and health and wellness knowledge, while learning to
apply those skills in serving all communities within Minneapolis
After completing the 16-week training as a Minneapolis Recruit Officer, one is promoted to Minneapolis Police Officer. As a
licensed peace officer, one will have the honor of applying the pillars of procedural justice such as, voice, neutrality, respect, and
trust. One will also engage with community with an understanding of trust, accountability, and professional service. As a police
officer one may also contribute to the community and profession, through reforming, transforming, and advancing the way service
is rendered to all communities within Minneapolis.
Once assigned to a community within Minneapolis, as a police officer, the Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Plan will have
brought the participant full circle. The participant will now have equity of high self-esteem, pride, self-fulfillment, and an
understanding of returning equity to the neighborhoods from which they have grown. The process of the Minneapolis PEACE
Recruitment Plan, in partnership with Step Up, will continue to provide a mechanism of recruitment by those who are from our
communities. Those individuals will then model their great character while serving their communities and recruiting others to
follow the same pathways through recruitment, internship, higher education, and service through law enforcement.
The Minneapolis PEACE Recruitment Plan is a cycle that continues to give, and those who benefit will then give back to their
community. This cycle is one that will continue to positively impact diverse communities and affords growth socially,
economically, and educationally."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,894,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County Sheriff's Office |
We are requesting $325,000 in funding for the project titled Use of Technology to Improve Public Safety. Preventing & Prosecuting Electronic Crimes - Funding will be used for a county-wide outreach campaign, including the nine school districts and the elder community, to determine the volume of the victimization; as well as maintain our relationships with domestic/sexual violence advocacy groups and coordinate with other law enforcement agencies in the 2nd District, and make sure we are meeting the needs of the various communities being affected by these crimes. We would hire a 1.0 FTE forensic technician responsible for the project, and leverage personnel in the electronic crimes unit in the Dakota County Sheriff's office. The forensic technician would investigate crimes such as revenge porn, cyberstalking, elder scams, cyberbullying, sexting, etc. This is a good use of tax dollars because it will increase the discovery/prosecution of these crimes which are underreported. Community education will help prevent these crimes, and law enforcement training will improve case outcomes. Personnel - $150,000; Forensic computer equipment/software $150,000, Marketing group for social media education campaign and print/radio/tv campaign $25,000, Inkind operations including training investigators on best practices related to these crimes $50,000.
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Dakota County |
MN |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
The project has two components. The first is to purchase 10 Ford Interceptor Hybrid Squad Cars. The second component of the project is to purchase a new River Patrol Boat and Motor.
|
Washington County |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Scott County Sheriff's Office |
Funding would be used to purchase a non-military, armored, multipurpose response and rescue vehicle for the recovery and/or evacuation of person(s) who are injured or stranded in high-risk areas, natural or other disasters, assist with barricaded subjects, serve high risk search warrants or arrest warrants, or the movement of personnel into hostile or unsafe areas to effect an arrest or render aid, crisis intervention, with primary emphasis on the safety of all persons involved, civilian and police. The vehicle is designed to carry emergency responders, medical personnel, negotiators, rescued civilians, and life-saving equipment. In addition, the vehicle’s rescue and response capability will also increase our cooperative efforts with other area first responders. It would be deployed throughout Scott County, aiding our local police departments and the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. It would also be a regional asset available in the event a mutual aid request was made by law enforcement agencies in nehboring counties (Dakota, Rice LeSueur, Sibley, Carver, Hennepin) and statewide. The project would be a valuable use of taxpayer funds because it would undoubtedly help make our responses to the most serious and critical incidents safer for our residents, visitors, and deputies for years to come.
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Scott County
|
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Ramsey County |
Ramsey County is committed to uplifting the small business community following the overlapping crises endured as a result of the pandemic and civil unrest. Ramsey County proposes the launch of a virtual Small Business Reimagination Center with the intent to strengthen small business and the small business ecosystem that served as a critical lifeline over the course of the pandemic. The (virtual) Small Business Reimagination Center will focus on Entrepreneurship (1) & Business Growth (2). Entrepreneurship (1): Accelerate business growth particularly for racially and ethnically diverse businesses,? develop entrepreneurship pathways, and strengthen the capacity for more culturally specific business advisory services and counseling. Small Business Growth? (2): Support business planning and site selection, ?navigate business lending to grow local investment particularly for racially and ethnically diverse business owners, and develop incubation spaces for small business ideation and innovation ? ? |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College |
"This Congressional Directed Spending request will allow ATCC and FDLTCC to apply resources to curriculum updates and to purchase technologically advanced equipment capable of maximizing instructional value through the use of real-time, scenario-based instructional review.
Project Deliverables
Curricular enhancements and training related to race interactions, bias training, and an emboldened emphasis on improved communication and de-escalation techniques.
a. Incorporating cultural competency into our curriculum
b. Infusing law enforcement programming with anti-racist education
c. Providing cultural competency training to our faculty and program advisory committee members
d. Developing transformative policing practices with an emphasis of the role of law enforcement as public servants within communities
e. Diversifying, attracting, and retaining people of color into the program, both teachers and students
f. Designing and increasing anti-racist and cultural competency for current police officers
g. Pre-Service training of culturally competent entry-level peace officers capable of properly handling situations of various stress- and threat-levels through the use of intentional, real-life, scenario-based training.
Expected outcome: 175 graduates 2023/2024
h. Continuous education through in-service training for experienced peace officers with the focus of being culturally competent in a variety of intentional, real-life scenarios.
Expected outcome: 1,400 attendees 2023/2024
Budget
Curriculum Revisions
Faculty (avg. $50 per hour xxx hours) $30,000
Training $75,000
Facility Updates (IT infrastructure) $100,000
Standard Issue:
Patrol Vehicles (Recording System Equipped) $370,000
Body Cameras $40,000
Bodycam Data Storage Systems $50,000
Fixed Facility Recording Systems $75,000
De-escalation Technology:
Simulator Training Systems w/360 Degree View $250,000
Communication/De-escalation Systems $100,000
Total Project Request: $1,090,000"
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Cloquet |
MN |
$1,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of St. Thomas |
This project would fund a Community Entrepreneurship Program targeting low income, BIPOC, and women entrepreneurs. This program begins with a six week long intensive bootcamp that will cover topics like The Entrepreneurial Process /Skills /Competencies /Types of Ventures; Understanding the Numbers; Planning and Managing Risk; Getting Resources When You Do Not Have any Money; Identifying and Communicating with Customers; and Operations. Once entrepreneurs complete this program they can me matched with a mentor, mentorship will continue for six months following the training. Upon completion of the program this project will fund a student consultation program, connections to community resources, as well as micro-grants and loan assistance. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$630,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
West Broadway Business and Area Coalition |
CAPI's Immigrant Opportunity Center (IOC) initiative will engage local employers to address talent shortages while providing comprehensive services to support 200 immigrant, refugee, and BIPOC community members in developing the skills and credentials needed for academic and career success. To accomplish this, funding will support the following CAPI services:
ASSESSMENT & GOAL DEVELOPMENT. All participants requesting services from CAPI will be assessed for their skills (language/workplace/digital), challenges/barriers, financial situation/ support, experience, and interests. This assessment will ultimately be utilized to inform the participants' Education & Career Goals Plan.
ADULT EDUCATION/ ELL: CAPI will coordinate partnerships with licensed ABE providers to ensure participants are provided with the education they need to develop literacy, numeracy, and language skills. Wherever possible, these efforts will take place onsite at CAPI and be integrated with existing ‘hard skills' training in high-demand career fields of interest (see "Credentialed Bridge Training" section).
WORK READINESS & DIGITAL LITERACY: CDS funding will support the expansion of CAPI's work readiness and digital skills training. Using a blended learning approach (i.e. synchronous and asynchronous activities), evidence-based curriculum and Learning Management software - CAPI will ensure that all IOC participants are onboarded with culturally/ linguistically-sensitive training that fully prepares them for the following: US workplace culture norms (including workers' rights); problem solving, conflict resolution, and customer service skills; workplace communications and professionalism; time management and teamwork; and job search, resume/portfolio development, and interviewing skills. Participants will similarly have access to CAPI's Digital Skills training and related certifications, including MS Office Suite, Basic Computer/ Internet Skills, and Email/ Social Media training.
CREDENTIALED BRIDGE TRAINING: CAPI will leverage its existing portfolio of credentialed bridge training (funded by the City of Minneapolis and Minnesota DEED) to provide the following career pathways opportunities to participants: (a) Nursing Assistant pathways in partnership with MNSCU and local healthcare providers; (b) Residential Energy Efficiency training in partnership with Center for Energy & the Environment and construction contractors; (c) Property Maintenance training in partnership with Century College and multi-housing providers; and (d) assembly/ manufacturing training in partnership with the medical device industry. All trainings result in nationally-recognized credentials and connection to CAPI's extensive network of employer partnerships.
PARTICIPANT SUPPORTS: A significant portion of funding will be dedicated towards the provision of direct Participant Supports focused on ensuring participant stability and readiness for career and educational pursuits. These include: employment supports (i.e. work tools, uniform, boots, etc.); participant training stipends, tuition and fees; childcare, transportation (bus/ gas cards, rideshares), and emergency (rent, car repair) assistance. Program Incentives will be provided to encourage and recognize participant milestones. CAPI has systems in place to ensure that all participant supports distributed to participants comply with OMB Uniform Guidance and IRS reporting requirements.
CAREER NAVIGATION & FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITY CENTER: All IOC participants will be assigned to a Career & Education Coaches to support their career search, placement, and advancement needs. All participants will have access to CAPI's onsite Financial Opportunity Center for financial coaching, public benefits enrollment, and long-term credit and asset-building services. |
Brooklyn Center |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richfield |
Over 100,000 thousand people visit the Wood Lake Nature Center each year; with an annual average of 22,500 thousand people attending programs at the facility. Additionally, 65 percent of visitors to Wood Lake come from outside of Richfield, many from within Minnesota's 5th Congressional District. The Wood Lake Nature Center site is accessible and free for all to come, and offers year-round environmental education and outdoor recreation opportunities. The center is an urban escape, offering a gateway for guests to explore the 150-acre park that surrounds it. There are over 3-miles of gentle hiking trails for all to experience the many benefits of nature in three native Minnesota biomes: the forest, wetland, and prairie. We see the new building as an equalizer for all to experience nature and have the opportunity to learn about the natural world that surrounds them. Nature is not an amenity, but a necessity for everyone's health and well-being.
A 2020 study by the Conservation Science Partners concludes that 72% of Minnesotan's BIPOC communities are nature deprived. With the construction of this new facility, we can help connect the BIPOC community with nature. Currently, 41 % of Richfield residents identify as BIPOC and 10% live at or below the federal poverty line. The new facility will ensure all members of our community will be able to access high quality year-round environmental education programs, which are inviting and inclusive to all people and abilities. This project is not another local amenity, but a necessity for all members of Minnesota's 5th Congressional District. This project will provide access to the innumerable benefits of the outdoors, a safe space to learn about and experience nature.
More space at the nature center allows for multiple groups to schedule programs concurrently, with our current building we are very limited by space. The additional space, which comes with the new center, will offer greater opportunity to continue to expand our partnerships with the local school districts and the families they serve. The new educational exhibits and learning spaces will be designed with an inclusive multimodal approach so they are increasingly accessible to all. |
Richfield |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern Valley Alliance |
The proposed project involves the building of a new facility for Southern Valley Alliance (SVA) domestic violence advocacy services. SVA was founded in 1982 and is the only domestic violence agency for Scott and Carver counties.
|
Belle Plaine |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Norway House |
A $500,000 grant for the Innovation + Culture Center (ICC) project would infuse new cultural and economic vitality into the Phillips and Ventura Village neighborhoods.
Norway House began its efforts to plan and construct a new Innovation + Culture Center ("ICC") on January 1, 2018. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Minnesota China Friendship Garden Society MCFG |
CDS Funds will be used for the Phalen Regional Park China Friendship Garden East Corridor project. This is a culturally-focused community development project that seeks to expand the existing St. Paul-Changsha China Friendship Garden (China Garden) educational public arts space and continue the collaboration of local Chinese and Hmong communities. The China Garden is a multi-million-dollar, multi-year landmark community development project that will bring intercultural learning and collaboration alive at Phalen Regional Park. The China Garden is built on the 34-year Sister-City relationship between St. Paul and Changsha in China and reflects the Hmong ancestral roots traced to this area in China.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Heartland Lakes Development Commission |
Heartland Lakes Development Commission is seeking funding to develop a subdivision on a 20 acre parcel in the City of Park Rapids. HLDC is requesting $2 million to support the construction of the infrastructure and streets for the project. |
Park Rapids |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Build Wealth Minnesota Inc |
To help with support to leverage and build the loan fund in addition to general operations support to manage and administer the initiative and the loan fund. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Salvation Army Harbor Light Center |
We are requesting Congressionally-Directed Spending Funds to rehabilitate the restrooms in our shelter's lobby. These restroom facilities receive heavy usage during normal operations and have been in dire need of repair for years. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$193,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Partners for Affordable Housing |
We propose to build an appropriately sized shelter to house the individuals and families who are considered homeless by HUD and State of MN standards each and every evening, throughout the year. |
Mankato |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity |
This project envisions the redevelopment of an aging light industrial district in the heart of the city just outside Downtown Minneapolis. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity |
The Minnetonka Townhome project will serve the Minnetonka and Hennepin County communities in by creating affordable housing in a location typically out of reach for local working families. The twelve townhome units included in this development will be sold to six first time homebuyers, with six of these families earning at or below 60% area median income (AMI) and six earning at or below 80% AMI. TC Habitat's average homebuyer is a family of 4 with an annual gross income of $60,312. The Minnetonka Townhomes project brings an opportunity to provide permanently affordable homeownership opportunities in cities such as Minnetonka through a land trust model, which will be instituted in partnership with the West Hennepin Affordable Housing Land Trust (WHAHLT). This project will also include the development of new sewer and electrical infrastructure, a playground for local families, and several trails, all of which will benefit nearby residents in addition to Habitat families. |
Minnetonka |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank |
Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank is requesting funds for the construction of a 56' x 160' freezer and cooler which will be built at its new facility located at 2302 Commonwealth Avenue, Duluth, MN. This project will allow our food bank to increase its supply of nutritious food - like fresh produce, meat/fish/poultry, and dairy - the top requested food items by our food insecure neighbors as cited in the most recent Minnesota Food Shelf Survey. This project will have the capacity to propel our food distribution from 6 million meals annually to nearly 10 million in the next 10 years. |
Duluth |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Minneapolis |
YWCA Minneapolis seeks $850,000 in funding to support youth- and family-centered updates and expansions at our Midtown Center.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA St. Paul |
YWCA St. Paul seeks funds for the rehabilitation & preservation of supportive housing building sites (for 56 families coming out of homelessness) that we own and operate primarily within the boundaries of (the heart of the old) Rondo neighborhood of St. Paul. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
International Institute of Minnesota |
The project will expand workforce training programs and better position IIMN to upskill the New American workforce for both local and national impact.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Keystone Community Services |
Keystone Community Services is requesting federal appropriations funding to support development of the new Keystone Community Food Site at 1790 & 1800 University Avenue West in St. Paul. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of the Twin Cities |
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities (BGCTC) requests funding to support an 8,000 - 12,000 sq. ft. addition to the Southside Village Boys & Girls Club located at 701 E. 39th St. in Minneapolis to expand youth, family, and community opportunities in south Minneapolis. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Housing and Redevelopment Authority |
The HRA would like to replace all the flooring to a highly durable product and to remove all carpeting in the building. There has been some replacement of the flooring but not the entire building and due to limited budget, that flooring is easily damaged. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Housing and Redevelopment Authority |
The proposed project is to upgrade the HVAC system at the local domestic violence shelter which the Red Wing HRA owns and HOPE Coalition rents the building. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Community Action Partnership, Inc. |
United Community Action Partnership (UCAP) seeks funding to preserve the emergency shelter program in Meeker County and the surrounding area. Specifically, UCAP requests funds to purchase and renovate/rehab a building that is divided into four units. This building has been leased and used for this purpose for several years but is being sold by the current owner. This project, which would serve 50-60 families each year is at risk of having the building sold to someone who would not be willing to continue the program, which would reduce UCAP's capacity to provide emergency shelter by more than 80%.
|
Litchfield |
MN |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Ely |
The project purpose is to improve on the safety and security of the tenants who live in this complex. Not only are we protecting them we are also protecting the community and improving the well-being of the Housing Authority as a whole. |
Ely |
MN |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alexandria Housing & Redevelopment Authority |
The purpose is to prevent water penetration as well as exterior un-conditoned air from working its way inside the building. Thereby creating a healthier and more energy efficient living environment for tenants of this Public Housing building. |
Alexandria |
MN |
$113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Center |
The purpose of this project is to reduce housing insecurity in the rural community of Faribault, and more specifically to prevent homelessness by giving families in crisis a place to stay until they can find new, permanent housing. |
Faribault |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midwest Minnesota Community Development Corporatio |
This project proposes to acquire and rehabilitate a 33 unit mobile home park that is in very poor condition, to create a livable community for the residents and their children, in which they can grow and learn safely and productively, and to improve the overall community of Frazee for its businesses and residents. This will make the entire community more attractive for the growth that the City and the community are working to achieve.
|
Detroit Lakes |
MN |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Churches United in Ministry (CHUM) |
The purpose of this project is to reduce unsheltered homelessness by increasing the number of shelter beds available and providing a new model higher barrier shelter conducive for people who are taking steps toward stability. CHUM will construct a second and third floor addition onto its current facility to provide space for a higher barrier shelter for people who will not come to CHUM because of the 2018 low barrier policy change.
|
Duluth |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Prairie Island Indian Community |
The Project (1) provides our members with safe housing, (2) addresses the scourge of Co2 emissions and climate change, and (3) creates jobs and supports economic development. The Project also helps to address a significant environmental injustice.
|
Welch |
MN |
$2,333,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CommonBond Communities |
The Rise on 7 will house residents from a variety of backgrounds, ages, and ethnicities, and will include dedicated units for those coming out of homelessness. |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern Anoka Community Assistance (SACA) |
SACA is raising funds to build an urgently needed new facility that will be used to provide basic needs services to residents of primarily Anoka County and NE Minneapolis. |
Columbia Heights |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Paul Public Housing Agency |
We would use the Congressionally-Directed Funds for electrical system replacement at Neill Hi-Rise (325 Laurel Avenue St Paul, MN 55102), which is owned and operated by the St Paul Public Housing Agency. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Women's Shelter & Support Center |
Project is a comprehensive and collaborative effort shared among 9 counties in SEMN to address the needs of victims of violence in our rural communities.
|
Olmstead County |
MN |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Safe Haven Shelter for Battered Women |
Funding will help renovate a shelter for domestic violence survivors. |
Duluth |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Minnesota Women's Center, Inc. |
Mid-Minnesota Women's Center, Inc. is requesting funds to construct a campus to provide supportive services for Region 5's (Crow Wing, Cass, Morrison, Todd and Wadena Counties) victim/survivors of domestic abuse. This campus would combine and replace the current homeless domestic violence shelter and Alex & Brandon Child Safety Center (parenting time center). |
Brainerd |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northwoods Battered Women's Shelter |
Funding needed to build a new facility, which would be able to double the capacity to serve victims/survivors of domestic violence. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Children's Museum |
Minnesota Children's Museum would use the funds to perform a critical modernization of our three DMC elevators and bring our building up to code. The current technology in our elevators is outdated and critical components for an elevator repair are in short supply. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RiverFront Community Development |
The Sprit Valley Center for Youth and Community wellness will use funding to improve their facilities. |
Duluth |
MN |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ascension Place, Inc. DBA Haven Housing |
This project preserves two critical resources for this population: emergency family shelter and supportive housing for adult women. These properties provide stable, secure, and healthy presences in the West Broadway neighborhood in North Minneapolis that is troubled by chronic crime and neglected properties. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$4,052,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ordway Center for the Performing Arts |
1) Replace the roof above the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts' Music Theater 2) Upgrade our Music Theater's 25-year old lighting system, so that it is in line with industry standards, and 3) Install low-energy LED lights throughout the facility.
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aurora St Anthony Neighborhood Development Corpora |
ASANDCs-Rondo Community Reinvestment Fund would ensure the restoration of the economic base in the historic Rondo neighborhood; it will be able to maintain up to 25 Black businesses, 25 entrepreneurs, create 20 full-time jobs and 25 part-time jobs and expand the equity issues in opportunity zones. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Three Rivers Park District |
The vision of the Mississippi Gateway Regional Park, as identified in its Master Plan, is to create a "gateway for everyone to connect with the Mississippi River and its dynamic environment."
Extensive master planning efforts engaged local and regional communities, with an emphasis on engaging BIPOC populations, low-income households, new immigrants and first-time park visitors. |
Brooklyn Park |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oasis Central Minnesota |
Funding is needed for the purchase and renovation of emergency shelter space in Morrison County, Minnesota. This program serves both individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Morrison County and surrounding area. Funding would provide updates for health and safety as well as bring up to ADA accessibility standards. |
Morrison County |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minneapolis Public Housing Authority |
The funds for MPHA to clean air filtration systems would provide our high-rise residents with healthier indoor air environment and contribute to closing the gap in health disparities in the state/city. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rondo Community Land Trust |
Rondo Community Land Trusts requests $1,000,000 in support of a mixed-use development project located at 642 Selby Avenue in St. Paul's historic Rondo neighborhood. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Simpson Housing Services, Inc. |
While not a traditional preservation project, the Simpson Community Shelter and Apartments will preserve?and improve?70 existing emergency shelter beds?in Minneapolis.?Given the?deteriorating?condition of the existing building, which is 115 years old and verging on blight, the shelter?cannot?remain operational?in this location. Therefore, the emergency shelter will be lost if this?project?is not funded. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clare Housing |
This project intends to house and improve the health of some of the hardest to house individuals in the metro area through a "no-barrier" public health approach. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beltrami County Housing and Redevelopment Authorit |
To convert inefficient electrical boilers over to natural gas. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Minnesota |
Habitat Minnesota is seeking funding for a pilot program for a statewide direct to consumer mortgage product targeting the communities of Duluth, Rochester, St. Cloud, Mankato, Moorhead, and Winona, and for affiliates serving homebuyers with access issues for government-backed mortgages. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
People Serving People |
This project will allow PSP to conduct essential repairs to each of its three elevators to ensure continued safety and operability. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$799,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Twin Cities United Way |
Persistent food insecurity among communities impacted by historic disinvestment yields the predictable (by income and race) outcomes in food instability that we continue to see. With race and ethnicity already the greatest predictors of inequitable outcomes in housing, food, education, employment and other areas, and with the pandemic's disproportionate health and economic effects on Communities of Color, we recognize an opportunity to apply the proven, scalable Full Lives model toward an equitable recovery.
Emergency food services, while critical, are insufficient to create sustainable change. Even the presence of chain supermarkets - though it can expand access to healthy options - extracts consumer dollars from the neighborhood and overlooks the potential for local growers, entrepreneurs, and nonprofits to innovate food systems that keep dollars local and expand economic opportunities. Our outcomes include not only increased food access, but increased self-sufficiency in the individual, nonprofit, business, and neighborhood spheres.
Full Lives recognizes the power of people and communities to design and implement strategies tailored to their own strengths and priorities. Grantmaking, technical assistance, and convening investments focus on building permanent capacity and strengthening partnerships among organizations. This type of funding is much rarer than emergency food assistance funding, and Full Lives' local cohort model is irreplaceable.
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Twin Cities |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Family Values for Life |
The purpose of the East Side Family Housing Village is to increase the supply of affordable housing in our East Side community, and to support long-term family stability by co-locating this housing with other community services and resources.
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St. Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chaska |
A $2 million award will allow the City to continue the progression of investments to construct necessary sewer and roadway improvements in a private corporation business park development that in five years will provide 5,000 new living wage jobs and 10,000 total new jobs in 10 years. To realize these jobs, over $250M will be invested by the private industries in building construction. |
Chaska |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fergus Falls |
The City of Fergus Falls has reached capacity in the industrial parks it invested in between 1987- early 2000s. This request for $2,219,333 would extend a road connection to vacant City-owned land and facilitate access to future industrial sites. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$2,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fergus Falls |
To offset the cost to develop a water main extension, an extension of sanitary sewer, stormwater management, and a new residential street to encourage new housing in Fergus Falls. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board |
The project is included in the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board's North Service Area Master Plan, which is the approved policy and direction for all parks in north Minneapolis. The process for arriving at an acceptable and supportable direction included dozens of meetings over two years and a community advisory committee's guidance to a proper resolution for North Commons Park and the proposed community center. The work continues to be guided by neighborhood advocates who see the introduction of the community center as a driving economic force capable of spurring new or reinvestment along Broadway Avenue just to the north of the community center. 34.9% of the population in the Near North Community is under 18 years of age, compared to 19.8% for the City of Minneapolis. 77.2% of the population of the Near North Community is people of color compared to 36.4% for the city of Minneapolis. 15.2% of the population of the Near North Community is people with disabilities compared to 11.2% for the city of Minneapolis. The median household income of residents of the Near North Community is $40,9809* (Willard-Hay neighborhood within Near North Community) compared to $62,583 for the city of Minneapolis. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$12,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Monticello |
This project is very important to the City of Monticello and is the number one priority project of the City Council. This project has been a long-term goal and will transform the downtown core of the City. This project will create more than 120 new jobs and will provide new tax revenue for the City of Monticello, Wright County, Monticello School District, and the State. This project is expected to spur redevelopment of adjacent parcel given the new population base and commercial tenants that will be part of this mixed-use development. This redevelopment will also help create tax base for the local entities and State. |
Monticello |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moorhead |
Funds will be used for construction of a bridge over the Red River for safe bicycle and pedestrian traffic near the Bluestem Center for the Arts. The Cities of Fargo and Moorhead will cooperate on and jointly fund this project. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moorhead |
The City of Moorhead respectfully requests funding for a Community Center for Entrepreneurship within a new Community Center and Regional Library. This new facility would be constructed within a redevelopment area in Moorhead's downtown. The Moorhead Community Center for Entrepreneurship will serve as a business incubator and support system for developing small businesses. It will make Moorhead a stronger, more equitable and resilient city by promoting job creation and vitality while providing opportunities for individuals to better their lives. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Red Wing |
This project will enhance transportation safety and efficiencies, active living options and riverfront access for the city's residents and visitors. The project is within a census designated distressed low-income neighborhood and those residents will also benefit with a new travel option for employment and shopping. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Shakopee |
$1.5 million in federal funds is requested to assist in the construction of the Regional Innovation Hub (Project or The Hub) in Shakopee, Minnesota. The Hub is a state-of-the-art facility for job training and/or advancement, post-secondary education (in cooperation with Minnesota State University, Mankato), research and development space, and entrepreneurship programs. It will function as an activity center including space for co-working, entrepreneurs, commercial kitchen, events, and both classroom and practical training. The proposed 38,000 square foot multi-use facility will be developed on a city-owned site located in Shakopee's historic downtown and will function as a nexus of education, workforce training, and innovation to support economic development and opportunity.
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Shakopee |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Shakopee |
The purpose of the Shakopee Riverfront Cultural Corridor (SRCC) is to create a vibrant cultural destination along the Minnesota River in downtown Shakopee, a place where people of all ages engage with the riverfront's shared history and diverse heritage. As people follow the SRCC between the Holmes Street Bridge and The Landing, they will experience the area's rich American Indian, European American, and natural history. Creative interpretation, integrated with outdoor recreation, will reveal the layers of cultural significance that make the riverfront special. Here, in their homeland, along the river where Dakota communities thrived for generations, Dakota voices will speak clearly about their history, living heritage, and ongoing relationship to this sacred place. People from all backgrounds will encounter stories that connect them to the past, while building connections with each other. |
Shakopee |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dalton |
The purpose of the project is to expand the availability of affordable senior housing. This project is critical to the City of Dalton, as they have reported that there has not been new housing built in the community since the 1980s. With a population of 250 and recognizing that new housing was critical in the sustainability of the community into the future, the City was spurred to acquire the former mobile home property in 2019. Since that time, the City has taken several steps to prepare the land for future development, including adopting development guidelines to guide new residential construction including single family detached homes, twin homes, triplexes and fourplexes, both owner-occupied and rental on the 4.5 acres. The total development capacity can range from 12 to 20 units. |
Otter Tail County |
MN |
$827,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County |
St. Louis County requests funds for critical capital improvements to preserve the integrity of The Depot so it can continue to support the vibrancy of arts, history, and culture in the northern region of the state. This project is needed to establish a sound basis of design and equipment replacement costs for heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) and mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP) improvements; to install these improvements; to provide energy efficient design and materials for long life cycle systems renewal (wall, and windows); and to preserve the exterior shell integrity of the structure and prevent the need for demolition. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Scott County |
The Merriam Junction Regional Trail Improvements project will serve three critical purposes. First, it will remediate land that today is notable as a swampy abandoned rail line, with disconnected segments of land marked by washed out trails and bridges. Project elements include four pedestrian bridges, riverbank stabilization, and flood mitigation that will also prevent erosion and protect cultural resources. Second, it will connect Scott and Carver Counties in a way that promotes destination-based outdoor recreation activities, which will benefit local economies and promote healthy lifestyles. This project enjoys broad support in Carver and Scott County. Finally, the Traill will provide access to outdoor recreation for local underserved communities, particularly in Louisville Township, which currently lacks easy access to the trail area. |
Scott County |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
This project will update our jail units with fall protection infrastructure. The County has made these updates in four of ten housing units and needs funding to complete the remaining six. The project will install mesh barriers to prevent inmates from jumping or inadvertently falling from upper floors. Many inmates suffer from mental health issues and this work will help our staff protect them while they are in our custody. |
Stillwater |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth, Min |
In Minnesota, and in Duluth in particular, there is a pronounced lack of affordable housing for low-to-middle income families. Add to that the seasonal demand for student housing brought on by the three major colleges in the City of Duluth, and the available stock of low-to-middle income housing drops even further. The cottage village will provide 18-20 individual units available at below-market prices in order to further the HRA's mission of providing safe, affordable housing for all Duluth residents. There is ample evidence to demonstrate that homeownership is one of the best ways for families to build wealth, and selling the proposed units at below-market prices will allow those who may otherwise never have the opportunity to own a home to begin building equity in a home. The successful completion of a second cottage village in Duluth will demonstrate the viability of the concept, encouraging other communities around the state to explore similar housing options in their area. The United States as a whole is falling further behind each day in keeping up with the demand for affordable housing. The National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) and the National Apartment Association (NAA) estimated in 2017 that the United States would need 4.6 million new living units by 2030. Successfully adding 18-20 new units in Duluth at affordable rates will spur other communities in the state to consider this alternative method of adding affordable housing while also adding shared green space to their communities.
Greater than 50% of the existing homes in Duluth are over 50 years old. The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) estimates the average lifespan of a home to be 30 to 55 years without substantial regular maintenance, which can be costly. Therefore, much of the housing stock in Duluth is reaching or has reached the end of its life, and is in need of substantial investment, something most low-to-middle income families cannot afford. While the HRA works with local homeowners and landowners to rehabilitate as many homes as possible in the area through separate federally-funded home rehab programs, investing in 18-20 new homes is a perfect opportunity to add brand new, safe, and affordable housing to the community. Additionally, the homes will range in size from 620 square feet to 720 square feet, depending on the number of bedrooms, substantially reducing maintenance costs for the eventual owners. |
Duluth |
MN |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cottage Grove |
The City of Cottage Grove is requesting funding of $4,712,070 (75% of the total project cost) to construct public street and utility infrastructure for the Shoppes at Cottage View project. The City would fund the remaining 25% of the improvements. The proposed improvements on the 73-acre site have both local and regional impacts as the City looks to promote development of a variety of housing for all income levels, employment, and recreational opportunities. |
Cottage Grove |
MN |
$4,712,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban Strategies, Inc. |
Proposed Uses for capital needs of low-income housing within Heritage Park Apartments - Preservation of low-income housing for low-wealth families. Funding will address the immediate capital needs, exterior building repairs, turnover costs for public housing units, transformed interior and expanded exterior community spaces for capacity building programs, and temporary staffing to address deferred maintenance requests caused by Pandemic. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$6,732,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ecolibrium3 |
This economic development proposal advances current needs for cooperative service provision and disaster resilience at the Lincoln Park Resilience Hub, accessibility and safety improvements between the Hub and main transit, support for micromobility solutions, and planning funds to generate community engagement and co-design of under-highway space to connect the neighborhood while advancing health and wellness. Lincoln Park is hosting over $2.5 billion in important interstate projects to ensure efficient and safe transportation between MN and WI, and port operations. This applications asks for funding to balance the burden of a decade of construction within one census tract with human-scale investment that reduces the disparities in Lincoln Park. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$885,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nameless Coalition for the Homeless |
We are requesting this grant to renovate the parking lot and green space at the New Day Center, a day shelter run by the Nameless Coalition for the Homeless in Bemidji. This is part of a larger renovation project required under the conditional use permit we received for this building. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota North College |
The proposed funding will be used to purchase EV/AV/CV vehicles for the automotive technician and diesel/heavy equipment program to troubleshoot and repair. Since the college has a solar technician certification, incorporation of planning and building solar charging stations will be part of the curriculum process for this overall project. This will allow students and community to visualize the interconnectivity between renewable energy and the future of transportation. Likewise, solar panels for charging stations and other accessory and associated equipment related to EV/AV/CV training will be part of the costs associated with creating this program. This may include purchase of sensors, electronics, and other technical components.
To deliver this training, faculty release time will be needed to develop curriculum, vet curriculum through industry partners, and gather lab materials. Alongside this, professional development funds will be needed to send faculty to relevant industry trainings and conferences, where they may gain better tools and instructional methods to deliver this content in innovative ways. This programming is interdisciplinary, so faculty meetings between departments and service areas will be key to successful deployment of the curriculum.
A portion of the funding will be used for space in our recently created transportation simulation training center. Funds have already been allocated to this project, however, additional modules and software that support this particular curriculum will be purchased. Additionally, equipment to troubleshoot shuttles or vehicles needing repair will be part of the budget. |
Hibbing |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Latino Economic Development Center |
The Latino Economic Development Center's (LEDC) mission is to transform our community by creating economic opportunities for Latinos. As a 501c3 originally created in 2003, we do this by helping Latino entrepreneurs through one-on-one technical assistance, business education, and access to capital. LEDC is the only Latino-focused community development financial institution (CDFI) in the upper Midwest and offers culturally relevant, fully bilingual services to Latinos across Minnesota.
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St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Armory Arts and Music Center |
The Armory Arts and Music Center (AAMC) owns the Historic Duluth Armory and is currently working in partnership with Sherman Associates on a $25 million rehabilitation and restoration project. The MN Legislature is considering a $7.5 million funding request for this rehab and AAMC is lining up Historic Tax Credits, New Markets Tax Credits, Tax Increment Financing and other funding sources with the goal of reopening the building to the public in May 2024. More than $5 million has been spent to date ensuring that the historic building is on a firm foundation for the future.
When completed in 2024 the Duluth Armory will be a vibrant mixed-use facility centered around a food hall and public entertainment space on the main floor. The Armory will include commercial spaces, artist studios/galleries, and military tributes. The space will inspire future generations to celebrate their creativity through the arts and education.
This museum project is not included in the Armory rehabilitation and restoration budget described above.
This CDS request is for pre-design, design and construction of the North Country Creative Center Museum
This project has broad community support and will serve as a major tourism attraction in the region. |
Duluth |
MN |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northside Economic Opportunity Network (NEON) |
We request funding to purchase the North Minneapolis building we now occupy so we can provide affordable commercial real estate to the low- to- moderate mostly Black entrepreneurs we serve and help stabilize the West Broadway Corridor.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Servants of Shelter of Koochiching County |
The Northern Lights Hotel conversion project will create 6 studio shelter units and 16 units of permanent supportive housing in a community that is dubbed the "Icebox of The Nation". Koochiching County was already in a housing crisis before challenges caused by the pandemic and prolonged border closures worsened housing availability.
Servants of Shelter operates the only emergency shelter and permanent supportive housing in over 100 miles in any direction. We have a history of successfully managing our programs and have widespread community support. We lack the capital funds to acquire and rehab this building. We are looking to transforming this older family run motel into affordable, safe, well maintained, low barrier housing for our neighbors and community members. This project will feature on site services and accessible units which are desperately needed and will greatly impact the financial stability of our guests and tenants, as well as offer a stable customer and employee base for local small businesses. Thank you for considering our application. |
Koochiching County |
MN |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Every Meal |
Every Meal is seeking $4MM for the purchase of an $8MM expanded facility to function as the main meal bag assembly, storage, and distribution center for our state-wide effort to fight child hunger in Minnesota. |
Roseville |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homeless Helping Homeless |
There is a need to own the building to enable us to make capital improvements . We would like to construct indoor modules to house people experiencing homelessness in our low barrier shelter. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Homeless Helping Homeless |
Funds are needed to construct safe, private, sleeping areas for up to 20 additional residents at our low barrier shelter. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cass Clay Community Land Trust |
Funding will provide members of underserved populations with a path to homeownership and an opportunity to generate wealth.
|
Clay County |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tubman |
This request will enable Tubman to replace all original 1965 windows with new energy efficient windows. Window replacement is a part of a larger capital project to improve the accessibility, utility, and safety of Harriet Tubman Center East in Maplewood, MN by improving core infrastructure like electrical, windows, roofing, fire suppression and the addition of an elevator to serve the public, non-shelter areas of this architecturally and historically significant building. Each project component can be a stand-alone project and does not rely on other parts of the project being completed.
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Maplewood |
MN |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
Chateau Theatre improvements will support economic development in a CDBG-eligible area of Rochester. The renovated facility will provide employment opportunities for local unemployed and underemployed residents. These jobs will provide opportunities for some of the city's most vulnerable populations to recover from the economic impacts of the pandemic, work close to home, and earn fair wages.
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Rochester |
MN |
$1,765,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
The proposed project is a multi-use trail along CSAH 38 in the city of Newport that will fill existing gaps between 21st Street to 7th Avenue. The trail will also connect to a pedestrian overpass on Highway 61 and provide regional connections because it is part of the Mississippi River Trail (MRT). Filling the existing trail gaps will create more multi-modal transportation opportunities. The trail will also serve the Newport Transit Station, future City Hall, and multiple redevelopment areas.
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Newport |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
Significant roof leaks require immediate replacement, and the wooden dome structure needs a total restoration. |
Stillwater |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Penumbra Theatre Company, Inc. |
We seek funding to support a planning and pre-design process that invites key partners to envision a multi-use space providing vital racial healing for Minnesotans. We're widening our circle to build, test, refine, and evaluate all programming and curriculum, making room for beloved community to help shape a shared vision of Penumbra's next lifecycle. Concurrently we're undergoing an iterative business development process focusing on infrastructural growth, earned income strategies, timeline and scale, and capital investment planning. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
Libraries play a critical role in digital access and equity. Technology within library spaces must evolve to keep pace with the needs of community members. Through this proposal, all 13 Saint Paul Public Library locations will upgrade our well-used community rooms to have a consistent base of technology tools that patrons can rely on. Patron technology needs will vary by the demographic of the populations served at each library branch. The base services will create a foundation for each library to build upon and allow individual branches to tailor their technology offerings to the unique needs of each community. Meeting rooms will be enabled with technology to facilitate work and collaboration via outlets, projectors, video capability and more. Additionally, upgrades such as expanded electrical outlets and charging stations that will enable libraries to function as community "co-working" spaces. This proposal will ensure that libraries provide public access to the technology-rich community meeting and work spaces that residents want and need in our digital age. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
In alignment with existing youth jobs goals in the City of Saint Paul, this proposal would provide $1M in resources to develop a training and jobs program to support the planting and maintenance needs of the overall EAB management program. The goal would be to create pathways to green industry careers for young people in Saint Paul. Young people are regularly seeking connections to careers in the trades. This jobs program would provide the experience and personal support to help put them on the path to good paying labor jobs and green industry careers, while helping the City of Saint Paul address the EAB environmental crisis.
Additionally, leveraging $2.5M in resources from this proposal, the City of Saint Paul would align contracting opportunities for stump removal with existing City of Saint Paul supplier diversity goals, and prioritize opportunities for small, women and minority owned businesses. |
Saint Paul, MN |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Paul |
The Hayden Heights Library is in need for complete renovation to meet the needs of its east side residents and based on its physical condition and lack of investment since it was built in 1978. The Hayden Heights Library serves the Greater East Side neighborhood of Saint Paul, a racially-, ethnically-, and economically-diverse neighborhood. Twenty-eight percent of residents are foreign-born; fifty-eight percent are people of color. Forty-six percent speak a language other than English. Forty-six percent have an income of199% of poverty or lower. Sixty-nine percent of households are cost-burdened renters. A transformative renovation of this dated, run-down neighborhood library would provide the neighborhood with a dynamic, technology-enabled, inviting and healing community space and resource hub that strengthens the social infrastructure of the Greater East Side. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The redevelopment of the Hillcrest golf course site offers a transformative opportunity to bring much needed housing, jobs, infrastructure, and green space to Saint Paul's Greater Eastside. The $47m infrastructure project will result in a 5-acre park that will be activated as outdoor space for residents and the public utilities, roads, and trails to support a mix of low, medium, and high density affordable housing options adding 1,000 housing units. The addition of a light industrial business park will bring approximately 1,000 living wage jobs to the neighborhood. Hillcrest will have the first LEED for Communities Platinum certification in the world, with plans to include key features such as rooftop solar, geothermal energy, and best-in-class storm water management systems. The City is requesting an earmark for portions of the construction of public facilities, including water and sewer facilities, needed to support this important redevelopment. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
Funding is needed to complete construction of the North End Community Center, a new 25,000 square foot building with enhancements to the existing 5.6-acre park in Saint Paul's North End neighborhood. This community center will replace the obsolete Rice Recreation Center and provide a modern community hub with amenities requested and needed by the community. The center and parkland sit nestled between the Rice Street Library and the Paul and Sheila Wellstone Elementary School. The project will provide state-of-the-art amenities to encourage social and physical activity including multi-purpose community rooms, a teaching kitchen, youth and teen rooms, a gymnasium, dance room, fitness room, and outdoor courtyard. The park improvements include a multi-sport artificial turf field, sepak takraw/badminton courts, basketball courts, picnic areas, a paved community plaza, and open green space. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The Riverview Library, a historic Carnegie library, needs a comprehensive renovation to meet the needs of the west side residents and based on its physical condition. It hasn't been renovated since 1989. Funding will transform Riverview Library, a dated, run-down neighborhood library, into a dynamic, technology-enabled, inviting and healing community space and resource hub that strengthens the social infrastructure of the West Side neighborhood, including building on the cultural history of welcoming new immigrants. The West Side is a racially-, ethnically- and economically-diverse neighborhood. Forty-four percent of residents have an income of 199% poverty rate or lower. Sixty-eight percent of households are cost-burdened renters. Eighteen percent of residents are foreign-born; more than 50 percent are people of color. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakeville |
Construction of a freight rail car storage and transload facility a) enhances public safety by consolidating freight activities to industrial areas, mitigating congestion along rail lines and eliminating conflicts at highway/rail at-grade crossings; and b) supports economic development of Lakeville industrial park businesses by creating multi-modal connections and facilitating services integration between rail service and trucks. |
Lakeville |
MN |
$6,912,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
By deploying a 4 year autonomous shuttle pilot, Grand Rapids and another neighboring partner community will gain an accessibility-focused transportation option while experiencing a first hand introduction to the new vehicle technologies. It will also allow the project's technology partners to better understand the rural community needs for new mobility solutions in a winter climate setting.
At the same time (through another Congressionally Directed Spending Request from Minnesota North), the region will also leverage these shuttle pilot technology partnerships and the local workforce development partners to help focus on building out the much needed shift in workforce capacity and career pathways for these types of new vehicles. |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pine County |
The primary focus of this project is to provide greater access to the southeastern area of Hinckley for business and commercial use, and allow for the creation of an important new economic development zone in the heart of the Mille Lacs Tribal Economy, while also reducing traffic congestion at the intersection of Interstate 35 and State Highway 48 and providing an efficient and effective use of the existing overpass to connect the Munger Trail to the Oberstar Trail. |
Pine County |
MN |
$26,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Scott County |
The Merriam Junction Regional Trail Improvements project will serve three critical purposes. First, it will remediate land that today is notable as a swampy abandoned rail line, with disconnected segments of land marked by washed out trails and bridges. Project elements include four pedestrian bridges, riverbank stabilization, and flood mitigation that will also prevent erosion and protect cultural resources.. Second, it will connect Scott and Carver Counties in a way that promotes destination-based outdoor recreation activities, which will benefit local economies and promote healthy lifestyles. This project enjoys broad support in Carver and Scott County. Finally, the Traill will provide access to outdoor recreation for local underserved communities, particularly in Louisville Township, which currently lacks easy access to the trail area. |
Scott County |
MN |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Global Wellness Consortium |
Secure a combination of public and private funds sufficient to complete an economic feasibility study for the project as well as initial environmental reviews in coordination with MnDOT and FRA. The study would examine the corridor from the Twin Cities to Rochester with station locations at MSP, Mall of America, RST and downtown Rochester. |
Edina |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
The Red River of the North is extremely susceptible to spring and summer flooding events, overtopping roads and rail transportation and inundating farmland. This disrupts traffic by closing I-29 and all highway access through Oslo, MN on MN Hwy 1, and to ND trunk Hwy 54, connecting northern Minnesota to I-29, as well as rail commerce delivering agricultural products to market. In the last 25 years, there have been 13 major flood events. The city of Oslo and farmyards are typically without access for up to 6 weeks when this happens. Safety of citizens and emergency fire and rescue are at risk, as air-boat is the only transportation in the flooded area. This project is a well-studied and publicly accepted solution to mitigate the frequency and intensity of flooding.
Because of the many entities concerned, this project requires bi-state cooperation, including watershed districts, highway departments and DNR agencies. A grassroots organization made of up volunteer members of border townships has spearheaded the effort since 2013 to bring these entities together toward a solution. |
Red River Valley |
MN |
$25,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Feeley Township |
Shallow Lake Road is currently a paved Town Road in very poor condition. Feeley Township has expended $42,000 over the past two years in pavement maintenance including leveling and patching to address pavement deterioration. The constant, ongoing maintenance needs are an undue strain on local resources.
A newly paved roadway will mitigate maintenance and upkeep needs of Shallow Lake Road. Being a fairly small township with a population of approximately 300, maintenance resources are not abundantly available. Recent expenditures related to Shallow Lake Road provides a drain on local resources. Reducing maintenance needs by repaving the roadway will free up staff time in addition to material and funding resources. |
Feeley Township |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Phumulani Minnesota African Women Against Violence |
Phumulani Minnesota African Women Against Violence is seeking funds to purchase and renovate a building for use as a culturally sensitive women's shelter and transitional housing facility near the Maplewood neighborhood in St. Paul. Two weeks ago we lost two more immigrant women in our community to domestic violence. Every day Phumulani receives calls from women want to escape the cycles of control, abuse, and violence that they are caught in, but who do not have the resources to do so. Meanwhile, the shelter network in the greater Minneapolis area is full to capacity, meaning the the street is the only option for survivors seeking to to escape physical and mental abuse and the very real potential of death at the hands of their spouse or partner. At Phumulani, we specialize in working with immigrant women who face even more barriers to access through traditional transitional housing. We envision this space as one of safety, healing, empowerment, and comfort, where survivors will have the opportunity to become thrivers with classes in financial management, job training and resume support, childcare workshops, permanent housing placement, and more. We are dedicated to bringing this vision to reality for our survivors. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$554,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Louis Park |
The NOAH land trust project would provide affordable housing in perpetuity through a unique program that utilizes the land-trust model to remove the land costs from the project and facilitate long-term affordability. This program requires substantially less financial subsidy than new construction of affordable housing, prevents displacement of low-income households in areas experiencing gentrification, and preserves naturally occurring affordable units.
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St. Louis Park |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sauk Rapids |
Funding is needed for improvements at Mayhew Creek Park to increase access to recreational opportunities, including trails, ball fields and an outdoor aquatic center. The 120-acre park is already owned by the City of Sauk Rapids and the improvements would add a total of ten (10) ball fields, batting cages, an ice skating loop, an outdoor aquatic center, and parking/utilities for the park. |
Sauk Rapids |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
Intend to improve the emergency shelter systems available to those experiencing homelessness by better aligning their access to the current shelter network with federal standards around coordinated entry. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space |
This federal investment will ensure the long-term preservation and success of the accessible, affordable apartment community for the extremely-low/very-low income persons with disabilities throughout the 4th Congressional District. This project will provide critical improvements to 68 households in St. Paul, Roseville, and Stillwater. These improvements assist and make independent community living a possibility for adults with disabilities, seniors and veterans within their communities. Federal support for improvements will help ASI preserve and leverage its limited and restricted replacement reserve funding for ongoing maintenance needs, and the continued provision of reasonable accommodations and modifications to residential units and common areas to ensure residents have full and equal access to the housing program. Additionally, federal funding will significantly reduce maintenance expenses, prevent high cost emergency repairs, and reduce the need for increases in the contract rents in the federal/HUD rental assistance contract which keeps resident rents affordable. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund |
NOAH Preservation financing activity aligns with the Consolidated Plan's Strategy to provide decent, affordable housing through the planned acquisition, rehabilitation and preservation of 1,000-1,600 NOAH units throughout the state, with activities in both urban and rural communities. This addresses the Consolidated Plan Goal to "Provide decent affordable housing to … low-moderate income renters." These NOAH properties are at-risk due to speculation and aging conditions.
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund has identified the opportunity to assist small and emerging rental property owners by providing access to low-cost, deferred loans to enable local, ‘mom and pop' landlords to acquire and preserve rental properties. Intervention is needed as naturally occurring affordable housing (NOAH) is being lost at a fast pace in the Twin Cities and across Minnesota; yet these properties are the most affordable housing our communities have.
There is an alarming loss of existing NOAH properties to market rate convsions. Minnesota Housing Finance Agency estimates that over 2,000 NOAH rental units are lost each year due to speculative conversions to upscale properties. That is a significant problem as the state only produces approximately 2000 affordable units per year (MHFA, 2018). |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe |
The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe (LLBO) Emergency Food Bank and Distribution Center (EFBDC) was established in May of 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Tribe repurposed an outdated facility for the storage and distribution of emergency supplies (PPE) and many tons of food to be distributed to mitigate and respond to the pandemic. The EFBDC also encompasses operations of: (1) the Leech Lake Elderly Nutrition Program, which provides meals to elders in a congregate setting and delivers meals to the homes of elders with limited mobility; (2) the Leech Lake SHIP Program; and (3) the Leech Lake Youth and Recreation Program.
The repurposed facility is structurally sound, but requires extensive renovations to meet the needs of the EFBDC. Renovations for this project include installation of a new kitchen and bathrooms, exterior windows and doors, plumbing fixture renovation, wall and floor finishing, domestic water distribution renovation, sprinkler renovation, electrical and wiring renovation, communications and security renovation. The requested funding is based on cost estimates from planning and design completed on April 11, 2022. |
Leech Lake Indian Reservation |
MN |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Listening House of St. Paul |
Listening House of St. Paul is a welcoming, low-barrier day shelter and part of the ecosystem of care for adults experiencing homelessness. For nearly 40 years Listening House has provided food, clothing, a place to receive mail and a safe place off the street. At Listening House, program advocates look guests in the eye, greet them by name, and listen. Guests make connections -- to case managers, healthcare professionals, and employment and housing specialists.
Listening House successfully operated a second location for 17 months during the COVID-19 pandemic through a contract with the City of St. Paul and Ramsey County. Between the two sites, Listening House tallied over 70,000 guest visits in 2021. The dramatic increase in guests served made it clear that Listening House needs to permanently increase capacity.
The next step is a combination of acquisition and renovation. The site was chosen because of location - a commercial space of three lots in one sale, with limited potential impact on neighbors, no residential neighbors and on a bus line. Most importantly, 421-423 7th Street East, Saint Paul, MN, provides the space to build a permanent day shelter that honors and facilitates options for a population that have few. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans |
MACV requests support for renovating the Snelling Motel into an affordable supportive housing property suitable for long-term Veteran residents. Minnesota is experiencing a critical shortage of affordable housing, especially in the Twin Cities metropolitan region. Veterans with low income are at a distinct advantage in the current housing market, especially when paired with other challenges which make them less-than-ideal tenants for most mainstream housing providers. Factors like criminal backgrounds, prior evictions, poor employment history, and less-than-honorable discharge from military duty create even more barriers which make housing stability an elusive goal for those who served in the armed forces.
Homeless Veterans who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), who have a disability which affects their housing stability, or who have a family to support face unique challenges which can result in longer and more frequent periods of homelessness, and difficulty finding affordable housing which accommodates their needs. Expansion of our supportive housing program helps underrepresented households stabilize their lives with dignity and purpose. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montevideo Public Schools |
The Montevideo Public Schools district is looking to solve the problem of its Fine Arts Center. The current Fine Arts Center, which is owned by the school district, is a building that has been very important to the community. It has housed many of the school district's activities related to music and arts for many years and has served as a haven for children and adults in the community who are passionate about them. In recent years, the Fine Arts Center has become a dilapidated building and has been named unusable, causing the school district to close it completely. The school district and community sees the Fine Arts Center as an important need here in Montevideo and has decided to move forward with building a new center by demolishing the Fine Arts Center and constructing a new Performing Arts Center that will be connected to Montevideo High School. The total cost of this project will be $15 million. The Montevideo Public Schools is looking to get 10% of the project's funds from this application and cover the rest of the cost with a combination of local donations and local bonding. |
Montevideo |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Homeless Service Providers of Duluth |
The purpose of this project is to design a system that will move people from sheltered and unsheltered homelessness through a pipeline of support (Stepping on Up Phases I, II, and III) to help them find stability, redemption, purpose, and productivity. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids and Greenway |
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids and Greenway are autonomous sites of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northland. In existence for 5 years, the Grand Rapids and Greenway sites serve over 500 youth annually during out-of-school hours, year-round. There are 3 priority outcomes at the Clubs, Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and Character & Leaders Development. Open to school-aged youth, especially those who need us the most, the Boys & Girls Club of Grand Rapids continues to grow and will be losing Club space by 2025 because of a change in ownership of the current site.
With the continuing growth of the Boys & Girls Clubs in Grand Rapids and Greenway, an opportunity is available to purchase a building that will need upgrades to comply with the Boys & Girls Club standards and be suitable for the Grand Rapids area community. The yearly membership for this rural area is approximately 500, with a daily attendance of 135 youth. The successful program has the potential to grow, yet not in the current facility. Out-of-school time care is at a premium. The Clubs allow families to work with peace of mind that their children are safe with caring adults. |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saint James Housing and Redevelopment Authority |
The project would entail removing the current roof top air handler unit at Park Apartments, replacing it with a new unit and adding HVAC drops to the main floor. The goal is to improve air quality and air circulation.
Park Apartments as a part of the St. James Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) was built in 1969 constructed of steel and cement. It is considered a hi-rise with 69 units, 7 floors, and one elevator. The building houses approximately 98 people. The HRA office is on the main floor; floors 2 through 7 house tenants. Each Apartment has a 10,000 BTU through-the-wall air conditioner. There are no interior units as units face either the back/ west side or the front/east side of the building. Park Apartments is heated by 2 new Lochinvar Crest hot water boilers which run through the heating season. |
Saint James |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rescue Now Services, Inc. |
Rescue Now Services, Inc. - Shelters is to provide unsheltered individuals a safe place from adverse weather, harmful social and environmental circumstances. We connect individuals to services that address fundamental physiological human needs to foster the development of higher human motivation and improved outcomes. We offer a place for shelter from the harsh life of homelessness in a warm overnight shelter. We supply shelter from outdoors life, showers, rest, food, lockers, human dignity, respect and information for other services.
Shelter Family:Our shelter family consists of individuals who are defined as homeless by Minnesota state definition. The State of Minnesota defines homeless as "any individual, unaccompanied youth or family that is without a permanent place to live that is fit for human habitation." Doubling-up is considered homeless.
Our shelter guest express a need to have services from multicultural group of advocates. The largest % of those experiencing homelessness are African American, Indigenus, Caucasion and men. Our team of advocates mirror this population and provide many services to the community. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$446,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hector |
The City of Hector, MN needs funding for urgent safety upgrades to their airside Airport infrastructure. The Airport in its current layout has a number of serious deficiencies including obstructions in its approach to Runway 12, obstructions to a clear Runway Visibility Zone (RVZ) at the intersecting runways, and a too-narrow paved runway. The existing Runway 12/30 lighting is not FAA-approved non-frangible lighting and there is no beacon as required for night operations, nor are other safety-related navigational aids such as Precision Approach Path Indicators (PAPIs) and Runway End Identifier Lights (REILs). The length of Runway 12/30 is inadequate to meet the needs of the most demanding aircraft using the airport, the Air Tractor 502, used by the agricultural spraying company that is based at the Hector airport, and for medical evacuation services (medivac) aircraft needs. |
Hector |
MN |
$7,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Karlstad |
Karlstad, MN is in need of funding for a proposed improvement project for the Karlstad Municipal Airport to expand aviation capabilities in order to support current recreational and business users in the area and to stimulate economic development and support future growth in the region. The existing airport includes a 2,606' turf runway constructed in 1953 that does not meet modern needs due to characteristics that restrict its use. These characteristics include the runway being too short for all but the lightest aircraft, its chronically wet condition rendering it unusable much of the year, and its obstruction by highways, powerlines and nearby towers. Highway 11 runs immediately south of the airport and there is no public fuel or public hangar space, which adds to the current limitations of the existing airport. The proposed project would relocate the airport to a more functional and suitable location to provide the necessary foundation for future growth and expansion capabilities, bringing additional funding opportunities to the airport and new economic prospects to the local economy and its stakeholders. |
Karlstad |
MN |
$20,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Le Sueur |
For the Le Sueur Municipal Airport to continue the beneficial financial impacts to the local and state economy, the airport needs to be able to offer hangars for the general public to rent or lease. Currently, the airport does not offer this and has put the potential of constructing rentable hangars at the end of the capital plans due to the continued financial needs to maintain the rest of the airport. |
Le Sueur |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 115, Senator Doug Johnson Highway, will be resurfaced from TH 53 to County Road (CR) 418 (Frasier Bay Road). CSAH 115 is functionally classified as a Major Collector and serves as the primary connection between the City of Tower, MN, and the City of Cook, MN, along the south shore of Lake Vermilion. The Lake Vermilion area is a major recreational attraction in rural northern Minnesota and is critical to the local seasonal economy. The area also provides several entry points to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW). The project will consist of 11.6 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. |
Cook |
MN |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metro Transit |
The METRO F Line would substantially replace and upgrade Metro Transit bus Route 10 in the Central Avenue corridor. Among local bus routes in the Metro Transit system, Route 10 ranks in the top five for ridership; however, existing Route 10 buses often experience delays that result in slow and unreliable trips for riders. Bus riders in the Central Avenue corridor experience two key needs today: slow, unreliable transit service and inadequate passenger facilities. Passenger waiting facilities are limited at many of these stops. Improving these facilities will both deliver a better experience for existing riders and attract new riders to transit. 46% of Route 10 riders are people of color or live in low-income households. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Council |
The METRO G Line would substantially replace and upgrade Metro Transit bus service on routes 62 and 28 in the Rice / Robert Street corridor. Transit in this corridor plays a key role in connecting communities to jobs and opportunity; however, buses often experience delays that result in slow and unreliable trips for riders. Bus riders in the Rice / Robert corridor experience two key needs today: slow, unreliable transit service and inadequate passenger facilities. 43% of Route 62 and Route 68 riders are people of color or live in low-income households. Passenger waiting facilities are limited at many of these stops. Improving these facilities will both deliver a better experience for existing riders and attract new riders to transit. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Council/Metro Transit |
The proposed BLRT Extension project will provide transit improvements in the highly traveled northwest area of the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. The BLRT will run from Target Field station 13 miles northwest to Oak Grove Parkway in Brooklyn Park, through downtown Minneapolis, north Minneapolis, Robbinsdale, Crystal, and Brooklyn Park. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum |
The University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum is seeking $4 million to support the construction of a new entrance to the facility which will provide streamlined, safer transportation accommodations for the nearly 500,000 people who visit annually and the surrounding community. |
Chanhassan |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 4, Governor Rudy Perpich Memorial Drive, is functionally classified as a Minor Arterial and is a primary route between the Duluth area and northern St. Louis County, including the Iron Range. It provides access for National Forest Lands, multiple rural communities and recreational properties. The project will consist of 5.4 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 91 (Haines Road) and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 54 (Morris-Thomas Road) are adjacent urban routes located in Duluth, MN. Both highways are functionally classified as Minor Arterial routes and provide critical links between residential areas, retail business and the Duluth International Airport (DIA). These two routes will be incorporated into one resurfacing project consisting of 4.9 miles of bituminous milling, concrete sidewalk repair, curb and gutter repair and new bituminous asphalt surfacing. The project will also provide for improved pedestrian, bicycle and ADA accommodations along both routes. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sartell |
The City of Sartell has experienced exponential growth in the past twenty years, which has contributed to the region's prosperity. The City's population alone has grown 65% since 2000. As a part of this growth, the community identified in its 2016 Comprehensive Plan a future transportation network that serves as the foundation for facilitation of new growth and providing East to West and North to South connections in developing areas of Sartell. This future transportation network includes the extension of 15th Street North between Pinecone Road North and 30th Avenue North (otherwise known as Townline Road/7th Avenue), to be completed in two phases. This extension will provide a necessary East to West connection and will impact multiple regional partners. A study was completed in 2017 by the St Cloud APO to proactively measure and determine feasibility of this valuable road expansion. The recent development of the ISD 748 Sartell/St. Stephen High School in the northern limits of Sartell has exponentially increased the need for this corridor expansion, for connection, mobility, and for safety reasons. |
Sartell |
MN |
$6,963,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Red Wing |
The $2.0 million ask will fully fund the $4.851 million Red Wing Riverfront Trail project from He Mni Can/Barn Bluff Regional Park to Colvill Park . This "gap" in Red Wing's Mississippi River riverfront trail system is a .75 mile section and is a critical linking segment of the broader proposed 17 mile Red Wing to Lake City Mississippi Blufflands State Trail.
The recreational trail will be non-motorized and provide the connection for two of Red Wing's riverfront parks; He Mni Can - Barn Bluff Regional Park and Colvill Park. Colvill Park is a multi-function 29 acre city park. The trail will provide an alternate safer travel way, other than the highway shoulder or a heavily traveled arterial street, in an economically designated Low Income Census tract. It's expected this trail will be heavily utilized by children to travel to and from Colvill Park. Colvill Park includes the city's public swimming aquatic center.
The trail has been awarded $480,000 in FHWA Scenic Byways federal funding for engineering investigations, design development, environmental review and final design with a separate FHWA award of $795,000 for capital costs. The project is at a 60% engineering design level. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chisago County |
Project will reconstruct and expand 8 miles of US 8 from 2 lanes to 4 lanes to accommodate existing traffic volumes of over 22,000 trips per day. It will also look to consolidate approximately 60 access points down to 8 and add a trail for bike/ped traffic. Project is needed to address safety, congestion/mobility, access management, economic development and bike/ped deficiencies. |
Center City |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Savage |
Replacement of two railroad bridges over the existing roadway and river that have limited vertical and horizontal clearance. The replacements/modifications will improve efficiency of traffic flow, improve safety operations of vehicles, allow for access for emergency vehicles, and provide multi-modal (pedestrian, bike) usage. |
Savage |
MN |
$14,439,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anoka County |
TH 65 is a vital link for traffic traveling between the Twin Cities urban core and northern suburban and exurban communities. TH 65 is the only continuous north/south corridor of its size and capacity in Anoka County. The primary needs for improving the TH 65 corridor are related to traffic safety, mobility for TH 65 through traffic and cross street traffic, bikeability and walkability along and across the corridor, and travel reliability for freight haulers and commuters. |
Blaine |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Faribault County Public Works |
Construct two new public works facilities to replace three outdated and dangerous facilities. |
Blue Earth |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burnsville |
The Highway 13 and Nicollet Avenue Mobility Improvement Project grade separates the intersection of Minnesota Highway 13 and Nicollet Avenue to address safety and congestion needs. |
Burnsville |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
I-94 West Corridor Coalition |
Over the past decade over $100 Million has been spent upgrading 94 from Maple Grove through Clearwater, including an unbonded overlay from Fish Lake Interchange to West of Highway 101, the Dayton Parkway Interchange, lane expansion from St. Michael to Rogers, and reconstruction and expansion from Monticello to Clearwater. This project will continue lane continuity between projects currently in construction east of Albertville and west of Monticello scheduled for completion in the fall of 2022 and will expand westbound 3 lane section expansion from CSAH 37 to MnROAD including reconstructing/widening the CSAH 19 westbound bridge. |
Albertville |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Olmsted County |
Olmsted County requests Congressionally Directed Spending for preliminary design, final design, and right-of-way acquisition in FY23 for a proposed interchange project at County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 44 (formerly County Road 104) and Trunk Highway (TH) 14 and an associated flyover at 7th Street NW. The project will provide a significant safety improvement on a regional U.S. Highway (TH 14). The intersection is located on the west side of Rochester and has significant safety concerns. A skewed geometric angle, a 65-mph speed limit on TH 14, and high traffic volumes on both the trunk highway and county highway, are contributing factors to approximately twelve crashes each year, including a recent fatality. In addition to improving safety of the intersection, two additional objectives are to improve mobility and support capacity and growth of the region. The recently completed U.S. 14 Corridor Analysis Project identified construction of an interchange at the CSAH 44 intersection as an immediate, short-term (5-year) improvement. |
Olmsted County |
MN |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sherburne County |
This project will improve highway safety and accessibility to underserved rural populations including a federally designated food desert and BIPOC areas in Mille Lacs County. It will convert an existing Principal Arterial roadway, to a four-lane divided expressway and construct a grade-separated interchange at County Road 4 in Zimmerman, MN. This project includes the removal of the sole reaming signal along this 75 mile stretch of US 169 between Rogers and the Mille Lacs Lake area. |
Zimmerman |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Maple Grove |
The following needs are met by the proposed Highway 610 Extension project:
Alleviates congestion and delays
Enhances regional mobility
Improves safety and reduces crashes
Supports economic development and job access
Removes barriers to efficient freight movement
Improves multimodal connections including pedestrian, bicycle, and transit networks in and around the City
Consistent with local, regional, and statewide plans and policies
|
Maple Grove |
MN |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Mesabi Mine Planning Board |
U.S. Highway 169, known as the Cross Range Expressway, is the primary freight and passenger highway connection between Grand Rapids, Hibbing, and Virginia. This seventy mile distance was completed to a four lane divided highway between the 1950s and 1994, except for the length from Coleraine to Pengilly which was left as two lane undivided highway. Subsequently two additional sections were completed using state funding, still leaving 8.4 miles of two lane undivided highway sandwiched between and constricting traffic between four lane divided highway both east and west of the unfinished section. The remaining undivided segment has grade, curve/visibility, shoulder, and other constraints that result in traffic safety issues and is a potential economic constraint, choking both freight and passenger vehicles as traffic flows between the otherwise continuous four lane divided highway of the Cross Range Expressway. A short summary of major background and supporting points is attached to this application and more information would be available upon request. A brief project summary is also attached for informational purposes. |
Itasca County |
MN |
$150,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bloomington |
The State and the City have determined that providing a contiguous trail corridor for the Bloomington segment of the Minnesota Valley State Trail to extend from the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center to the Bloomington Ferry Bridge in Bloomington is of high priority, for the region and the state. This project will build upon completed and upcoming work, to construct the trail segment connecting from the Lyndale Avenue trail access point to the west to Nine Mile Creek, including a bridge to provide safe crossing access for all users over the creek.
The project will work to improve access, recreation, and connectedness for all users. It will improve access for people of all ages and abilities to the Minnesota River Valley, thereby increasing public appreciation for and stewardship of its natural and cultural resources. It will provide additional recreational opportunities for residents and visitors to the Twin Cities Metro Area. Lastly, it will improve connectedness of the state, regional, and local trail systems, particularly those existing and planned trails along or connecting to the Minnesota River valley. |
Bloomington |
MN |
$2,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakeville |
The existing I-35 and CSAH 50 interchange is an interim configuration that is deficient in capacity and geometry, and lacks adequate sight distance and turn lanes, resulting in traffic congestion and public safety issues. Lakeville was the fastest growing city in Dakota County and the Twin Cities Metropolitan region in the past ten years. As planned growth continues, replacing this deficient interchange is critical to address increasing traffic congestion and public safety issues, and for the area to remain economically competitive across growing state, nation and global markets.
The project includes engineering and design for the future reconstruction of the deficient Interstate 35 (I-35) and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 50 interchange. The project will implement innovative options for the interchange, feature new solutions for stormwater management, incorporate multi-modal connections and prioritize safety initiatives. The completed project is a critical step and serves as the guide for completing right-of-way acquisition and assisting stakeholder planning efforts in advancing toward construction. |
Lakeville |
MN |
$5,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Louis Park |
The Cedar Lake Road and Louisiana Avenue Improvements project is the planned reconstruction of two major roadways in the northwest corner of the city. Cedar Lake Road (from TH 169 to Kentucky Avenue) and Louisiana Avenue (23rd Street to TH 394). Improvements in these corridors include:
Pavement replacement
Construction of new sidewalks
Replacement of existing sidewalks
Reconstruction of the intersection of Cedar Lake Road and Louisiana Avenue
Modifications of traffic signal systems to meet current ADA requirements
Replacement of street lighting systems
Storm sewer improvements
Public utility improvements
Additional funding from Congress would allow us to complete this project which is a key route for students attending local schools by building:
Bikeways along both roadways
Pedestrian crossing enhancements
Enhancements to bus stop facilities and amenities |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carlton County |
raCSAH 61 Reconstruction, Streetscape & Recreational Trial Project addresses important concerns that have arisen since the transfer of ownership of this roadway to Carlton County in 1974. CSAH 61 was turned back to the County by MnDOT when I35 was constructed. Since the turnback the corridor along CSAH 61 has grown considerably in population and attracted several businesses that utilize the corridor to move goods and services. County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 61 is a major collector that connects the Towns of Cloquet/Scanlon to the Village of Esko and then Interstate 35. As the corridor has developed questions have evolved about the economic feasibility of the current geometry of the roadway; the safety and mobility of vehicular, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic; and the aesthetics of the roadway corridor. Since 1974 when CSAH 61 was turned back to Carlton County construction costs have skyrocketed and transportation funding has been fairly stagnant. Carlton County like many other local government agencies has made an effort to stretch the funds available as far as possible, but the continued deterioration of the roadway has forced the County to look for additional funding sources in order increase safety and mobility for vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians. |
Carlton County |
MN |
$15,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carver County |
The following top three project benefits justify the use of congressional directed spending and are discussed in more detail throughout this request.
Highway 5 is an A Minor Arterial roadway, connecting neighborhoods, cities, job centers, and regional destinations, with a primary purpose is to move traffic safely and efficiently. Delay, crash issues, a limited pedestrian and bicycle network, and projected area growth are causing severe backups and crash rates 2.5 times the state average for similar corridors. The proposed investment results include a 70% reduction in traffic delays, efficient and reliable mobility for all users, and a safe and continuous pedestrian and bicycle network, to serve this fast-growing population and job area.
This project will improve access to the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum by eliminating the 2-lane bottle neck on Highway 5 east of the Arboretum's entrance. The project will provide safer and more reliable access for the 500,000 visitors per year to this regional and statewide destination.
The project will restore a regionally significant ecological area by replacing the existing land bridge with an elevated Highway 5 over Lake Minnewashta, reconnecting the lake. of the project incorporates significant ecological benefits. |
Carver County |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carver County |
The US 212 Rural Freight Mobility and Safety Project will expand approximately five miles of US Highway (US) 212, an existing Principal Arterial roadway, from a rural two-lane undivided highway to a four-lane divided expressway from County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 36 in the City of Cologne to Tacoma Avenue in the City of Norwood Young America. The Project will construct Reduced Conflict Intersections (RCIs) and a grade-separated interchange to improve traffic flow and enhance safety in the corridor. In addition to sustainability and equity advancements, this Project will improve the rural transportation system and freight travel by reconstructing the 90-year-old roadway adding capacity to address high crash rates, and reconfiguring intersections to address unsafe conditions. These improvements will vastly improve freight efficiency, improve rural safety, and strengthen rural access to economic opportunities. |
Carvery County |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Blaine |
The Minnesota Trunk Highway 65 at 99th Avenue - Grade Separated Intersection Project (Project) is part of the Trunk Highway 65 Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) study area. The project will construct a grade separated intersection to improve the flow of traffic, expand access for multiple modes of transportation, and improve safety for vehicles traveling along and across the highway corridor, as well as safe bike and pedestrian passage. |
Blaine |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
The Red River of the North is extremely susceptible to spring and summer flooding events, overtopping roads and rail transportation and inundating farmland. This disrupts traffic by closing I-29 and all highway access through Oslo, MN on MN Hwy 1, and to ND trunk Hwy 54, connecting northern Minnesota to I-29, as well as rail commerce delivering agricultural products to market. In the last 25 years, there have been 13 major flood events. The city of Oslo and farmyards are typically without access for up to 6 weeks when this happens. Safety of citizens and emergency fire and rescue are at risk, as air-boat is the only transportation in the flooded area. This project is a well-studied and publicly accepted solution to mitigate the frequency and intensity of flooding.
Because of the many entities concerned, this project requires bi-state cooperation, including watershed districts, highway departments and DNR agencies. A grassroots organization made of up volunteer members of border townships has spearheaded the effort since 2013 to bring these entities together toward a solution. |
Red River Valley |
MN |
$60,817,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks Highway Infrastructure Program funding to improve walking, biking, and transit facilities on Broadway Avenue N. Federal transportation investment will help to transform a roadway with one of Rochester's most hazard intersections into a Complete Street, improving safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and bus riders. Multi-modal improvements will also connect residents with trails along the Zumbro River, Cascade Creek, and Silver Lake. |
Rochester |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks Transit Infrastructure Grant funding to expand the community's park-and-ride assets with the construction of a 200-stall parking deck on municipal property along Broadway Avenue N. The parking deck will help support the City's goal of increasing transit ridership, reducing single-occupancy vehicle use, and curbing greenhouse gas emissions through transportation mode shifts. The project will provide greater opportunities for workers and visitors to travel to downtown Rochester by bus, eliminating vehicle miles traveled. |
Rochester |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
The County Highway 5 (Stonebridge Trail) to Browns Creek Trail project will remove an uneven, unsanctioned foot path and construct a trailhead and trail connections from County Highway 5 to the Browns Creek State Trail. Additionally, the adjacent roadway will be repaved and repaired to provide smooth lanes and shoulders, as well as separated trial to allow local and regional connections from the community to the Browns Creek Regional Trail, on of the DNR's most used trails in the state. The trail project will also connect people to one of Minnesota's earliest road construction projects, the Point Douglas-St. Louis River Road Bridge. The stonebridge is one of Minnesota's oldest bridge structures, constructed around 1865. |
Stillwater |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wabasha |
The City of Wabasha is proposing a project that would improve regional road infrastructure but also create economic development growth. The project would construct a new roadway segment that would allow for realignment of Trunk Highway 60 within the city. This would route dangerous truck traffic away from residential areas and create a more efficient route. The current route is subject to frequent flooding and has created numerous crashes. Additionally, the athletic field, currently in major disrepair and located in the proposed re-route area, would be re-located to city-owned land, allowing for a newly rebuilt recreational facility that would help positively engage youth year-round (baseball fields, volleyball, a hockey rink, and skate park).
Finally, the land surrounding the new highway would have new public infrastructure added to create future residential and commercial growth that is desperately needed by the community. The lack of housing opportunities is impeding growth for this rural community. There are also limited commercial opportunities for new businesses. The project also includes dredging and cleaning a Mississippi River backwater to restore critical water habitat and improve water quality. |
Wabasha |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City Of Lakeville |
This project will provide funding to develop the final design plans for the reconstruction of the I-35 and County Highway 50 interchange to advance the project to construction. The existing I-35 and County Highway 50 interchange does not have sufficient capacity, sight distance or turn lanes, which results in delays and safety issues in this growing area of Lakeville, Dakota County's largest city. Dakota County and the City of Lakeville have been planning to replace this deficient interchange since 2004 and have made significant local investments in right of way acquisition, local road reconfiguration, and drainage improvements. The total estimated construction cost of the interchange is $45 million. Proceeding with design of the interchange will ensure the project is shovel ready and eligible for upcoming grant solicitations from various funding sources. |
Dakota County |
MN |
$5,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
Extension of this light rail system would connect communities from Downtown Minneapolis to Brooklyn Park. The route would better connect our communities, expanding access to jobs, education, and healthcare across Hennepin County. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Paul |
Randolph Avenue Bridge #7272 over Union Pacific Railroad in Saint Paul MN is structurally deficient and requires reconstruction to restore structural capacity and sustain truck freight access to dead-end commercial and industrial businesses on Randolph Avenue. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aitkin County Government |
This project will supply broadband access to the home for over 1200 residences in Aitkin County. The project involves several areas of the county and is in collaboration with two different Internet Service Providers. The areas of the County that are included are unserved areas of broadband service. Areas include Opstead, Dam Lake, North Aitkin, Cedar Lake East, and the Glory area. This project identifies an area of our County that, without funding, would not have access to reliable quality internet. It is in areas where it is not financially feasible for current ISPs to build out. The purpose is to provide quality and reliable internet service to areas of our County that are unserved and underserved. The identified project will provide broadband access to areas that would not be considered for service because of the financial feasibility of the Internet Service Providers. |
Aitkin County |
MN |
$12,453,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Balkan Township |
Funds will be used to design, engineer and construct a fiber network over two square miles connecting 330 households, a population of 808, to high-speed Internet service. |
Balkan Township |
MN |
$5,313,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mankato |
The overall purpose of the project will be to site, design and construct an air traffic control tower at the Mankato Regional Airport. Based on our consultant’s professional study and continued increases in flight traffic volume, the air traffic control tower is necessary to ensure the overall safety of the airport users and airway system. Last week, we received a final commitment from the FAA to fund 90% of the total project. The funds that are being requested as part of the Congressional Directed Spending will assist the City of Mankato in executing phase – II of the project, of which is primarily constating of a siting process for the tower and an environmental assessment and ultimately spurring the project forward to the construction and completion of the air traffic control tower.
The siting process consists of an evaluation to build towers at “the minimum height required” to ensure visibility for air traffic controllers. Specifically, they need clear views of all air traffic, runways, taxiwand controlled movement areas. Controllers also need to be able to distinguish aircraft and vehicles by type, such as single-engine planes and trucks, and to maintain ideal angles of sight in all directions and for all lighting conditions. This process will identify these components.
In addition, the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requires federal agencies to consider the potential environmental consequences of their proposals, to consult with other interested agencies, to document the analysis, and to make this information available to the public for comment before the implementation of the proposals. NEPA is only applicable to federal actions, including projects and programs entirely or partially financed by federal agencies and that require a federal permit or other regulatory decision. |
Mankato |
MN |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Deer River Community Wellness Group |
We believe that the building concept and design are unique ways to address and incorporate many of the partner's and community's needs. Through these conversations, we discovered that there were many duplicated needs from the individual partners. We determined rather than having many separate buildings built for each entity, it would be more efficient to combine resources and share centrally located spaces. These spaces would be used by each entity, but not used by each every day. The shared areas include an ample community gathering space, a stage for large and small events, a board/conference room designed to meet today's technological needs, a commercial kitchen, classroom space, fitness center, and field house. Other areas will be occupied by The City of Deer River, Deer River DMV, Deer River Police Department, Office space for Itasca County Health and Human Services, Leech Lake Tribal District 1, Deer River Area Food Shelf, Essentia Health, the Forward Health Foundation, the DRHS Warrior lending Closet, Boys and Girls Club of Leech Lake, and a childcare facility.
The partnership's commitment and the savings of working and building together make good sense of the maintenance and operations of one building versus operating the individual buildings |
Deer River |
MN |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Morrison County |
Habitat for Humanity of Morrison County (HFHMC) has advanced affordable housing in Morrison County for the last 24 years by serving lower-income families who were homeless or living in inadequate living environments. Currently there are three revenue streams sustaining HFHMC: Fundraisers, the mortgages from previous built homes and private donations. With the continuing escalated costs of building supplies, building affordable homes is challenging. Habitat's mission is to shelter and provide a simple, decent home. Even the simplest of homes costs 60% more to build than it cost two years ago. With the inclusion of Project ReStore, another revenue stream will be provided to provide for further sustainability. Project ReStore will provide a thrift-type store with adequate space to accept donations of used building materials, used furniture and other miscellaneous items that can be repurposed for sale to the public. We will hire part-time staff to oversee the donations, make repairs to items as needed so they are acceptable for sale and rent adequate space to allow for business transactions. Since all items for resale will be donated, costs incurred will be overhead expenses. There have been many on-going calls to HFHMC to receive items such as furniture, used-working appliances and items for repurpose but starting this venture takes extra funding and staff time, both of which are in short supply. |
Morrison County |
MN |
$326,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, Inc |
The Hallie Q. Brown-Martin Luther King Service Center project is for the planning, predesign, site preparation and construction of an expansion of Hallie Q. Brown Community Center (HQB) and the Martin Luther King Service Center. This appropriation request includes money for the construction of additional daycare, preschool and school age classrooms in our Early Learning Center (ELC) and Youth Enrichment Program (YEP) to accommodate the additional students waiting on enrollment; expansion of the Basic Needs programs space which includes our food shelf, clothing closet and Community Support Navigator; remodeled seniors space to accommodate the additional senior groups needing space for activities; expanded and redesigned Community Archive to continue to preserve the unique history of the Rondo Community and Hallie Q. Brown Community Center; and associated capital improvements that will facilitate greater access for Minnesota residents to necessary services and resources provided through key partners such as Prepare & Prosper which provides free tax preparation for low income individuals, Project Cheer which provides free music lessons for low income individuals, the St. Paul Branch of the NAACP and many more as well as the preservation of a key part of Minnesota history, the Rondo community. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northeastern Minnesota |
The funds will be used to help build two new childcare facilities, one in Chisholm and one in Ely. These facilities are estimated to serve 240 children across the Iron Range. The lack of childcare availability is severely impacting workforce recruitment and retention in our region.
Chisholm - Land is donated by Delta Airlines, and predevelopment plans are complete. Construction of an 8,000-square-foot facility is being proposed. The childcare facility will be licensed for 80 full-time equivalent children and will serve approximately 130 youth part-time to full-time. This is a $1.6 million project. The community of Chisholm and surrounding townships of Balkan, Side Lake, and Buhl have no childcare facilities. We are proposing to contribute $500,000 in federal funds to this project for construction; completion date Feb. 22, 2023.
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Chisholm |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Walker West Music Academy |
Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, Walker|West was reaching capacity with 230 students per week and 5,700 program participants annually. Recitals and performances were consistently beyond capacity; storage space for instruments was overflowing; and there was no designated parking, Also another key to the need for space is that our non-renewable lease expires at the end of 2023.
To meet both the demand and the future vision, the organization must move to find a more accommodating space. It is developing a facility plan that envisions and articulates the concepts for the community gathering space and destination. As a part of the planning activities,Walker|West has identified a space and is executing a purchase agreement with the Amherst H Wilder Foundation for their Adult Day Care Facility at 650 Marshall Avenue in Saint Paul.
Walker|West will acquire necessary teaching, rehearsal, performance, community, and support space empowering the spirit of the location to be a community destination with state of the art technology, integrated and flexible spaces, and culturally relevant common areas. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$589,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County |
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners is committed to maintaining a greenway system that serves more than 650,000 visitors a year in a way that safely separates the public from high-speed roads and railways, and provides equitable access to people of diverse backgrounds, interests and abilities. The county requests $4.995 million to continue this work and to honor the more than 23,000 veterans who live in Dakota County by establishing the Veterans Memorial Greenway.
Development of the Veterans Memorial Greenway is critical to improving pedestrian safety. The current route will remove safety barriers including crossing conflicts with 54,000 trucks and other vehicles daily on County Roads 71 and 73, and State Highways 3and 52. The greenway design will also enhance pedestrian safety from trains traveling on two active rail lines. The greenway's accessibility features will welcome the county's more than 6,600 disabled veterans and other users with disabilities. |
Dakota County |
MN |
$4,995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County |
Final design, preparation of the federally required Environmental Assessment document and construction are needed to prepare this corridor for arterial bus rapid transit (BRT) and other needed regional transportation improvements related to safety, traffic operations and bicycle/pedestrian accessibility (see Attachment A: Project Background). The county is currently spending $1.5 M for the preliminary engineering and community engagement work to make the project ready to move into final design and construction. The preliminary cost estimate to reconstruct and transform this two-mile corridor is approximately $30 million. The county will be using its local transportation funds and continue to look for state and federal funding sources to help deliver this important project in Ramsey County. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Paul |
The City of Saint Paul needs to replace the 85-year old Eastbound Rivercentre Bridge #90378 due to age-related structural deterioration. The 39-span 1,040 foot bridge is a critical component of the downtown business district that sees more than 7million visitors annually, and is connected to multiple facilities including the Xcel Energy Center/Rivercentre, Science Museum and Rivercentre Parking Ramps, District Energy Combined Heat and Power Plant, and Exchange Street Viaduct. Replacement of the bridge must also include reconstruction of approach roads, the Exchange Street Viaduct, and the loading dock road. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Paul |
The City of Saint Paul needs to replace the Kellogg-Third Street Bridge #62080/62080A due to structural deficiencies. Bridge reconstruction will remove significant traffic restrictions that have been in-place since 2014. The bridge and its approach roads are important to local, regional and state-wide surface transportation systems, and the project provides significant improvements to multi-modal transportation needs, including collaboration with the Metropolitan Council-led project to construct and operate GoldLine Bus Rapid Transit on the new structure. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
Safety and accessibility improvements are needed to ensure expanding ABRT projects are successful in attracting ridership and increasing mobility. This funding will improve crossing and accessibility for all users of the ABRT system, especially for those with limited mobility. It will also preserve roadway assets along these corridors. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tracy |
The City of Tracy needs funding for multiple safety-related improvements to their paved Runway 11/29, which the City is unable to accomplish due to lack of available funding. The bituminous runway pavement is in poor condition and reconstruction is needed in the immediate future. Runway 11's threshold must be relocated to avoid obstructions to navigation, to protect pilots and people on the ground during operations. The Runway 29 threshold should be shifted to the southeast to restore the runway length after Runway 11's threshold is relocated, protecting the utility of the airport for its users and keeping the 29 threshold out of a wetland area. a large box culvert must be provided for a stream and its associated sharply-dropping ravine that currently impacts Runway 29's Runway Safety Area (RSA), which is a margin of safety around the paved surface of the runway, required by the FAA. The impact of the ravine on the RSA was exacerbated by the July 3, 2018 flood, also known as FEMA Disaster DR-4390, in which the City of Tracy received over 10 inches of water in 3.5 hours, flooding the entire community. |
Tracy |
MN |
$563,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lower Sioux Indian Community |
Lower Sioux currently is in dire need of acquiring and developing new lands to build new homes. With Congressional support Lower Sioux will acquire 80 acres of land as the first step in the tribe's overall expansion plan for housing and community development. Our overall expansion plan consists of acquiring 230 acres and developing infrastructure on these and an additional 180 acres (for a total of 410 acres) to expand our ability to house our tribal citizens. It has been a struggle in the past for Lower Sioux to purchase land around the borders of the reservation but backing from US Congress could prove crucial in not only purchasing these 80 acres, but also for future land acquisitions and infrastructure as well. |
Morton |
MN |
$920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Roseau County & Kittson County Board(s) of Commiss |
Upgrade Roseau County State Aid Highway #7 & Kittson County State Aid Highway #25. The roadway is a federally-designated evacuation route for the citizens in NE Kittson County & NW Roseau County; however, it is currently non-functional as the roadway floods virtually every spring and during heavy rain events. |
Roseau County |
MN |
$13,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Polk County Highway Department |
Funding to Replace Bridge 5767 and its approaches. |
Nielsville |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hadley |
The city of Hadley needs funding for repairs to its aging street infrastructure. Previous projects completed by the city have improved certain aspects of resident's lives, but the deteriorating streets have left residents with inadequate and poor streets. These conditions have lead to both safety and transportation issues along with blighted conditions. |
Hadley |
MN |
$1,505,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stearns County |
Stearns County is requesting funding for the reconfiguration of a roundabout and resurfacing of the four lane section of pavement along County Road 120 between State Trunk Highway 15 and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 1. |
Stearns County |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota |
The Waite Park Community Outpost Collaborative is a partnership between the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota, the City of Waite Park, Waite Park Police Department, Waite Park Senior Citizen Community and the Greater St. Cloud Public Safety Foundation with many additional program partners.
The Waite Park Community Outpost will improve the quality of life for youth and seniors by offering services that focus on behavioral health, juvenile justice, trust-building, nutrition, workforce development, academic success, volunteerism, and crime prevention. The Outpost will unite the Waite Park community, provide volunteer opportunities, offer support for community projects, combat loneliness while positively impacting the lives of youth & seniors, promotes healthy living and encourage creativity, culture and community for all. |
Waite Park |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Peoples Lutheran Chapel |
Peoples Lutheran Chapel, dba Peoples Church, ELCA, has been an emergency homeless shelter for 23 years. We provide more than 50% of the overnight and day shelter services offered in the city of Bemidji, assisting approximately 300 adults and children every year. Located between the Tribal Nations of Red Lake, Leech Lake and White Earth, at least 60% of the people we serve are American Indian. Our services include a congregate sleeping area with mats, sheets and blankets, bathroom, shower, hygiene supplies, 3 meals daily including 1 hot meal, experienced staff, information and referral, laundry supplies, and phone use. Covid-related adaptations include masks, hand sanitizer and more frequent cleaning of high-touch surfaces. Although we are an active Lutheran congregation, no faith practices or beliefs are required to share in shelter services. Our facility is an older church building where the last major renovation was completed 20 years ago. It is in need of significant rehabilitation and updating of surfaces, the kitchen area, storage, rebuilding of stairways, and modernization of HVAC systems to meet Covid-19 recommendations. Our parking lot entrance would be more accessible with a new ramp, deck and push-button operated door. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$272,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Paul Park |
The 3rd Street Collector Roadway Improvements Project proposes the complete reconstruction of the most significant north-south Major Collector roadway in St. Paul Park, from Broadway Avenue as the northern terminus to 14th Avenue as the southern terminus. The projects incorporates a full replacement of our sanitary sewer, storm sewer and water utilities. This project also includes to fully reconstruct the roadway to a 10-ton collector roadway along with full replacement of the sidewalk system. |
St. Paul Park |
MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Highway 169 North Task Force |
SAFETY Improvements for the Motoring Public.
Mobility Enhancements for Economic Corridor and Motoring Public.
Improved Tourism Corridor Safety.
Main Entrance Highway to Ely for Significant Boundary Waters Canoe Area access points. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$13,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saint Cloud Area Planning Organization |
An Environmental Needs Assessment for Highway 15 is necessary for preliminary planning of upgrades and renovations along the corridor. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saint Cloud Area Planning Organization |
The last planning effort for a potential Mississippi River bridge crossing in south Saint Cloud ended in 2005, with four potential alignments being considered. The corridor is envisioned as part of an urban beltline arterial encircling the metropolitan urban area core. All four potential alignments connected to the intersection of 33rd Street South and Roosevelt Road (CSAH 75). However, a preferred bridge alignment and the preferred alignment of a roadway connection to US-10 in Sherburne County were never settled upon.
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St. Cloud |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
The Federal government policy had a significant role in the wealth disparities that are present in and around 38th Street Cultural District area of Minneapolis. Federal funding can redress these disparities, in part, by supporting local community-based identification of strategies and investments that create wealth. The community identified these strategies and investments in the creation of the 38th St Thrive Plan. This Federal funding request supports the 38th Street United Community Development Corporation as the implementation entity for this plan. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
Fund construction of pedestrian ramp upgrades across Minneapolis. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
This request would establish a voluntary assessment fund to allow property owners to fund lead elimination and healthy homes
work that would benefit tenants, and especially children. The City of Minneapolis has pulled together matching sources of funding
to fund healthy homes work but there is often a balance left even after incentives that low to moderate income tenants and property
owners can’t cover. This fund would give them a tool to get the necessary work done to protect the health of children in a home
before those children come in contact with health hazards, primarily lead paint. This request is complimentary to other city, state
and federal dollars and would accelerate preventative work by filling a missing funding gap. This request is a crucial piece of an
aggressive citywide strategy to eliminate lead poisoning in Minneapolis by 2035. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
These funds will be used to fill a project gap on the development of Plymouth Avenue Apartments, a 63-unit affordable housing
project located in two four-story buildings, bisected by an alley. The east building will provide 36 units, comprised of three studio,
31 one-bedroom, and two two-bedroom units. The west building provides 27 units comprised of nine studio, 15 one-bedroom and
three two-bedroom units. Each building will include an elevator, a community room, and common laundry rooms. The west
building includes a large bicycle storage room and bike repair room, to be shared by residents of both buildings.
Plymouth Avenue Apartments will be built on a site that is currently vacant, blighted, and a neighborhood eye sore. The eastern
portion of the site has a church building that has been vacant since 2016. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stepping Stone Emergency Housing |
2nd Floor Renovation at Stepping Stone Emergency Housing. |
Anoka |
MN |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Corcoran |
This project supports the construction of a water supply system, including a well, water treatment facility, and water storage facility, for the City of Corcoran’s Northeast District. In addition to providing safe and clean drinking water to the community, the new system would spur significant residential and commercial growth in the area on the approximately 2,000 acres of mostly undeveloped land that would be served. |
Corcoran |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cottage Grove |
80th Street is the gateway into the City of Cottage Grove. Home to the largest and busiest commercial and retail district with 24,000 vehicles per day, it provides a vital connection to thousands of homes. Some base pavement from 1980 is still in use today along this 1.25-mile segment. With $5.8 million in federal support the City could close the gap on financial shortfalls that prohibit it from funding the $7.8 million rehabilitation project. A sense of urgency to begin the project remains. The City adds thousands of residents each year, as well as extensive retail and commercial growth with the increased population. The City's high-density housing growth is also centered around 80th Street, as two large senior living complexes are now full, and two large apa1iment complexes will be completed in the coming months. With the imminent arrival of bus transit and the current and future traffic counts on 80th Street, this project fits the criteria for the federal infrastructure package. |
Cottage Grove |
MN |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kanabec County Highway Department |
County Road 60 is a gravel road with an average daily traffic of 350 vehicles per day at its highest location. When constructed, the project would link two pave County State Aid routes together. |
Kanabec County |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmington |
In 2017, the City of Farmington realized the need to make improvements to the Rambling River Center and to address the configuration of its interior space. The building previously served as the City Hall and when converted to the senior center, only minimal updates were made to the interior and exterior of the building. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, the shortcomings of this building were quickly realized as the seniors lacked a safe space to gather. Unfortunately, this building has no outdoor gathering space, therefore much of the programing was halted and the seniors were left with no other regional opportunities for. This building also serves as a multi-generational event space and as a safe gathering hub for local Farmington and neighboring township residents, regardless of age and financial ability.
|
Farmington |
MN |
$3,659,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Prior Lake |
The City of Prior Lake is requesting funding assistance to construct a 0.3 mile long, 10-foot, bituminous, multiuse trail along the west side of TH 13 to close an existing trail gap - between Anna Trail Southeast to Pleasant Street Southeast west of TH 13. The proposed segment would fill the existing trail gap and connect to the Three Rivers Park District Big Woods Regional Trail along Eagle Creek Ave SE / County Road 21.
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Prior Lake |
MN |
$633,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West St. Paul |
I am requesting $3,100,000 in funding for the City of West St. Paul to realign and reconstruct the intersection at Dodd Road and Smith Avenue in fiscal year 2023. The entity to receive funding for this project is the City of West St. Paul, 1616 Humboldt Ave, West St. Paul, MN 55118.
The realignment of Smith Avenue and Dodd Road is a multi-faceted project that will bring about greater safety for vehicles, pedestrians and bicyclists, ignite private investment in the area, create a unique public gathering space and a memorial for Mendota Heights Police Officer Scott Patrick who was killed at this intersection.
The project will create connectivity between the east and west side of Smith Avenue by making it easier for all traffic to move safely through the intersection, and decrease the overall number of crossings. It will also create a safe haven for those traveling on foot or bicycle and increase the general public use of the area.
Additionally, with an overall public investment of $4,000,000 this project will begin a domino effect of re-development in an area which is blighted, but huge on potential. The imminent private development right on this intersection that will be enabled by this project is estimated at $45 million with a 5-10 year investment total of at least $70 million."
|
West St. Paul |
MN |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
"For the 3-Phase project to be successfully implemented, the river flow dictates the first phase of the project must be the replacement of the 1905 built railroad bridge and highway bridge, built in its shadow in the 1950s at Oslo and the water flow restrictions at the Hwy 17/317. A smaller bridge project on ND 54 at the Grand Marais also protects highway access. These bridges cannot accommodate the present-day water flow rates of a high water event. This phase is the highest cost of the project, and appropriately cost-shared from four CDS cost accounts, including Highway Infrastructure Program (HIP), Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvement Program (CRISI), FEMA Pre-Disaster Mitigation (PDM), and Watershed Flood Preventions Operations (WFPO).
The second phase of the project is reductions to the overbank upstream from Oslo to remove blockages in the river channel. Modified road elevations upstream at the Oslo area protect I-29 and Hwy 1 because it maintains water flow in the natural river channel. The second phase of the project includes costs shared through HIP, FEMA and WFPO.
In the third phase of the project, FEAM and WFPO share the cost of removing additional water flow restrictions downstream, such as unused approaches and driveways that divert water away from the river channel. "
|
Oslo |
MN |
$17,998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Claremont |
Use of funds will be used to construct a basic, simple but new fire hall for our first responders.
|
Claremont |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Newport |
"Requesting $350,000 of funding to complete work in the north project area including final tree removal and clean-up, parking, and river access ($90,000). And to kick off the south project area with Mill Pond purchase/clean-up ($100,000); secure land donation and prepare property for City management/maintenance; and inspection and planning of final amenity designs ($160,000).
As a small City, visionary projects like this are difficult to fund solely through property taxes and bonding alone. In Newport we face bluff land watershed issues, inflow and infiltration of sanitary sewer lines (aka I+I), older roads that are deteriorating, and other municipal infrastructure essentials that quickly consume available tax dollars. And in fact, lack of funds slowed progress on this project the past few years. We are hopeful that with your help we can get this project back on track and moving forward again. "
|
Newport |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Lake Vermilion Fire Brigade |
The funding request is for upgrading our helibase and providing dock access for emergency vehicles. Our facility has a gravel parking lot that is designed as a helibase. The helibase is routinely utilized by North Memorial Air Care to transfer patients to intensive care hospitals. Our helibase is graveled which is hazardous to helicopters, ambulances, and ground crews. We have access to Lake Vermilion, but no docks. The docks would facilitate response time to transfer patients to emergency vehicles. We are dependent on public docks at present, which are jammed during the summer. The helibase and docks would facilitate federal and state agencies during prescribed and wildfires.
|
Cook |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Saint Paul |
Construction of a new Fire station is needed to serve the growing needs the city's East Side community. The existing Fire Station is 91 years old and can't support the personnel or resources needed to provide adequate and equitable fire and medical response for some of the city's most vulnerable residents. The neighborhoods this station would serve are areas of concentrated poverty, with lower levels of education, are at greater risk for fires, and have been disproportionally impacted by the pandemic. The fire department has seen an increase in emergency calls for service associated with the pandemic, caring for the city's homeless population, and an increase in traumatic injuries due to violent crimes on the city's East Side. A new Station 7 would allow the department to deploy both fire and basic/advanced life support resources to respond to the growing needs of this growing and diverse community.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of St. Scholastica, Inc. |
"The CSS School of Nursing collaborates with multiple rural healthcare agencies and over 700 clinical sites to provide educational experiences for nearly 1,000 nursing students each year. Students receive clinical experience through the Essentia Health system, St. Luke’s (letters of support provided), the St. Louis County Health Department, Benedictine Health Center, a variety of long-term care facilities, community health clinics, Indian Health Service sites, and family practice private clinics in rural and urban settings. Many are located in medically underserved and rural areas; equipping students with the appropriate skills ensures they enter their clinical rotations prepared and confident in their abilities to serve their communities.
In healthcare education, simulation/skills labs have become critical components in preparing all levels of professionals, and are increasingly viewed as essential by accreditation agencies. Students practice patient care skills and learn how to think like a nurse. They master how to conduct health assessments, put in IV lines, administer medication, position patients, and ensure safety protocols are being followed. It is also a chance for students to practice soft skills, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.
Additionally, TeleICUs and emergency services are being used to provide patient care, particularly in rural parts of the United States. Tele-emergency services provide immediate and synchronous audio/video connections between rural low-volume hospitals and an urban emergency department. As a nursing school that supports rural nursing, providing students the opportunities to participate in simulations providing patient care in such a manner is crucial.
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the critical need for nurses, making this project a priority. According to 2020 reports, half of the states in the country faced shortages of nurses during the pandemic, including Minnesota. A spring 2021 nationwide survey of nurses by Vivian Health, a healthcare career company, said 43% of respondents were considering leaving healthcare, and two-thirds of nurses said they felt more stressed about their jobs than a year previously. Additionally, more than one million nurses will retire in the next decade, which is anticipated to put even greater demands on healthcare staffing and increase the need for exceptionally skilled healthcare professionals. Only 15% of nursing professionals in Minnesota serve the expansive northeastern region - including thousands of CSS nursing graduates - making the area’s healthcare workforce critical and easily impacted by the quality of education healthcare professionals receive."
|
Duluth |
MN |
$1,417,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Battered Women's Legal Advocacy |
As the number of calls has exponentially increased on our Action Line, we filled the need by hiring additional staff. However, the funds we utilized to hire an advocate and attorney have since ended and we are left with an increasing need for our services and a lack of funds to support the necessary staff. Based on the absolute need for our services and its benefit to those experiencing child abuse, we believe Standpoint should receive congressionally directed spending to allow us to retain an advocate and an attorney to answer Action Line calls. These funds will help to staff our high demand Action Line and increase Standpoint’s ability to train and provide outreach to underserved populations. Ensuring our services are equitable and accessible to all communities and enabling our legal experts to educate on domestic and sexual violence will greatly benefit communities throughout Minnesota. Unlike other legal service organizations, Standpoint is a statewide and provides all services for free. Standpoint is committed to providing legal services to all victims of domestic and sexual violence, regardless of immigration and/or refugee status, nationality, religion, citizenship, race, ability, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, veteran status, or any other protected class. Yet, access to legal assistance and representation is limited and often unduly costly. Standpoint is the only statewide agency in Minnesota that provides free technical assistance to victims of domestic violence, sexual violence, and child abuse, as well as to the advocates, attorneys, and other professionals who work with those affected by abuse. We do not have an intake process, as that may create additional barriers for the individuals accessing our services. We fill a gap in services that would leave many victims and their children without access to legal advice and advocacy. Standpoint works to advance equity in local communities by working both individually and collectively with other organizations in the community to conduct outreach with populations who have historically been underserved in the domestic and sexual violence movements. In addition to providing services directly to victims, we also provide technical assistance and training to advocates, attorneys, and other professionals working with victims. Our goal is to spread our expertise on legal issues related to domestic and sexual violence, including child abuse, to the victim-serving community to ensure that victims are receiving holistic and competent support. We believe strongly that providing and developing competent legal support will result in better outcomes for victims and their families.
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St. Paul |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance of Early Childhood Professionals |
All Native families in Minnesota will speak their native language fluently from pre-K through elders. This long-term goal was identified through community input from Wicoie staff and apprentices, parents, community members and board members (all but one of whom are tribal-enrolled members). Wicoie is a certified Early Childhood Language Nest with 9 children under the age of six enrolled in their program. Two Native languages are taught to the 16-month through 5 year-old students, Dakhóta and Ojibwe. The proposed project is a cornerstone of achieving this long-term community goal. It will increase the quality of the instruction by having the classroom teachers and apprentices all complete the early childhood development certificate program at partnering organization Fond du Lac Tribal College. This program teaches from a cultural perspective that resonates with Wicoie’s seasonal curriculum and cultural competency of the teachers and apprentices. Increasing the fluency of the teachers and apprentices will allow Wicoie to grow its program by hiring the apprentices once this grant ends. Wicoie’s pedagogy of using cultural traditions and seasons as the basis of its early childhood education curriculum and immersion model is effective in the student’s acquisition of the Native language. Parents/guardians are engaged at home in reinforcing the language learned in the classroom. They support an early literacy rich environment with labels in their Native language on at least 300 items in their home. Parents receive weekly packets of at-home activities to support language reinforcement at home, and daily video clips of their child using their Native language at school. As a family all come together with other community members and Wicoie staff and apprentices to work in the community garden, learn about the uses for each plant, and their Native names. It culminates with a harvest of the produce that families take home for their personal use. During their time gardening the families are striving to speak in their Native languages with the teachers/apprentices and with each other. The long-term goal of fluency for the Native community is that they will use their language across all social domains on a daily basis.
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Minneapolis
|
MN |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Normandale Community College |
"This project will allow Normandale to develop a state-of-the-art IPE center that can become a model for community colleges in Minnesota and beyond. It has the potential to transform health sciences education at the associate level, resulting in a healthcare workforce that is prepared to meet the challenges of a post-pandemic environment.
Anticipated Outcomes for the Center:
- Provide manikin and simulation-based education and training in small-group sessions by creating dynamic and efficient integrated training packages and case scenario curricula.
- Assist to identify and implement innovative and emerging educational initiatives in nursing, dental, nutrition, exercise science and community health programs.
- Improve patient care and safety by providing an outcome-based, integrative learning vehicle where critical patient care skills are introduced and improved in a safe environment with student’s educational needs as the focus.
- Promote communication and collaboration with members of other professions to provide high quality and safe patient care.
- Curriculum development, implementation and assessment that address IPE learning strategies and meet accreditation standards for nursing and dental hygiene programs.
- Raise health awareness and recruit new students from diverse backgrounds by providing tours of the facility.
- Offer interactive and hands-on critical skills team education and training workshops, and continuing professional education.
As described above, the Twin Cities region currently faces significant job vacancies in healthcare occupations, and current data predict ongoing needs for more nurses, dental hygienists, and other allied health professionals. More important, healthcare continues to evolve, particularly since the pandemic began. The region needs healthcare workers who can work collaboratively to better meet patient needs. A community college IPE center will provide students with the in-demand skills that will allow them to transition smoothly into a variety of care settings and quickly integrate into healthcare teams to improve patient outcomes.
The Center would provide other benefits to the community as well. The expanded simulation center would increase continuing education opportunities for the existing healthcare workforce. The availability of a well-trained, interprofessional workforce will also be a tremendous benefit for Normandale’s partners, the region’s healthcare providers (please see letters of support for a sample of Normandale’s partners). Finally, Normandale’s dental clinic could be opened to the community, providing oral healthcare on a sliding scale to the communities surrounding the college.
In addition to contributing to the health of Minnesota’s citizens, the Center would act as a model for IPE at the community college level, both within the state and nationally. The Center for Interprofessional Education and Simulation would serve as a hub for innovation and the fostering of partnerships other Minnesota health sciences programs and with industry to create and develop processes and procedures that enhance integrated patient care."
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Bloomington
|
MN |
$1,309,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Normandale Community College |
"This project will allow Normandale to develop curriculum for use in a new state-of-the-art IPE center that can become a model for community colleges in Minnesota and beyond. It has the potential to transform health sciences education at the associate level, resulting in a healthcare workforce that is prepared to meet the challenges of a post-pandemic environment.
The overarching goal of this proposal is to develop interprofessional education that will provide faculty members and students with opportunities to learn and practice skills that improve their ability to communicate and collaborate in team-based care by:
- Changing the paradigm of the education of health professionals to ensure the development of clinical and professional competencies to enhance patient satisfaction and safety.
- Innovation in teaching, learning, and clinical practice to advance interprofessional health care education.
- Incorporation of values and ethics for interprofessional education and collaboration to maintain a climate of mutual respect and shared.
- Preparation for team leadership, electronic learning, competency assessment, and outcome measurement as routine components of education and training for all students.
- Supporting and sustaining a pervasive institutional culture that is culturally competent and service-oriented health sciences student.
As described above, the Twin Cities region currently faces significant job vacancies in healthcare occupations, and current data predict ongoing needs for more nurses, dental hygienists, and other allied health professionals. More important, healthcare continues to evolve, particularly since the pandemic began. The region needs healthcare workers who can work collaboratively to better meet patient needs. A community college IPE center will provide students with the in-demand skills that will allow them to transition smoothly into a variety of care settings and quickly integrate into healthcare teams to improve patient outcomes.
The Center would provide other benefits to the community as well. The expanded simulation center would increase continuing education opportunities for the existing healthcare workforce. The availability of a well-trained, interprofessional workforce will also be a tremendous benefit for Normandale’s partners, the region’s healthcare providers (please see letters of support for a sample of Normandale’s partners). Finally, Normandale’s dental clinic could be opened to the community, providing oral healthcare on a sliding scale to the communities surrounding the college.
In addition to contributing to the health of Minnesota’s citizens, the Center and the newly-developed curricula would act as a model for IPE at the community college level, both within the state and nationally. The Center for Interprofessional Education and Simulation would serve as a hub for innovation and the fostering of partnerships other Minnesota health sciences programs and with industry to create and develop processes and procedures that enhance integrated patient care."
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Bloomington
|
MN |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State University Moorhead and northwest |
"Yellow Ribbon Advance promotes private investment and leverages the under-utilized talents of our military-connected citizens to serve their communities with skills critically needed in our communities.
Yellow Ribbon Advance represents a new model in private-public partnership committed to seeing veterans, service members, and their family members' contributions in meeting workforce shortages while they work towards a bachelor’s degree. Service members receive intensive support as they earn a degree in one of six career pathways: health care, education, public safety, cybersecurity, business and logistics, or human services.
As an innovator in higher education and industry, Yellow Ribbon Advance will:
Advance concurrent learning/earning models that support degree completion;
Expand capacities, teaches skills and competencies in the workplace, enhances professional development, advances careers, and decreases time to degree completion; and
Increase work-based learning, fill skills gaps, and provide family-supporting wages to military-connected learners as move towards degree completion.
For the regional economy the Yellow Ribbon Advance will:
Expand industries’ access to skills urgently needed in the region by the health care, education, law enforcement, cybersecurity, logistics and other high-need business sectors;
Deliver skill-ready professionals in high-demand career tracks who are prepared to meet the demands of growing and ?ourishing industries;
Showcase a replicable, scalable model urgently needed throughout Greater Minnesota with shared recruitment and accountabilities between higher education, workforce development, Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs and the Minnesota National Guard;
Integrate and enlarges the impact of tools already developed through congressionally designated spending for career transition through the Department of Labor, Department of Defense, and Minnesota State; and
Leverage highly intuitive, proven methods for finding, recruiting, and retaining military-connected learners though two-year college programs, American Council on Education (ACE), Minnesota State’s Transcript Clearinghouse, and faculty-determined credit equivalencies, U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, and Minnesota State’s Congressionally funded streamlined enrollment processes for U.S. Armed Forces.
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Moorhead |
MN |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College (M |
"Minnesota is in the midst of a growing child care crisis where many communities have zero options of quality child care providers (known as "child care deserts"). A child care desert is defined as a zip code where 30 or more children under the age of 5 and no child care centers or where there are at least 3 times the number of children than there are available spaces for child care. Affordability is one factor, but location and supply also play significant roles. According to a report from The Center for American Progress, the lack of child care supply has disproportionately impacted rural areas and two-thirds of Minnesota's zip codes could be defined as a child care desert. M State seeks to address this issue by offering its innovative early childhood education program in area high schools. In 2021, M State partnered with high schools in Perham and Rothsay, giving students an opportunity to earn credits towards an early childhood college degree. A student who began the early childhood course sequence as a high school junior could have half of a one-year certificate completed by the time they graduated, with no cost to the students for tuition or textbooks. The credits they earned would transfer into either M State’s 18-credit Early Childhood certificate or the college’s Early Childhood Transfer Pathway in preparation for earning a four-year degree. The program supports the advancement of individuals seeking to open their own in-home child care facility or to gain employment in early education as assistant teachers in Head Start facilities or child care centers. Additional funding is needed in order to make these courses accessible through a hybrid of in-person and virtual instruction. The outcome would be an increased number of partnerships with high schools and stakeholders in the Greater North West region of Minnesota as well as an increase of early childhood education professionals added to a workforce that benefits Minnesota families and communities at large. For students choosing not to proceed towards a degreed program, they receive a foundation in the importance of early childhood development that will prepare them in adulthood when raising families of their own.
Evaluation and Assessment. To obtain feedback from EC students participating in this program, we will develop an instrument to determine the impact of the supports provided through this contract. In addition to our standard end-of-course and end-of-program surveys, we will use Qualtrics to assess the students’ opinions on the impact that the supports from CDS provided. Using both Likert-type scale questions and open-ended prompts we expect to learn where the key challenges were hopefully relieved and successes were hopefully facilitated, and where there were remaining challenges that can be addressed in future semesters. "
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Detroit Lakes
|
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wilderness Health, Inc. |
"On April 12, 2022, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) released their first report on the effects of the pandemic on most of the licensed health care workforce in Minnesota. Based on the MDH health care workforce survey, Minnesota’s Health Care Workforce: Pandemic-Provoked Workforce Exits, Burnout, and Shortages (PDF). The survey data indicates alarming projected workforce losses in Minnesota’s small towns and rural areas. “Workforce development…will be especially important in Greater Minnesota, which has an older population than the Twin Cities... Greater Minnesota also has a lower percentage of people in their prime working years, as well as less racial diversity than the Twin Cities. While every region in the state saw an increase in the number of jobs held by people of color over the past 20 years, only about 8 percent of jobs in Greater Minnesota are held by people of color, compared to over 18 percent in the Twin Cities.”
Developing, recruiting, and retaining a strong workforce is critical to current and future success for our hospitals and health systems and vital for access to timely patient care. Engaging local health systems with institutions of higher education will provide avenues to “grow our own" workforce pipeline. The demand for staff outpaces the current supply. Labor demands have caused WH members to use costly resources to ensure that patient care services are available in our communities. All healthcare organizations struggle to fill vacancies, exposing existing staff to burnout. It is critical that our members have a skilled workforce with support to define educational and training opportunities with a strong recruitment and retention strategy across the continuum of healthcare, including clinical, support and administrative staff.
Staffing shortages lead to numerous factors that increase costs of care including: increases in hospital divert hours and Emergency Department wait times, hospital length of stays, distances for ambulance and transportation providers, and labor costs due to overtime and traveler/locums costs. We are developing programs that involve collaboration with educational institutions on additional joint training and educational opportunities, including clinical and leadership development, and explore whether shared staffing pools are an option with some positions."
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Two Harbors, MN
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MN |
$965,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ExercisAbilities Inc |
"Request would fund a post-acute rehabilitation program and pro-bono all-access rehabilitation clinic expansion benefitting Minnesota residents who (1) need specialized care in a community clinic, (2) are often no longer eligible for traditional health insurance coverage, and (3) may be unavailable or ineligible for treatment at research institutions and large health care systems.
We see 500 patient visits per week, serving 300 patients at any one time, including pediatric patients, adults with injury, developmental and physical disabilities, and seniors with chronic conditions. This program improves participants health and independence, keeping them out of the traditional healthcare system and active participants in their community at home, work, and play. All are residents of Minnesota.
The Rochester community and Southern Minnesota will gain access to expanded specialized care in a community setting for pediatric patients, adults with injury, developmental and physical disabilities, and seniors with chronic conditions. This care would be newly available close to their homes. Nearly 40,000 individuals of all ages living in the Southeast Minnesota region have at least one disabling condition. Disability impacts all population groups equally including race, religion, and sexual orientation.
With this new equipment and facility renovation, ExercisAbilities could offer more efficient care—more treatments and increased therapist safety—and more effective care—higher training intensity, real-time data collection and analytics, and performance-based therapy sessions—than available through traditional therapy.
Our programs are available to all even after insurance ends, through reduced fees and pro bono services, to ensure long-term health benefits in this population. Outcomes include health improvements, greater independence, and less dependence on care providers.
ExercisAbilities would further contribute to Rochester’s achievements as one of the healthiest cities in the United States.
JUSTIFICATION TO TAXPAYERS
(1) ADDRESSES INEQUITIES IN HEALTHCARE ACCESS FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS. Project will improve and expand its advanced rehabilitative care program for survivors of spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and stroke, and childhood disabilities among other special populations in the community, estimated at over 40,000 people, children to adults, in the region; this increase in capacity will address inequities in access to critical healthcare services for the paralysis community, as these services are not currently accessible in a community setting outside of ExercisAbilities. Many of these paralysis survivors would otherwise travel out of the region for similar care in a community setting or go without.
(2) ENABLES BETTER CARE AND MORE EFFIECIENT HEATLHCARE DELIVERY than available through traditional physical therapy techniques, maximizing health and potential of recovery.
(3) PROVIDES HRSA FUNDS THAT WOULD NORMALLY MISS SMALL CLINICS WITH OUTSIZED IMPACT IN THE REGION.
Please see the linked videos highlighting community impact and benefits as well as need:
(1) Therapy with ceiling track system, April 2022: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwayzGH8L4M
(2) ExercisAbilities 10th Anniversary, May 2021: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6G4jqQFb7rs
(3) ABC 6 News report on pandemic impact on ExercisAbilities, June, 2020: https://www.kaaltv.com/rochester-minnesota-news/pandemic-businesses-quarantine-covid19-local-community-/5756523/
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Rochester |
MN |
$593,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Minnesota, Minnesota State Colleges |
"This collaboration the University of Minnesota and Minnesota State Colleges and Universities will offer students and individuals seeking new career opportunities the opportunities to earn nursing degrees while meeting the high demand for healthcare workers across the state and nation.
Description of Benefit to Local Community: The collaboration will create and expand on existing partnerships with state and local academic institutions and health care providers to enhance the practical experience needed to succeed in clinical settings. It will also help to ensure rural and disadvantaged communities access to care by expanding the telemedicine-trained healthcare workforce."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morrison County United Way |
"Research shows the first years of life are a period of rapid brain development and skills acquisition for young children. Experiences in these early years establish the foundation for a child's capacity to learn and thrive when they reach school. In turn, a child’s readiness for school establishes a pathway to later academic achievement. Distal effects associated with early childhood development have been identified in adulthood, engagement in risky health behavior, and patterns of employment and homeownership.
Being prepared to learn once entering school can make a difference not only for the child in need but also the full family, teacher and community. When a child is not prepared to learn by not having the proper tools this can be an additional stressor for the teacher and they have expressed how appreciative they are to have this program in our area.
Our education program which consists of the Imagination Library and Tools for School projects have been designed based on community input and were created to meet an unfilled need."
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Little Falls |
MN |
$14,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Aliveness Project |
"For the 10,000+ Minnesotans living with HIV, COVID has exacerbated existing health disparities. Similar to COVID, HIV continues to disproportionately impact communities of color in Minnesota, with people of color comprising 17% of the state’s population and 69% of new HIV diagnoses in 2020 (bit.ly/2020MDHHIV). Due to systemic discrimination and racism, people of color in Minnesota are nearly three times as likely to be living below the poverty line (bit.ly/2018MNC). According to a 2016 CDC report, “Individuals living below the poverty line were twice as likely to be HIV-infected as those who lived in the same community but lived above the poverty line” (bit.ly/2016cdc).
COVID and HIV have also had a disproportionate impact on the LGBTQ+ community. Male-to-male sex remains the primary risk factor for new HIV infections in Minnesota (bit.ly/2020MDHHIV). Additionally, according to the Human Rights Campaign, those in the LGBTQ+ community are more likely to work in industries that have high exposure rates (such as the restaurant industry), are less likely to have adequate health coverage, and have higher rates of chronic illnesses such as asthma - health conditions that have higher likelihoods of COVID complications and poorer health outcomes (bit.ly/3JnAO0B). Similar to communities of color in Minnesota, the LGBTQ+ have increased rates of poverty, which remains a risk factor of both HIV and COVID (bit.ly/3oBjNrx).
Nearly all of the members at the Aliveness Project are low-income, with the majority also identifying as people of color and LGBTQ+, making the challenges faced by our members magnified during the twin pandemics of HIV and COVID. By targeting and engaging folks in hard-to-reach populations, Aliveness is providing a tremendous benefit to our members and the local community. With funding from this proposal, we will be able to expand our services and create room to continue growing our programming. By continuing to expand our programming, we can greatly improve the health outcomes for folks who have been most impacted by the twin pandemics of COVID-19 and HIV."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State University, Mankato |
"MNSU is in the middle of the Ag industry and positioned well to take the major step of establishing a new school of agriculture. Much thought and initial design has gone into establishing a structure for the new school that will be interdisciplinary, economically feasible, and increase the image of the university while enhancing the food and Ag industry in the region.
Minnesota is a leader in agriculture with about 1 in every 10 jobs across the state in the industry. Minnesota ranks fifth nationwide in total value of crops and is in the top ten in more than 20 agricultural commodities. Some of the nation and world’s largest agricultural and food companies have their headquarters in Minnesota. Blue Earth County had over $1 billion in value-added contributions from agriculture placing it in the top 5 counties. A USDA report shows strong job demand for new college graduates with degrees in agricultural programs with approximately 59,400 job opportunities annually between 2020 and 2025. This reflects growth from the previous five years. The report shows employer demand will exceed the supply of available graduates with a bachelor’s degree or higher in agriculture-related fields. Plus, the USDA report was completed just prior to the pandemic which produced a more dire need for employees.
MNSU recently launched two Ag-specific majors and has nine undergraduate-related majors, a master’s program, four certificate degrees, more than 50 courses, four labs, and co-curricular programs. By creating a School of Food and Ag, all will come together for more synergy and recognition to attract students into the field and gain support from industry.
MNSU is the second largest state university in Minnesota, only behind the designated land-grant institution, the University of Minnesota. The strengths and abilities of MNSU poise the university to be successful in the creation of a School of Food and Ag for the region, state, and country."
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Mankato
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MN |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gundersen St. Elizabeth’s Hospital |
"This funding will help offset initial planning costs for Gundersen St. Elizabeth’s in their efforts to consolidate and expand their assisted living and long-term care offerings and services. This project will allow for the modernizing of facilities and technologies, reduce operating costs by an estimated 20%, and improve access to coordinated care, all of which ensure the continuation of Gundersen St. Elizabeth’s most critical services.
Gundersen St. Elizabeth’s long-term care services/sites are the only such facilities in their community and one of the few in their area. The consolidation of these services will improve patients’ continuum of care and increase efficiencies for the provider to ensure the sustainability of long-term care in the Wabasha area for years to come. This wall also maintain dozens of jobs in the community at Gundersen St. Elizabeth’s, as well as create economic impact from the construction work and tangential investment in the Wabasha area."
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Wabasha |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MSS |
"Beneficiaries include our current staff as well as everyone in our communities who potentially wants to work at MSS. The Target Population for the initiative is to share what we have learned about the viability/success of this new model of career ladders and enhanced training to providers of Day and Employment Services in Minnesota.
MSS is keenly interested in diversifying our applicants and ultimately diversifying our organization, particularly in leadership roles. We will actively seek out members of the BIPOC community for these roles. We will continue to utilize consultation with AMAZEworks, and our Advisory Board to ensure our marketing materials, job postings, and overall approach to recruitment and retention are inclusive and welcoming to members of all communities.
The career ladder, professional development, and training/mentorship activities would initially impact people from the Twin Cities and surrounding suburbs, including to low- and moderate-income individuals and families.
Additionally, we will share with other providers what we learned and how any successful efforts could be replicated would have a statewide impact, including to low- and moderate-income individuals and families.
There are multiple ways this proposal will positively impact people. It will give people, including members of the BIPOC community, more jobs. Our efforts will give these new hires (and existing staff) new opportunities for training, mentorship, and advancement, diversifying our internal leadership. Lastly, better staff recruitment and retention will allow us to bring more people from our extensive waiting lists into our services. "
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St. Paul |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans |
"In 2021 we placed 155 Veterans into employment at an average hourly wage of $17.72, representing annual gross wages of approximately $4,690,000. 87% of Veterans who got jobs through our program last year were still employed in follow-up. Our employment placement and retention rates show the success of our programming to date; however, the first goal of our work is to determine what is most likely to result in long-term housing stability. While employment is one of the factors most often tied to Veterans’ long-term stability, we also recognize that many Veterans are either not ready or not able to succeed in living wage-paying employment.
MACV has traditionally assessed readiness for work within Employment Services. However, if staff determined that if a Veteran was not best served by engaging in sufficient work to entirely cover their income needs, we then provided linkage with internal or external partners to identify and apply for appropriate income sources. We have observed that performing this kind of income stabilization and navigation work goes hand-in-hand with any employment plan created with the Veterans we serve. Navigating the increasingly common scenario of engagement in employment in addition to other income sources like disability benefits has pushed us to reimagine MACV’s current model of Employment Services. The need for this kind of innovation has only grown as we draw near the functional end of Veteran homelessness in Minnesota, making this request a timely investment in a larger goal to empower underserved Veterans in our state.
MACV attracts Veterans through its commitment to creating a welcoming, supportive environment. Many MACV staff also identify as Veterans. We leverage relationships with local VSOs, DEED, BYR employer networks, and other non-profit partners. Thankfully, staff has consistently noted that there is strong interest among employers to hire Veterans. Employers are encouraged to send job leads and employment needs to our staff; these needs are then presented to HVRP participants.
Our commitment to providing a larger benefit to the local community is an accepted fact in Minnesota’s nonprofit community. Networking and involvement with Workforce Advisory Boards has resulted in MACV’s relationships with local Veteran friendly employers looking for skilled employees, including York Solutions, Black Eye Beverage, USIC, Home Depot, Block by Block, United Protective Agency, and USPS. MACV connects with these partners to learn about labor needs and skills, or training Veterans would need to fill vacancies. This networking is driven by in-demand fields as identified by DEED and includes government work such as positions within the VAHCS and training on USAJobs. MACV partners with Helmets to Hardhats on trade jobs, and has connections with local labor unions for placement, training, and apprenticeships.
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St. Paul |
MN |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Finishing Trades Institute of the Upper Midwest Tr |
"The total number of students served by the FTI Upper Midwest is 2,800, who work for 87 employers signatory with our partner labor organization, International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT) District Council 82. With 47 percent of our apprentices being female and/or BIPOC, we believe underserved populations will have increased access to critical mental health services free from financial barriers.
Further, providing access to these services will allow more underserved populations of workers to attend training, classes, and become certified to fill the increasing demand for jobs in the trades in Minnesota, boosting our workforce and economy.
Mental illness and suicide are invisible crises in the construction industry that are deadlier than all other workplace accidents from the OSHA ‘Construction Focus Four’ (Fall Hazards, Caught-In or -Between Hazards, Struck-By, and Electrocution Hazards). There are a few important points to highlight when looking at this crisis:
The construction industry has the highest rate of suicide per 100,000 workers of any industry - 3.5 times greater rate of suicide than other professions
53 out of every 100,000 workers complete suicide annually
There are 5,500 employee suicides in the U.S annually, 15 dying daily of suicide
More construction workers die by suicide each year than all other construction-related fatalities
Many contributing factors create this increased risk:
Physical and mental demands of the job and type of work
Jobsite stressors include worker conflicts, bullying, unrealistic work deadlines, etc.
Overtime, shift work, night work lead to fatigue and poor sleep patterns/sleep deprivation
Remote/out-of-town work – isolation from family, friends, and the community
Seasonal layoffs & economic downturn job loss create financial burdens
Injuries resulting in chronic pain
Medical diagnosis with uncertain outcomes and significant financial burden
Increase in self-medication with illicit drugs and alcohol to cope both physically as well as mentally
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Little Canada
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MN |
$11,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
"We believe this project is important and impacts the local community for the following reasons:
Increases diversity of police force within Moorhead and Minnesota
Increases pool of police applicants within Minnesota
Allows for more consistent, realistic, and repeatable training
Provides a convenient and modern facility that is cost efficient
Provides a facility that gives renters an opportunity to easily comply with applicable regulations and standards.
Provides for the safety of personnel and the general public during training.
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Moorhead |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
"This project should receive funding because of its ability to increase access to education and improve student learning outcomes, which will directly affect Minnesota’s workforce shortage.
Increase access to education: Multiple challenges exist to provide healthcare students with the required clinical experiences for their program; one challenge is finding sufficient clinical training sites for the number of students enrolled in our programs. Enrollments are limited due to clinical site availability in our region. By adding on-campus and mobile simulation labs, we will expand the seats in our healthcare programs, increasing the number of graduates added to the workforce each year.
Increase the student pipeline: Additionally, the mobile simulation lab will provide career-focused healthcare experiences and exploration for high school students and underemployed individuals in rural communities. Our target audience is reflected in the communities we serve, including Black, Indigenous, veterans, disabled and first-generation students. Careers in healthcare can reduce poverty for low-income families.
Improve student learning outcomes: We value innovative learning experiences that promote multidisciplinary collaborations; simulation training exposes students to a variety of valuable learning experiences and encourages teamwork, critical thinking and communication. Additionally, it mimics a real-life hospital/clinic setting, using the most advanced technology, equipment and methods. Simulation training allows students to improve their skills, shape their confidence and demonstrate knowledge without risk to patients in a clinical setting, while exposing students to a wide variety of patient case scenarios. Students will be able to rely on both clinical rotations and simulation lab experiences for their education."
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Detroit Lakes, Fergus Falls, Moorhead and Wadena
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MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
"The following are the benefits of this project and why it is a priority.
Approximately 55 more highly specialized energy sector workers would be added to the workforce every year
Reduced strain on the energy sector from workforce shortages and higher costs
Increased CDL drivers within the region and state
Add two new satellite locations to meet workforce needs of our partners, Ecel Energy and CenterPoint Energy
Create a safe, indoor environment for students to learn important energy skills
Give us the ability to continue education and training mission more effectively in winter months
Increase lifespan of our current equipment
Teach students about the emerging field of solar technology
Further build dialogue with community partners
Better meet workforce demand
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Wadena |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reverence for Life and Concern for People dba Proj |
"Project Turnabout is located in rural Minnesota on 12 acres of land and surrounded by beautiful scenery, however this also comes with great challenges. Picture 75,000 square feet of building—on the east and south sides are residential developments, on the west side private hunting and wetlands and on the north side a major actively blasting granite quarry. Traffickers, abusers, drug dealers and drug seekers are able to enter our property from any direction. We are not a prison; we are not a lock-down facility. We strive to provide our patients with a beautiful environment for them to feel respected and cared for, as well as secure and safe. There have been instances of patients who have engaged in trespassing activities, patients who have sustained injury and reports of items and substances being discretely placed for retrieval by patients.
The fact that we accept patients from the entire state coupled with our 24-hour a day admission policy creates a significant amount of non-local traffic through residential areas in-route to our facility. In some cases, patients who are known to be under the influence may elope from the facility either on foot or by vehicle.
We are very fortunate to have a great working relationship with the local law enforcement and county Sheriff’s department however they are extremely busy with the general population. This system would reduce the number of calls we would have to make to these agencies and assist them when they are required to investigate.
Having this security system in place would allow Project Turnabout to be prepared and proactive going forward, reduce the number of calls to local authorities and still provide a very safe and secure atmosphere for our patients."
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Granite Falls |
MN |
$536,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southside Community Health Services, Inc. |
"Southside is a 50-year-old Federally Qualified Health Center, authorized by federal law and funding to deliver health care to underserved communities. As a safety-net community clinic in South Minneapolis, Southside provides affordable access to primary medical, dental, vision, and behavioral health care services to approximately 10,000 unique patients (100% low income) per year. Southside’s mission is “improving the health of our patients and communities by delivering exceptional care, removing barriers, and promoting healthy lifestyles” to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay.
The project is in a Medically Underserved Area and Primary Care, Mental Health, and Dental Health Provider Shortage Area in South Minneapolis. Southside provides comprehensive primary and preventive health medical services, including lab, COVID-19 testing/vaccination, and ultrasound. Southside offers primary care vision services for all ages and features onsite retail offering frames and lenses where patients can obtain glasses without having to make multiple stops. Southside provides integrated behavioral health services and support to individuals, couples, and families. Southside also offer chronic disease management along with other enabling services.
Even with Southside’s dental services operating five days a week there are still long waiting lists. Southside’s mobile dental unit is fully equipped and handicapped accessible and regularly visits local nursing homes, assisted living care facilities, and charters schools to help reduce barriers to care for those who need it most. The only other dental chairs in Minneapolis that take Medicaid or uninsured dental patients are three dental chairs in Richfield. Southside’s dental clinic increased access in recent years by adding Advanced Dental Therapists to the provider staff, allowing it to open monthly for Saturday clinics, add procedures to accommodate walk-in patients, and to act as a dental diversion site for Abbott Northwestern’s Emergency Department.
In 2021, 31% of Southside patients had Medicaid insurance, 60% had no insurance, and 53% had incomes under 100% of the federal poverty level. Southside also provides MNSure patient navigation, Health Care Home Coordination, interpreter services as 52% of patients are best served in a language other than English, and nutrition and cooking classes. In 2021, there were 13,147 Medical patient visits (not including 15,739 COVID-19 vaccine visits), 3,936 Behavioral Health patient visits, 11,633 Dental visits, and 1,439 vision services visits. These 30,175 patient visits were provided 100% to low-income persons. Construction of the new facility will increase capacity by 40% to improve the health of the overall community.
Southside is committed to co-locate with related services that affect individual and community health and will be located on the same parcel as Sabathani, a longstanding community center focused on serving the African American population in South Minneapolis. Nearly 84% of patients self-identify as BIPOC Hispanic/Latino (58%) and Black/African American (14%). With the presence of a food coop across the street, and the addition of Southside’s clinic will create a resiliency hub in the neighborhood.
The project will retain 95 permanent positions (27% held by Low Income Persons) and create another 28 positions that are in a high wage and high demand healthcare industry."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Olaf College |
"The proposed project addresses education-to-workforce pipelines for the next generation of workers and future professionals: educators, scientists, physicians, writers, poets, historians, faith leaders; as well as government, nonprofit, and business leaders. Not enough research currently exists to understand the immediate and downstream effects of prolonged periods of a pandemic disruption across the sectors of classroom learning, co-curricular activities, student clubs and sports, and personal relationships. However, as national news outlets have reported, it is already clear that the pandemic has negatively affected student mental health.
Given today’s complexities, it is proactive and wise to pursue mental well-being training for St. Olaf students, faculty, and staff, so they can recognize the early warning signs of mental illness; intervene appropriately, and refer people to resources. This training benefits the campus community, but also importantly will be part of the toolkit students, faculty, and staff take to their home communities. Training will equip students to be better citizens of the communities they eventually settle in.
The long-term implications of mental illness drain our healthcare systems and crisis resources. Not only are troubled students less likely to thrive while pursuing studies and degrees that will lead to employment, but without interventions, they may not graduate. If they do graduate, they will bring their struggles to the workplace if interventions do not take place. St. Olaf College students, alumni, and employees are actively engaged in various communities around the world, within the United States, and more directly in Minnesota. Many St. Olaf alumni (“Oles”) are employed and live in Minnesota communities.
While in college, students interface and involve themselves in the Northfield (MN) community through student-work employment; classroom academic and civic engagement internships; and volunteering. For example, students pursuing education majors interact with K-12 classrooms in the Northfield Public Schools. Social work majors are placed in a variety of community settings including the schools, area nursing homes, and assisted living facilities. A wide range of students mentor children and youth through Project Friendship. Not only will the proposed project assist St. Olaf students who need mental health support, but training will also enable a wider range of students, faculty, and staff to learn about mental health well-being and resources that will prepare them to aid the communities they are part of, both now and into the future."
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Northfield
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MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Rochester |
"Every day 219,277 kids in Minnesota leave school with nowhere to go. They risk being unsupervised, unguided, and unsafe. Nationwide, data shows that parents of color, as well as families with low incomes, especially value afterschool programming’s role in supporting healthy development, building life skills, and reducing risky behaviors. However, for every child in Boys & Girls Club programs, three more are waiting. While demand for Club programs has soared, parents and caregivers report barriers to participation. Cost, lack of a safe way to and from programs, and lack of available programs were reported as the most important factors in not enrolling their child in a program. Boys & Girls Club of Rochester’s Off-site Expansion Program will break down barriers to participation by providing programs when and where kids need us most, at no charge to participants, in locations – their housing development or school.
Boys & Girls Club is Minnesota’s largest after-school program provider, serving 22,266 youth at 56 Club sites across the state. Club programs address today’s most pressing youth issues with programs that are designed to empower youth to excel in school and lead healthy, productive lives.
Club is needed in Olmsted County: 24.5% of residents are under 17 years old; 11.3% of children live in poverty; 37% do not have access to enrichment activities outside of school. 55% of our members are aged 12 and under; 45% are teens; 77% are minority races or ethnicities, 90% qualify for free or reduced-price school lunch, and 67% live in single-parent households. We know Club has a positive impact on youth: 100% of our teen-aged members expect to graduate high school and 100% expect to complete some kind of post-secondary education; 70% of Club members ages 9 and older report getting at least an hour of physical activity on five or more days per week.
For over 20 years, Rochester's Boys & Girls Club has demonstrated the ability to meet the needs of Rochester youth, particularly those living in hard-to-reach, underserved communities, with a positive, safe environment to become productive and responsible citizens.
The effectiveness of Boys & Girls Clubs has been proven repeatedly. An independent survey of Club alumni found that Clubs help kids grow into productive citizens. The survey revealed our alumni’s firm conviction that Club had a positive effect on their lives and influenced success in later life. In fact, more than half of the alumni said that their Boys & Girls Clubs saved their lives.
Moreover, Club brings benefits to our communities. A new study commissioned by Boys & Girls Clubs of America finds that every dollar invested in Boys & Girls Clubs returns?$9.60?in current and future savings to communities. These cost savings include preventing costly expenditures for health care, public assistance programs, and criminal justice system involvement.
The mission and core beliefs of Boys & Girls Club of Rochester fuel our commitment to promoting safe, positive, and inclusive environments for all youth because they are the leaders, innovators, and problem-solvers of tomorrow."
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Rochester |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
First Witness Child Advocacy Center |
"The effects of trauma from abuse can be short or long-term, impacting relationships, childhood development, the ability to learn, appropriate sexual development, and leads to acting out behaviors, self-injurious behaviors, depression and anxiety. We know from Adverse Childhood Experiences studies that trauma impacts reducing factors that include the child’s level of resilience, coping strategies, and the non-offending caregiver’s response and support after the disclosure of abuse. In addition to the devastating health consequences of child maltreatment, the economic costs are massive in terms of healthcare, treatment and counseling, incarceration, and lost productivity; Prevent Child Abuse America estimated the cost of child maltreatment in 2012—including both direct and indirect costs—to be $80 billion (Gelles & Perlman, 2012). In 2018, the economic lifetime burden associated with child abuse and neglect had grown to $592 billion (CDC, 2022).
Each year, nearly 700,000 children are abused in the U.S. This number may be higher as the actual number of children abused is likely underreported. No city or county is immune to child abuse, and these statistics are reflected locally. Our region alone has experienced a 150% increase in reports over the last decade. Child abuse was first recognized as a national concern in the 1960s. As the causes of abuse were researched, prevention measures were developed that paved the way for the future of prevention, which is seen as an important means of keeping children safe from abuse (Child Welfare Information Gateway, 2017).
We know that our prevention programming is making a difference in mitigating abuse, but it is not the entire solution for ridding our community of abuse. Public engagement and education campaigns have been proven to use communication strategies (e.g., framing and messaging or social marketing), a range of communication channels and community-based efforts to reframe the way people think and talk about child abuse and neglect and who is responsible for preventing it (CDC, 2016). Such efforts can lead to a shift in perceived responsibility for children—from personal to shared responsibility; increase in public support for policies supportive of children and families; reduction in beliefs that corporal punishment of children is appropriate; reduction in reported use of corporal punishment; increase in beliefs that nurturing children at every age is appropriate; reduction in beliefs that getting help for parenting is bad; increase in seeking help for parenting, increase in public awareness of factors that can inhibit or promote healthy child development (CDC, 2016).
Our request will provide prevention education, community training, and engage our community with the important work of abuse prevention. We are focused on building safety into communities, supporting individuals, and strengthening community resiliency to trauma. We bring forth the voices of the families we serve, translating their lived experience to other system professionals, creating individual, systemic and social change. First Witness considers safety from abuse, support when abuse occurs, and prevention of abuse to be basic needs that every member of our community deserves to have access to. "
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Duluth |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota |
"Medically underserved communities are disproportionately impacted by workforce shortages. SMUMN’s Minneapolis campus is located in the Phillips West neighborhood, where half of residents identify as African immigrant or African American, and the median household income is below $20,000 per year—far lower than city and state averages. SMUMN nurse anesthetist students complete clinical training at more than 40 clinical sites, including hospitals serving local high-need populations.
Both of SMUMN’s nursing programs (BSN and CRNA) work closely with nearby hospitals, including Mayo Clinic Health Systems, Olmsted Medical Center, Hennepin County Medical Center, and Fairview Health Services, giving every student practical, hands-on experience providing patient care. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, nursing programs have had access to fewer clinical sites and are instead using technology to train students. It is highly likely that this will continue into the future; Minnesota must be prepared to continually deploy expertly trained nurses in this new environment.
SMUMN’s state-of-the-art nursing simulation labs will also serve as a training ground for Minneapolis and Winona-based physicians, nurses, and community members to practice vital skills and techniques via simulation. For example, anesthetists from Minneapolis Children’s Hospital will practice difficult techniques on lifelike child manikins. In Winona, Saint Anne’s Senior Living of Benedictine Health Systems is a major trainer of Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) in the county and currently they train with substandard equipment. Saint Mary’s is negotiating an agreement with Saint Anne’s to be used in evenings and summer for their training needs. "
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$927,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metro Meals on Wheels |
"Background
Metro Meals on Wheels is the association of 33 Meals on Wheels programs in the Twin Cities metro area. With our program partners, we lead the effort to make sure people in our community receive the nutritious meals and the human connection they need to help them live independently.
Meals on Wheels is a community-based service that provides fresh, nutritious meals delivered directly to the homes of seniors and individuals with disabilities throughout the Twin Cities. In addition to regularly providing healthy foods, caring volunteers provide the social connection that helps meal recipients remain living independently in their own homes.
In 2018 MMOW opened its own in-house Kitchen to produce meals for the local MMOW programs. The menu was varied and rotates on a 5-week basis. Currently, the kitchen is producing almost 2000 meals each day that are delivered to our local partners 5 days per week to be delivered by volunteers to seniors in those communities. While there are meals on the menu inspired by different cultures, the meals are created to appeal to and meet the needs of a mostly white/Christian senior community.
In 2020 at the start of the pandemic, we had the opportunity to partner with local restaurant Afro Deli and Grill to produce and distribute Halal meals to East African seniors. This was the first partnership for MMOW that provided culturally specific meals produced by people of that community. Through this partnership, which ended in December of 2021, we learned the value of having culturally specific communities lead the process of creating and distributing meals in their communities. We made this process a more permanent one with the addition of several partners in 2021 and 2022 to serve immigrant senior communities meals they are creating with very limited resources. The vast majority of these meals are being funding through Title III/Older Americans Act dollars. But MMOW is very limited in its ability to create enough meals to meet the needs of immigrant senior communities using our current kitchen space. The addition of another commercial kitchen dedicated to these meals will create a more equitable outcome for the seniors in the metro region that are in need of a meal.
According to MN Compass data, there are over 31,000 Somali-born Minnesotans in the Twin Cities area, of those nearly 75% live at or below 200% of the poverty level. Also according to MN Compass, there are nearly 50,000 foreign-born seniors (60+) living in the Twin Cities and another 21,000 between the ages of 50-59, almost 40% of those living at or below 200% of the poverty level.
Once this program begins it will take about 48 months to become self-sufficient. Our past programs have shown that a combination of individuals paying partially or fully for meals out of pocket, and the small percentage of overhead MMOW collects from reimbursement programs like Tile III and insurance waivers, will allow this kitchen and meal production to be paid for without additional funds.
"
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$318,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State College Southeast |
"Continued economic growth in Southeast Minnesota relies on a highly-skilled workforce capable of meeting current and future demands from the Advanced Manufacturing sector. Demographic shifts coupled with decreased participation in the workforce means that manufacturers must increasingly rely on automation to ensure that productivity remains high.
There is a geographic hole in the availability of mechatronics training programs that extends from Winona to Eden Prairie. The Red Wing campus has started offering programming for entry-level workers, but this particular program will increase the number of highly-trained technicians who will be able to meet the emerging industry needs for more advanced skills. Mechatronics is a high-demand and high-wage career opportunity, with median hourly wages well above $25 and expected growth over the next ten years to exceed 10% across the state.
According to a recent survey of manufacturing business conditions by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development 80% of manufacturers report labor issues as a major impediment to their supply chain. The state currently has an 8% job vacancy rate, and there are only 6 unemployed people for every 10 positions available in the state. Employers who are not retaining employees will find it increasingly difficult to find employees and will need to invest in their current employee pool to fill more highly-skills positions.
The benefit to the local community of expanding the Mechatronics Technology program in Red Wing fall into three major categories. First, this will make careers in automation more visible to school-age students and show them that careers in local industries are highly technical, rather than the labor-intensive careers that many imagine. The high paying careers that this project will support will help with population stabilization in rural areas. Second, this proposal will not only finish the pipeline of talented technicians provided to employers, but it will also allow them to train existing employees for more advanced careers without the high expense of sending employees out of the area for training. It is far more cost effective to retain and promote an employee than to try to recruit new employees, and that is particularly true in rural areas where the population is small and adequate skills training may be limited. Third, this will help local communities attract new business and industries by clearly demonstrating that there is a trained talent pool available and that additional workers can be upskilled to meet the local demand. Businesses cannot grow without talented people and ever advancing skillsets, and new businesses will locate in areas where they feel they can attract the employees they need. Having a local program will increase that confidence and make an appealing location that community economic development professionals can promote when trying to attract a new business to the Red Wing area."
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Red Wing |
MN |
$1,092,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Luke’s Hospital of Duluth |
"St. Luke’s takes great pride in our history of becoming Duluth’s first hospital in 1881. Since then we have grown immensely, yet have always remained deeply rooted in our mission: The Patient Above All Else. We serve our friends and neighbors, not just in Duluth, but from throughout Northeastern Minnesota.
We pride ourselves on being a trusted regional partner of rural hospitals, enhancing the care they provide, and serving as a tertiary referral center for patients who need a higher level of care. We also pride ourselves on always being able to say “yes” when a rural hospital asks us to accept a patient.
However, during the pandemic, there were many times when our Hospital was full and we had to be on divert. When our regional partners called to transfer a patient, our answer was a heartbreaking “no” a number of times, because we did not have adequate critical care space.
The requested $5 million would change this situation in the future. We would have expanded critical care capacity in our Hospital, increased capacity for patients who need to be in isolation, and the ability to provide immediate critical care support to physicians and patients in rural hospitals throughout the region. This funding would allow us to serve more patients at their time of greatest need and, ultimately, save lives."
|
Duluth |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Regions Hospital |
"To serve the intensifying needs of our patients and community, we are expanding our Emergency Center with the help of outside contributions. Serving about 95,000 visitors annually, the Regions Hospital Emergency Department serves the residents of the east metro and residents statewide with high quality and accessible emergency care. Among key demographics for visitors the Center welcomed in 2021:
• 75 percent were uninsured or covered by government-sponsored insurance
• 47 percent were people of color
• 9 percent spoke limited English
• The Regions SANE {Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) program serves the greatest amount
of sexual assault victims in the east metro.
Health Equity
Nationwide data shows that, due to the persistent lack of health access and disparities in health equity, the first (and often only) access many low-income people and people of color have to medical care is through an emergency room. In addition, due to disparities in preventive care
and access to primary care providers, these members of our community often present with high-severity health conditions. While we ultimately want all patients to have access to the highest-quality preventive and primary care - and we work toward that vision - the simple reality today is that many vulnerable people show up in our emergency care facilities first. This reality makes our expansion work at Regions Hospital all the more urgent. Given the hospital's location near downtown St. Paul and adjacency to several cultural corridors - including the historic Rondo neighborhood, University Avenue, and Latino districts on the East and West Side of St. Paul - it is especially important that we update our moderate- to high acuity units to create a safer, higher-performing, culturally appropriate and welcoming environment that will contribute to individual and community healing.
Charity Care
Regions Hospital is the charity care leader of the East Metro and the second largest provider of charity care in the Twin Cities, behind Hennepin Healthcare. The Emergency Center absorbs a large percentage of the hospital's charity care expenses by serving very vulnerable patient populations. In 2021, Regions provided $18.5 million in charity care costs to care for 48,538 patients who did not have insurance or could not afford care. These costs are one reason why Regions partially relies on outside contributions to fund special projects and values these funding partnerships with deep gratitude."
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Catherine University |
"STEM occupations in both the Twin Cities and greater Minnesota are projected to grow at a faster rate (7.2%) over the 2018-2028 period than non-STEM jobs (4.7%), yet employers are already having a hard time finding the STEM talent they need to fill positions, risking their competitive edge; the current STEM job vacancy rate is 6.2% statewide, and 6.5% in the metro. Women of color are in especially short supply in a field that is 89% white and 72% male nationwide. Because women and BIPOC individuals receive a disproportionately small share of STEM degrees awarded in the state, filling STEM jobs in Minnesota requires that we attract a wider pool of students to the field and that we do so beginning in middle and high school, when girls and minority students retreat in large numbers from math and science. As a Minority Serving Institution and women's university, St. Kate's is uniquely positioned to build the diverse STEM pipeline Minnesota's labor market needs.
According to the National Science Foundation, diversity – of thought, perspective, and experience – is essential to achieving excellence in 21st century science and engineering research and education. People with different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives approach problems differently, ask different questions, and develop more innovative solutions, advancing scientific understanding while accelerating economic growth and competitiveness. The Expanding HERizons initiative builds a targeted infrastructure to attract, engage, and propel BIPOC girls and women along a STEM education-to-career pipeline that fosters their collective talents while diversifying the workforce.
For nearly 100 years, St. Kate's has been a critical locus in the Twin Cities region for educating diverse women in the sciences and launching them into careers in a wide variety of medical, technological, scientific, and academic fields. Expanding HERizons benefits Twin Cities area girls, starting in middle school, who will be provided hands-on educational experiences and access to state-of-the-art equipment and technology at St. Kate’s to build their interest in STEM and their confidence in themselves as future scientists. The project benefits young women studying math and sciences at local community colleges by providing a seamless transfer pathway to bachelor degree programs in all-women classrooms taught by faculty that is 85% female - environmental factors correlated to higher achievement and graduation rates for college women in STEM.
Expanding HERizons rewards the women who graduate with the skills necessary to secure well-paying careers in high-demand STEM fields, bringing family-sustaining wages and spending power to the region. In Minnesota, median hourly earnings for STEM jobs are nearly $20 more an hour than median earnings for all other jobs, providing STEM professionals with incomes that help minimize wage disparities based on race and gender. Local businesses and industries that hire these female graduates will be rewarded with the growth and innovation a highly-skilled diverse STEM workforce brings. That innovation, in turn, results in scientific, medical, and technological breakthroughs and advances that solve some of the most pressing challenges our communities face, benefiting us all."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Open Cities Health Center Inc |
OCHC's Patient Advisory Council has received community input that supports an improved and efficient digital IT solution that focuses on patient health instead of the everyday hassles of managing health care services. OCHC patient community wants rapid information sharing, reduced paperwork, better follow-up and appointment reminders (email or text message reminders about making or keeping appointments, staying current with treatment and medications and other ways to improve one's health. Finally, OCHC patients want secure access to information, especially in the event of a natural disaster or other tragedy.
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Open Cities Health Center Inc |
As an Federally Qualified Health Center, OCHC focuses on populations that experience some of the state's largest health disparities. OCHC patients face some of the most significant social drivers of health as 78 percent of our patients are from BIPOC communities and roughly 90 percent have annual incomes less than 200 percent of poverty.
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$43,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Family Practice Health Center |
"United Family Medicine (UFM) is a Federally Qualified Health Center located in the historic West 7th Street/Fort Road Federation neighborhood of Saint Paul, Minnesota. UFM serves as a “holistic health care center” for underserved populations within our culturally and economically diverse community. We deliver high quality health care to all persons regardless of their insurance status and offer a sliding scale fee model for underinsured or uninsured patients to guarantee low-barrier access to integrated health care services. UFM is committed to partnering with community-focused organizations to expand the reach and impact of our health services. “Satellite Campus Clinic” actualizes this commitment, creating a formalized partnership with Saint Paul College (SPC) to establish an on-campus satellite UFM clinic designed to holistically meet students, faculty, and staff’s physical and mental health needs.
SPC is a public community and technical college located within our clinic’s service area. Currently, SPC does not have an on-campus clinic of any kind, leaving students to search for medical and mental health resources elsewhere or (for some) not at all. UFM and SPC see the mutual benefit of offering on-campus medical services to SPC students, faculty, and staff, especially given the demographic make-up for SPC’s student body. As a Minority-Serving Institution, 66% of SPC students identify as BIPOC. Additionally, SPC is an open-enrollment institution, resulting in a diverse mix of students across age and lived experiences:
40% of enrolled students are 25 years old or older
3% of enrolled students are refugees and asylum seekers
12% of enrolled students are foreign born
7% of enrolled students are Veterans
42% of enrolled students are eligible for a Federal Pell Grant
With over 30-years of experience serving culturally and economically diverse community members, UFM knows the conditions that create health disparities disproportionately impact the students SPC strives to serve—BIPOC individuals, refugees, Veterans, and people from low-income households. Likewise, SPC is aware of the barriers many students face to receiving medical and mental health treatment. For example, according to a 2019 Institution Report conducted by the Hope Center surveying 324 SPC students, 7% of students reported having a physical disability, 11% a chronic illness, and 31% a psychological disorder. Additionally, 30% reported using Medicaid or other public health insurance. SPC has taken steps over the past two years to provide more supportive health services to students in need. However, an on-campus satellite clinic would be the most significant step taken towards the college’s supportive health services effort, fostering connections to low-barrier, culturally appropriate, and trauma-informed care for thousands of students on-campus who might not otherwise have consistent access. While details of service offerings are still being finalized, United Family Medicine is equipped with the staffing resources to provide the following care on-site:
Primary and preventative care
Sexual and reproductive health care
Behavioral and mental health services and therapy
Social work support
COVID-19 testing and vaccinations
Addiction services"
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St. Paul |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State HealthForce via Winona State Unive |
"Winona State University (WSU) seeks funding for Minnesota Healthcare Education and Resiliency Training (MN HEART). MN HEART will use industry best-practices learned through years of experience delivering evidence-based trainings to healthcare workforce through Continuing Educ. and Customized training departments, and statewide partnerships with employers/associations via the Minnesota State HealthForce Center of Excellence, at WSU.
MN HEART is a collaboration between HealthForce and four healthcare associations: the Minnesota Hospital Association (MHA), Care Providers of MN, LeadingAge MN, and MN Home Care. MN HEART will offer trainings to Minnesota’s healthcare workers and students to support mental health and resiliency. This work will build on efforts at each organization and ensure geographic coverage across Minnesota.
To address these mental health and resiliency needs, the Minnesota State HealthForce Center of Excellence (housed at Winona State University), the four associations identified above, and other key partners, will form Minnesota Health Education And Resiliency Training (MN HEART) to strengthen, expand, and build on existing efforts in the state to offer a menu of mental health and resiliency trainings to healthcare workers and students.
The training menu includes the nationally recognized Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training, resiliency training, and stress management, mindfulness, and motivational interviewing trainings. These trainings are already available in Minnesota through Minnesota State’s Customized Training and Continuing Education departments. This funding will support expansion of offerings and eliminate an access barrier by offering trainings at no-cost to trainees. MN HEART will also identify training gaps that will be filled by adding to the menu of offerings either by creating new content or by accessing existing trainings in place in other parts of the country. MN HEART will also provide content to healthcare and public safety faculty and students so that the future workforce pipeline can be equipped with resiliency resources before entering the workforce."
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Winona |
MN |
$2,276,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reif Arts Council |
"We believe our programs help students in so many facets of their life. From supporting mental health, to filling the void left by recent district cuts to arts in school, we can be the catalyst for engaging arts activities for children of all ages in our region. We also know that financial barriers are often cited as the number one deterrent when students are deciding on what to pursue or not, and we feel that is a barrier we need to eliminate to ensure we are reaching everyone that wants to participate. Sometimes it’s as simple as getting students through the door one time. Once they experience all that our programs can provide, they continue to engage and grow and participate—often it’s all they need to create new skills and ignite new passions that will follow them through life. That is the power that arts education has, and it’s one we have a responsibility to spread.
These programs also support our overall organization which allows us to employ 8.5 FTE as well as numerous part-time and contract employees, but that is only a surface scratch... According to the Arts and Economic Prosperity Calculator (provided by Americans for the Arts), our annual expenses coupled with the funds spent here by our annual audiences of 25,000 people translates to an equivalent of 71 full time jobs, local government revenue raised of $77, 568 per year and annual revenue raised for the state government of $127,935. That is significant, but we need to get back to that full level of impact by jumpstarting our education programs now—and that is why this funding is so vital to our efforts and plans in this regard."
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Grand Rapids
|
MN |
$17,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Building Strong Communities |
"Founded to promote diversity and increase equity in Minnesota’s construction and building trades, Building Strong Communities is unique and merits congressionally directed spending. The Building Strong Communities Apprenticeship Readiness program reduces disparities through job training and employment among Minnesota's underrepresented populations. While hiring a diverse team helps construction companies deal with labor shortages, more importantly, a diverse workforce builds economic power and stability for communities that have historically been left out. The next generation of workers will be part of an increasingly diverse talent pool. Our goal is to ensure this pool of workers has access to the opportunities available through the construction and building trades, including family-sustaining wages and benefits.
This program benefits the local community on an individual and community-wide level. We benefit individuals by increasing economic security among populations most affected by employment and educational disparities. We invest significant time and energy in ensuring each participant receives individualized attention from an advocate for up to 15 months to assist with support services and job success. Both Advocates and the Building Strong Communities team work with social service providers, other workforce nonprofits and our school partner to address barriers to enrolling in construction apprenticeships, such as GED/high school diploma completion, drivers’ licensure, and personal challenges. This person-centered approach improves outcomes, and provides direct access to economic mobility.
At a community level, our program provides benefits by strengthening local economies, increasing tax revenue, addressing labor shortages, and bolstering job creation and retention. Our program also lowers taxpayer burden by reducing strain on public resources like unemployment and other public benefits."
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Duluth |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Advocates for School Trust Lands |
"Upon statehood, the Founding Fathers of our country granted Minnesota school children trust lands to provide funding for schools in perpetuity. Today, our students are the beneficiaries of 2.5 million acres of land held in trust for school funding as required by trust law and the MN State Constitution. In prior years, this trust has been diminished; fiduciary obligations were violated. Under the national leadership and guidance of Advocates for School Trust Lands (ASTL formerly CLASS) we have begun to restore that trust obligation by passing legislation creating a School Trust Lands Office and a School Trust Lands Director. As a result, the value of the Permanent School Fund (PSF) and the annual distribution to schools has increased. However, there is much more work to be done to fulfill our trust obligation.
Minnesota school children needs the ongoing leadership and historical expertise ASTL provided in the past and will provide in the future with the help of this financial request. ASTL is the only organization that represents the beneficiaries and will stand up for and honor the trust obligations as intended by our Founding Fathers. Well informed beneficiaries are essential to the trust protections as they have been in Minnesota."
|
Champlin |
MN |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GMCC (Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches) |
"We seek to bridge the digital divide affecting the local community and Minnesota by:
1- Expanding access to digital technology and broadband internet to youth and families from underinvested and disconnected communities. Lack of access to technology has widened the digital divide, which already disproportionately impacts people of color. Although the nation has, overall, increased the number of computer science course offerings in K-12 education, students of color are still at a disadvantage due to lack of resources outside of the classroom: According to a 2016 report from Gallup and Google, two-thirds of White students report using computers at home, whereas only half of Black students do. Our offerings will allow youth to learn, navigate, and experiment with different technologies. Digital learning support will especially help students who have been disproportionately impacted by COVID to catch up on their learning and development. We will also engage parents, seniors, and people with Limited English Proficiency in digital navigation courses curated based on their interests, needs, and feedback. These courses will help them access digital services, apply for jobs, and support their children with homework at home, among other things. In Summer 2022, we are launching a “Teach the Teacher” project in which paid GMCC Tech Teens graduates will work with our Lead Tech Teens Guide/Instructor to co-develop a basic digital skills training curriculum to teach to their parents and other community members.
2- Creating a talent pipeline from underserved and disconnected communities to the tech industry. BIPOC folks are significantly underrepresented in the tech industry: According to the Brookings Institution, Black people make up 11.9% of all workers but only 7.9% of tech workers. Part of the reason is that youth of color lack exposure to entry-level tech skills. We will (i) spark interest and ambition in BIPOC youth to pursue tech careers by exposing them to different areas in the tech field, (ii) teach them in-demand programming languages, including JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, (iii) help youth earn industry-recognized certifications, (iv) and connect them to BIPOC tech entrepreneurs and IT firms in Minnesota. Most of our youth lack access to opportunities for vocational and career exploration and professional relationships that can facilitate upward mobility. Our systems are built on personal connections, which means that power, wealth, and opportunities continue to concentrate within the same groups. BIPOC youth often do not have the opportunity to access or even imagine themselves in high-achieving roles. We will provide youth with job shadowing opportunities.
3- Providing trauma-informed mental health support and social-emotional learning activities. Many of our constituents suffer from trauma stemming from civil war in their home countries, displacement, poverty, prolonged stays in refugee camps, transitional living in impoverished and underinvested neighborhoods, and community violence. We will provide mental health support via licensed therapists who are trained to work with BIPOC youth and families. Support will include the opportunity to share and process emotions 1:1 with professional support, and training for staff, Guides, and volunteers."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GMCC (Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches) |
"Minnesota continues to struggle with racial disparities across all categories. BIPOC populations are more affected by the opioid crisis, in part because of the lack of culturally-specific services that work with community leaders and those with lived experiences. Our project intends to both treat and prevent substance abuse in Somali communities using a combination of best practices; trauma-informed, culturally specific approaches; training and hiring individuals in the community who have been successful in long-term recovery; and training community leaders and families to reduce stigma and understand warning signs and contributing factors to SUD.
Our project is designed to make an impact greater than among those we engage with directly. Reducing the cultural and religious stigma that come with SUD and recovery, starting with faith leaders (Imams) and mothers (“hooyos”) will go a long way to addressing addiction challenges in the community. The proposed co-design process is meant to creatively engage voices that often are not part of decision making or problem solving - but who are most affected - in testing assumptions and hypotheses that reduce addiction and overdoses among Somali youth and young adults.
A wraparound model of peer recovery support services and a holistic family approach can help people sustain a life in long-term recovery and prevent people with SUD from relapsing. Peer recovery support is the person-centered, evidence-based process of giving and receiving non-clinical assistance to achieve long-term recovery from SUD. Using a strengths-based approach, the model is proven to help participants change negative behaviors and improve health and wellness. A growing body of research illuminates the delivery of peer recovery coaching/support services as best practice methods to help produce lasting positive physical and behavioral health outcomes. Additionally, peer recovery support services produce significant return on investment, reducing health care and taxpayer-funded program costs and cultivating recipients' full contribution to local communities and economies.
We will also facilitate training in the Seeking Safety model, “an extremely safe model as it directly addresses both trauma and addiction, but without requiring clients to delve into their trauma narrative, thus making it relevant to a very broad range of ?clients and easy to implement.” The Seeking Safety model is the only model endorsed by professional societies as having strong research support for PTSD/substance abuse. It was the second most adopted out of six models in a major Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health initiative spanning 59 agencies, and was sustained by 83% of agencies that had adopted it.
The first research on CRAFT was done in 1986 and showed that 6 out of 7 family members using the model were able to get their loved ones to enter treatment. More recently, the National Association of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism published a study that engaged people from all ethnicities and used three approaches: Family members using the CRAFT model had the most success - 64% of them were able to get their loved one to enter treatment.
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MIGIZI |
"MIGIZI was founded in 1977 as Migizi Communications, Inc. to counter the misrepresentations and inaccuracies about Native people in the media. In these formative years, we pioneered a weekly radio show, The Native American Program, which set the stage for First Person Radio and its nationally distributed programming. This work was spearheaded by American Indian university students and journalists. The journalist and student group chose the name “MIGIZI” – bald eagle in the Ojibwe language – for the organization because the bird signifies communication as well as guardianship and high standards. These elements were what the group aspired to – excellence in communication, guardianship of the public trust, and high standards for reporting and ethics.
Since then, we have broadened our purpose, became a youth-serving organization, and expanded services and offerings over time. We are innovators in emerging industries who offer Native youth a space for the exploration of cultural identity, the support to excel academically, and the opportunity to explore and launch a professional career. All our programs weave in American Indian culture and knowledge to foster a greater understanding of academic principles that can be applied through historical and cultural lenses to today’s skills and technologies.
This funding will support MIGIZI core programming in academic, culture, training and youth employment.
INDIGENOUS PATHWAYS
Indigenous Pathways brings career development and income to youth ages 14-24 who are currently enrolled in school or want to re-enroll in a diploma or GED program. We offer pathways in media and social media marketing (First Person Productions) and STEM education dedicated to sustainable, green energies (Green Tech Pathway). Youth are paid $13.75 per hour for up to 60 hours over 10 weeks afterschool four days a week. They may pursue an internship with a partner organization or with MIGIZI once training is complete.
CULTURAL, LEADERSHIP AND ACADEMIC SUPPORT
Afterschool, youth can partake in our virtual or in-person tutoring, cultural and educational support 4 days a week, the Native youth leadership council, and work with staff to develop quarterly Individual Educational Plans with identified goals for academic, culture connections, community engagement and well-being. We provide in-school time support with St. Paul and Minneapolis Indian Education classrooms and cultural/wellbeing groups and field trips in four suburban districts.
The Impact areas include:
Learning and Leadership – Promote the learning, leadership and social-emotional development of youth and seek to shift how programs engage youth in education and leadership. Our education, leadership and culture impact areas support academic success in high school and postsecondary educational goals.
Economic Opportunity – Create opportunities for economic prosperity by supporting programs and initiatives that build workforce skills, promote youth entrepreneurship, and expose youth to career pathways in Media, STEM and Green Energy careers.
Health and Safety – Our focus on well-being, cultural healing, safety and creation of a safe space for youth where they can be supported is the cornerstone to the work of MIGIZI. We are guided by constant practice of core values that is a positive climate for youth to thrive."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Al Maa'uun |
"The BIPOC population (Black, Latino, and Indigenous and Native American persons, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, and other persons of color) of North Minneapolis is 77% compared to Minneapolis overall, in which the community only represents 36%. The North@Work program intentionally works with the BIPOC community to improve their economic position. Addressing systemic barriers and individual circumstances is how North@Work impacts and enhances the community’s economic conditions. Providing education, training, resources, and job placement, we allow individuals to break the cycle of poverty that has plagued their community. Al Maa’uun prides itself on the relationships it can build and maintain with individuals. North@Work through Al Maa’uun goes beyond being a job placement program but truly creates a partnership with individuals to improve their lives beyond employment.
North@Work offers innovative work-readiness, training, credentials, support services, and job placement opportunities in healthcare, commercial driving, construction, and IT. These services are complemented by employer services, including racial equity, inclusion, and belonging training, coaching, and consulting services to support the needs of employers working to transform their workplaces to become racially inclusive, equitable, and places where all people experience belonging. A key signature of this program is the response to community needs. Historical, social, and environmental challenges such as systemic racism and immigration status present barriers to building economic stability. Additional conditions such as limited access to quality education, past incarceration, and housing instability severely limit the opportunities for many served by Al Maa’uun and the North@Work program."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$882,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gustavus Adolphus College |
"The purpose of this project is to create an accessible and equitable academic experience for all students through Universal Design and making data driven decisions. The COVID-19 Pandemic stalled our implementation of Universal Design principles due to budget constraints and staffing challenges, all of which is still felt today. To provide the best possible equitable and accessible educational experience to all students, funding for staff and technology is much needed. All positions hired will make significant contributions towards Universal Design principles. The two Gustavus Technology Services positions will ensure all course materials, necessary documents, and information are easily accessible. In the coming year, the Library will undergo a search for a new faculty position centered in the Digital Liberal Arts, which focuses greatly on Universal Design. The Library position funded here will kick start this work. The leader in Institutional Effectiveness will play a major role ensuring the academic needs of students are continuously taken into consideration by academic departments and the offices that support student success. Universal Design principles go beyond pedagogy and information resources to how classrooms are structured and what devices students may utilize. Currently, Beck Academic Hall has multiple classrooms that are ideal for interactive learning, but much of the technology is obsolete. This funding will help Gustavus Adolphus College lead in a new era where accessible and equitable learning experiences are expected and ensured for all students.
This new era will have a wide-reaching impact on the Gustavus community. Gustavus Adolphus College is a four-year coeducational liberal arts college located in Saint Peter, Minnesota. Gustavus is a rural, residential campus with approximately 2,100 students who are supported by faculty and staff who are committed to the high standards of a liberal arts education. Of those 2,100 students, 11.2% of them are both first generation and Pell eligible, and 19.3% are members of groups underrepresented in higher education. Approximately 80% of students are from Minnesota. Many students have a documented disability (12%), many need mental health support, and many try to get by with what they have, not asking for support. Implementing Universal Design principles and updating classroom technology will lead to a more accessible and equitable education for all Gustavus students. Additionally, making data driven decisions focused on student learning outcomes, effectiveness of pedagogy and technology, and student success will lead to change with long lasting positive impacts on students. Departments and programs will make decisions based on current data, faculty will have access to the support and technology needed to develop courses, and students will benefit. These funds will have a continuing positive impact on students, who are primarily from Minnesota, as well as the entire campus community and beyond."
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Saint Peter |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Armory Arts and Music Center |
"The Armory played an important role as the cultural and entertainment hub of the Duluth region. Some of the most famous Americans appeared at the Armory – Harry Truman, Louis Armstrong, Johnny Cash, Amelia Earhart, Bob Hope, and Liberace, to name a few.
The mission of the Music Resource Center Program is to educate and inspire young people, and through music, equip them with life skills for the future. We accomplish this mission through music education and performance opportunities, as well as life skills mentoring. Located in the historic Duluth Armory, the Music Resource Center will ensure access to music instruction, instruments, live sound and recording technology, video technology production, dance, and digital technology programs to a diverse group of 6-12th grade youth in the Twin Ports area.
The Music Resource Center is an affordable youth education program that is professionally staffed in what will be a state-of-the-art facility. The Music Resource Center Duluth will be a sustainable staple in the Duluth Community and our vision is that it will serves up to 500 students annually. The program nurtures the next generation of artists via music education, life skills development, and mentoring, and inspires all of those associated with the project.
The rehearsal rooms, recording studio, classrooms and the restored stage will provide an extraordinary teaching and performance space that will be well used by the MRC students and many others in
the community.
Operational funding will ensure the ability to hire high quality program staff and teachers.
Over the last hundred years, the Armory has reverberated with the music of legends. And now, it's only a few short years from being brought back to vibrant life."
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Duluth |
MN |
$1,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Minnesota Child Advocacy Center |
"The Central Minnesota Child Advocacy Center (CAC)’s mission is to provide protection, advocacy, justice, and healing to victims of abuse in Central Minnesota. We carry out our mission by providing forensic interviews, medical examinations, advocacy to victims of abuse and their families, and integrated behavioral and mental health services. The CAC is a safe, comfortable environment that brings together a Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) of professionals to investigate and respond to allegations of maltreatment. This model can prevent retraumatizing victims, alleviate stress on the families, and ensure consistency of services to provide positive outcomes for the case. Outside of the primary focus of responding to maltreatment, the CAC provides specialized services to Sexually Exploited Youth and Vulnerable Adults, Foster Care Physicals, prevention education for educators, caregivers, and students, and outreach and training to other professionals in the community.
The Adverse Childhood Experiences study found that when individuals experience trauma in their childhood, they are likely to experience negative chronic health outcomes in their adult lives (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2019). The CAC’s work to provide early intervention and healing to children after a traumatic experience is congruent with CentraCare’s goal to support children and prevent negative health outcomes later in their life.
Relocating to the Plaza (on-campus) would enable improved operational efficiencies and the opportunity to purchase updated equipment to enhance the CAC’s capabilities and effectiveness. Efficiencies would enable the CAC to expand its available capacity (daily, weekly, annual) to support victims and community partners. The number of visits at the CAC increased from 328 (2019) to 399 (2021), which may be the result of COVID-19 as families spent more time at home.
The National Children’s Alliance found that “Families throughout the country experienced sharp increases in risk factors for child maltreatment during the pandemic, including 'economic instability due to work stoppages, reduced hours, or job closures. Economic instability jeopardized basic health care coverage, housing stability, and home safety…. Many families were unable to access unemployment benefits, and stimulus funding was insufficient to cover lost wages…. Instability also led to mental health distress, loneliness, exposure to interpersonal violence, and other risks such as drug and alcohol use—factors highly associated with child abuse and neglect.'” In all, “[t]he long-running concerns about child and family well-being and the inadequacy of child welfare services available to children and families were clearly revealed, and a history of systemic, policy, and practice shortcomings are now even more pronounced.” The CAC has seen these issues reflected in the population it services, as well from other CACs in the state. The CAC team also heard from our County partners that although the number of child maltreatment reports was overall down in 2020 (kids lacked access to safe, trusted adults and mandated reporters), the types of injuries and abuse were different. Children were being seen for more severe injuries and more chronic abuse that we/others had seen before. The CAC requires federal assistance to address these factors without impacting clinical care services."
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St. Cloud |
MN |
$1,182,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CentraCare Health System |
"CentraCare Health Emergency Medical Services (CCEMS), a division of the CentraCare Health System, requires modernization of its fleet to prevent ambulances from potentially breaking down during emergent, acute care transports. Further, new ambulances, which meet today's safety standards are compartmentalized in a way that is safer for both staff and patient transport. CCEMS currently has 18 ambulances, spanning across hundreds of miles of primary service area in central, and southwest Minnesota. Well over 90% of CCEMS’s fleet have over 100,000 plus miles on the odometers. CentraCare’s SW (Redwood Falls) and NW (Long Prairie & Benson) regional bases are 2-3 hours away from tertiary care centers, thus any transfers out of those region’s hospitals add additional miles each day on those ambulances. These factors impact critical 911 services for CCEMS's service area.
CCEMS strives to apply best practices in Ambulance innovations and safety, but the fleet is inconsistent due to not being able to update them all at once due to budgetary constrains, and with the current safety standards. Without additional funding, trying to catch up with a fleet this size will take many years and several capital request approvals to make it happen. Supply chain issues, inflation and high fuel costs also threaten the level of care in Central Minnesota as these increase costs for fuel efficient vehicles. In addition to reliability issues, the age of the current ambulance fleet has a secondary effect of outdated patient care compartments as well as crew and patient safety features, which newer and more modern specialized ambulances afford. Additionally, older box configurations were not engineered to provide greater layout efficiency. New configurations allow the ambulance crew to provide the highest and most efficient levels of patient care in critical situations. Newer ambulance patient care compartment configurations feature these current industry safety standards, which the majority of the older ambulances do not have, such as work stations that are known to significantly reduces mortality and morbidity of both the paramedic and the patient in the event of an ambulance crash by preventing the paramedic from becoming a projectile in the patient compartment. Compartment design/layout also allows safer staff work transitions between regions due to familiarity and standardization between ambulances. This is very important with current rural recruiting and staff retention shortages reaching critical levels."
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St. Cloud |
MN |
$579,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center |
This project benefits the local community by providing human centered, trauma informed, culturally specific services that support the mental health of all who engage in services with MIWRC. Community members (staff, program participants, and larger community members) will be able access facilities that support their holistic healing and for community traditional events. Community members are able to access services on a drop-in basis which drastically reduces barriers to access. Community members can access grief and loss community conversations, have access to space to host community events and gatherings such as: funerals, trainings, and cultural ceremonies. MIWRC values Native American traditional knowledge and cultural ceremonies incorporation into all services to support spiritual healing, while also providing clinical services for mental health disorders and substance use disorders.
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Laura Baker Services Association |
"Collaborating with our local community is key to our success, and crucial for our clients’ success. We provide volunteer opportunities for community members, internships and other learning opportunities for local college students, access to new music and artistic collaborations and host community events. We believe that our success as an organization, and the overall well-being of our clients, relies on strong connections with community partners.
Community engagement and interaction is a critical component of ensuring successful integration of people with IDD into the community. Both the new Family Navigation Services and Behavioral Consulting Services will help LBSA expand our impact by supporting families and individuals who cannot, or do not need, to access our residential services. These services will provide support to people who are waiting, on the State's waiting list, for support. These new services will also allow us to provide help to families that live well beyond our current 30-mile radius service area. These services will especially help support people with low incidence challenges to navigate the world. Experts in the field have told us that these services will divert the people served from psychiatric units and hospital emergency rooms, and will create cost savings for the government in the process.
These new services will create a need for additional employees, allow us to better compensate our current employees, enabling us to retain them. It also will provide additional advancement opportunities for employees.
Laura Baker Services Association (LBSA), located in Northfield, Minnesota, is one of the longest running providers of intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) services in the country. Founded in 1897 by Laura Baker who created an environment where people with developmental disabilities could flourish in the community. 125 years later, Miss Baker’s legacy of community, music & art, focus on the individual, and an inclusive culture of dignity and respect, are all reflected in LBSA’s day-to-day operations. Our mission is to respect the life choices and dreams of people with developmental disabilities and help them reach their goals.
LBSA welcomes clients who are perceived as difficult to serve. Many have had multiple placements prior to receiving services. This includes individuals with Prader-Willi Syndrome, dual diagnoses, and unique behavioral challenges. LBSA is able to accommodate individuals that other organizations may not because we provide individualized housing and service options that can help meet the level of service that is most appropriate for each individual. These services include basic housing and support services. Additionally, LBSA provides a variety of additional programming and services that are not part of our licensure requirements. An important part of LBSA’s mission is focused on the uniqueness of each individual and how we best can support their goals. As a result, we provide additional services that are designed to enhance the well-being and overall health of each individual client we serve. These services include: housing support (still in development), music therapy, creative arts, family support services and many volunteer programs and events that provide our clients opportunities to engage with community members."
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Northfield |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Hormel Institute, University of Minnesota |
"The requested equipment is an essential piece of technology to enable researchers to perform cryo-electron tomography studies. Currently, this technology is not available anywhere within MN. Consistent with the goal of establishing MN as an international hub for health and biomedical research, placing this powerful, state-of-the-art imaging technology within the new Minnesota BioImaging Center at The Hormel Institute will support transformative cancer and biomedical research capabilities and services unavailable anywhere in MN and most of our neighboring states in the Midwest.
MBiC will be a state-of-the-art center for biomolecular structure and function research that will serve the needs of research across Minnesota and our neighboring states. The Hormel Institute is a center of excellence for structural biology using the cutting edge Cryo-EM imaging technology now - this plan will dramatically expand expertise at the Institute and across the region in the application of a new technology that won the Nobel-prize in Chemistry in 2017.
MBiC will have a sustained, transformative, and multi-level impact on the research and training capabilities within and beyond Minnesota.
This project will create new jobs, create new capabilities that will attract new science-based businesses, and attract researchers from all over the Midwest and beyond to collaborate and work in the Austin and Mower County area. It will also expand our STEM activities with Riverland Community College and the local K-12 schools. Providing these research capabilities and services will create jobs in rural MN, enable the rapid advancement of the world class research ongoing in MN at The Hormel Institute, UMN and the Mayo Clinic, and establish an advanced
bioimaging center of quality and impact unrivaled in the Midwest and in much of the USA. As such, the center will attract leading researchers from across the country and the world to The Hormel Institute and other research units at UMN and the Mayo Clinic, to work."
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Austin |
MN |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Center |
"The purpose of this project is to provide relational support for students using illicit substances, and clinical referrals if necessary. Because it concerns the future of dozens of Minnesota high school students, it is of vital importance to the local community, and the state at large.
Northfield, like rural areas all over the state, desperately needs more SUD treatment programs. The “Rural Chemical Health Disparities Report” (2021), commissioned by the MN Department of Human Services, found that rural areas have equal or higher rates of alcohol, methamphetamine, and opioid-dependence, when compared to urban areas. However, their treatment programs, infrastructure, and medical personnel are fewer and farther between. In this situation, it should come as no surprise that rural areas like Northfield now have higher rates of overdose deaths, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Northfield has zero in-patient services for SUD, making early prevention and treatment programs (like this proposal) vital to the health of the community.
The need for effective recovery support in the ALC is especially pressing given the long-term consequences of substance use disorders that begin early in life. A 2018 overview of current research in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience found that adolescent drug use impedes neurological development, raises the likelihood of later health problems (like diabetes), and dramatically increases the odds of full-blown substance use disorders in adulthood. Investment in recovery services now will pay dividends to the local community, and therefore to the state of Minnesota as a whole, for years to come.
Unfortunately, conventional clinical treatment programs have proven ineffective at the ALC. For several years, the school contracted with an outpatient substance abuse services provider that primarily works with adults. The number of students willing to work with this provider has dwindled to zero. It was only able to do 7 assessments last year and made a total of 5 referrals to other services. All the while, student drug use and the negative behavioral health impacts of drug use increased. ALC leadership has decided to end this contract, recognizing the need for a new model.
CAC has an alternative model at the ready, based on its successful program for adults and the housing work it is already doing in the ALC. Rather than immediately pushing for drug abstinence, the SUD support specialist will help participating students build their “recovery capital”: the personal and social resources necessary to stay safe and, if the participant wishes, work toward recovery. A focus on recovery capital is in line with best practices for recovery, as defined by the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). SAMHSA has recognized the importance of holistic care and identified four major dimensions of recovery support: health, home, purpose, and community. Through relational support and referral to both CAC and clinical services, the SUD support specialist will be working on all four dimensions."
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Northfield |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan State University |
"Development of a professional workforce is a critical need to ensure continued growth of the Minnesota economy. Active and applied learning experiences, play a critical role in professional workforce development, especially for university students who belong to groups that are historically underrepresented in our professional workforce and low-income students. The Minnesota State Demographic Center report, “The Economic Status of Minnesotans” from 2018 highlights that the workforce of the state is increasingly diverse and those from underrepresented backgrounds are less likely to have a bachelor’s degree or higher. In the Twin Cities metro area, 42% of all job vacancies required a post-secondary degree and residents with a bachelor’s degree or higher had a labor force participation rate of 90.2% (DEED, Twin Cities Metro Area Economic Development Region 11, Sept. 2021). For businesses and non-profit organizations in the Twin Cities to grow and be successful, they need a professional workforce that includes residents from all backgrounds who are well-prepared for their careers.
Nationally, employers report a desire for universities to do more to prepare our students for the workforce through career readiness support and increasing active and applied learning activities (AACU, How College Contributes to Workforce Success, 2021). Research has consistently shown that active and applied learning (also known as high-impact practices) like internships, undergraduate research, and integrating learning result in increased deep learning and personal gains for students. The gains are particularly large for first-generation university students or students who belong to groups historically underrepresented in higher education and the professional workforce (AACU, High-Impact Educational Practices, 2008). At the same time, the National Association of Colleges and Employers reports that women, Black and Hispanic/Latinx students, and first-generation college students are less likely to complete paid internships (NACE Brief: Inequity in Internships, 2021). Students, particularly those in STEM fields, who participate in undergraduate research are much more likely to complete their degree and to persist in STEM careers, particularly for students who belong to groups that are historically underrepresented in STEM fields (The National Academies Press: Undergraduate Research Experiences for STEM Students: Successes, Challenges, and Opportunities, 2017). Finally, working students typically do not get support for integrating their learning through work experience with their academic learning in a way that advances their professional career goals.
This project is focused on professional workforce development for Metro students who will: 1) Gain access to and set learning goals for active and applied learning experiences; 2) Complete active and applied learning experiences with mentoring support; and 3) Communicate effectively about active and applied learning experiences to current and future employers to support career advancement. Local companies, non-profit organizations, and state agencies will benefit from access to interns, support of employees who are Metro students, and a local workforce that is professionally developed through these active and applied learning experiences."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Public Health Association (MPHA) |
"In this moment in history, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Minnesota is grappling with various intersecting oppressions of racism and classism. The cumulative result of these racist systems and structures contributes to an environment that is persistently unhealthy and unsafe for Black communities, American Indian communities, Latinx, and Asian communities. The systems contributing to these health inequities have gnarled roots extending even further into the development of a diverse public health workforce that should be more presentative of the most impacted communities. People from communities underrepresented in public health careers experience barriers to accessing the same education, networks, and job opportunities others have. We must reimagine the ability of our state, county, and local employees to become fierce advocates for health in whatever setting they may inhabit.
MPHA has established itself as a voice for change historically and during this past year, as the organization has engaged in the analysis of its leadership and processes to deliberately commit itself to rooting out white supremacy. Furthermore, the organization and its members organized a successful conference entitled “Together, for Planet and Community” focused on health equity, environmental justice, and workforce development for students, early professionals, and established public health workers. There is an ongoing need for professional development and support in the work of antiracist practice.
The empowerment of a workforce engaged in public health and health advocacy can only result in increased health for local communities. Through a mixture of virtual and in-person trainings, this fellowship will actualize the collective power of individuals through anti-racist training and cross-cultural collaboration. With the recognition that it is our historically disenfranchised communities that suffer the brunt of health inequities, specifically training public health workers who already belong to and work in these critical areas to be further engaged in public health anti-racist advocacy will increase the health of entire communities.
Increased representation in the public health workforce contributes to more inclusive policies, interventions, and programs. Though the majority of the current healthcare workforce is white, it’s critical that we intentionally create more culturally mindful solutions for those across various racial and ethnic populations in Minnesota.
MPHA’s fellowship program will recruit candidates of color and American Indians who are dedicated to working with Minnesota’s populations of color. Through the MPHA fellowship, these individuals who already have a dedication to and knowledge of their local community will be able to bring their work to a new level that reaches the entire population.
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Healthcare |
"To increase accessibility for patients using primary or specialty clinics and hospital facilities on our multi-block campus and to allow for rapid EMS response time given heightened demands, a permanent expansion of an existing parking ramp structure with a focus on ambulance charging stations, controlled storage, and parking spaces is critically needed. With extensive camera coverage, digital wayfinding communications, and enhanced lobby space, this expansion supports both the growing needs of EMS and improves safety for patients seeking care and hospital visitors.
Pre-hospital care provided by EMS and the life-saving equipment available in an ambulance have considerable influence in patient outcomes and the ability for EMS to respond to the next medical emergency.
For housing insecure patients, winter in Minnesota provides amplified risk for frostbite and Hennepin Healthcare is the first hospital in the state to implement this advanced technology in an acute setting, which allows for early detection of when to utilize clot-busting medications.
Collaboration between departments such as Population Health, Health Equity, and Emergency Medical Services allow teams to identify current gaps in care that can be addressed through enhanced process and equipment. Our health system partners with our patients to create community-oriented solutions to address these gaps. The requested equipment will allow Hennepin Healthcare to leverage technology to increase equitable health outcomes for all patients seeking emergency care throughout the community."
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Hennepin County |
MN |
$4,941,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
People's Center Clinics & Services |
"As the trusted healthcare provider for the Cedar-Riverside area, one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Minnesota, People’s Center has earned a high rate of patient satisfaction and has built tight ties with the community. With this success, and an ever-expanding community, comes even greater expectations and greater need for and reliance on People’s Center services. To better serve this growing number of patients, many of them with more complex needs related to their health, People’s Center needs to remodel its Cedar-Riverside Clinic. This enhanced clinic space will allow People’s Center to elevate their care model and lower barriers to access for even more community members in need of primary care that takes into account their language, religion, cultural background, community relationships and more.
The need for health care reform is as evident as ever. Many lawmakers and activists are advancing the argument for universal health care, but it begs the question; will it come fast enough? Even during these important conversations, there continue to be populations in Minnesota, and the country at large, that encounter devastating barriers to accessing basic health care. Where one lives, the food they have access to, and the cost and availability of health care services determine more than 80% of health outcomes for communities, and disproportionately impact communities with the fewest resources such as refugee and immigrant communities, black and brown communities, and LGBTQIA communities. Without dedicated health centers that prioritize culturally competent care, who offer support to navigate our shifting health care system, these vulnerable community members would be left without access to the primary medical, dental, and mental health care that they need and deserve.
The Cedar-Riverside 55454 zip code in Minnesota is one of these communities, and People’s Center is the primary clinic for many of its residents. 55454 is the densest and most diverse zip code between Chicago and the West Coast, home to the Riverside Plaza building, a 1300-unit housing complex with 4,000 residents hailing from 67 countries and speaking 93 languages. A high percentage of the population here is from Somalia, and other East African communities, many of whom are refugees who have suffered repeated violence and trauma contributing to poor mental health. Understandably many of these individuals show apprehension towards large institutions, healthcare included, and without on-going care management many people will not seek help until their medical issues become crises and treatment becomes prohibitively expensive, or worse: unsuccessful.
Access to appropriate care is a humane issue. The lived experiences of these communities are often not understood or accounted for in our current systems of health and human services. Research shows that health outcomes improve when health care providers pay attention to their patients lived experiences and understand the impact those experiences have on the patient’s overall health, and their access to resources. Investment in healthcare entities who can be champions in these communities, made up by members of the community itself, is a major step in advancing healthcare equity. "
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Side Community Health Services |
"Community Impact:
Increased Access & Health Equity: The project will increase West Side Dental’s dental operatories from 5 to 15, allowing for greater accessibility of culturally-relevant care for an additional 2,000 patients. Additionally, given MCC’s range of other services including medical care, the project will also promote integration of medical and dental care systems to enable MCC to continue providing patients with more holistic care.
Community Driven: Plans for the redevelopment have been informed by community listening sessions and MCC’s triennial Community Health Needs & Assets Assessment.
Job Retention & Creation: West Side Dental currently employs 27 staff. The expansion will allow the clinic to hire 16 additional full-time employees. All jobs created are high-quality jobs with health insurance, dental insurance, a retirement plan match, professional development opportunities, and more. Additionally, MCC’s dental program partners closely with the University of Minnesota as a teaching site, and this expansion opportunity will allow for additional U of M dental students to receive important hands-on training.
Neighborhood Revitalization: The redevelopment of the site will provide the west side community— an area that historically has suffered from lack of resources, commercial development, and corporate investment— another neighborhood resource and a much-needed addition to the MCC health care system."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Side Community Health Services |
"The project will create deeper roots in the community and positively impact patients served.
Accessibility & Equity: MCC’s purchase of the clinic will contribute to the creation of a local, one-stop shop of holistic care for residents. By expanding and enhancing services offered onsite, we hope to promote better integration of medical and other services necessary for patient wellbeing.
Community Driven: Long-term plans/partnerships for the building will be informed by community listening sessions as part of MCC’s triennial Community Health Needs & Assets Assessment (currently being conducted for 2022). In the spring/summer, we will hold a focus group of Farmington community members to capture feedback on health care needs, challenges, opportunities, and more.
Job Retention & Creation: The Farmington Clinic currently employs 11 staff and is growing.
Community Investment & Collaboration: The site expansion will provide Farmington and surrounding communities—a near-rural area with underserved populations— additional local resources and a much-needed addition to the MCC health care system.
As mentioned in the need statement, access to care in near rural/rural communities is limited for households with lower incomes. Most patients served by MCC in Farmington thus far have been individuals of color, and 67% of them uninsured. According to 2020 Census data, the Farmington community race/ethnicity demographics are 80% White, 5% Hispanic/Latino, 5% Multiracial, 4% Black, 4% Asian, and 2% Other. The census also reports about 12% of the city’s population is below 200% of the federal poverty level."
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Farmington |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe |
"The following statement from the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration helps explain the purpose and need for the renovation of the Ahnji-Be-Mah-Diz Recovery Center: SAMHSA "recognizes that tribal communities face behavioral health challenges and disparities.... [W]hile there is general awareness that Native Americans experience higher rates of alcohol and substance use, the scope of these behavioral health problems is not fully understood. Native communities face service delivery issues that are complicated by personnel shortages, limited health care resources, and distances to obtain services." https://www.hrsa.gov/about/organization/offices/hrsa-iea/tribal-affairs
Ten percent of all chemically dependent treatment placements in Minnesota are for American Indians—despite the fact that American Indians represent only 2 percent of the Minnesota population. For the first Quarter of this year, the ARC assessment office did 139 Rule 25 chemical assessments. Out of those 75 were placed into treatment services. Forty-six (46) of those were off reservation facilities.
The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe is striving to meet the substance recovery and counseling needs of our citizens on the Leech Lake Reservation at the Ahnji-Be-Mah-Diz Recovery Center (ARC). The requested funding would finalize renovations for ARC and help it become a safe and secure Residential treatment for all residents of the Leech Lake Reservation and our neighbors.
Our vision is to provide an inpatient treatment center on the Leech Lake Reservation for our relatives, both men and women, that struggle with substance use disorders. Once renovations are completed, the ARC will provide the opportunity for our loved ones to heal at home, providing them with a chance to save their life and create a better one to live. The days of sending our pregnant mothers, young fathers, abused daughters, traumatized sons, forgotten parents, and shamed grandparents to distant treatment centers are in the past. We want Ahnji-Be-Mah-Diz Recovery Center to resonate with safety, security, love, purpose, compassion, empathy, hope, and traditional ways. A fully renovated center would ensure all these traits for our Ahnji-Be-Mah-Dz Recovery Center. Our recovery center has the opportunity to be a beacon of light for all residents of the Leech Lake Indian Reservation. A place where our relatives can come to get well. The intergenerational trauma of our past is still evident in the generations today, but with a positive environment to heal, our people have a chance to break the cycle. "
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Leech Lake Indian Reservation |
MN |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MN School Based Health Alliance |
"We are seeking your support for expanding the number of students served and the quality of their care through clinical equipment advances across four of Minnesota's school-based health care systems. School-based clinics have been strongholds of accessible, equitable and comprehensive preventative care for students in Minnesota for 50 years. There is no dedicated funding to support school-based health centers in Minnesota and there never has been, which creates maintenance challenges. As the only part of the health care safety net dedicated entirely to children, and a critical time for children's health care, this is a small and essential request.
The gold-standard model for school-based clinics had its genesis here in St Paul, Minnesota, and is now codified in federal statute. Today, over 2,200 school-based clinics operate across the United States. Until 2022, our local School Based Health Alliance was a voluntarily coalition of the leaders who operate school-based clinics in Minnesota. There are now 27 in existence and at least 10 in development in our state. The Alliance represents and supports each of the health care providers and districts partnering in school-based health care. This request includes 4 of those partner organizations.
The Alliance is a long-term community partner of the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). MDH has provided a convener to support this work since 2015 when the Alliance became an official affiliate of the national School Based Health Alliance. In January, MDH extended a CDC COVID Workforce grant to the Alliance, now a nonprofit, to assist schools with pandemic recovery. During distance learning, the mental health therapy, medical care, nutrition services, health education, and parent support delivered in Minnesota’s school-based clinics proved SBCs are a durable part of the health care safety net. This request supports continued growth of this critical part of Minnesota’s safety net.
Evidence shows partnership between a local Alliance and a state program office like MDH, and dedicated state funding for new and existing school-based health initiatives, correlates with expansion of care for kids, decreases Medicaid costs and increases school success. Growth has been slow in Minnesota compared to most other states. This is a critical time to change that, particularly in rural areas where one school-based clinic can offset care shortages for an entire community. The appropriate clinical equipment allows school-based clinics to be there for kids as they recover from the pandemic, a time when their needs are critically underserved and increasingly acute.
The ROI on school-based care is irrefutable. The care is not a replacement for the allied health professionals in schools such as school counselors and social workers, or licensed school nurses. Simply said, their co-existence creates ease for families and optimizes learning. Expanding this care to more children is a key lever for reducing disparities in education and health outcomes for children in Minnesota."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Art Center |
"For over 75 years, the Rochester Art Center has been working to strengthen our region as a destination for creativity. Our exhibitions and programs are designed to reflect the dynamic relationship between art and society. As one of the few "things to do" in Rochester we enhance Southeast Minnesota for residents and medical destination visitors.
Most school districts have been adversely affected by COVID-19 disruptions and schools have reduced options for field-trips. School districts that will gain renewed access to free tours/arts education at the Rochester Art Center include, but are not limited to, Rochester, Dover-Eyota, Pine Island, Zumbrota- Mazeppa, Plainview-Elgin-Millville, St. Charles, Chatfield, Lanesboro, Kingsland, Fillmore Central, Grand Meadow, Southland, Hayfield, Stewartville, Owatonna, Kenyon-Wanamingo, Triton, Lake City, Kasson- Mantorville, and Byron.
Museum education is proven to fill learning gaps for low-income students. Further, congressional direct spending will support job security and growth in Rochester's arts and tourism sectors - sectors that generate millions of dollars in the state each year, but are underrepresented in Olmsted County, where the medical focus overshadows the necessity of arts and culture as an asset for residents and visitors seeking world-class medical care."
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Rochester |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stepping Stone Emergency Housing |
"The impact of additional square footage will allow Stepping Stone to renew many of the services/programs that were put on pause due to COVID. We simply didn’t have the necessary space to confidently ensure the mitigation of spreading infectious diseases. An example of these services/programs include but are not limited to: Anoka County Emergency Assistance, Anoka County library, financial literacy classes, Jobs Club and Housing Club, and mental health counseling and therapy.
With the addition of approximately 6,000 sq ft, we will not only add necessary space for our residents to sleep, we will also be adding space for residents to safely meet in small groups with these essential professionals. These critical support services are what makes Stepping Stone stand out when compared to other congregate emergency shelter settings.
The other important purpose that is unique to this project is that Stepping Stone is the only congregate homeless shelter in the five counties of: Anoka, Washington, Dakota, Carver, and Scott. Certainly there are other shelter models in these counties, but we are it for single youth and adults in a congregate shelter facility. As the only shelter in the Suburban Metro Continuum of Care, it is essential that we remain open and available for those who need us the most. "
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Anoka |
MN |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Black Men Teach (BMT) |
"Minnesota ranks last (50th) in disparities between Black and white student graduation rates. It also ranks among the worst in the gap between Black/BIPOC and white students - in key-markers for long-term success like reading and math (MN Compass). Minnesota is also one of the worst places for Black people to live, with some of the greatest inequities in health, housing, incarceration rates and income experienced by Black and brown compared to white communities.
In the Twin Cities, 70% of public school students are children of color, but only 7% of teachers are people of color. While diversifying the teacher workforce has been a broadly-stated goal for school districts and the State of Minnesota for over two decades, zero progress has been made.
Having just one Black man as a teacher in elementary school is a game changer.
By placing Black male teachers in elementary school classrooms, BMT seeks to improve outcomes in reading and math, increase sense of belonging in school and connection to learning. Research tells us that having a Black man as a teacher in elementary school, benefits Black students, especially Black low-income boys, notably (John Hopkins, 2017):
* Black students who have just one Black teacher by third grade are 13% more likely to enroll in college;
* Black students with two Black teachers by the 3rd grade are 32% more likely to enroll in college; and
* Black low-income boys who have just one Black male teacher in elementary school are 39% less likely to drop out of high school, and 29% more likely to aspire to attend college; and
* Elementary school teachers have long-run impacts on student earnings and educational attainment.
Research indicates improvements in Black socio-economic and health indicators are driven by economic investment in education, and participation of Black people in decision-making and leadership (Public Health Review, 2016). BMT was designed by the Black community based on research and collective experiences.
Black Men Teach will publish results of our work and create a road map for replication of our program, with the idea that our program could be tailored for teachers of other races/genders. Ultimately, we will be both helping to diversify the teacher workforce and meet the significant needs of the teacher workforce shortage. This funding strategy was designed in partnership with district leaders, and other education stakeholders, and with significant input from board members who come from university and school district leadership and policy backgrounds.
BMT strategically engages Black men in high school and college, as well as career changers, to help them become elementary classroom teachers. We engage mentors who are Black educators, creating a community and network of experienced Black teachers mentoring less experienced Black male teachers. We are creating powerful opportunities for the Black community generally, and Black men in particular, to lead systemic change for the Black community in Minnesota.
You can learn more about our organization’s work at our website via: https://blackmenteachtc.org
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
"On March 6, 2020, Minnesota reported its first COVID-19 case. Then, George Floyd was killed in police custody on May 25, 2020. Following these events, there has been significant community turmoil involving over 1,300 properties, COVID-19 deaths, disruptions in schools, work, health care, and social support systems that have resulted in worsening mental health, increased substance use, dramatic rise in drug overdose deaths, and increased violence. From research, we know that mental health, substance use, and violence share common risk and protective factors. Building on these common protective factors, including social emotional skills such as self-management and problem solving, can prevent substance use and mental health problems and promote overall health and well-being. Mental health promotion among our youth is more important now than ever as it encourages protective factors and healthy behaviors that can help prevent the onset of a diagnosable mental disorder and reduce risk factors that can lead to the development of a mental disorder. Youth who are taught the skills to cope, reach out for help, and have at least one caring adult can often show resiliency to negative experiences. Providing funding to classrooms to support a curriculum such as LST can provide lifelong benefits for adolescents such as improved self-esteem, trust in others, encouraging help-seeking behaviors, improved conflict and time management.
The local communities would benefit through funding to purchase, provide training, and implement a research-based curriculum in their local schools. The LST curriculum has strong evidence of preventing substance use, promoting more positive mental health, and improving school achievement. In the long term, communities would benefit from improved physical, social, and mental health outcomes among youth, including reduced substance use, reduced anxiety and depression, and improved school achievement. Building these social and emotional skills would set youth up for lifelong wellbeing and success."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
"Almost 430,000 Minnesotans may be experiencing long COVID symptoms. This is likely much higher because it does not include those self-testing for COVID or who had COVID but were never tested. COVID, a precursor to long COVID, has disproportionately impacted rural communities and, therefore, we anticipate a wave of rural Minnesotans who will require clinical and social support services to manage the effects of long COVID. Current estimates suggest that up to 15% of adults out of the work force is due to long COVID effects. Long COVID is also likely to become to most significant health issue leading to disability in the modern era. It is critical that Minnesota begins building the clinical, social service, and public health infrastructure to support those suffering from long COVID, especially as it will intersect with pre-existing chronic conditions and will impact their quality of life as individuals, at home, at work, at school, and in their communities.
This project will benefit local rural communities throughout Minnesota by providing inexpensive yet needed and trusted social support services for thousands of Minnesotans experiencing mental health, disability, and other health issues related to long COVID. The proposed peer support network approach is potentially cost-effective and, thus, sustainable. This is important as we expect long COVID to be an ongoing chronic condition as long as Sars-Cov-2 infections continue."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
"Maintaining access to obstetrical services in rural areas is necessary to provide quality health care with positive birth outcomes for mother and baby. Rural communities in Minnesota are increasingly at risk for closing their obstetrics services. One reason many rural hospitals stop offering obstetrics is because physicians, nurses and other clinical staff do not perform procedures frequently enough to feel confident that they are maintaining a relevant skill set.
Rural communities will likely not see the population growth necessary to increase the number of deliveries in rural hospitals in a way that would give providers sufficient opportunity to maintain their skills. Advanced simulation equipment can be the next best thing by allowing them to practice, hone, and maintain critical skills across the full spectrum of scenarios possible when delivering a baby. Since babies are born whether or not a hospital offers obstetric services, it is also important for emergency department physicians, nurses and emergency medical services personnel to train for obstetrics events.
The current suite of equipment is located in Cloquet, Minnesota and is open to all interested rural hospitals, however, some are upwards of five hours away from Cloquet, making the trip a logistical challenge for some. While hospitals with obstetrics services are more likely to send providers and travel to access the training, time and distance may be a barrier for hospitals without obstetrics to justify sending their teams to the trainings, even though they recognize the value to their staff and communities. "
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St. Paul |
MN |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Diaper Bank of Minnesota |
"The Diaper Bank of Minnesota serves the entire Twin Cities Metro area, including Ramsey, Hennepin, Anoka, Washington, Carver, Scott and Dakota counties. We provide diapers to 20 community non-profit partners that work directly with families. In 2022, we had to turn away 10 prospective community partners due to lack of funding. We know that with additional funding we could be distributing far more diapers each year than we currently distribute.
The approaches that helped us grow from distributing 100,000 diapers in 2015 to 650,000 in 2020 will not be sufficient to help us increase yet again to 2 million diapers in 2023 and 5 million diapers by 2026. This funding would enable us to expand our services and help even more families in need. It will also give the Diaper Bank the time needed to build more sustainable practices and procedures.
Congressionally directed spending on this community project would improve the lives of up to 37,000 Minnesota families."
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Ramsey, Hennepin, Anoka, Washington, Carver, Scott, and Dakota Counties |
MN |
$523,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Diaper Bank of Minnesota |
"1 in 3 Minnesota families with children ages three and under cannot afford sufficient diapers to keep their children clean and healthy. Parents who cannot afford sufficient diapers resort to leaving children in soiled diapers too long, scraping out and re-using soiled diapers, utilizing paper towels or other materials in place of a diaper … the list goes on and on.
There is no federal or state funding available for families to purchase diapers. WIC and food stamps cannot be used for diapers. Daycare assistance funding does not include diapers, and lack of access to 1 weeks’ worth of diapers prevents families from being able to enroll in childcare. All of these burdens make it even more difficult for low income parents to purchase the diapers their children need and participate in the workforce.
There is good news! Studies have shown that reducing diaper need also reduces parental mental health crises, reduces early childhood illness and infection, and increases parental access to the workforce.
By supporting the Diaper Bank’s technology infrastructure, this funding will increase our ability to distribute 2 million diapers in 2023. Thus, this funding will also alleviate parental depression and anxiety, make it easier for parents to utilize daycare assistance (thus enabling them to hold a job), and help babies have cleaner and healthier bottoms."
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Ramsey, Hennepin, Anoka, Washington, Carver, Scott, and Dakota Counties |
MN |
$94,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio (CLUES) |
"CLUES new Behavioral Health, Economic Opportunity, and Wellness Hub will contribute to the revitalization of a critical block along the Lake Street corridor damaged during the 2020 civil unrest following the murder of George Floyd. The proposed project is a Latino-community led effort that will ensure long term multi-generational wellbeing and social and economic equity for Latinos in Minneapolis and West-Metro communities.
The need for the dedicated Behavioral Health clinic in this community is well established. Demand for behavioral health services for Latinos far exceeds the existing capacity of mental health systems and providers in the targeted geographic area. In 2020, CLUES waitlist for services had an average of 100 individuals seeking bilingual psychotherapy and community-based services, and in 2021 it was nearly 200 individuals (children, adolescents, and adults).
Latinos are at high-risk for substance use disorder (SUD) and mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety (National Alliance on Mental Health, 2016). Migrating to the United States and acculturating can be traumatic. Trauma can cause or worsen depression and anxiety, each of which is strongly correlated with substance use. Latino men have a 21.5% incidence of binge alcohol use in the last month, significantly higher rates than either White or African American men (APA, 2018). COVID-19 also profoundly impacted our community, resulting in a disproportionate incidence of disease, lost employment, and increased homelessness with drastic detrimental impacts on mental health and SUD.
Lack of medical insurance is a significant barrier to accessing behavioral health services. Latinos have the highest uninsured rates (18% for Latinos vs. 4% for Whites) of any racial or ethnic group in Minnesota (Robert Wood Johnson, 2018). On average, 50% of our mental health clients are uninsured. There are approximately 40 Spanish speaking mental health clinicians in our target area, of these nearly one-quarter do not serve uninsured clients (Washburn Center for Children, 2018). CLUES serves all individuals, regardless of insurance status.
Latinos are a young and rapidly growing demographic who are essential to Minnesota's workforce and economy, yet alarming economic disparities persist with nearly three times more Latino families living in poverty than white families. The demand for CLUES services and our space capacity needs has doubled in the last decade, forcing staff to split locations and driving up our operating costs as we’ve had to lease space where our community live and work.
Support for CLUES is essential to provide ownership to the largest Latino-led nonprofit, founded 41 years ago, speed community revitalization on Lake Street, and advance economic equity, prosperity, and wellbeing for underserved communities. This project will create a one-stop hub where Latinos can easily access holistic, multi-generational, and integrated services to thrive and prosper. "
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northland Community and Technical College |
"The local manufacturing employers are deeply rooted in Northwest Minnesota, starting as small ideas which turned into companies that provide goods and services across the world. For example, Central Boiler, started making outdoor wood furnaces. Ericco Manufacturing started in a barn by George Erickson, building specialized machines and parts and now supplies parts for Polaris, Textron (Arctic Cat in Thief River Falls), and Marvin Windows, headquartered in Warroad and many other facilities. The purpose of the project is to collaborate and enhance Northland’s existing programming, designed to meet the needs of our communities by providing specific skill sets for employers. Many employers have been expanding their manufacturing facilities to meet the demands, including Ericco Manufacturing and Altoz, which makes lawnmowers.
There are recent challenges with supply chains, transportation challenges, and getting parts to the facilities that assemble products such as Textron, Polaris, and Marvin Windows. These challenges have created the opportunity for our manufactures in the region to rely more on locally produced items to alleviate the supply chain and transportation challenges. For example, Ericco Manufacturing is producing parts for Textron and recently added on space and equipment to increase production for parts for Marvin Windows.
Northwest Minnesota high schools have varying degrees of career and technical education. This project seeks to build stronger pipelines for students by engaging with those who have more advanced CTE programming, as well as those who need a partner to provide CTE programming. The project will create robust experiences from job shadowing, mentoring up through work-based learning, such as apprenticeships along a carefully constructed and sequenced curriculum, which can be offered to high school students and in post-secondary that align with the competencies, certifications, and credentials that the employers seek. The project will also engage in training and retraining of those in the existing workforce to get the competencies for a career in precision manufacturing.
The importance to the area is to provide the opportunities locally. One manufacturer has been trying to recruit individuals and pay for them to get this training elsewhere without success. Either students leave for another location, or they do not want to leave and look for other local training opportunities, bypassing this exciting field. The manufacturing company has not had anyone take advantage of this opportunity yet. By using the programming and working with our local high schools, many who have strong technical education programs, we can build a pipeline of local workforce talent. Northland will also be able to utilize this new program to help companies upskill their existing workforce and train newly hired employees in a work and earn or apprenticeship model.
The importance is beyond the border of Minnesota. As a college that borders North Dakota, Northland works with employers and students from North Dakota. The closest colleges offering technical training in the Grand Forks Region are approximately 2 hours away, the closest does not offer this type of programming."
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Thief River Fall |
MN |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Higher Works Collaborative |
"We recognize the need for our community (BIPOC and Black of slave Decent) to have a welcoming, culturally relevant and culturally responsive, inspirational, agnostic learning center that reflects the legacy and the future of black excellence, black leadership, and black pride.
It is imperative to have a place where our clients feel safe and comfortable, culturally understood, and accepted. It is essential to have a place where the families in this community can come together, learn together, grow together and create a culture of unity and belonging.
The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Learning Center will be instrumental in creating a foundation or cornerstone for the black community to identify with, relate to, and be proud of.
Higher Works Collabotaibe has been in existence since 2017. During this time, our team has worked hard to become professionals in all we do so that we can sustain the work we do for our community. For example:
We are certified Life Coaches.
We are certified Black Parenting Instructors
We degreed Computer Scientists
We are accredited, Entrepreneur Educators
We are experienced caregivers
We are certified Advanced Care Planners instructors and guides
We are degreed social workers
We are professionals that provide culturally affirming education and training from the unique perspective of black-ness that allows for a telling of the next story by the living of our story
We will sustain our work through program fees garnered through this education and through a growing base of support that we have already established in this community."
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St. Cloud |
MN |
$618,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Cloud Technical & Community College (SCTCC) |
"Minnesota Department of Economic Development "Occupations in Demand" tool ranks 538 Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) codes. Per this data, practical nursing is ranked 10th overall, placing it in the top 2% of in-demand occupations in Minnesota. Practical nursing has the highest projected growth rate of the top ten occupations with 12.8% expected growth over the next ten years. The median salary for practical nursing is exceptionally high relative to its post-secondary education requirement; a student can earn their LPN certification within one year of enrolling in the program and enter their first professional position earning a median salary of over $50,000 per year.
This proposal also responds to the number one occupational demand for Registered Nurses in Minnesota. Once a nurse is licensed in practical nursing, there are several ways to career ladder and achieve registered nurse certification, nurse practitioner status, and more. A practical nurse will immediately earn a family sustaining wage while gaining the option to advance. DEED is projecting 49,000 RN position openings in Minnesota over the next 10 years.
Economic outcomes stem directly from opportunity limitations experienced by refugees and BIPOC individuals. A limited array of career opportunities concentrate refugees and workers of color in lower wage occupations. Less wealth is accumulated leading to the inability to break family poverty cycles. This also predisposes family members to lower levels of health outcomes associated with lower incomes. Providing opportunities for refugees to pursue educational opportunities in health careers benefits our community by breaking this cycle. "
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St. Cloud |
MN |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space Inc |
"The availability of fully wheelchair accessible and affordable housing units specifically for seniors is low, and few options exist in Duluth for low-income seniors who are unable to continue to age in place in their current housing, whether single family or rental housing. Morgan Park Senior Apartments will allow seniors to transition to an accessible and affordable housing community that is designed for their specific needs and which will support their ability to remain living in a community based setting vs. being placed into an institutional facility.
Affordable
100% of the apartments will meet affordable housing standards for low income seniors. The Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) rents will be restricted to households making less than 60% of Annual Median Income (AMI). The City of Duluth Housing & Redevelopment Authority (HRA) provided Project Based Vouchers (PBVs) and HUD Section 202 Project Rental Assistance Contract (PRAC) assisted apartments will target extremely-low and very-low income households with incomes limited to between 30% and 50% of AMI for St. Louis County. Rental assisted units also provide allowance/deductions for elderly status as well as utility allowances to offset resident paid utilities not included in rent, and rent is calculated at 30% of a senior household’s adjusted, gross monthly income.
On-site Services
The HUD Section 202 Capital Advance Program also allows for an on-site, Resident Services Coordinator which offers free information and referral services to all residents. Services include assisting residents with securing home delivered meals, accessing local transit/paratransit and medical transportation services, completing Medicare/Medicaid program applications and/or renewals, completing HUD required annual rent re-certifications, accessing local, state and federal benefits such as food assistance, supplemental assistance, arranging for housekeeping or home care services, etc.
Wheelchair Accessible, Independence and Safety
Fully wheelchair accessible and adaptable apartments will support independence, safety and allow residents to age in place. Accessible features will meet or exceed Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS) and include widened doorways throughout the entire property, roll under counters in kitchens and baths, roll-in or step-in showers, lowered light switches and raised outlets, etc. All residents will also have to free access to a 24-hour emergency call system utilizing waterproof and adaptive pendants that can be activated anywhere within the apartment community in the event of a fall or other emergency."
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Duluth |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vinland National Center |
"There is a mental health and substance abuse crisis in America, and Minnesota. Vinland National Center is committed to helping adults with cognitive disabilities, providing chemical dependency treatment and Vocational Services. Currently Vinland National Center does not provide services for women. The proposed project is a positive solution that will enable Vinland to get back to serving females in the community who so desperately need our services, not to mention helping those providers who are reaching out to us for help when they realize there is no other organization in the state (or even 5-state area) who provides the education and knowledge-base to adequately work with clients who suffer from TB's in SUD treatment.
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|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$156,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Riverland Community College |
DEED data classifies manufacturing and transportation jobs as high-wage and high-demand fields with growth of 6-7% by 2030. Riverland is working with industry partners to meet these workforce challenges by revising curriculum and exploring the Learn and Earn model. Riverland recently approved a new Automation Robotics Engineering Technology Associate of Applied Science Degree, to add to our Welding and Industrial Maintenance Diplomas which train workers for the manufacturing sector. However, the equipment costs to build state-of-the art learning labs that match what is used in industry far exceed our public higher education budget. In the transportation sector, new Federal CDL regulations require entry-level drivers of commercial vehicles to receive training from a registered provider. Riverland is the only approved provider of CDL education in southern Minnesota. In response, Riverland recently hired an additional full-time instructor which will allow us to double enrollment in our credit program. Businesses like school bus, waste management, hazmat, and snow removal also need our help to educate safe, licensed drivers. These partners asked Riverland to offer faster, customized courses for their entry-level employees. To do this, Riverland needs additional equipment and staff to focus on customized training. In alignment with Minnesota State Equity and Inclusion initiatives and to reflect our changing student population, our goal is to recruit diverse faculty in these technical programs to serve our students. This project is an approach to workforce development that offers a win-win opportunity for students and employers and will help meet workforce demands in transportation and manufacturing, Riverland students will benefit from this initiative to provide a Learn and Earn model which allows for increased flexibility to earn an income while in school and puts their skills to work more immediately through on-the-job training. It removes existing financial barriers for students who are considering educational opportunities. These career fields also provide high-wage jobs which can allow an individual and/or family to earn a livable wage that contributes to our local economy. In addition, manufacturing and transportation are economic drivers in our southeast Minnesota region. Without a skilled workforce these industries cannot thrive. In the small to middle-sized communities we serve, the loss of one manufacturing or logistics company is devastating to individuals, families, and the entire community. This initiative is a proactive approach to facilitating workforce development that will have a great return on investment for our local economic vitality. Each of our academic programs has an advisory committee made up of industry partners who provide input on industry demands and needs. They fully endorse the Learn and Earn model as a win-win strategy. These local southern Minnesota industry partners will see local benefit as we are able to strengthen training opportunities for their current and future workforce. We are confident that this project will be a great return on investment. Please see letters of support from a few of our community and business partners in these sectors that are anxious to do their part to help us build sustainable talent development programs.
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Austin |
MN |
$1,975,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Native American Community Clinic |
"This project will significantly expand NACC’s capacity, adding ten (10) medical rooms, five dental exam rooms, expanded laboratory and diagnostic services, and an improved clinic flow and efficiency to provide enhanced and critically necessary health services to our local community. By the end of the full capital improvement plan, NACC anticipates conducting an additional 5,000 visits annually, creating an additional 20+ full time livable wage jobs in the community and increasing annual revenue by over $2 million.
NACC envisions a modernized and expanded state-of-the-art health center squarely in the American Indian Cultural Corridor to ensure access to culturally-based mental health, dental and primary care services. With roughly 26,000 NAs living in the seven-county Metro area (20,655 of whom are located in the clinic’s area), this expansion shows significant ability to sustain itself financially while providing critically important health services for the Twin Cities NA families and community members."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Minnesota Children's Museums Coalition |
"The need for outside-of-the-classroom experiences has grown while resources and capacity for educators to provide these opportunities have decreased. Children’s Museums have always been a highly educational, affordable option for classroom teachers and Minnesota schools benefit from having Children’s Museums located accessibly throughout the state. However, bussing costs have increasingly become a barrier, particularly for rural schools, which are among Minnesota’s least resourced and often have 50% or above free-and-reduced lunch rates.
The pandemic not only put field trips on hold but continues to have overall lasting negative consequences on education outcomes and equity. The US Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights has stated that "Emerging evidence shows that the pandemic has negatively affected academic growth, widening pre-existing disparities. In core subjects like math and reading, there are worrisome signs that in some grades students might be falling even further behind pre-pandemic expectations." At the same time, school districts are struggling with uncertain budgets and logistical challenges, while staffing shortages strain capacity to address students’ most pressing learning needs.
Greater Minnesota’s Children’s Museums are prepared to supplement classroom learning with Minnesota Academic Standards-based playful learning, STEM education, and opportunities to experience arts and culture, bridging a major gap for Minnesota schools."
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Mankato, St. Cloud, Grand Rapids, Fergus Falls, Brainerd, Duluth, and Rochester
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MN |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Mahnomen/Mahnomen Health Center |
Rural Minnesota is critical to Minnesota. The White Earth Indian Reservation and Mahnomen County are important because they are a source for safe food, affordable energy, clean drinking water and accessible outdoor recreation for urban citizens as well as rural citizens. In addition to the normal healthcare needs, MHC needs to be here to combat substance abuse. Substance abuse is out of control and is just as common in rural areas as in cities, but rates among certain groups like teenagers and the unemployed, are higher. Mahnomen County is the poorest county in Minnesota and has high poverty. This all leads to a challenging healthcare delivery system. A more state of the art healthcare system would allow for a greater number of community members to obtain their healthcare locally, as many residents cannot afford to go elsewhere for care due to transportation issues, public funding shortfalls and high costs. A new facility would also help recruit professionals to rural area, and issue that impacts health care services on a daily basis.
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Mahnomen |
MN |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Open Arms of Minnesota |
"At a time when our health care system continues to be strained and entering public spaces presents an ongoing increased risk to our clients with critical illness and compromised immunse systems,?OAM’s medically tailored, home-delivered meals are an essential service for community members living with a severe illness.?Additionally, at least?70%?clients report that having their children and?caregivers receive food from OAM also decreases their stress level.?
While OAM has steadily increased services to clients living east of the river by 21% over the last five years, the need in the East Metro is growing rapidly: 1 in 7 St. Paul families struggle with hunger; the percentage of those residents with chronic conditions such as COPD and kidney disease is higher than the state average; and incidents of life-threatening illnesses such as cancer are on the rise. The East Metro kitchen will serve as a base for even more expansion into underserved geographic areas where?we are not currently able to deliver, including parts of Washington, Dakota and Ramsey Counties. Currently, 46% of our clients are living in the East Metro.?
The additional physical location will also help alleviate capacity challenges that we currently face in our Minneapolis facility. The new facility will relieve the pressure on our Minneapolis building with more freezer and refrigerator space, more dry storage space, more work areas for staff, and a space to headquarter and grow our burgeoning shipping project, shipping meals across the state of Minnesota.
Finally, we will build on our successful Minneapolis model, creating a thriving community of volunteers (7,000) from a variety of backgrounds to come together to help their neighbors. Currently, our vibrant volunteer community mostly represents the Western Metro; only 25% of current volunteers hail from East of the river. A new kitchen will also provide new opportunities for volunteering and community service, as well as new job opportunities and internships.
Clients across Minnesota consistently self-report that receiving nutrition services from Open Arms makes a difference in maintaining their health, helps them maintain a healthy weight, improves their energy level, and provides comfort in their day. The results of the most recent Annual Client Survey clearly demonstrate the impact—more than 80% of clients consistently report that food from OAM:??
Helps manage the side effects of medication or treatment;?
Helps clients take medications on schedule;?
Helps clients continue to live at home;?
Helps clients stay out of the hospital; and??
Helps clients maintain their independence
"
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Minnesota |
This collaboration the University of Minnesota and Minnesota State Colleges and Universities will offer students and individuals seeking new career opportunities the opportunities to earn nursing degrees while meeting the high demand for healthcare workers across the state and nation. The collaboration will create and expand on existing partnerships with state and local academic institutions and health care providers to enhance the practical experience needed to succeed in clinical settings. It will also help to ensure rural and disadvantaged communities have access to high-quality care by expanding the telemedicine-trained healthcare workforce.
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
"Rural communities, like Otter Tail County, will continue to have growing populations of older adults, including many adults who are now living longer with complex medical, behavioral, and dental conditions. A large number of these residents are not able to find transportation or are not able to travel to a clinic for care, which making telehealth more important than ever.
This critically needed funding will help create sufficient capacity for the Fergus Falls Center’s dental team to provide essential, and comprehensive, on-site oral health care for children, families, elders, and people with special needs. Our proven process is designed to provide a supportive and innovative work environment that helps attract and retain staff.
In Fergus Falls, we collaborated with Minnesota’s Department of Human Services to design a “clinic within a clinic” for their Special Care Dentistry Clinic, sharing costly infrastructure, dental equipment, and other resources in the combined clinic, which will support the residency program.
Apple Tree views the unique collaboration of this program with the Minnesota Department of Human Services as a model for future public/nonprofit partnership. We are an incubator for the development of new programs and services, new educational opportunities, and new funding models for serving people with dental access needs in West Central Minnesota.
This project with extend the reach of this regional center for geriatric and special care dentistry, which is a HRSA designed underserved area for dental care. "
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Fergus Falls |
MN |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
"Central Minnesota has one of the worst access to oral health issues in the state. As mentioned, our Little Falls Center has the highest level of patients on Medical Assistance of all eight of our Centers. Our capacity to expand dental services in Central Minnesota will continue to be limited until we are able to build out the new Little Falls Center.
Studies indicate that rural communities, like Morrison County, will continue to have growing populations of older adults, including many adults who are now living longer with complex medical, behavioral, and dental conditions.
Accessing dental care is an essential need for residents of Morrison County, therefore we work closely with the Morrison County Public Health Department. They are anxious for Apple Tree to expand care so the residents of their county can maintain a higher level of overall health.
Apple Tree Dental Centers, including the Little Falls Center for Dental Health, serve as welcoming dental homes for patients of all ages, ethnicities, and abilities throughout the state. No one ages or earns out of the comprehensive, high quality, patient-centered care our teams provide, but our waiting lists are long and continue to grow.
Today, our dental team is operating with mobile dental equipment “borrowed” from another of our Dental Centers. For more than five years, the team has provided tens of thousands of patient visits using this mobile equipment within a refurbished, former dialysis clinic, with curtains instead of walls to separate patients, both during treatments and while waiting for care. This has been the situation for that length of time due to lack of funding. The mobile dental equipment, which was not created for ongoing daily use, is wearing out. The facility is not optimal for patient care, for providing a good patient-centered experience, or for a satisfying working environment.
The Little Falls Center hosts numerous clinical training for students in the dental professions, specifically dental assistant student rotations in partnership with Central Lakes College. Being a medical/dental integration project, it is also providing new opportunities to improve access to earlier dental care prevention and improve overall healthcare outcomes for St. Gabriel’s medical patients.
Apple Tree views the unique collaboration of this program with a primary care hospital as a model for future medical/dental integration and health information exchange projects. We are an incubator for the development of new programs and services, new educational opportunities, and new funding models for serving people with dental access needs in Central Minnesota.
This project addresses both workforce development for Central Minnesota and quality of life for its residents. To recruit new staff, or even be able to retain our current staff, we must build the new Center. This critically needed funding will help create sufficient capacity for the Little Falls Center’s dental team to address changing oral health needs for children, families, elders, and people with special needs. And it is designed to provide a supportive and innovative work environment that helps attract and retain staff."
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Little Falls |
MN |
$1,312,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
"Rural communities, like Otter Tail County, will continue to have growing populations of older adults, including many adults who are now living longer with complex medical, behavioral, and dental conditions. A large number of these residents are not able to find transportation or are not able to travel to a clinic for care, which makes mobile, on-site care more important than ever.
Access to regular dental care through mobile dentistry provides a pathway for people who have barriers to receiving care. Dental care is often overlooked as essential to health, health equity, and successful lives. Without access to care, many people suffer from chronic pain and infection, often only finding relief by going to the emergency room. Unfortunately, this last resort option typically means going to an emergency room, being given antibiotics and narcotics, and then still being told to make a dental appointment beyond the emergency room visit.
This project will launch essential mobile dental services in West Central Minnesota with Apple Tree’s new state of the art Fergus Falls Center as the hub and care coordination center.
This critically needed funding will help create sufficient capacity for the Fergus Falls Center’s mobile dental team to provide essential, and comprehensive, on-site oral health care for children, families, elders, and people with special needs. Our proven mobile dental process is designed to provide a supportive and innovative work environment that helps attract and retain staff.
In addition, we have collaborative agreements with 150 other community organizations ranging from Head Start Centers to group homes, to behavioral health facilities, to long-term care facilities. In Fergus Falls, we collaborated with Minnesota’s Department of Human Services to design a “clinic within a clinic” for their Special Care Dentistry Clinic, sharing costly infrastructure, dental equipment, and other resources in the combined clinic.
Apple Tree views the unique collaboration of this program with the Minnesota Department of Human Services as a model for future public/nonprofit partnership. We are an incubator for the development of new programs and services, new educational opportunities, and new funding models for serving people with dental access needs in West Central Minnesota.
Funding of $876,755 will support the purchase of a mobile dental truck, three complete mobile dental offices, and anesthesia equipment to provide mobile dentistry services to thousands of underserved children, adults, elders, and people with special needs throughout the region.
Nursing facilities, group homes, and other sites will benefit from on-site services. Their residents and clients will experience improved oral health, overall health, and wellbeing. The project will also support the first rural dental residency program in Minnesota. Leveraging the expertise of this unique Center for geriatric and special care dentistry is essential to meeting the region’s needs. This is both a workforce development project and a quality of life issue."
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Fergus Falls |
MN |
$877,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
"Access to regular dental care through teledentistry provides a pathway for people who have barriers to receiving care. Dental care is often overlooked as essential to health, health equity, and successful lives. Without access to care, many people suffer from chronic pain and infection, often only finding relief by going to the emergency room. Unfortunately, this last resort option typically means going to an emergency room, being given antibiotics and narcotics, and then still being told to make a dental appointment beyond the emergency room visit.
Studies show that rural communities, like Martin and Watonwan Counties, will continue to have growing populations of older adults, including many adults who are now living longer with complex medical, behavioral, and dental conditions. A large number of these residents are not able to find transportation or are not able to travel to a clinic for care, which makes providing care via teledentistry more important than ever.
This project will bring dental services to tens of thousands of vulnerable Southern Minnesota residents in the Fairmont and Madelia areas, which are HRSA designated underserved areas for dental care.
Telehealth and IT enhancements will reduce travel and improve the timeliness and quality of care, facilitate geriatric and special care dentistry services, inter-professional collaboration including specialty consultation, and ultimately improved health outcomes.
Using processes such as integrating medical and dental clinics, Apple Tree serves as a model for future innovations. We are an incubator for the development of new programs and services, new educational opportunities, and new funding models for serving people with dental access needs across Southern Minnesota. We have collaborative agreements with 150 other community organizations ranging from Head Start Centers to group homes, to behavioral health facilities, to long-term care facilities.
This critically needed funding will help create sufficient capacity for Apple Tree to be able to hire additional new Southern Minnesota dental team members, to operate out of our new Fairmont Center and our current Madelia Center. Our proven process is designed to provide a supportive and innovative work environment that helps attract and retain staff.
Funding of $316,000 will support the purchase of two complete Apple Tree Mobile Dental Offices ($220,000), 12 digital x-ray sensors ($79,800), and six high resolution intra-oral cameras ($16,200) to provide teledentistry services to thousands of underserved children, adults, elders, and people with special needs throughout the region.
Nursing facilities, group homes, and other sites will benefit from teledentistry services. Their residents and clients will experience improved oral health, overall health, and wellbeing. This is both a workforce development project and a quality of life issue."
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Fairmont
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MN |
$316,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
"Access to regular dental care through mobile dentistry, using teledentistry, provides a pathway for people who have barriers to receiving care. Dental care is often overlooked as essential to health, health equity, and successful lives. Essential to providing that care is the need for a sophisticated Care Coordination system, which is the focus of this request.
Without access to care, many people suffer from chronic pain and infection, often only finding relief by going to the emergency room. Unfortunately, this last resort option typically means going to an emergency room, being given antibiotics and narcotics, and then still being told to make a dental appointment beyond the emergency room visit.
Studies show that rural communities, like Martin and Watonwan Counties, will continue to have growing populations of older adults, including many adults who are now living longer with complex medical, behavioral, and dental conditions. A large number of these residents are not able to find transportation or are not able to travel to a clinic for care, which makes providing care via mobile dentistry is more important than ever.
This project will create a Care Coordination "hub" to link community-based care with office-based specialty services to eliminate transportation barriers, leverage local resources, increase cultural competency, and eliminate health disparities. It will bring dental services to tens of thousands of vulnerable Southern Minnesota residents, most of whom live in HRSA designated underserved areas for dental care.
Linking?local patients? and? dental providers with specialists in the fields of geriatric and special needs dentistry ?through mobile dentistry using? telehealth technologies? is becoming more important in rural areas. Today, during and after the pandemic, when many people were not able to come into a Center or be seen at their long-term care facility, Apple Tree needs to expand its use of mobile dentistry, which requires a sophisticated care coordination system, to enhance communications and patient scheduling.
Apple Tree Dental Centers are welcoming dental homes for patients of all ages, ethnicities, and abilities throughout the state. This project, which spans Southern Minnesota, will extend the geographic reach of Apple Tree’s Centers allowing them to fill gaps in dental access. With expanded Care Coordination, we will be able to provide flexible capacity to efficiently deliver care where it is needed most in the years ahead, helping children, families, older adults, and communities currently facing barriers to dental care.
Using processes such as integrating medical and dental clinics, Apple Tree serves as a model for future innovations. We are an incubator for the development of new programs and services, new educational opportunities, and new funding models for serving people with dental access needs across Southern Minnesota. We have collaborative agreements with 150 other community organizations ranging from Head Start Centers to group homes, to behavioral health facilities, to long-term care facilities.
This is both a workforce development and a quality of life project, as we will be able to hire additional staffing in Southern Minnesota."
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Rochester |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
"Central Minnesota has one of the worst access to oral health issues in the state. Our Little Falls Center has the highest level of patients on Medical Assistance of all eight of our Centers. Our capacity to expand services will be contingent upon being able to attract and retain dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants to solve long standing dental health professional shortages in the region.
Studies indicate that rural communities, like Morrison County, will continue to have growing populations of older adults, including many adults who are now living longer with complex medical, behavioral, and dental conditions.
Accessing dental care is an essential need for residents of Morrison County, therefore we work closely with the Morrison County Public Health Department. They are anxious for Apple Tree to expand care so the residents of their county can maintain a higher level of overall health.
Apple Tree Dental Centers, including the Little Falls Center for Dental Health, serve as welcoming dental homes for patients of all ages, ethnicities, and abilities throughout the state. No one ages or earns out of the comprehensive, high quality, patient-centered care our teams provide, but our waiting lists are long and continue to grow.
The Little Falls Center serves Medicaid and low-income groups, including geriatric and special needs patients, and hosts educational rotations for health professional students from Central Lakes College. This funding will help establish a joint IV sedation and general anesthesia program for geriatric and special needs dental patients with St. Gabriel’s Hospital.
This workforce development appropriation funding is essential to help us achieve our rural workforce development goal in Central Minnesota, which is to attract and retain dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants to solve long standing dental health professional shortages in the region.
The Little Falls Center hosts numerous clinical training for students in the dental professions, specifically dental assistant student rotations in partnership with Central Lakes College. Being a medical/dental integration project, it is also providing new opportunities to improve access to earlier dental care prevention and improve overall healthcare outcomes for St. Gabriel’s medical patients.
Apple Tree views the unique collaboration of this program with a primary care hospital as a model for future medical/dental integration and health information exchange projects. We are an incubator for the development of new programs and services, new educational opportunities, and new funding models for serving people with dental access needs in Central Minnesota.
This project addresses both workforce development for Central Minnesota and quality of life for its residents. This critically needed funding will help create sufficient capacity for the Little Falls Center’s dental team to address changing oral health needs for children, families, elders, and people with special needs. And it is designed to provide a supportive and innovative work environment that helps attract and retain staff."
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Little Falla |
MN |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
"Access to regular dental care through IV sedation services provides a pathway for people who otherwise have barriers to receiving care. Dental care is often overlooked as essential to health, health equity, and successful lives. Without access to care, many people suffer from chronic pain and infection, often only finding relief by going to the emergency room. Unfortunately, this last resort option typically means going to an emergency room, being given antibiotics and narcotics, and then still being told to make a dental appointment beyond the emergency room visit.
To solve HRSA designated dental health professional shortages in Southern Minnesota, Apple Tree’s goal is to attract and retain dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants. This project will produce new career opportunities for teams trained to serve growing geriatric and special needs populations.
Studies show that rural communities, like Martin and Watonwan Counties, will continue to have growing populations of older adults, including many adults who are now living longer with complex medical, behavioral, and dental conditions. A large number of these residents are not able to find transportation or are not able to travel to a clinic for care, which makes providing care using sedation services more important than ever.
This project will bring sedation dental services to thousands of vulnerable Southern Minnesota residents in the Fairmont and Madelia areas. Having sedation trained dental team members and access to a general anesthesia team will reduce travel and improve the timeliness and quality of care for patients with special needs who are often not able to access dental care without sedation. It will also facilitate geriatric and special care dentistry services, inter-professional collaboration including specialty consultation, and ultimately improved health outcomes.
Using processes such as integrating medical and dental clinics, Apple Tree serves as a model for future innovations. We are an incubator for the development of new programs and services, new educational opportunities, and new funding models for serving people with dental access needs across Southern Minnesota.
This critically needed funding will help create sufficient capacity for Apple Tree to be able to hire additional new Southern Minnesota dental team members, to operate out of our new Fairmont Center and our current Madelia Center. Our proven process is designed to provide a supportive and innovative work environment that helps attract and retain staff.
Nursing facilities, group homes, and other sites will benefit from these additional sedation services. Their residents and clients will experience improved oral health, overall health, and wellbeing. This is both a workforce development project and a quality of life issue."
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Fairmont |
MN |
$107,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
"Rural communities, like Otter Tail County, will continue to have growing populations of older adults, including many adults who are now living longer with complex medical, behavioral, and dental conditions. A large number of these residents are not able to find transportation or are not able to travel to a clinic for care, which making additional dental staff more important than ever.
This federal funding will provide the final support needed to launch Minnesota’s first rural dental residency program. Having two residents begin their advanced training in West Central Minnesota beginning in 2023 will extend the reach of the regional Fergus Falls Center, which is a HRSA designed underserved area for dental care, for thousands of geriatric and special care patients.
Despite longstanding challenges to lure health care professionals to rural Minnesota, we’ve been very successful recruiting dental professionals to staff our rural Centers for Dental Health. We’ve also completed detailed plans and budgets for each of the projects for which we are seeking funding - they are “shovel ready.”
With the federal appropriations that have been requested, we are well poised to expand services to tens of thousands of people on our waiting lists. With less than half of the more than a million Minnesotan’s enrolled in public programs able to access the dental care prior to the pandemic, the need to expand Critical Access Dental Provider capacity is clear.
This is both a workforce development project and a quality of life issue. To recruit new staff, or even be able to retain our current staff, creating a rural residency program will increase the professional dental staff in rural Minnesota.
Dental care is often overlooked as essential to health, health equity, and successful lives. Without access to care, many people suffer from chronic pain and infection, often only finding relief by going to the emergency room. Unfortunately, this last resort option typically means going to an emergency room, being given antibiotics and narcotics, and then still being told to make a dental appointment beyond the emergency room visit.
This critically needed funding will help create sufficient capacity for the Fergus Falls Center’s dental team to provide essential, and comprehensive, oral health care for children, families, elders, and people with special needs. Our proven process is designed to provide a supportive and innovative work environment that helps attract and retain staff.
In Fergus Falls, we collaborated with Minnesota’s Department of Human Services to design a “clinic within a clinic” for their Special Care Dentistry Clinic, sharing costly infrastructure, dental equipment, and other resources in the combined clinic, which will support the residency program.
Apple Tree views the unique collaboration of this program with the Minnesota Department of Human Services as a model for future public/nonprofit partnership. We are an incubator for the development of new programs and services, new educational opportunities, and new funding models for serving people with dental access needs in West Central Minnesota."
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Fergus Falls |
MN |
$144,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Think Small |
"Think Small has been dedicated to its mission of advancing quality care and education of children in their crucial early years for the last 50 years!??
This work has never been more urgent than now; especially given the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on early childhood programs and educators. This also had a profound impact on the children and family with whom they work with. Attendance, though steadily increasing over the last 6 months, saw a precipitous drop during the height of the pandemic. Approximately 52% of all young children in the United States missed considerable time in their early learning program. In Minnesota, 65% of young children missed at least half of their eligible days during the height of the pandemic. Though many programs valiantly provided remote learning opportunities, educators were only able to provide a median of 5 hours of direct interaction with the children per week.
Even those children who were able to attend regularly experienced drops in the quality of instruction. More than 30% of teachers reported that children in their class were learning less than usual. Children of color and dual-language-learners were disproportionately affected. Throughout the pandemic, these groups were the most likely to unenroll, be forced into a remote-only option, and have the highest teacher turnover. The effects of these experiences will be felt for years to come.
Minnesota’s economy and workforce have also felt significant negative effects from the pandemic. Research shows that as of February 2022, 64% of child care centers in Minnesota have at least a 25% year-over-year decline in attendance. National data shows that 46% of child care programs—and 54% of minority-owned programs—are on the verge of closing without assistance. Since 2016, Minnesota has lost 29,000 net licensed family child care slots—approximately 27% of total capacity. Further, more than two-thirds of programs in the state had to lay off staff during the pandemic. Those able to stay employed not only have additional responsibilities related to the pandemic, but they are also unlikely to be making a living wage. The average wage for the more than 23,000 child care workers in Minnesota is about $13 per hour. It is not surprising that finding and retaining educators has only been more difficult during this pandemic. As of March 1, 2022, there were more than 2,500 open child care jobs in the state posted on Indeed.com.?"
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Intermediate School District 917 |
"This project’s purpose is to implement innovative programs in Intermediate School District 917 and our nine member districts to actively advance social justice efforts by strengthening our human-centered approach to education and amplifying the voices of students, families, and staff. During the past few years, students, staff, families, and communities have recognized the importance of schools as systems that improve or hinder social justice, and we aim to serve as a hub to bring the incredible work of non-profit institutions, higher education institutions, and pK-12 school districts together to, as the Minnesota Humanities Center puts it, “positively shape our collective future.”
Intermediate School District 917’s vision is to model an innovative culture with diverse pathways serving students and families through equitable practices with highly trained staff. By incorporating the social justice work of the Minnesota Humanities Center and Metropolitan State University into the teacher and leader preparation and development processes of school districts in the south metro, we can make huge strides toward achieving our district vision, increasing the numbers of teachers of color in our state, and improving the academic, social-emotional, and career outcomes for students in our district, our nine member districts, and beyond.
Our students want more staff who understand them, who look like them, and/or who have traveled alternate pathways in their personal and professional lives. In a letter of student demands from Roseville Area Schools (where ISD 917 Superintendent, Dr. Michael Favor, was previously Assistant Superintendent), students outlined 10 demands to amplify their voices in their schools and communities, diversify the curriculum, and learn in diverse environments. Students want teachers who welcome ALL students into their classrooms each day. They want to learn history, language arts, science, fine arts, and music through diverse lenses and texts. They seek safe spaces, stronger relationships with adults, accountability for actions, zero tolerance for racist acts and statements, and a more diverse faculty. We thank the students of Roseville for speaking on behalf of many students throughout Minnesota. We have heard similar feedback from students across districts throughout the state, and we seek to amplify their voices further. Our schools must do better.
We have so much to learn from those of us who have developed resilience and persistence by overcoming obstacles and adversity, bias and barriers, and low expectations, yet many of our systems are not designed for their success. Our program is designed to reduce barriers, diversify our educational workforce, and improve student outcomes by centering humanity in all we do in education. For the past 50 years, the Minnesota Humanities Center has partnered with organizations to provide “a gateway to expanded understanding, curiosity, and learning.” Metro State University has a long history of graduating racially, socio-economically, and culturally diverse educators who develop the knowledge and skills needed to build on their unique life experiences for the betterment of their students.
We hope you will support our purposeful efforts to bring organizations together to center humanity in schools and create and support a more diverse educational workforce."
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Dakota County & Hennepin County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hamline University |
"The Pipers to Professionals program will support the development and success of Hamline junior and senior students through collaborating with partner organizations to expand a diverse and well-qualified labor force for local community and Minnesota private businesses, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. Partnering entities will interview, assess, create training plans, and help develop student interns over the course of an extended period. This will allow the employers to get to know and potentially hire Hamline graduates who have been vetted through the internship process, which they will help design. Minnesota organizations will have an advantage in identifying highly skilled and desirable candidates for openings. The broad diversity of backgrounds that students bring to their host organizations will support the inclusion commitments and cultural relationships that are highly valued by Minnesota organizations.
Internships allow our students to develop pre-professional/career readiness skills needed to be competitive in today's job market while gaining experience within a professional employment setting. During their internship, students explore and work to grow in each of the eight career-ready skill competencies detailed by the National Association of Colleges and Employers: Professionalism, Critical Thinking, Career and Self Development, Technology, Leadership, Teamwork, Communication, Equity and Inclusion.
Every student who participates in the Pipers to Professionals program will engage in:
Internship preparation/orientation, during which the internship outcomes and expectations are co-created by student, site supervisor, and Hamline faculty member or Center for Career Development staff member
Guided career mentoring in an internship seminar with faculty and internship site personnel
Review and development of resume and personal elevator pitch
Practice interview experience
At the same time, Minnesota communities will benefit from having greater numbers of well-prepared professionals who are ready to work and serve as engaged citizens. The improved educational attainment of residents in communities, especially through the level of an undergraduate degree, has been demonstrated to have positive impacts across economic and social measures of quality of life in communities. A large proportion of Hamline’s roughly 30,000 alumni remain in the Twin Cities (MN) after completing their degree or return here to further their lives after earning a graduate, medical, or law degree from an out-of-state institution. Supporting Hamline’s students with paid internships will provide both short- and long-term benefits to the Twin Cities and the state of Minnesota."
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Itasca Economic Development Corporation |
"The public benefit of The Forge is the access it offers to (a) a creative space with state-of-the-art equipment, and (b) thought leaders and experts in innovation where collaboration and coordinated training and education takes place, and (c) equitable and inclusive programming. Our region embraces a growing BIPOC population, including lands of three federally recognized tribal governments, and a large population of people with low incomes and low educational attainment. Historically, BIPOC groups have been excluded from workforce planning efforts, this project has a specific focus on creating support structures for BIPOC communities required for engagement and advancing greater inclusion.
Projected outcomes of the increased and new services offered include:
Create/retain an average of 307 jobs, 34 new businesses, and overall serve 1,600+ individuals
Service numbers increasing by 25% by 2025
Move workers into living wage jobs with wage estimates (2021) based on the industries primarily served, including NAICS 3315 (weekly wage $1,437), NAICS 332 (weekly $1,017), and NAICS 321 (weekly $1,062) representing most retained/created jobs
Existing services supported: Lean Start-up and Certification programs, specialized training from NE MN Office of Jobs & Training, access to industry professionals and Innovate 218, consulting for start-ups, and collaboration for entrepreneurs, students, and professionals
New Maker Space services: Manufacturing to develop prototypes and welding/manufacturing equipment for training and apprenticeships
Populations explicitly served: BIPOC, immigrants, Native American, women in the trades (welding), artisans (glass blowing, pottery, or ceramic), entrepreneurs, innovators, hospitality, artists, startups/ new business, and recent graduates
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Grand Rapids |
MN |
$578,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
826 MSP |
"“You know that book we made? I read it every night.” - 826 MSP 2nd grade author, Hana
In all we do, 826 MSP is dedicated to amplifying the voices of young people from historically marginalized communities. By amplifying the voices of BIPOC, immigrant, and English Language Learning students, we are creating space for perspectives which are far-too-often, and to the detriment of us all, left out or ignored from mainstream discourse. A crucial access point for our community is that we provide academic support alongside creative writing and publishing opportunities. This variety is essential, because without tutoring and academic support as an entry point, youth who don’t already identify as writers would not sign up. As we’ve deepened relationships with our community, we see the power of intervening even earlier in students’ lives. If we can get students excited about and seeing themselves in literacy at even earlier age, stronger outcomes in academic skills and personal confidence will result.
Ample research and our organization’s lived experience demonstrate the positive impact of family engagement on literacy outcomes for youth. Thus, we want to merge our expertise as writing and reading educators with our families’ expertise in their own cultural knowledge and identities to increase access to and the success of literacy programming beyond the walls of our center. As many of our families primarily speak a language other than English and/or identify as English Language Learners, participating in and facilitating literacy activities for youth will also increase parents’ language competency. This demonstrates the experiential learning approach which is the hallmark of 826 MSP’s methodology. In a different sense, due to our partnerships with schools/knowledge of educational systems combined with the strong relationships we hold with historically marginalized families, we have a unique opportunity and responsibility to support families in participation and advocacy within their children’s educational experiences. Lastly, countless research shows the impact of exposure to literacy skills building in pre-kindergarten years. In this way, we are committed to utilizing all aspects of our institutional power and capacity to increase educational equity for the youth and families we serve.
In terms of the local community, South Minneapolis benefits from being one of the most diverse areas in Minnesota. After more than twelve years of doing this work, we know that even within specific racial or ethnic communities, there’s still ample diversity and nuance. For example, a student who presents as Black may be from Somalia, and his or her native speaking language (Somali) may be different from the language he or she was first taught to read or write in (Arabic). These students often come from cultures with rich histories of storytelling, but may face barriers to academic achievement, specifically in literacy. Thus, prioritizing access for the primarily East African students we serve, including working with pre-kindergarten and K-12 aged youth as well as adult caregivers in their lives, leads to our collective progress and wellbeing."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ujamaa Place |
"Quoting Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development: “Comparing the economic status of people of color with Minnesota’s white residents reveals many disparities including those in educational attainment, labor force participation, unemployment, and income and poverty levels. These racial disparities exist and persist for a wide variety of reasons, but the economic challenges and opportunities Minnesota will face over the next 15 years are great and will need to be tackled with an equitable and multi-pronged approach to attracting, retaining, and training workers of all demographic characteristics. Working on solutions to address these disparities between the white population and populations of color is not only the right thing to do, it’s the necessary thing to do if Minnesota is going to provide employers with the workforce needed for success. Closing these gaps is crucial to keep the state’s economy moving forward.” Ujamaa Place Workforce Training Program prepares workers from an underserved demographic, young African American men, many involved in the criminal justice system. With interventions and support put in place by this program, this largely untapped pool will help to provide employers with the workforce they need to be successful in their businesses, leading to the overall success of the economy in Minnesota.
A recent Ujamaa Place and Ramsey County Supervised Released Prisoner partnership directs specific services and support to African American males ages 18-24, released from the Minnesota Department of Corrections. Services include, but are not limited to, mentoring, employment training and counseling, GED preparation, mental and chemical health, cognitive skills, and emotional intelligence programming.
The Ujamaa Place program generates $4.92 for every dollar invested. This return comes from approximately $1 million in increased wages that 275 participants in 2019 and 210 in 2020 would earn in the three years after finishing the program. Returns also come from mental health referrals and assistance achieving GEDs. The cost of generating these additional earnings, health and education benefits is $2.2 million. Based on existing evidence, we assume that employment training programs impact future earnings as far as three years after participation. All earnings are estimated accounting for employment and wage rates of sub-populations served by the program (e.g. previously incarcerated, disability, and race). Estimates also account for expected or observed duration of employment and hours worked. Benefits are also derived from mental health care services and employment and educational programming leading to increased earnings and improved health.
The latest Wilder Research Evaluation of Participant Outcomes states: “Ujamaa Place participants are more likely to find and retain jobs and increase their personal income. Participants also earned educational degrees with the help of the Ujamaa program, improving their future lifetime earnings. Participants are also less likely to engage in criminal activities, which reduces the costs to society associated with law enforcement, incarceration, and victims’ costs.” A Wilder Research return on investment (ROI) analysis of Ujamaa Place suggests a return of $5.49 for every $1 invested in Ujamaa Place, as well as a yearly estimated net gain for society of $3,389,594."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis, Inc. |
"The need for enhanced, culturally sensitive, health services for our community members are driven by the data:
1) The American Indian community in Minnesota has been disproportionately affected by the recent opioid epidemic. Since 2000, Minnesota Department of Human data reflects an increase in treatment admissions of 1,016% for illicit diverted pharmaceutical opioids and 3,729% for heroin in American Indians living in Minnesota. Respectively, this is 1.6 times and 7.4 times greater than rates experience by non-American Indians.
2) Data from the American Community Survey - Minneapolis (American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2012-2016) shows American Indians (17.9%) are 1.4 times more likely to be uninsured compared to the general population of Minneapolis (12.5%).
3) 14.3% of IHB’s service area population report having diabetes, which is the 4th leading cause of mortality in the service area.
4) In all Urban Indian Health Organization (UIHO) service areas 15.0% of AI/ANs report rarely or never receive emotional and social support, compared with 9.2% of the general population.
5) Yet, in IHB’s service area, American Indians are nearly three times more likely to report having frequent mental distress compared to the general population.
6) While 70% of Native people live in urban centers, UIOs get less than 1% of the IHS Budget. Yet, UIOs do not have access to IHS building/ facilities capital which requires us to seek other sources of funds for our capital projects.
7) The project will support a 38% increase in patient visits over 2020 levels. "
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Minneapolils |
MN |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
C.A.R.E. Clinic |
"CARE Clinic should receive congressionally directed spending because of our importance to the greater Minnesota community. Our medical program increases access to health care for rural Minnesotans and sees approximately 50% new patients each year. We are increasing rural oral health care access, putting taxpayer dollars to good use by accepting public insurances, and reducing the financial burden that can accompany dental related emergency room visits. The dental access issues rural Goodhue County residents face is reflected across rural communities within Minnesota as persistent gaps in oral health care continue to exist. By accepting public insurances, CARE Clinic presents the opportunity for taxpayer dollars to be put to use within rural Minnesota communities, whereas the dollars would go unspent if and when offices do not accept public insurances and individuals have nowhere to go for dental care. Our mental health program is also important because of the need for linguistically and culturally competent mental health care providers for Hispanic patients in rural Minnesota communities.
CARE Clinic also aids in opportunities to educate and train diverse health care professionals, contributing to the need for bilingual and bicultural providers who are able to provide linguistically and culturally competent care to Minnesota communities. We are educating, training, and increasing the number of licensed dental professionals eligible to work in Minnesota upon completion of their programs, addressing the need for licensed dental professionals in Minnesota. CARE Clinic's dual training program for students/employees pursuing health care degrees supports both the individual success of the students/employees and future racial health and economic equity as a whole by encouraging individuals from marginalized communities to enter the health care industry.
This project benefits the local community by providing free and affordable health care to patients that would otherwise have to travel outside of Red Wing/Goodhue County for similar services. Of a population of roughly 47,000 in Goodhue County, it is estimated that 5% of people under age 65 are uninsured, around 18% of the population are Medicaid enrollees, and 7% of people live in poverty. Red Wing is located an hour away from both the Twin Cities and Rochester, which poses a barrier for many rural low-income patients seeking free/affordable care or bilingual English/Spanish health care. Our Hispanic Family Therapy program also seeks to meet the specific needs of our Hispanic patients. Mental health has been repeatedly identified as a high priority in Goodhue County needs assessments for decades, and many Hispanic patients face additional linguistic and cultural barriers to accessing effective mental health care. CARE Clinic is also the only dental clinic in a 45-mile radius accepting new publicly insured patients. 93% of patients in 2021 reported that "My health improved as a result of my visit to CARE Clinic," demonstrating the effectiveness and accessibility of our services and model. "
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Red Wing |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Initiative Foundation |
"The primary purpose is to decrease and stop the population decline, workforce shortage, and outmigration of students seeking technical education necessary to fill critically-needed careers in the region. Southwest Minnesota may be rural, but we are a significant part of Minnesota’s economy. According to the Minnesota Statewide Longitudinal Education Data System (SLEDS), statewide, of the Minnesota graduating class of 2020 that enrolled in college, 18% enrolled in colleges out-of-state. In our Southwest Economic Development Area in the same year, 28% of the students enrolled in colleges out-of-state. That is 10 percentage points higher! The recruitment efforts in our neighboring states are working, and we need to implement strategies in order to maintain our future pipeline of workers. We have already seen employers decide to open new locations or move their businesses to South Dakota in part due to this labor shortage. This is absolutely a key barrier and impediment for business retention, investment, expansion, and succession.
It is imperative that, as a state, we invest in our future workforce, providing them with opportunities to gain the skills needed to fill the occupations that are in demand. These include many technical degrees in healthcare such as nursing/LPN, medical assistants, and lab technicians, as well as auto and diesel mechanics, machinery maintenance, construction trades, HVAC, and machinists, just to name a few. It also includes the ability to help with shorter term credentials such as Certified Nursing Assistants and tractor-trailer truck drivers. "
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Hutchinson |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
"In Minnesota, only 7.2% of students with intellectual disabilities spend most of their day in inclusive settings (U.S. Department of Education, 2019-2020). Lower than in 42 states, and 9.5% lower than the national average, this exclusion and isolation of students with IDD from their regular education classrooms function as significant physical barriers inhibiting interactions between the student populations.
As a result of participation in our programs, youth with IDD gain social and leadership skills that lead to their increased sense of self-worth, employability, and independence. Best Buddies has been identified as a Peer-Mediated Instruction & Intervention evidence-based practice that supports inclusion (Steinbrenner et al, 2020). An independent evaluation concluded that adolescents with IDD involved in one-to-one friendships through Best Buddies showed “lower frequencies of peer victimization, better adaptive behavior, higher levels of self-esteem, and fewer psychological symptoms” than those not matched in the program. In addition, the same evaluation concluded that “‘Best Buddy’ relationships were similar to friendships with best friends, with additional levels of support, nurturing and ‘scaffolding’ in skill development” (Prinstein and Aikins, 2005). The Center for Evaluation and Policy at Indiana University cited Best Buddies as an "exemplary model" in promoting non-disabled student interaction with students with disabilities in a 2008 report.
Our Minnesota programs will create opportunities for greater access to community-based inclusion, subsequently providing the type of environment that will help a person with IDD develop vital social skills needed for the successful transition of students with IDD into postsecondary education and the workforce."
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Delano, Golden Valley, Eden Prairie, Edina, Excelsior, Arden Hills, Owatonna, Minnetonka, Apple Valley, Lakeville, Plymouth, Farmington, New Brighton
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MN |
$469,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State University, Mankato |
"In late 2020, Minnesota State University, Mankato (MSU) partnered with Region 9 Development Commission to conduct a market analysis to identify changes associated with industry clusters, employment, demographics, and socioeconomic changes across Minnesota, and to evaluate opportunities for the establishment of a polytechnic institute. The study revealed several shifts and changes within local markets and across the state, including growing industry clusters in health care, social services, trades, medical device manufacturing, and construction.
Based on the study, MSU determined a partnership with Saint Paul College would provide benefits to the local community through the continuation of educational advancement and innovation in the local economy through collaborations and by nimbly responding to local industrial and community needs to create deliberate results for growth and development. The partnership would also increase educational accessibility, student success, and affordable, quality STEM education, while engaging and serving the community through learning projects and engagement with industry professionals. The industry connections will provide graduates with a robust network of professionals within their community and within their area of professional focus that encourages students to develop the technical and professional skills necessary to lead successful and rewarding careers in their communities after graduation.
Launching MinnPoly with this partnership model (community college, university, industry, and community) benefits the local community by increasing economic development and social-emotional wellbeing by creating long-term local community and professional support networks, providing solutions and opportunities to increase social mobility, narrow the opportunity gap, and increase the responsiveness to workforce development, upskilling, and research and development.
MinnPoly will expand upon MSU, Mankato’s Iron Range Engineering/Bell program offered in partnership with Minnesota North, described by an MIT/Olin study as a top 5 emerging world leader in engineering education, that partners with community colleges to deliver a 2+2 engineering degree using industry-sponsored projects instead of traditional classroom learning. Recently, we launched a variation on that program in which students complete a one-semester academy followed by two years in the field working on engineering projects (and earning income) while having their competencies vetted against accreditation outcomes.
Such models provide new ways to partner with and break down the artificial barrier between, industry and academia while widening the STEM pipeline to serve the workforce needs of the state and support social mobility. MinnPoly seeks to scale these innovative models to a broader range of polytechnic disciplines, including cybersecurity, data science, medical device technology, automation, controls, process engineering, engineering management, and other high need disciplines for the region. MinnPoly will be housed at St. Paul College and will initially launch with a partnership on that campus to offer a 2+2 engineering program that serves non-traditional students as it seeks to close the opportunity gap.
MinnPoly will expand to serve the entire state through its partnership network and serve as a national model for workforce development, high-impact student-focused pedagogy, faculty training, and social mobility."
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Mankato |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southside Harm Reduction Services |
"In a 2019 report on overdose deaths, the Minnesota Department of Health wrote: "In Minnesota, factors like systemic racism have prevented communities of color...from having equal access to the resources needed to be healthy...Reducing health disparities and overdose deaths within communities of color requires investments in prevention efforts at the individual, family, community, and policy levels."
Our project's purpose is to offer overdose and other prevention services at the individual and community levels in order to reduce health disparities experienced by BIPOC PWUD, primarily rates of fatal overdose, infectious disease, stigma, and barriers to healthcare services. We will achieve these goals through naloxone distribution and training, overdose prevention education, and referrals to health-promoting care (which are protective against fatal overdose). We strive to provide warm, effective, and immediate referrals. Because participants trust us, we can connect individuals with these services even when they might otherwise be wary of engaging due to (justified) historical distrust.
SHRS was founded in the East Phillips neighborhood of South Minneapolis in 2017. Though we have grown to operate throughout the metro area, we will continue to focus our service provision in East Phillips, a neighborhood with a decades-long legacy of Indigenous rights organizing, as well as a large population of unhoused, Native folks who use drugs. We will continue to work hard to establish trusting relationships through harm reduction philosophy of stigma-reduction, consistent and reliable services, and participant empowerment. Since 2020, SHRS has been the largest syringe service provider in the state, distributing 1.2 million syringes and 15,000 vials of naloxone. While these numbers are impressive, they don't share the relationship-building that is equally important to community health and healing, and that is the cornerstone of this project.
We have a deep commitment to fostering a community that keeps itself safe, and we strive to include the people who use the services in the design and implementation of the program. Not only are we working to mitigate the spread of infectious disease and fatal overdose, we work to be an engine for inclusion, building and maintaining connections and community-building in all aspects of our services. Providing a sterile syringe, a smile, or a warm pair of socks without requiring sobriety begins to build community, a powerful protective factor for health among Indigenous people who use drugs. Many participants become engaged in SHRS' work as peer exchanges or volunteers. We also build community through informal weekly gatherings where volunteers and participants pack syringe exchange kits or conduct community clean-ups to dispose of used syringes and other trash.
SHRS also serves greater Minnesota by supporting participants to bring overdose prevention and harm reduction supplies to their personal networks outside of urban areas. This is an evidence-based strategy called "secondary exchange" that extends access to people who might not otherwise use our services. Many of our participants travel between Minneapolis and reservations, and we will continue to supply them with supplies and information to distribute to their communities."
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Minneapolis
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MN |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Division of Indian Work |
The American Indian community will benefit by having access to culturally appropriate prevention services that they would not otherwise be able to access at the Division of Indian Work. Traditional teachings will be increased in weekly Women of Traditional Birthing classes, our Ninde Doula Program, and in multiple home visiting programs such as our Family Spirit program. For example, we can teach about medicinal plants and connect clients with ceremony and supports to live a healthy life. We know that incorporating culture with prevention work is what makes a difference in the American Indian community. For example, DIW has been funded for teen pregnancy prevention through an Eliminating Health Disparities Initiative grant from the MN Department of Health for years. We created an American Indian culturally specific curriculum which has been implemented across the state. Since 2007, we have seen a decrease in pregnancy rates in our community. We cannot take sole credit for these decreases, but we know we have had an impact. Additionally, we have years of proven success with our Alcohol, Tobacco, and other Drug Prevention work in our Youth Leadership Development Program. Culture as prevention works.
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
African American Registry |
"Our purpose is to improve classroom education in Minnesota through the curriculum diversely. The teacher's forum guides future teachers with our proven supplemental content and pedagogy.
Our mantra is. Wisdom learned is the offspring of an intimate association between a student's intelligence and morals. Having started in the nine-county metro area and growing. Our purpose is to expand statewide. Those who use the teacher's forum reduce education gaps by preparing their students to do more than pass an SAT or ACT. We also address the isolation of how the current curriculum segregates non-white cultures. Teacher candidates we've guided create a more practical career work plan for themselves. They supplement the limited state standards with cultural proficiency from our lesson library, video tutorials, lesson plans, coaching, and evaluation. The teacher's forum shows candidates how the African, Latinx, Asian, white European, and Native American communities have intersected with African America with facts. Future teachers weave the many locations, people, episodes, articles, and media into all subjects.
We realize that most Minnesota teachers will remain white and female for the foreseeable future. The racial imbalance adds to the need for culturally supplementing the current curriculum to reflect the growing diversity that is essential. Also, the white millennial student remains attentive to this content and continues to embrace it. As mentioned earlier in this application, the teacher's forum subscription service is an electronic book. Content is updated weekly (sometimes daily) as the world grows and changes. Teacher candidates learn how to integrate everyone's diversity into any lesson without waiting for Gay Pride Month, Indigenous Peoples Day, Black History Month, Cinco de Mayo, etc. The impact of our service is life-changing for a young teacher. We support their job security and love of their craft over time. We help them tap into the student's multiple intelligences and ways of looking at the world and draw on how their students learn. "
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Works Museum |
"The Works Museum serves as a critical component of Minnesota’s STEM education community, supporting students and educators with high-quality learning experiences and preparing today’s children for tomorrow’s high-tech jobs. This project supports both immediate and long-term needs for Minnesota including:
Supporting educators in addressing pandemic learning losses and achieving grade-specific student learning outcomes by providing Science Standards-aligned programming that brings engineering concepts to life and enhances student learning;
Impacting the STEM opportunity gap by providing subsidized access to under-resourced schools and increasing equity through expanding community-based programs that eliminate barriers to participation; and
Working toward our vision of a future STEM workforce representative of our diverse community by reaching more students, especially those from communities underrepresented in STEM, with early engineering experiences that inspire long-term STEM interest and career dreams.
All students have the ability to do sophisticated science, but a STEM opportunity gap exists between students attending under-resourced schools and those in more affluent schools. The latter may provide STEM enrichment, after-school programs, and hands-on learning practice with tools and equipment, opportunities many schools cannot provide. Under-resourced schools often have high populations of students from communities underrepresented in STEM, including students from low-income households, students of color, and English-language learners, creating further disparities.
Pandemic learning disruptions exacerbated these disparities. In Minnesota’s 2021 testing, only 43% of students met or exceeded science standards, 8% lower than in testing prior to the pandemic. Yet, “while every group of students saw pandemic impacts to their learning, students of color, English-language learners, and students from lower socioeconomic households were most impacted (MPR News, August 2021).”?
Educators at under-resourced schools have expressed an urgent need for students to experience the hands-on STEM learning that was difficult to provide during distance learning and the value of our workshops on student learning outcomes. They’ve also shared that budget constraints and bussing costs are barriers to field trips, and that subsidized access and programming brought directly to their school communities is key to ensuring that all students have equal access.
While meeting these immediate needs for accessible, equitable elementary engineering programming is critical, this work also addresses Minnesota’s long-term need for an educated STEM workforce. The Works Museum’s programs help to close the gap between workforce need and student interest in Minnesota – projected to experience a shortage of 200,000 STEM employees in the next decade alone – by ensuring that a pathway exists for all elementary-age students to access engineering, technology, and manufacturing careers. "
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Bloomington |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Museum of Russian Art |
"The purpose of this project is to assist school districts in the 5th Congressional District achieve the Minnesota Department of Education’s Early Reading Proficiency – Reading Well by Third Grade mandates.
Reading at grade level by the end of Grade 3 is known to be a key marker for future academic success, yet millions of children nationally, and particularly those in urban school districts, do not achieve this goal. Studies have definitively shown that students who are reading at grade level at the end of Grade 3 have a far greater likelihood of graduating from high school and going on to post-secondary education.
Not surprisingly, due to the disruption of primary education during the pandemic, the Grade 3 reading proficiency rate has declined, as reported in a recent national study conducted by Acadience Learning Inc. (Gray, J. S., & Powell-Smith, K. A. [2021]. The Impact of COVID-19 on Student Reading Development [Technical Report No. 29]). The study compared the beginning-of-year scores in 2020-2021 to the previous year, 2019-2020, which allowed the researchers to determine the difference in reading skills that students experienced in the beginning of 2020 compared to the beginning of 2019. The study found that of students who were below benchmark proficiency for reading at the middle of Grade 3 in 2019-2020, 36% met the benchmark at the beginning of Grade 4, while only 26% met the benchmark in 2020-2021.
According to the Minnesota Department of Education’s Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCA), the percentage of Minnesota students meeting 3rd grade reading benchmarks has declined since 2015. Based on the findings of the Acadience Learning study, it not surprising to learn that the percentage of 3rd grade students in Minnesota meeting the reading standard continued to decline from 2019 to 2021 (there was no assessment test in 2020) in all eleven of the school districts in the 5th Congressional District. The Minnesota state average of 3rd grade reading proficiency for 2021 was a low 48.5%, and seven of the eleven school districts, including Minneapolis, were below that average, with proficiency rates ranging from 17.4% to 45.1%. Additionally, when viewed by racial and ethnic groups in this region, the data indicate that only 25.8% of Black students, 27.5% of Hispanic students, 30.5% of American Indian students, 40.8% of Asian students, and 47.4% of Two or more races students, met the reading proficiency benchmark. Only White (non-Hispanic) students, at 60.8% exceeded the statewide average.
Recognizing the importance of this learning issue, TMORA has focused its efforts in the schools on providing programming to enhance third grade literacy. In the increasingly complex and competitive work environment, it is vital to do everything possible for the children of Minnesota, including the 5th Congressional District, to ensure that they achieve this crucial educational marker. By doing so, we will significantly enhance the state’s workforce development, as these students graduate from high school and progress into the post-secondary education necessary for fulfilling careers."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Career Solutions |
"CareerONE is committed to removing barriers to success for at-risk youth ages 14 - 17. It is entirely free to participants. Nutritious breakfast snacks and lunch are provided to youth who are often from food-insecure families. As each leaves the program, they have new skills and a changed view of the value of education. They have confidence, new friends, a portfolio to present to potential employers, and funds to invest in their future and help their families. For these low-income students, participation in CareerONE can be transformational. For employers, CareerONE can mean higher employee retention rates, seamless transition to the workplace, and increased diversity in the workplace. Youth participation in CareerONE increases their social and emotional skills. They are more confident as they take on tasks at school and move into the labor force. The transition to post-secondary school, apprenticeships, or directly into the workforce happens with assurance with well-defined work goals. Feedback from participants' parents demonstrates the change in their children as they approach the future.–"Eye-opening experience; provided direction and ambition."– Team-building with diverse teams gives participants a new sense of understanding and leadership in the workplace and the community. Teens become culturally competent with the ability to work and respond in a manner that acknowledges and respects individual culturally-based beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and customs. They will bring these skills to the workplace and community. "Failure to create pathways for young adults to build lives for themselves, their families, and their communities will prolong the economic and social struggles in the U.S. Prioritizing education, civic engagement, and employment will draw new stakeholders into the economy. It will invest in the leaders of the future. Failure to engage youth will not only slow recovery but also undermine stability and prosperity." (Brookings Institute, "Youth or Consequences, Put Youth at the Center of COVID Recovery," 2020.)
We have long used the term at-risk for youth facing challenges academically and personally. CareerONE approaches the participants as "at promise," Though they have additional barriers such as poverty, a disability, language barriers and/or are from communities of color, with the guidance of program staff, youth can create a pathway to the future that prepares them for along term success.
The most recent data from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development show that St. Cloud has a younger labor force than the state average, with almost 22% under 25 years. (state-14.6%) and a very high labor force participation rate in the entry-level and prime working years. It is also relatively nondiverse, with 88.8% white. CareerONE is an opportunity to change those numbers. Teens in the program moving toward the workforce are exposed to skilled trades that can provide sustainable wages and support families. The racial makeup of the attendees in 2021 was 62% East African/African American, 28% white, 4% Hispanic, 2% Asian, 4% two or more races and 2% Native American.
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Stearns and Benton County
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MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Breaking Free |
The purpose of the Permanent Supportive Housing Program is to offer families who have been impacted by sexual exploitation a safe place to live while providing case management and emotional support. Housing is a primary barrier to exiting a life of abuse, violence, and exploitation; and we know that in offering this service of affordable, sustainable housing, we are offering families a chance to heal and become self-sufficient. Our advocates work with the tenants in our Housing Program to elevate them and provide an environment where they can learn the tools necessary to maintain their own employment, housing, finances, and create a stable home that breaks generational cycles of poverty. This project provides families with a safe residence where they are not subjected to homelessness and the subsequent victimization that often happens concurrently. In addition to a physical space, this is a place where tenants can heal from previous traumas and become positive influences in their communities. We offer an Alumni program that focuses on community engagement and building life skills with the intent of empowering our survivors to create positive impact in their personal lives as well as in the community. Our Housing Program is a place where families have an environment to raise their children and break generational cycles of trauma.
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
23rd Veteran |
"In 2012, the Department of Veterans Affairs estimated 22 veterans died by suicide each day. 23rd Veteran aims to help those who feel isolated, alone and struggling with the transition to civilian life and close to becoming one of those 22. Many veterans across the country and here in Minnesota are currently in great need as they battle mental health and thoughts of suicide. The U.S Department of Veterans Affairs found in 2019 that the veteran suicide rates in Minnesota were significantly higher than the national general population suicide rate. At that time, the suicide rate for Minnesota veterans was 26.4 compared to 18 for the general population (https://www.mentalhealth.va.gov/docs/data-sheets/2019/2019-State-Data-Sheet-Minnesota-508.pdf).
Although there are other programs that exist for veterans, 23V Recon is designed to help those who are looking for, or needing, a different approach. Unlike other programs, it is long-term, utilizes a book-led structure (The 23V Recon Playbook) and was designed to include civilians. This program leaves a positive lasting impact on not only the veteran participant, but also their family, friends and community. 88% of program graduates found it easier to make friends, 84% found it easier to trust others, 97% are happier and 98% are experiencing a higher quality of life after graduating from 23V Recon. A graduate stated they were better off through participation in the program: “I no longer isolate myself the way I used to. It is much easier for me to get along with others and be friendly towards them. Most people who know me from friends to family to co-workers have noticed a difference in my mood and quality of life. Thank you all very much for your generosity and support as 23rd Veteran has made a huge difference in my physical and mental state of mind and allowed me to connect with a group of great people who I otherwise wouldn't have met.”"
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Duluth |
MN |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Theatre Company |
The Junior League of Minneapolis states: "Widely recognized causes of the achievement gap include food insecurity and the lack of nutrition, inadequate family support systems, lack of self-esteem among students and their families, and the absence of summer learning programs. In essence, the achievement gap can also be explained as a resource gap." CTC and Bethune have defined the following long-term goals for our full immersion partnership: to develop a lasting creative school culture, to increase overall attendance rates, and to improve student achievement rates in literacy. We can expect to see positive results by providing and sustaining long-term access to programs that include family support options, building students' self-esteem, and providing engagement after school and during the summer.
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RS EDEN |
"As shared above, RS EDEN has been serving the community for 50 years. Through substance us disorder treatment, permanent, supportive, and affordable housing, and reentry services for individuals exiting incarceration, RS EDEN aims to create both individual and systemic change for all members of the community. Though RS EDEN’s locations of services are all located in the Twin Cities metro, RS EDEN serves individuals from across the entire state of Minnesota.
For a person with a long history of substance use disorder treatment as well as sexual exploitation and domestic violence, receiving care in an environment separate from where you previously struggled, can be a critical component of long-term recovery. RS EDEN often serves individuals from greater Minnesota, offering a fresh start in a new setting. Alternatively, RS EDEN also serves people who must stay in the metro, because that is where the services are, where their families are, where their children’s childcare is, and so forth. The location of the Lorraine meets the needs of those local and remote.
A safe, therapeutic environment is critical to recovery. These women and children, these families, live at RS EDEN for at least 6 months. They deserve a place to recover that reflects their value as human beings and members of the community. The carceral system is the largest provider of behavioral health treatment in the country. Many of our women have experienced incarceration related to their history of substance use and sexual exploitation. To recover in an incarcerated environment is not possible. The experience at the Lorraine seeks to be different, to create a space that will support their overall wellbeing, to reinforce their value and dignity, and give them the skills and tools to move beyond the Lorraine and be a positive contributor in the community.
This capital requires will support the building in which the recovery occurs. The services are place-bases, this is a home for families in recovery. The capital investment will create e amore therapeutic environment, increasing the likelihood of success for multiple generations."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Rochester Advocates for Universities |
"Simulation learning is one of the most impactful methods for training current and future healthcare employees. Expanding simulation capacity will ensure that our colleges, universities, and healthcare institutions can continue to attract and retain high-quality, diverse students and employees and affirm Rochester's reputation as a destination for health and wellness. Specifically, the project will impact:
•People who fill one of the 18,000+ direct patient care openings and their families.
•Employers such as Mayo Clinic, Olmsted Medical Center, and more, plus the communities they serve.
• Education partners including Winona State University, Rochester Community and Technical College, University of Minnesota Rochester, Luther College, Saint Mary’s University, Southeast Service Cooperative, Workforce Development Inc., Hawthorne Education Center, and Rochester area K-12 Districts and the students they prepare for the workforce.
• This innovative project that responds to an acute need will have immeasurable impact on our incumbent healthcare workforce and the community, at large. Mayo Clinic, OMC, and Workforce Development, Inc. have shared their data on nursing staff hires and openings:
Mayo Clinic per yr (3 yr avg.): CNAs 125+, PCAs 800+, LPNs 2386, RNs 1393, NPs 72 (Advanced Practice Nurses, APN)
OMC per yr (3 yr avg.): PCAs 10, LPNs 70, RNs 270, NPs 48
WDI (SE MN current openings): CNAs 2755, PCAs, etc. 11560, LPNs 2386, RNs 1393, NPs 72
Not only will the GRAUC Simulation Collaborative's efforts lead to the establishment of a cutting-edge sim technology center for the Rochester area to showcase state-wide, but also the Collaborative's process for linking and drawing on the expertise of public and private education providers, employers, and businesses will be a model for other MN initiatives. The commitment of all project partners to ensure access, inclusion, and equity for diverse, un and under-served workers and students is core and a practice to share throughout the state. To quote from the MN Board of Nursing's letter of support, "The Mission of the Board of Nursing is to protect the public safety; therefore, ensuring students and licensees have access to quality clinical experiences, is paramount...I strongly support this grant submission to expand simulation access to educate students and licensees permitting them to experience team interaction, address health care disparities and issues of racism through carefully designed simulation scenarios. Ultimately, this increased capacity to provide high quality simulation to southeast Minnesota will educate both students and licensees for healthcare now and in the future.""
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Rochester |
MN |
$8,719,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brooten |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of drinking water distribution and sanitary sewer collection, including a well and well house and a lift station, and connect residents and business not currently serviced within city limits. |
Brooten |
MN |
$4,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clarkfield, MN |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement drinking water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, stormwater collection, and street infrastructure. Piping to be replaced also includes a connection to the Lincoln-Pipestone Rural Water System to supply higher-quality water to the City. |
Yellow Medicine County |
MN |
$8,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Ignite |
"Advanced Manufacturing and Agribusiness are both drivers of our regional economy that represent occupation and lifestyle here. Employers face a steep loss of skilled workers with institutional knowledge due to our aging population, while witnessing a deficit of young people who associate this as “blue color”work. Changing student and parent perceptions about the occupations in demand for our companies to remain globally competitive is a very important aspect of the L&E program.
The placements heighten students' awareness of the digital transformation taking place in manufacturing and agribusiness, now relying on computer and technical skills due to automation, AI and robotics. After four years of receiving students in L&E worksite experiences, employers identified the ongoing deficit in the essential skills to be prepared for a job. In November of 2021 MN State College Southeast (Red Wing & Winona) led a Manufacturing Workforce Summit with over 60 regional employers. They asked hard questions about talent pipeline needs. Resoundingly, employers emphasized the need for the following basic skills:
New Hires – what skills and competencies are you looking for the first 1 to 3 years?
Basic communication
Digital competency
Data management / needed in SMART Factories
Basic OSHA training
Basic Reading BluePrints
Basic CNC operations
Basic understanding of use of gauges
Basic soldering
Basic leadership with groups
Manual Machine Training
Basic Interview Skills
Our proposed expanded L&E program is addressing the gap - meeting needs that school districts cannot meet while designed to respond to the essential skill shortage employers are facing.
Our program has been dedicated to bringing together students of diverse backgrounds from all over the county into cohorts, creating shared experiences and building relationships. As the workforce of the future, they are introduced to the world class companies here. Last year proactive outreach led to the most diverse student enrollment across race, ethnicity and gender. However, retaining those students proved to be a bigger issue. RWI met with many instructors and employer partners to review ways to improve attraction and retention.
Everyone agrees that an inclusive approach to attraction should be coupled with a strengths-based approach to support retention. Integrating basic hard skills into the Program experience will assure more students have the life and work ready skills they need to succeed. The pandemic limited students' contact with one another, compounding feelings of distance, dislocation and disconnection. Our existing program helped students stay connected and feel valued. Feeling safe among peers is as important for youth development as being physically safe in a work environment.
Each year we see more, we reach deeper, connecting to more people and resources, building relationships, continuity and trust among the Goodhue County Collaborative. The full package we propose addresses the needs and concerns of our regional employers not only for work readiness but for the growth and competitiveness of their companies. Today’s youth are our community’s natural endowment. This expanded L&E program carries the promise of delivering a high impact, one that is transformative for our students, our companies and our communities. "
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Red Wing |
MN |
$127,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State |
"Year-after-year, the prevalence of mental health conditions experienced by college and university students has risen and the severity of mental health conditions has increased. Colleges and universities must be prepared to provide adequate clinical mental health care as well as to educate and empower non-clinical professionals across campus from general maintenance workers, to teaching faculty and campus leaders who all have an impact on students' lives daily with practical skills for mental health and resilience support.
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities are located in 54 different communities across the entire state of Minnesota. By funding this program, you will directly support the certification of 80 new Youth Mental Health First Aid instructors from across the state and 500 MHFA workshops that will empower up to 15,000 Minnesotans with the skills of Mental Health First Aid. Mental Health First Aid teaches people to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health challenges and empowers them with the skills of the ALGEE action plan, so they know what to do to not only help save a life by preventing suicide, but to encourage resilience, wellness and self-care practice in themselves and the people in their lives. Because this program will be supported by the Minnesota State system office, there will be potentially 54 local communities that will benefit by having MHFA instructors who can provide MHFA skills trainings in an ongoing fashion locally."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$1,935,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Allina Health |
"The Allina Health Specialty Center will provide integrated, robust mental health and addiction care across the continuum of services to individuals from the metro area, with a primary service area of the North Metro where Allina Health is the only hospital-based provider. The community depends on Allina to provide medical, mental health and addiction care. The Specialty Center’s integration will provide needed coordinated access to mental health and addiction services, improving outcomes by ensuring patients have timely access to services.
Many individuals who have a mental illness or addiction have social determinants of health needs and struggle to navigate this complex system, made worse by geography and limited integration. Addressing these is critical in improving their overall health. The Specialty Center will bring mental health and addiction services and complimentary community resources together to ease the challenges of navigating the complex care and community resource systems.
The Allina Health Mental Health and Addiction Specialty Center delivers on the vision of creating a connected and robust continuum of services for community members living with mental illness and addiction. It will accomplish that vision in three ways:
Expand current Allina Health mental health and addiction programs to meet existing pent-up demand;
Create new Allina Health mental health and addiction services;
Partner with community organizations to provide on-site access to additional specialty and community resources.
Located on the Unity Campus of Mercy Hospital, the Specialty Center brings Allina Health outpatient mental health and addiction programs scattered across the campuses of Mercy Hospital and its Unity Campus under one roof and provides much needed access to patients seeking mental health and addiction services. This will improve outcomes for patients by ensuring they have timely access to all the services they need to improve their health."
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Fridley |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Allina Health |
"According to data from the Minnesota Cancer Registry, low-income and medically underserved women residing in rural areas of Minnesota suffer from significantly lower survival rates associated with breast cancer. Early detection of breast cancer has a strong influence on five-year survival rates: Cases detected early have a 98.8 percent chance of survival, while cases detected at a late stage have a 26.3 percent chance of survival. In Minnesota, our data shows the opportunities to expand early cancer screenings have been heavily impacted in the delays in care associated with the COVID pandemic. According to the 2020 Minnesota Community Measurement (MNCM) 2020 data, the following data exemplifies the need to expand early cancer screening:
Breast Cancer
The statewide rate of breast cancer screening is 76.5%.
Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP) breast cancer screening rate is 60%, compared to the screening rate of 78% for Minnesota women insured with other insurance coverage.
Lung Cancer
Lung Nodule screening for early detection is advised for those 50 year and older whom have used tobacco products.
Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP) screening rate is 34.5%."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$567,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minneapolis Community & Technical College |
"Minneapolis College and Metropolitan State University (MC/MSU partnership) will establish an Urban Entrepreneurship Education Center (the Center) in 2023 in the renovated Management Education Center (MEC) building that we share on Minneapolis College’s downtown Minneapolis campus. This project will leverage $18 million in current and anticipated state funding for the design/renovation of MEC, including state-of-the-art space for the Entrepreneurship Center. With funding from a federal CDS appropriation, the MC/MSU partnership will accelerate and expand our vision of the entrepreneurship education and technical assistance the Center will be able to provide to the Minneapolis/St. Paul community.
Our new Center will benefit the region by supporting self-employment and small business growth and creating a pathway to and through postsecondary entrepreneurship education for diverse student populations served by our two institutions and our local high school partners.
The specific objectives of the center are:
To provide a new pipeline to entrepreneurship education for key student populations, including high school students and ex-offenders who are closed out of many other occupations that provide a livable wage.s at partnering local high schools (starting in Fall 2022, Minneapolis College will be offering courses from its Entrepreneurship Certificate to incarcerated individuals at Lino Lakes state prison).
It will provide applied experiential learning to help the diverse student populations of Minneapolis College and Metro State become their communities’ small-business leaders of tomorrow. About 70% of Business Management degree students at Minneapolis College are from BIPOC communities. At Metro State College of Management, about 54% students are from BIPOC communities.
Students and faculty will partner in applied learning projects to assist family-owned, neighborhood businesses in and around the urban core of Minneapolis/St. Paul in communities such as the North Side and Lake Street areas of Minneapolis and University Avenue in St. Paul.
Through these activities, the Center will help the Twin Cities address one of the largest disparities in employment and wealth between white people and BIPOC people of any American major metropolitan area by supporting the economic engine of small, family-owned neighborhood business. As the state looks to the University of Minnesota to support high-growth companies (as some say, the “next” Medtronic or General Mills) throughout the state, the aims of our project will be to serve family-owned, neighborhood businesses in and around the urban core of Minneapolis/St. Paul in communities such as the North Side and Lake Street areas of Minneapolis and University Avenue in St. Paul.
To ensure we are responding to the real needs of the community and are bringing local expertise to our endeavor, we will partner with neighborhood non-profit commerce organizations like the Cedar-Riverside Opportunity Center and MPLS Regional Chambers of Commerce (see support letters) to connect business owners to the support services provided by our faculty and students. To ensure we are bringing the best in entrepreneurship education to the Center's work, we will partner with entrepreneurship organizations such as the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (see letter).
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$476,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Restoration for All Inc. |
"The purpose of the FUSON Project is to fill an ethnic niche among girls of African Ancestry by combating the various barriers that they face in STEM education and careers, achieve economic inclusion as well as gain economic self-sufficiency by leveraging ethnic entrepreneurship and using culturally appropriate strategies.
In an increasingly competitive and global economy, the factors that create real barriers to women/girls’ participation in fields that are nontraditional for their gender cannot be ignored. STEM skills play an increasingly important role in the 21st Century economy. However, significant opportunity gaps exist in STEM education and careers for women, especially for women and girls of African Ancestry. Refugees and African Immigrant girls/women remain underrepresented in Nontraditional Occupations for Women in Minnesota. Ensuring that more girls are aware of and supported in STEM education and careers is critical not only for achieving economic equity for girls and their families in Minnesota but also for building a competitive workforce. To adequately open training and career pathways to girls of African Ancestry in STEM, STEM education and career must be more engaging and inclusive by increasing access to STEM learning and role models for them while addressing implicit biases and stereotypes. Similarly, girls of African Ancestry have difficulty in building economic success due to a lack of economic opportunities and not being self-sufficient, REFA found that they need help by looking at their ethnic capitalism referred to as “ethnic entrepreneurship” to fill an ethnic niche. The greatest need for most of them is not capital but training and technical assistance because already they have significant barriers to achieving better educational outcomes, economic inclusion made worse by the disparate economic impacts of COVID-19 due to job loss, reduced work hours, as well as difficulties accessing financial services including social safety nets."
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Inver Grove Heights |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Winona State University |
This project will be preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals including nurses, athletic trainers, social workers, and first responders. It will ensure quality local healthcare by allowing current healthcare professionals to practice procedures and an opportunity for continuing education. Additionally, it will aid in training our regional first responders, many of whom serve rural communities without access to quality simulation labs. Lastly, it will enhance the ability of Winona State University to expand its nursing program to add highly trained healthcare professionals into the workforce, benefitting the local community and all of Minnesota.
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Winona
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MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Memorial Health |
"Demand at the MGH Emergency is at unprecedented levels. Wait times are high and as patients tend to arrive primarily in the late afternoon and early evening, crowding is exacerbated and throughput is challenged.
The purpose of this project is to allieviate current demand and postiion the facility to serve the community better into the future."
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Maple Grove |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Memorial Health |
"Transporting patients via ambulance is always challenging. The comfort and care of the patient is foremost. Preventing and limiting staff injuries is also of great concern. This equipment will improve the comfort, quality and safety of transport for patients and help prevent lower body injuries for first-responders who are tasked with lifting patients, often in difficult situations.
Benefit accrues to all directly involved int he process of transport and to families of patients on hand at the emergencies."
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Princeton |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Association of Community Mental Health P |
Over 105,000 public insurance program clients as well as other patients, residents and hospitals and health care systems throughout Minnesota. This investment will greatly improve our ability to provide coordinated, seamless care delivery. Our agencies serves a very vulnerable, high-cost population with many barriers to care. While we provide a full array of services in-house, our clients seek and receive care in many various locations, including hospital emergency care, crisis mental health providers, inpatient treatment, detox and shelters. Currently, all of our electronic health records are separate. It is nearly impossible to set-up consistent, efficient, realistic and uniform workflows for care coordination across all the different providers, clinics and systems. The lack of ability to coordinate services between these providers leads to duplicated efforts, higher cost of care and far less quality for the clients. The ability to have staff log into just one other system in order to do this coordination would save time, money and allow us to respond quickly to our clients when and where they need help. For example, research shows that a massive reduction in readmission to the hospital risk if the client receives an intervention and connection to outpatient care 7 days post-hospitalization. Currently, unless a client calls us, we wouldn’t know if they were hospitalized, or even to communicate to the hospital that our staff are the link to outpatient care. Community Mental Health Programs provide very niche services – e.g. community based case management, residential treatment and housing. We frequently refer clients for medical and other outpatient health services. Finding culturally specific providers can be challenging. This investment will increase the ability to partner and provide coordinated services between us and those providers to ensure the client the best care possible. This platform will allow us to better tier and target intensity of service delivery based on utilization patterns and increase access to care. Mental health care access and needs have grown exponentially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the workforce crisis in the mental health field is putting the entire care system at extreme risk of crumbling. Programs are forced to scale down, close sites or close entirely without the staff or investments needed to provide care. Further, data analytics is fast becoming a critical necessity in delivering health care. Hospital and primary physical care systems have been implementing and using data systems to drive care for a decade. Mental health care as a system is lagging behind in infrastructure and investments into data infrastructure in the same way. As we understand mental health as a critical part of overall health, we need investments in our mental health system to reflect this. Data systems will greatly help with the staffing shortage by streamlining the documentation and fast growing administrative requirements, allowing clinicians to spend their time in direct care with clients. We are asking Congress to be the example of prioritizing investments into our mental health system, leading our local investments to follow.
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Summit Academy OIC |
"The purpose of the project centers on a comprehensive workforce development approach that moves youth and low income adults into sustainable wage careers through: 1) A fully-remote Virtual Academy; 2) comprehensive youth-facing STEM programming delivered in partnership with community partners and employers; and 3) Summit’s leading construction programming helping meet commitment to hire minorities for major new facility in South Minneapolis.
These initiatives are key because Minnesota is a state with deep social and economic inequities, where the Black poverty rate is 25.4% compared to the white poverty rate of 5.9%. Additionally, amid record low unemployment statewide (2.7%, the lowest in decades), Black unemployment remains at 6.7%. The state additionally has one of the nation's worst education achievement gaps between blacks and whites, ranking last among all fifty states in racial disparities in high school graduation rates. This means youth of color are not prepared for the workforce and are unlikely to be successful economically, perpetuating negative educational and economic disparities.
Individuals in the Metro and statewide need to move out of poverty, and, in tandem, businesses do not have the relationships or networks to reach into a growing and diverse worker pipeline. The ongoing demographic shift in Minnesota has opened the door for people of color to join the workforce in living-wage jobs that provide benefits and opportunities for advancement- assuming they are equipped with the marketable skills, knowledge, and social networks that lead to full-time, sustainable-wage employment.
To-date, the Black population in the State of Minnesota, are disproportionately employed in front-line, low-wage jobs. With the onset of the pandemic, many of these jobs have disappeared and will not return. Recent unemployment insurance (UI) claimant data (DEED) shows that Black UI claimants represent 10.5% of the jobless population, yet make up only 5.9% of the labor force. Additionally, the poverty rate in Bemidji hovers at 24.5% and is concentrated among Native American communities. While people in rural areas desire quality employment opportunities, they are isolated and disconnected from the economy.
Minnesota cannot afford inaction. We are at an opportune time to make history ---- with an ongoing demographic shift driven by Baby Boomers exiting the workforce, an evolving tech economy, and the sea change in racial dialogue spurred by the murder of George Floyd and civil unrest. There is a crucial need for a human capital development strategy that supports efforts beyond ‘soft skills’ delivery, providing real skills that will empower the community economically and socially, ending perpetual concentrations of poverty via bridges to the middle class."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Twin Cities United Way |
"The nonprofits and government agencies that respond to homelessness in the Greater Twin Cities provide a set of proven services — such as case management, rent assistance, job training and mental health care. These supports are known to help people experiencing homelessness achieve stability and prosperity. Opportunity lies in making these services available to key groups of people we know are at the greatest risk of becoming homeless: youth exiting foster care and adults exiting incarceration. A common experience for these youth and adults is moving from foster care or corrections into precarious housing, without supports to navigate challenges and gain greater independence. Often, they end up on the street and may enter the homelessness response system. Only then, having lost valuable time and experienced the harm of homelessness, do they gain access to proven services. Because those exiting foster care or incarceration are so vastly overrepresented in the homeless population, we know that without concerted, multi-sector, regional-scale change, many of the 9,000 youth and adults who exit these systems each year will become homeless. In addition to human suffering, we can predict further strain on both our homelessness response system — estimated at $30,000 to $50,000 per person per year — and on our region’s educational and economic potential, since a safe, stable home is essential to success in learning and earning.
To affirm the need for deep, strategic investment and the potential economic impact if Pathways Home succeeds, we partnered with Wilder Research, which estimated:
“Providing stable housing to formerly incarcerated adults experiencing homelessness could generate public savings of $1,040 per person per month. For those who have a long history of alternating homelessness and incarceration, providing stable housing along with supportive services could generate public savings of $15,440 per person per year. … If all Twin Cities youth in foster care were stably housed after they age out of the system, society could save at least $1.2 million per youth"."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Lamberton, MN |
"This project is important to the State of Minnesota’s efforts to care for our aging population while allowing them to remain in a rural setting. Assisted living facilities answer the issues raised by MN DHS and the MN Board on Aging concerns on social isolation. Moving aging residents out of their homes will open starter homes for families and workforce-aged residents.
Residents of Lamberton will benefit from resident retention, job creation, and an overall increase in community satisfaction and unity. Keeping aging residents in the community keeps families connected, increase visits and interaction while retaining money in the community. By allowing seniors to move out of homes locally, freeing and opening of starter and workforce housing will draw in residents."
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Lamberton |
MN |
$7,754,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family & Children's Center |
"Family & Children’s Center is a 501©3 agency serving more than 3,700 individuals and families every year, helping them enjoy happier, healthier relationships. We have over 150 highly qualified, compassionate staff including teachers, consulting psychiatrists, psychologists, highly sought-after therapists and registered nurses.
US Surgeon General Recommendations for 2022 and Youth/Behavioral Health:
The Surgeon General’s Advisory on Protecting Youth Mental Health outlines a series of recommendations to improve youth mental health across eleven sectors, including young people and their families, educators and schools, and media and technology companies.
Topline recommendations include:
Recognize that mental health is an essential part of overall health.
Empower youth and their families to recognize, manage, and learn from difficult emotions.
Ensure that every child has access to high-quality, affordable, and culturally competent mental health care.
Support the mental health of children and youth in educational, community, and childcare settings. And expand and support the early childhood and education workforce.
Address the economic and social barriers that contribute to poor mental health for young people, families, and caregivers.
Increase timely data collection and research to identify and respond to youth mental health needs more rapidly. This includes more research on the relationship between technology and youth mental health, and technology companies should be more transparent with data and algorithmic processes to enable this research."
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Winona |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family & Children's Center |
"Family & Children’s Center is a 501©3 agency serving more than 3,700 of individuals and families every year, helping them enjoy happier, healthier relationships. We have over 150 highly qualified, compassionate staff including teachers, consulting psychiatrists, psychologists, highly sought-after therapists and registered nurses.
According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, one in five children and adolescents experience a mental health problem during their school years. Examples include stress, anxiety, bullying, family problems, depression, learning disability, and alcohol and substance abuse. Serious mental health problems, such as self-injurious behaviors and suicide, are on the rise, particularly among youth.
Unfortunately, many children and youth do not receive the help they need, and disparities in access to care exist among low-income communities and minoritized youth. Among the 3.8 million adolescents ages 12–17 who reported a major depressive episode in the past year, nearly 60% did not receive any treatment, according to a 2019 report by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Of the adolescents who do get help, nearly two thirds do so only in school.
This funding investment will help Family & Children’s Center (Minnesota) expand our child and adult outpatient behavioral health programming to increase our capacity to serve children and families from underserved communities.
In rural Minnesota, the complexities of behavioral health and lack of services, are increased and paralleled by alcoholism, substance abuse, child abuse and domestic violence, all complicated by COVID-19.
This request will serve approximately 100 additional individuals.
This investment will help expand access to Family & Children’s Center successful youth and family-based community programming and behavioral health ensuring healthier and happier futures.
"
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Winona |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri County Health Care |
For many people in rural Central Minnesota with cancer, care can be fragmented – with provider visits in one facility and treatments in another, or the need to travel hours for care. This creates confusion for patients, family inconvenience, treatment delays, and increases the overall cost of care.
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Wadena |
MN |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The CADE Foundation/Holland Center |
"The CADE Foundation/Holland Center is a Minnesota autism center and a day program for treatment of children with autism.
The CADE Foundation/Holland Center offers intensive behavior therapy to children ages 18 month through 18 years old diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Children with autism receive one-to-one instruction based on the principles of applied behavior analysis (ABA) and B. F. Skinner’s analysis of verbal behavior. ABA services include assessment to determine a learner’s present level of performance, the determination of appropriate goals and objectives based on those assessments, and instruction utilizing the research-based methods of ABA and verbal behavior found to be effective at improving the symptoms of autism. Goals and objectives address communication, social skills, play skills, cooperation, safety skills, daily living skills, vocational skills, and classroom readiness skills. Instruction utilizes effective data recording methods and programming decisions are guided by learner’s performance. All therapy is supervised by a team of Board Certified Behavior Analysts "
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Mendota Heights |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CAPI USA |
"This Immigrant Opportunity Center (IOC) initiative is critical component in CAPI USA’s mission to guide immigrants and refugees in their journey toward self-determination and social equality. As an immigrant-led organization annually serving 11,000+ Hennepin County residents at locations in Brooklyn Center and South Minneapolis, CAPI was initially founded as the Center for Asian and Pacific Islanders in 1982 to help Southeast Asian refugees resettle following the Vietnam War. In 2008, CAPI changed its name to be more inclusive of all immigrant and U.S.-born populations of color.
In the turmoil of recent years, CAPI has increasingly stepped up to take on leadership roles in multi-agency collaboratives and large-scale resettlement initiatives. An example of this includes the Minnesota Department of Human Services asking CAPI to lead in the overall case management of 250 recently-arrived Afghan evacuee families this year. These families are receiving support from CAPI to locate housing, essential/ basic needs, transportation, school and various benefits program enrollments,, and other needs. Assuming project funding, CAPI anticipates that a significant portion of the 200 persons served by this project will be refugee families seeking to take their next step towards building careers and financial stability.
As outlined in the Statement of Needs, the multifaceted needs of Minnesota’s immigrant and BIPOC communities too often take a backseat to one-size-fits-all program models and disjointed funding streams. CDS funding of the Immigrant Opportunity Center would provide a rare opportunity to holistically and cohesively address the unique career, financial, and educational needs of 200 immigrant, refugee, or BIPOC individuals - regardless of their English language levels or understanding of Western workplace/ education norms at the time of program enrollment.
While building local talent that possesses the foundational skills and industry credentials needed to achieve family-supporting wages, the IOC project would similarly fund the engagement of a broad network of employers in areas of talent shortages. Dedicated resources would be provided for ongoing employer development, cultural education/ advocacy, and hiring events.
This Immigrant Opportunity Center initiative will positively impact the lives of 200 Minnesotans seeking greater opportunity in a new place, and equip both constituents and business leaders with the resources they need to thrive."
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Brooklyn Center |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State College Southeast |
"The creation of a simulation lab/center at Minnesota State College Southeast’s Winona campus could serve a number of important constituents including the people of Minnesota’s 1st district and have a strong impact in a time when well-trained health care professionals has risen to critical importance in our state. First and foremost, a simulation center would provide us the opportunity to train students from our medical professions programs using the most advanced technology, equipment, and methods. Additionally, we would work to collaborate with local medical facilities to provide access to the resources for their training and professional development needs. We would also work with local law enforcement, EMS, firefighters, schools, home health agencies, and community facilities to also collaborate on open access for their training/professional development needs. Long term, this would ultimately have an impact on members of the community as they receive care from people who have been trained in a state-of-the art facility on campus.
The learning space will serve a rural portion of the 1st District and provide access for the following groups in the Winona and Southeast MN region:
Nursing assistant course, both credit and non-credit based
Credit based LPN, RN, radiography, and biomedical electrical engineering programs on campus
Customized training
Continuing education
Collaboration with local EMT/EMS, firefighters, hospitals, clinics for training space
Home health agencies
School nurses"
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Winona |
MN |
$1,727,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota North College |
"This project will integrate several disciplines within a recently merged college to further engage higher education in a regional approach to programming. This project will also support local EV battery manufacturer, DMR, as they work to expand their current facility. This project will bring regional awareness to new EV technology and will align with the AV pilot program in Grand Rapids. This program, led by May Mobility, delivers on-demand shuttle services to people that are underserved by public transportation, including individuals that often do not have access to transportation in rural spaces.
We have been in conversation with The Plum Catalyst, a consulting firm working with May Mobility, regarding community expansion of their shuttle service to the central Iron Range area. This would bring awareness for EV/AV/CV technology more broadly across the region and generate buy-in for additional related businesses to develop here. We would deploy community charging stations and incorporate renewable educational opportunities and community and K-12 workshops related to the benefits of EV and solar.
Curriculum development--with ultimate certification of graduates that can then service the newly burgeoning EV/AV/CV market-- will position the region well to serve a new automotive and transportation industry. We have program advisory board members that have been seeking EV/AV/CV developments in anticipation of the imminent need for these skills.
Several project partnerships already exit, and this work will serve to capitalize on the EV/AV/CV regional momentum driven by several disparate businesses and projects in our region, including the DMR facility expansion, support and expansion of the May Mobility AV research pilot in the City of Grand Rapids, Minnesota North College programming, and future business development."
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Hibbing |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Essentia Health |
"Essentia emergency medicine, primary care, and behavioral health teams are currently building and connecting programs aiming at caring for patients throughout the Iron Range and Arrowhead region with serious acute and chronic mental health and substance use conditions. Northern St. Louis County has the highest population prevalence of mental health and substance use conditions of any county in the State of Minnesota.
In summary, this expansion and renovation will provide the following benefits to the Iron Range and the Arrowhead Region:
Community Need: Help meet increased demand in the community for behavioral health services
Patient and Family Centered Care: Increase ability to care for patients with behavioral health needs safely, efficiently, and effectively
Staff Safety: Increase ability to maintain staff safety while caring for patients in a behavioral health crisis
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Virginia |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Commission for the Deaf, DeafBlind, and |
Hearing loss can further isolate and limit accessibility to services and information in Minnesota's Veteran community. Improving communication and increasing verbal and auditory access to information provided by County Veteran Service Officers is important to ensure critical information is fully heard and understood. Supporting and building healthy Veteran communities starts at a County Veteran Service Office; meetings that occur include information about a wide range of topics including mental health services, healthcare, job placement, pensions, and survivor and dependent benefits. Often, the VA system can be overwhelming for Veterans and their families and a CVSO can help guide Veterans and their families through a difficult experience and provide resources to improve their quality of life.
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St. Paul |
MN |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Humanities Center |
"In a society aspiring to self-government, there is no more important purpose than to ensure that citizens have the knowledge, skills, disposition, and opportunities to direct and improve the public life they share. Minnesota has historically been considered an exemplar of such “civic muscle” due to its high voter turnout, respected education system, and vibrant voluntary and independent sectors.
Minnesota, like the rest of the nation, is becoming increasingly polarized. This polarization makes it difficult to teach our children to become responsible, tolerant, creative, and collaborative citizens. Our schools are ignoring challenging questions or taking partisan sides. In each case, schools are denying students a chance to grow into empowered citizens who acknowledge the messiness and interdependence of public life in a diverse society.
MHC’s Third Way Civics initiative will address this problem at the state and local levels in three major ways:
First, MHC already works with colleges and universities statewide, helping undergraduates become informed creative citizens, capable of supporting the civic growth and agency of others. Through a primary source-based syllabus conveying the eternally contested character of American democracy, and a “civic musclebuilding” curriculum, students teach one another about the texts they read, then share and compare opinions. We focus on pre-service teachers, who develop the skills to negotiate controversial historical and contemporary issues in a depolarizing manner, while developing pedagogical approaches and resources to help them build such skills in their K12 students. With federal support, we can work with up to ten additional teacher-preparation programs statewide over the next three years (2023-2025).
Second, MHC is launching its first civic-learning institute for in-service teachers this summer, in partnership with Minnesota State University-Mankato. We will provide in-service teachers the same rich civic learning experience as our pre-service students, helping them develop units or entire curricula that can provide the same experience for their K12 students. With federal support, we can offer two institutes each summer over the next three years (summer 2023, 2024, and 2025) with stipends and travel reimbursements that will draw between 150 and 200 teachers statewide, impacting the civic learning of thousands of students in just three years.
Third, MHC is committed to building statewide capacity to improve the teaching of US history and government to develop students’ capacities and identities as empowered and creative yet interdependent and mutually accountable citizens. Our purpose is to assist each of our higher education partners and as many district partners as possible to develop their own civic-learning institutes for K12 educators. With federal support we can train education professionals to deliver high-quality civic learning to their own K12 students and other professionals, with a goal of co-developing at least two regional institutes yearly.
In sum, by equipping young people to acknowledge and navigate diversity in personally empowering and socially productive ways—and empowering statewide and local partners to do the same—MHC and the State of Minnesota can ensure the understanding and practice of self-government in America, as a means of building common goods from disparate parts."
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St. Paul |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
World Savvy |
"Minnesota’s foreign-born population is increasing faster than the national average—in Minnesota, it has tripled since 1990, while nationally it only doubled. Since 2000, more than 41,000 refugees have arrived in Minnesota as their first destination in the United States. And Minnesota is the top state for refugees who relocate from another state. Nearly one in six children in Minnesota have at least one immigrant parent. This diversity is mirrored in the schools; In Saint Paul Public Schools, students speak 126 different languages. In Minneapolis Public Schools, students speak over 90 different languages. This demographic shift is a huge opportunity for our state as diversity is linked to economic prosperity, greater scientific prowess, and fairer judicial process. In addition, research shows that being around people different from us makes us more creative, more diligent, and harder-working.
At World Savvy, we believe education has transformative power. We look at the K-12 school system as a way to help communities not only embrace change, but also graduate students prepared to be changemakers. The environmental and societal challenges our students will inherit grow greater all the time. From human migration, to climate change, the complex challenges we must address -- in our communities, as a nation, and globally -- require collaboration, critical thinking, compromise, and empathy.
Current technology is also shifting the role of educators and schools. Youth growing up today have access to the entirety of human knowledge at their fingertips, receive news in an endless 24-hour cycle, and interact via social media with people and content across the globe. Educators’ work no longer focuses on delivering information, but on preparing students with the skills to successfully navigate and process information. Furthermore, many of the jobs that our students will hold in the future have not yet been invented. Therefore, it is important for educators to teach their students not only to be critical thinkers, but also to be adaptable, resilient, and creative. Future success will come from being able to filter the onslaught of information technology allows, to think deeply about complex problems and design solutions, and to look at issues from multiple perspectives.
World Savvy is addressing each of these issues head on in an innovative, evidence-based way. Our programs make teaching and learning real, experiential and relevant for a changing world; as a result, students acquire the kind of knowledge, skills and dispositions that not only improve academic performance, but also prepare them for life in a global society. Our Global Competence Matrix outlines the relevant indicators we measure (https://bit.ly/3lWxXTQ) including: valuing multiple perspectives, comfort with ambiguity, empathy, and collaborative problem solving. According to both the World Bank’s 2019 report on “The Changing Nature of Work” and the World Economic Forum’s 2020 “Future of Jobs” report, it is precisely the skills developed in our programs that will position students for success in our ever-changing global economy. These competencies aren’t just critical for educational and career success, but also for civic engagement and social cohesion in more diverse local communities."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Change Inc. |
"Access to mental health services is increasingly becoming a basic need, particularly for BIPOC and/or immigrant and refugee families who have experienced trauma. Many of these families are culturally hesitant to access mental health services, or do not have access to services in their preferred language. As our staff have reached out to families in culturally appropriate ways, we have found that many BIPOC families are amenable to mental health services once they have formed a relationship with a community leader or therapist. As Minnesota continues to be a welcoming and central state for families seeking resettlement, it is critical that we offer all the support we can to strengthen all communities. One way Change Inc. contributes to that is to work towards providing all youth and families with access to mental health services.
Change Inc. has been on the forefront of developing and implementing school-based mental health (SBMH) services in Minnesota. In 2021-22, we provided services to 791 unduplicated students and their families, We have provided SBMH services for more than 27 years at GAP School and more than 15 years in various Minneapolis and Saint Paul Public Schools. While this has been primarily focused on the Twin Cities metropolitan region, we are working to expand the geographic area and connect with other organizations across Minnesota to share the lessons we have learned. Leading the development of the school-based mental health model in Minnesota has been an increasing focus for the organization, as we believe this is one of the best ways to address disparities in educational/career attainment and social-emotional health for underserved children and youth. Creating a local outpatient clinic in Saint Paul’s West Side neighborhood is a cornerstone of this effort.
Overall, through our work within the various communities we serve, we hope to address the social determinants of health that contribute to BIPOC families being overly represented within the health system. The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services outlines five major domains of social determinants of health: economic stability, education access and quality, health care access and quality, neighborhood and build environment, and social and community context. These five areas encompass a wide variety of measurements for community health, and all are areas Change Inc. works to address. On the West Side of Saint Paul, we have developed an adaptable community hub that caters to evolving needs in the neighborhood and surrounding region. Through an inherently relational approach, participants and their families know that staff will meet them where they are in life and provide any necessary supports. We believe the best way to address social determinants of health is to stay nimble, listen directly to families, and build unique programs around their strengths and preferences. Our outpatient mental health clinic will better enable us to do that."
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Perspectives Inc. |
"Seed the Change Campaign was not only a result of our Board’s spirit of social entrepreneurship, it also is the result of 45 years of the involvement of thousands of community volunteers, hundreds of community partners, a solid funding base, and visionary leadership. Throughout Perspectives’ history, we have both advocated and provided comprehensive programming to our population of focus, acknowledging early on that they have suffered from institutional obstacles to life-changing opportunities. Over the decades, we have developed and strengthened our programming to remove barriers to recovery services, including nutrition, education, mental and chemical health services, parenting skills, housing, legal services, and transportation. Our new Family Center will ensure that these comprehensive services will continue for decades to come – services that build a pathway for a more promising tomorrow.
Our project goals:
Return our mothers and their children emerging from homelessness and addiction back to the economic and social mainstream. • Increase access to trauma-informed substance and mental health services for our mothers and children through the implementation of on-site services. • Provide Early Childhood Development Programming for our children emerging from shelter and trauma. • Provide programming to ensure our pregnant- women have all the resources needed to ensure a healthy baby. • Remove barriers to underserved children and youth by providing academic, nutritional, and mental health programming using a trauma-informed social and emotional-based curriculum. • Provide the needed services for the reunification of mother and child.
There are over 200 low-income families moving into new affordable housing within St. Louis Park over the next three years and Perspectives Family Center is the center of these new projects. Our program will grow from serving 200 underserved children a year to over 600,"
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St. Louis Park |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Somali Kulan Community/Rochester International You |
We primarily serve Rochester area underrepresented students. This includes youth with disabilities and youth from low income families and/or historically marginalized backgrounds. The main purpose of this project is to decrease the health and educational disparities that exist for youth from underrepresented backgrounds through the implementation of direct student and family services. Our aim is to actively listen to the concerns of the youth we serve in our after-school programs, identify the current barriers they face in reaching their full potential, and establish & partner with the exact community programs they need to make their health and educational dreams come true. RIYO/Somali Kulan aims to help youth navigate opportunities for advancement in academia and healthcare fields. Another purpose of this project is to bridge the gap between our youth's aspirations and the reality of the lack of representation, clear guidelines, and individualized support services. Our hope is to expand our current program to 300 students because the need is there (we have a long waiting list), however we do not have the appropriate funding to support this amount of students and hope that this opportunity can help us make our goal a reality. These goals are important to the Minnesota community because by investing in our youth and their educational/health aspirations, we are directly cultivating a healthier future for our community today and in the next generations. Educated and healthy individuals are often empowered individuals who can make well-informed decisions on their own behalf and the behalf of their community so, by directly providing youth the support services they need we are improving the quality of life of our community members. By supporting the families and parents of the youth we serve and advocating for their needs, RIYO/Somali Kulan is also aiding Minnesotan families directly which is an utmost honor. In summary, all of our active intervention programs are aimed at helping improve the physical & mental health, educational aspiration & attainment, social health, self-efficacy, and learning environment of Minnesota youth and families.
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Rochester |
MN |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State University, Mankato |
"The purpose or mission of the Center for Rural Behavioral Health (CRBH) is to improve access to behavioral healthcare for residents in outstate Minnesota to include recognized Reservations through research, workforce development, continuing education and customized training. Within the purpose of increasing access, a focus of the CRBH is on ensuring access to a culturally representative behavioral health workforce is in place. Over 90% of the mental health professionals in Minnesota are white (MN Dept. of Health), which isn't reflective of the Minnesotans needing mental health supports.
With over half of the current behavioral health workforce set to retire in the next 10 years, it is imperative that a focused plan for developing the next generation of mental health professionals is in place. Through research and workforce development the CRBH intends to increase the number of students interested in behavioral health careers to ensure the pipeline of professionals can match and exceed those leaving the field. Additionally, the CRBH will focus on providing support through customized training and continuing education for those professionals who currently practice in outstate Minnesota. Bottom line, we need to develop more mental health professionals while sustaining and retaining those who are already trained.
The importance of having a robust mental healthcare system in place cannot be understated. Minnesotans are hurting. Minnesotans are dying. The psychological consequences of COVID-19 will far outlast the physical ones. These issues won't resolve themselves. We are finally breaking through the stigma associated with mental health and talking about it. However, if we encourage people that it's ok to get help, we have to be sure help is accessible no matter where they call home. While the Center's physical location is in southern Minnesota, the impact of its work will reach all four corners and every county in the state. Beyond Minnesota, the goal of the CRBH is to develop a program that can be replicated in every state. "
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Mankato |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Twin Cities Rise |
"Twin Cities R!SE works primarily with underserved populations, most often dealing with multiple barriers to accessing sustainable employment. In FY21 our program was primarily composed of people of color (81%) with African Americans as the largest group served (55%). Our current programs are mainly accessed by women (66%), many of whom are parents. Individuals in our program are low-income individuals, serving those with the most barriers to financial independence.
As we successfully continue to serve nearly 1600 individuals in our 7-county metro, our vision is to scale into all regions with quality career-training options to enhance employment throughout the State of Minnesota. Our request is to continue to innovate Workforce Development with a quality digital model through innovation and improvement funds. We envision this investment will provide additional training resources for direct participant impact and successful job outcomes, as well as assure our programs are agile to scale and grow throughout the State.
Provide an additional 24 hours of technical training support for career readiness programs
Increase inventory and access to technology through equipment such as Chrome Books and hotspots for the inventory library, as well as additional equipment to support hybrid learning classrooms
Innovative within the Learning Management System to add journey boards, gamification and avatars for elevated learning experiences
Innovate by adding an interactive software function within the Learning Management System allowing instructors, staff, and coaches to engage with participants in a flex-mobile model
Enhance curriculum content with more variety of career lessons, dedicated workplace skills, and job readiness
Additional interactive lessons and guided tracks within our proprietary mobile app (L.I.V.E 24/7) focused on career retention on the job
Twin Cities RISE was a pioneer to be one of the first to fully launch an entire program in a virtual space. With two-years of proven success, we believe scaling throughout the State of Minnesota is very achievable in the near future. This expansion will provide a high Social Return On Investment monetary value for the state, as well as our greater community, through increased tax receipts on earned income; reduced use of government support; and measurably reduced criminal justice costs.
The Ecotone Analytics report illustrated the profound social benefits that come from Twin Cites R!SE's work with those who are hardest to employ. Twin Cities R!SE engages intentionally and systematically with our participants in addressing and mitigating their specific barriers to employment, and more importantly, retention. Some notable outcomes from that report prepared by Ecotone Analytics include:?
Those with a criminal history who participate in the program are 4.5 times more likely to receive Full-Time Employment compared to individuals with a criminal history who do not participate in our programming
Participants who achieve Full-Time Placement demonstrated a SROI of $7.48 for every $1 spent?
Participants who completed the program regardless of placement demonstrated a SROI of $3.76
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The proposed emergency services garage will increase the readiness and effectiveness of our emergency services team. The importance of the Grand Portage Band having our volunteer emergency services is immeasurable. We are the only ambulance within 35 miles of the reservation and the Canadian Border (at the Pigeon River Border Crossing). We often times work with other entities including the United States Border Patrol, Hovland Fire Department and Colville fire. Minnesotans and the community all benefit from emergency services being available whether it is a fire, a health incident or a natural disaster.
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Grand Portage |
MN |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
River Valley Health Services |
Minnesota has always served the poor, the sick, the invisible. There are only so many dollars to go around and River Valley Health Services with its low overhead, volunteer workers, donations, and brand for providing services to the minority populations has an enviable return on investment for every health care dollar. All its services are free, and everyone gets help, no questions asked. No one gets turned away. No means test, no ID cards. If necessary, services are provided in trailer parks, apartments, churches, whatever makes sense. No one has ever abused this service. Everyone is so appreciative
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Chaska and Shakopee |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
"Providing living wage jobs, while also ensuring the next generation of Minnesota’s workforce is prepared to fill in-demand jobs in trades and growing green industries is of importance to the State of Minnesota. This proposal would also spur economic development and help advance various climate and sustainability goals by helping replant more than 11,000 public trees.
There is an identified need in the local community for young people who are interested in securing a living wage job and being connected with opportunities to better prepare them for a future career. This program would not only add living wage jobs for youth after high school, but it would provide training, ongoing personal support, and connections through multiple partner organizations to future green industry careers.
The local community would also benefit from this program by expediting the response to the current EAB environmental crisis, resulting in the restoration of a decimated urban tree canopy through replanting of 11,000 public ash trees throughout the city."
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
"Libraries play a critical role in providing digital access and equity across the State. There are large discrepancies in digital access and equity, which became even more evident during the pandemic and economic crises.
There are 13 libraries located throughout the City of Saint Paul. Every community will benefit from base level technology in community/meeting rooms to facilitate work, study and collaboration. This proposal will ensure that libraries provide public access to the technology-rich community meeting and work spaces that residents want and need in our digital age."
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
"Play is learning. Libraries play a critical role in providing spaces for residents to play and learn. This is essential for social and cognitive development and overall well-being of families and communities across the State. Libraries are free and accessible spaces to gather, play and learn.
There are 13 libraries located throughout the City of Saint Paul. Every community will benefit from base level play-and-learn investments for children and families, teens and intergenerational play. All Saint Paul residents can easily access their local library."
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Center for Rural Policy & Development |
"It is well known that one of the main underlying barriers for rural EMS to take the next step from being a transportation service to a healthcare provider is the broken financial model on which they rely. It’s expected that these agencies be prepared and ready to serve 24/7 yet rely on the income earned for services provided. In our rural areas, the call volumes are too low, forcing many to be completely reliant on volunteers to manage and staff the operations. 63% of agencies outside of the seven-county metro feel that it’s always difficult to recruit new staff or volunteers. As Minnesota begins serious discussion on how to support these agencies so that they can better serve their communities, CRPD proposes conducting research to help outline some primary topics for policy creation and implementation.
There are significant disparities in the response time and services provided between rural and metro EMS. Only 27% of agencies outside of the seven-county metro offer advanced life support. This also mirrors very different situations in which EMS agencies are dealing. Rural EMS typically have larger geographic areas to cover, rely more on volunteers, have less revenue to purchase equipment and pay staff, and more likely to offer basic life support rather than advanced life support services. Only 27% of agencies outside of the seven-county metro offer advanced life support. And this is only concentrated in the service areas that serve more than 10,000 people.
As Minnesota begins conversations around creating formal performance metrics, what should the expectations be for EMS services provided in a rural area? How might performance metrics be applied to different geographic areas and situations so as not to penalize but rather inform and identify areas needing support?
In our analysis of the MN Department of Health 2016 Rural EMS Sustainability Survey, we found that some of the most severe challenges in staff/volunteer recruitment and retention was not in our smallest agencies, but rather moderate sized. For example, when asked to choose what barriers they felt existed in recruiting new volunteers, the options “lack of available time for volunteers”, “inadequate pay”, and “too much time commitment” had significantly higher percentage of agencies from populations between 2,500 – 10,000 compare to our smallest agencies (serving less than 2,500).
What this points out is that it’s not necessarily our smallest and most rural EMS agencies that are having the hardest time. But rather, the intersection of policies, financial structure, and call volume make it so that volunteer recruitment and retention are significantly harder. Essentially, the call volumes are high enough to keep people from wanting to volunteer because it’s too much time but the call volumes are not high enough to provide revenues so that the agency can hire full-time staff. Identifying this threshold could help policy-makers build a support model that doesn’t necessarily just rely on how small or rural an agency is but rather where the most need is.
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Mankato |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Autism Center |
"MAC is the largest provider of services for children with autism-spectrum disorder (ASD) in Minnesota. We serve an average of 400 children (ages 18 months to 21 years) with ASD annually at 18 centers across Minnesota (Eagan, Eden Prairie, Duluth, Cambridge, Fridley, Hutchinson, Maple Grove, Medford, Minnetonka, Woodbury, Duluth, Mankato, Red Wing, Rochester, and Virginia).
In Minnesota, one in 42 children, or 2.3% of all 8-year-olds, have been diagnosed with ASD. Minnesota has the third highest prevalence of ASD in the country. An autism diagnosis can make it difficult for children and families to thrive, and they need therapy and support to ensure life and school readiness. Improved sensory equipment will provide enhanced learning through play, improving life skills and occupational therapy outcomes for children across Minnesota."
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Eagan, Eden Prairie, Duluth, Cambridge, Fridley, Hutchinson, Maple Grove, Medford, Minnetonka, Woodbury, Duluth, Mankato, Red Wing, Rochester, and Virginia
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MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dakota Child and Family Clinic |
"In 2012, Dakota Child and Family Clinic transitioned into a nonprofit clinic in place of Eagan Child and Family Clinic. In the past 3 years alone, our clinic has had over 5,000 patients utilizing our primary care services. As this number continues to grow along with the increased desire for mental health services, we are quickly running out of space in our original clinic. DCFC is important to the community given that we charge for services based on a sliding fee scale and covers households who are at or below 250% of the current Federal Poverty guidelines. Current statistics show percentages of the population that fall under 200% of the Federal Poverty guidelines: 17% of residents in Dakota County and 23% of residents in Hennepin County (MNCompass.org). These statistics still leave out a large portion of the population who are eligible for our services and those who reside in other areas of the state.
While DCFC sees patients who reside all over in Minnesota, the majority of our patients reside in Dakota County (55%) and Hennepin County (25%). Within these counties, 9.5% of residents under the age of 65 do not have any form of health insurance (MNCompass.org). This does not include individuals and families who are underinsured. This also fails to factor in the lack of coverage for mental health services within many health insurance plans. Offering free or low-cost mental health services is often the only way that our patients would have access to these services.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an egregious impact on the mental health of our community. At the beginning of the pandemic, DCFC saw the need for barrier free testing in our community. Within two weeks, we were able to prepare and execute a plan for a testing site. From then, we administered over 10,000 tests. This provided an opportunity to not only tend to the current needs of our community, but also further understand the impact that a positive test had on an individual or family. We saw a greater need for mental health support and were able to hire a therapist to meet a few times a month with patients who had been impacted by COVID. We quickly realized that the need for support greatly outweighed the capacity of our therapist, resulting in the hire of our second therapist.
It was not only COVID positive patients that expressed the need for more mental health support, but a large portion of our community who were dealing with the impact of quarantine and isolation. Whether COVID-related or not, over 50% of youth and adults with major depression are not receiving any form of treatment (Mental Health America, https://www.mhanational.org/issues/2021/ranking-states). We believe it is our role to fill gaps such as this where applicable. "
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Burnsville |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Heart of America |
In Minnesota, like many parts of the country, there are skill gaps between the jobs employers need to fill and the skills that the pool of applicants have. This project is one part of the solution that helps train the next generation of workers with the appropriate skills they need to enter the workforce. This is particularly important for under-resourced communities.
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St Paul |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview |
"The MSUD Improvement Program is a one-of-a-kind care delivery service that can be provided free of charge for individuals in the East Metro area. This program lowers hospitalization and emergency department visits, which can be a significant cost for the federal and state governments. Further, this program can serve as a template for other communities in Minnesota as well as across the country that want to provide similar services.
Our community partners include Minnesota Recovery Connection, Mental Health Crisis Alliance, Burkwood Treatment Center, Ramsey County Chemical Health Services, and East Metro Partners. Funding this program will help support these community organizations. "
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St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview |
"Minnesota has a shortage of mental health and behavioral health care professionals that is leading to care gaps across the state. In 2017, nearly 25 percent of people with serious psychological distress had an unmet need of mental health treatment and Minnesota had a higher rate of hospitalizations due to mental illnesses than the national average. One study found that for every 100 Minnesota patients with a serious mental illness, 54 were hospitalized. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated mental health access issues. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), individuals reporting mental illnesses and serious suicidal thoughts have nearly doubled during COVID-19. The Minnesota Department of Health recently announced that 723 Minnesotans died by suicide in 2020.
The Transition Clinic was established in recognition of the growing demand for mental and behavioral health services. The Transition Clinic fills a care gap in Minnesota by ensuring patients can receive the care they need immediately after an inpatient or emergency department discharge until they are safely in a treatment program. The Transition Clinic will help improve access to mental health and substance use disorder services across the state and support vulnerable populations, including low-income and homeless individuals.
In Minnesota, some individuals must wait days or weeks before they can access a treatment program after they are discharged from an emergency department or hospital stay due to mental illness or substance abuse. This hand off to a stepped down level of care often is not immediate. For example, patients who arrive at the emergency department with depression and thoughts of suicide may need to wait three or four days for follow-up care after their first visit. Patients may be discharged from the hospital with a new medication, but the appointment with their psychiatrist could be weeks away. Patients may not follow-up with this next level of care. During this waiting period, patients are at increased risk of being hospitalized, missing follow-up appointments, or stopping their medication altogether. This often results in readmissions to the hospital or emergency department, which could have been avoided.
At the Transition Clinic, Fairview provides same-day access to mental health and addiction care for patients waiting to commence a stepped down level of care after a hospitalization or emergency department visit. Patients can receive in-person or virtual care from highly trained mental health care providers, including psychiatrists and APRNs. The Transition Clinic can also connect a patient with a peer-support specialist.
The Transition Clinic also assists with addressing social determinants of health. Social factors can have a serious effect on an individual’s overall health. We collaborate with our community partners to help patients access critical services to address social determinant of health including housing, food, and vocational support. At the Transition Clinic, case managers from these community organizations are available to provide assistance to patients.
We believe the $1,000,000 request is a prudent investment of taxpayer funds as it will help support the Transition Clinic’s efforts to improve access to care for all Minnesotans. "
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St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview Ridges Hospital |
The M Health Fairview provider system serves a population of 1.1 million residents over 12 counties. M Health Fairview Ridges Hospital provides a broad range of acute care services for 400,000 Minnesota River Valley residents. Ridges Hospital is the third busiest emergency center in Minnesota and is moving to become a Primary Stroke Center after its next stroke designation survey. The cardiac catheterization laboratory served almost 1400 patients last year. With this one-time investment, Fairview Ridges Hospital could continue to provide high quality services for the growing Minnesota River Valley communities and their residents. As a non-profit organization, we pride ourselves on providing all patients with the highest quality of care. Our community supports access to high quality care which includes the best up-to-date available equipment for the laboratory. This CPF funding will help us maintain our high-quality care standards for western Dakota and eastern Scott counties and surrounding Minnesota communities.
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Burnsville |
MN |
$1,093,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Zumbro Valley Health Center |
"For more than 55 years, Zumbro Valley Health Center has worked to improve the health of adults, adolescents, and children in SE Minnesota, regardless of their ability to pay. As a community mental health center, the organization enhances the quality of life for individuals through its integrated mental-chemical-medical programs. The programs and services we provide all have the same goal – helping people with a mental illness, substance use disorder and/or medical condition to lead more healthy, productive and self-sufficient lives.
Programs are based around the organization's mission of "promoting healthy minds, bodies and communities with a person-centered, integrated approach." We focus these programs on under and un-served populations to meet the growing needs of the communities and individuals we serve, with low-income, Medicaid and Medicare eligible and public assistance populations forming the overwhelming majority of the patient base. Currently, more than 80% of clients utilize government subsidized funding or sliding-fee scale to reimburse Zumbro Valley Health Center for services provided.
Zumbro Valley Health Center is certified as a health care home (the first of its kind for a mental health facility in the state of Minnesota), a behavioral health home and is one of the original six organizations across the state to be certified for the state’s Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) initiative. This model of care of care requires integration of services to address the complex, overlapping needs of the state’s under served populations that constitute the majority of the people served by staff.
Zumbro Valley Health Center continues to collaborate with others at both the state and local level to improve the care delivery process and enhance current practices that increase access for those diagnosed with complex and/or co-morbid conditions.
The CCBHC is an integration model and is key to providing the right services at the right time. The project will serve the Minnesota & local communities by giving the direct access individuals requiring 24/7 monitoring need. Once they have successfully completed the IRTS 90 day program, they will then have a warm handoff to our outpatient programs that supports their goal at being self-sufficient long term. This project gains the ability to provide the access needed and also provides a higher quality of care with the additional group rooms for treatment services. Renovating the two double rooms into four individual rooms will allow us to serve 2 more clients per day vs our current capacity based on the higher acuity of symptoms and co-morbid diagnosis of clients that we serve. Due to referrals coming from across MN, long term client stability and wellness would impact all communities involved, as 6-month client follow ups have shown a 65% decrease in ER visits and hospitalizations. In addition, clients that maintain mental health stability as a result of the IRTS program, have a lower likely hood of re-incarceration, which assists in managing the number of individuals that are currently overcrowding local jails and prisons. "
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Rochester |
MN |
$676,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Concordia College |
"The purpose of this project is to serve the educational and healthcare needs of Northwestern Minnesota through innovative education related to workforce development for nursing, education, and behavioral health.
Concordia is a predominately undergraduate co-educational, private liberal arts institution with a growing number of graduate and certificate programs. Our 2,000 students are primarily from rural communities (74%). Concordia’s 8,000 alumni in the Red River Basin influence the entire region, providing graduates ready to serve as leaders for its hospitals, nursing homes, courtrooms, classrooms, businesses, churches, farms and in many sectors of public service.
Healthcare provider/Nursing shortage
Recent data from a Minnesota Health Department report illustrate the current and future need for quality healthcare workers across the state, with special concern for rural communities such as ours. The alarming finding that 1/5 of rural healthcare providers intend to leave their careers in the next half decade requires action.
Based on this rapidly expanding demand for nurses, Concordia has restructured the Accelerated Nursing program from 18 months down to 12 months, ensuring a quick entry into the healthcare workforce, with the same high-quality instruction. The course of study focuses entirely on the classes and lab work required by the BSN degree. Graduates take the same National Council Licensure Exam required of all prospective registered nurses and Concordia students have an exceptional pass rate of 97%, which is unheard of in other programs.
Teacher shortage
According to the most recent report (using pre-pandemic data) by the Minnesota Professional Educator Licensing and Standards Board (PELSB), 70% of school districts report challenges related to teacher shortages. Although the decrease is across the state, rural school districts indicate a greater difficulty in hiring. COVID-19 challenges have exacerbated the shortage with school districts operating with open positions and a lack of substitute teachers. The state has designated areas of need including STEM and world languages.
Concordia is in the unique position to offer licensure in Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Arabic, Hmong, Somali, and Karen and is the first institution in Minnesota to provide a licensure for Karen, a language spoken by people in the regions of Burma and Thailand and by many new immigrants to Minnesota. The College is one of only two Minnesota institutions providing a program for Hmong and Somali, areas of specific need mentioned in PELSB’s report. The master’s program will also provide opportunities for students to complete coursework for licensure in Chemistry, Life Science and Math.
Mental health needs
The already high demand for mental health services increased during the pandemic and has overwhelmed behavioral health services providers. A rural provider of substance abuse services recently spoke on campus and indicated they had a long wait list for their services even though their facility was at half capacity due to a lack of qualified providers. According to the federal Health Professional Shortage Area report, all counties in our region of Minnesota are designated as lacking adequate mental health services for our population. "
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Moorhead |
MN |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. David’s Center for Child & Family Development |
"For the children and families who critically need access to early assessment and evaluation, children’s mental health services, and early intervention, we are committed to providing a range of in-person and telehealth services that can result in a consistent return on investment of up to $17 for every dollar invested. Without early assessment and intervention, mental health needs that could have been addressed and potentially resolved often snowball into chronic, persistent mental illness, addiction, and maladaptive behavior, translating into additional costs on already overburdened educational, justice, and health care systems.
The purpose of this project is evident in our goals:
--To serve more children and families by optimizing staff time through improved system efficiency: St. David’s Center will reach more children and families in 2023 than we did in 2021, with a 30% reduction in staff time dedicated to documentation and other workflow inefficiency.
--To more effectively engage parents and caregivers through IT-based strategies before, during and after treatment: The population we serve, given their past experiences and at time distrust in larger systems, requires creative engagement strategies.
--To improve job satisfaction and retention in our mental health and early intervention staff: It is critical to our current goals and anticipated expansion that we not only retain and invest well in current staff but that we are an employer of choice for prospective candidates in the mental health field. Systems efficiency and access to professional development are key.
--To increase accuracy, improve data management, and more effectively use data to drive decision-making and strategy: Transitioning from manual data entry, documentation, and reporting procedures to automated, integrated systems is key to having data readily available and ultimately optimal business practices and performance.
--To improve physical plant and network security: Safety on our sites and within our network is critical to customer experience, service continuity, staff retention, and organizational performance.
--To improve business performance, sustainability, and continuity: With improved efficiencies, better data, better staff productivity, satisfaction, and retention, and increased children and families served, St. David’s Center will continue to be an asset to Minnesota for decades to come.
These IT infrastructure solutions are critical to our ability to meet more of the increasing demand for children’s mental health services, including early identification of concerns and early intervention. Though there are countless new for-profit telehealth-based mental health companies in the market, nonprofit, community-based mental health agencies like St. David’s Center are invaluable in meeting the complex needs of our community’s most vulnerable children and families – children with histories of abuse and neglect, children whose parents have their own mental health and addiction histories, children whose families face barriers to successfully engaging in mainstream health and mental health care.
The purpose of this project is to equip St. David’s Center with the IT infrastructure to reach more children and families and fundamentally change the trajectories of hundreds more children in 2023 than we served in 2021. "
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Minnetonka |
MN |
$1,895,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental |
In MN-2, the need for increased literacy investment and RIF support is evident. Measured by the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 62% of 4th grade students in the state do not read at a proficient level. Throughout RIF’s 56-year history, we have worked with a range of organizations to serve the district’s families. Through previous federal funding, RIF served nearly 700 kids providing 3,000 free books across 10 sites annually ranging from Head Start-CAP Agency and Red Wing Noontime Kiwanis, to name a few. RIF has been a trusted partner in the community and can quickly activate our network and partners to drive local literacy impact in the district.
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Eagan |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missions Inc. Programs |
"Missions Inc. Programs have become a stable, reliable resource for hope, healing and transformation in the Twin Cities. According to the 2020 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Point-In-Time Count, on a single night in January 2020 there were 3,049 people experiencing homelessness. Likewise, approximately 17% of individuals experiencing homelessness in the U.S. report chronic substance use. We provide housing and supportive services to men and women living with addiction and chronic chemical dependency, withdrawal management to men, women and adolescents over the age of 13 who are experiencing intoxication and/or withdrawal; and shelter for individuals and families experiencing intimate partner abuse as well as safety planning, emotional support and legal advocacy to families impacted by domestic violence. Services are available to participants regardless of ability to pay. In 2021, Missions Inc. served over 2500 clients.
The renovation of Mission Lodge to replace congregate living with individual resident spaces mitigates stress and anxiety that leads residents to early departures from the program. The congregate living arrangement of Mission Lodge complicates the acclimation period for a new resident who is entering the program from homelessness. Residents report that the noise and limited privacy associated with congregate living are not suitable for the extreme levels of fatigue and heightened stress and anxiety that homelessness caused them. Quick departure from the program disallows for the immersive healing experience that people in recovery require and negatively impacts the broader community. Our 2020-2021 departure reports show that 58% of departing Mission Lodge residents exit back to homelessness, hospitals, or other Hennepin County funded acute service programs.
We follow all the key points of the Minnesota Model which have allowed so many individuals to remain free from addiction and reclaim their lives. By providing a safe environment for recovery, supportive community and access to resources, the program also addresses many of the social determinants of health (SDOH) central to Healthy People 2030, in which the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services sets data-driven national objectives to improve health and well-being over the next decade. Reducing drug and alcohol addiction is a goal of Healthy People 2030, and “Neighborhood and built environment” is a key domain of SDOH.
Our programs remain a critical resource to communities of color because of the disproportionate barriers to health and wellness these populations face. We primarily serve low income participants from Hennepin, and of these, a disproportionate percentage are from communities of color. In Hennepin County, according to the most recent American Community Survey data, 15% of residents identify as Black/African American and 1% American Indian or Alaskan Native. And yet in 2021, 23% of the people we served were Black/African American above identified as Black/African American; and 3% identified as American Indian or Alaskan Native. Just 56% identified as White, compared to 74% in Hennepin County. Structural racism has a deep impact on poverty, adverse childhood experiences, intergenerational trauma, and intergenerational substance use, and is now recognized as a public health as well as a social justice issue."
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Plymouth |
MN |
$1,296,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Central College |
"Dental careers are in high demand and offer Minnesotans the opportunity to support their family by earning a livable wage. In Region 9, the current median salary for Dental Assistants is $48,000. In addition, occupational (OID) data from the MN Department of Employment and Economic Development shows 7.2% growth and 6,657 openings for Dental Assistants in the next 10-years. As attested by our letters of support, dental professionals are already feeling this crunch and there are numerous offices across the State and our community hiring for these occupations.
SCC’s Dental Assisting program currently shares a clinic/lab space off-site. Multiple programs (Dental Assisting, Dental Hygiene, and Advanced Dental Therapy) use this lab. As demonstrated above, demand for these occupations are at an all-time high. With programs already at full capacity, educational partners are faced with the challenge of how to expand these programs and offer flexible scheduling for students with limited space.
Dental care is an important part of an individual’s overall health and well-being. Poor oral hygiene can greatly affect one’s quality of life, and if left untreated, certain dental diseases, for example a tooth infection, can spread and affect other areas of your body. For this reason, access to dental care and early prevention are key.
The local community would have access to SCC’s Dental Clinic. They would be able to schedule appointments to have polishes, fluoride, sealants, and X-rays done, with a future goal of expanding to fillings. The College would also be able to hire a DDS on staff and offer restorative services, with SCC students assisting.
SCC’s Dental Clinic will be able to offer dental exams and create treatment plans for patients who come in for services. The Clinic will be able to take medical assistance and state insurances that most area dental offices do not, as well as offer discount pricing for dental services. At this time, there are only two dental clinics in Mankato that do this and one of them is not currently accepting new patients. A new clinic could open up the doors to those patients that cannot get services.
A Dental Clinic on SCC’s campus will also allow the College to expand offerings to incumbent workers and Clinics themselves. For example, Allied Dental Clinical Sedation certification courses could be done onsite in a state-of-the-art lab. Access to such courses will positively impact the quality of care providers are able to offer the community."
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North Mankato
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MN |
$1,121,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Technical College |
"According to DEED Labor Market Information, the Occupational Employment Statistics shows that this industry will continue to see substantial growth and high wages for employees. Data also shows that the industry is in high need of skilled workers to fill open positions. As technologies continue to advance, industry demand will continue to grow. The ARET program expansion will help HTC to work closely with industry to meet their workforce demands, but it requires substantial investment in the equipment required for training.
2018-2028 Labor Market Data:
According to the Minneota Department of Employment and Economic Development, the number of jobs, job growth and wages are all increasing in this industry across Minnesota. Examples of career fields ARET program graduates are employed in are below.
2018 Estimated Employment | 2028 Estimated Employment (percent change) | Median Hourly Wage | 2018-2028 Labor Market Total Openings
Industrial Machinery Mechanics: 6,824 | 7,263 (6.4%) | $28.03 | 6,893
Mechanical Engineering Technicians: 1,394 |1,430 (2.6%) | $30.44 | 1,412
Industrial Engineering Technicians: 3,388 | 3,465 (2.3%) | $27.35 | 3,416
Electrical/Electronics Repairers – Commercial and Industrial: 1,259 |1,286 (2.1%) | $32.71 | 1,134
Electro-Mechanical & Mechatronics Technicians: 528 |540 (2.3%) | $26.89 | 533
HTC enrolls approximately 7,000 students annually: 40% are part-time students, 45% identify as students of color, 62% are from underrepresented communities, 25% are the first in their family to attend college. The HTC student demographics are similar to that the residents in Brooklyn Park, which is home to 51% people of color and 28% people who speak a language other than English in their home.
According to the “Brooklyn Park is Business Forward” publication, Brooklyn Park is a hub for high tech manufacturing. 23% of employment in Brooklyn Park is in the manufacturing sector. There are 150 manufacturing businesses located immediately in Brooklyn Park, and state partnerships have allowed for the development of over 400 jobs at manufacturing businesses since 2016.
The recent coronavirus pandemic caused people to lose their jobs and heightened financial insecurity for many and our communities are now eagerly seeking an affordable education in highly skilled careers fields with growing demand and high wages. Unemployment in Brooklyn Park is currently 4% and of those who are unemployed, 11.3% have attained a high school diploma but have not attended college.
Currently, 43% of students in the ARET program reside in the northern metropolitan area and commute to HTC’s Eden Prairie campus for school, which speaks to the high student demand for this program. Eliminating the need to commute to school will alleviate a number of barriers to student success, leading to an increased enrollment of students into the industry, improved graduation rates, a decrease in the shortage of skills technicians in industry. These impacts positive impacts in our local community also significantly improve the economic vitality of Minnesota."
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Brooklyn Park
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MN |
$2,422,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Zero Abuse Project |
The Zero Abuse Project and the CAST program have their roots in Minnesota. The Zero Abuse Project was founded by Jeff Anderson – whose firm is headquartered in St. Paul – a pioneer litigator in child sex abuse cases, including a case against the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. CAST began in 2004 as a collaboration between the National Child Protection Training Center (NCPTC) and Winona State University (WSU) faculty. To improve preparedness for child-serving occupations in postsecondary education, WSU and NCPTC developed the introductory three-course CAST curriculum designed around evidence-based practices in child protection and multi-disciplinary teamwork modeling. CAST programs are also in place at the Mitchell-Hamline School of Law and St. Catherine University in St. Paul. The Zero Abuse Project also operates the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center in St. Paul, which was founded by the parents of Jacob Wetterling, a Minnesota child kidnapped from his hometown of St. Joseph and murdered at the age of 11 in 1989. The Zero Abuse Project also developed, and provides ongoing training in, the ChildFirst Forensic Interview Protocol, which has been adopted by 21 states, including Minnesota, to help secure justice for victims of child abuse. This funding will help us support and grow the three existing CAST programs in Minnesota and to disseminate the model to other colleges, universities and graduate programs in the state and across the country. For instance, the current director of the Minnesota Children's Alliance is a former CAST professor who is interested in connecting Child Advocacy Centers (CACs) with various universities to assist in developing and teaching CAST students and providing internship opportunities.
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St. Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Mental Health Community Foundation |
Fast-Tracker is a virtual community and health care connection resource that connects individuals, families, mental health and substance use disorder treatment providers, assessors, health care providers, and others with a real-time, searchable directory of mental health and substance use disorder resources and their availability within Minnesota. This project would help raise awareness to this resource and support work to engage youth leaders, schools, family and community groups, to inform, connect, and empower individuals to manage their mental health using this online tool.
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Hennepin County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roots Community Birth Center |
The current building housing Roots Community Birth Center is no longer meeting its needs. Roots has outgrown its space and the birth suites are not wheelchair accessible to visiting family of birthing people. We are planning to improve a building next door so that we can serve more members of the community. This will allow Roots to provide increased access to the prenatal care provided in our Perinatal Safe Spot. We are partnering with the City of Minneapolis to make this work possible. The impact of these services, while addressing a profound health disparity, provides support for so many more people as well. People from all backgrounds find individualized care, with excellent outcomes, right in their own community at this special time in their lives. The impact of excellent perinatal care is that it works for ALL birthing people, from all backgrounds.
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
"MSP TechHire – Youth Tech Academy builds out a clear and comprehensive tech training and internship model for youth and
young adults ages 16 to 24 in Minneapolis and the region and provides a trained workforce to businesses who need IT talent in
Minnesota.
This project will focus on youth and young adults ages 16 – 24 from BIPOC communities and those who have been disconnected
from education and workforce due to COVID and other more broad systemic issues. Students with barriers face the biggest
challenges to competing in the workforce, particularly low-income youth, teen parents, and youth with disabilities, for example."
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
"Minneapolis SBC is part of the network of School Based Health Care centers in Minnesota. Minneapolis SBC are a founding
member of our MN School Based Health Alliance and collaborates by providing technical expertise and guidance to other existing
and emerging centers. SBHCs serve a critical role in increasing access to quality comprehensive and coordinated primary care for
adolescents, especially underserved, at-risk, and stressed adolescents. Clinics located in schools making it easy and convenient for
students to access. Increased access to care is beneficial to all stakeholders in MN. It is well documented that healthy teens learn
better. Schools with a School Based Clinic are shown to increase attendance, improve student behavior, improve graduation rates,
and improve school climate and learning environments. (National School Based Health Coalition 2019)
Minneapolis understands that adolescents are our future and that addressing health disparities by providing early intervention,
eliminating barriers and by providing adolescent specific medical and mental health care will support positive emotional and social
development of our youth. This additional Federal funding for the Minneapolis SBCs will enable us to serve an additional 500 to
600 teens with over 3,500 more visits annually."
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Minnesota League of Municipalities |
"Southern MN needs water/wastewater operator training at Riverland Community College, centered in Albert Lea. Many water and wastewater operators in CD1 will retire within five years, and there is already a shortage of operators here.
Training programs at this time are a significant distance from our region, requiring extra travel time and cost, lodging costs, extra meal costs, and local facility coverage expenses for cities. Operators have difficulty getting much time away for training due to their responsibilities for managing technical water/wastewater facilities, sometimes as sole operators. Some operators in smaller cities have second jobs making it difficult to be gone. Most have family responsibilities that make it very difficult to be gone. Some very small cities have one person as both water AND wastewater operator, making it extremely challenging and costly.
By minimizing travel time, more people can attend to upgrade their licenses, or become new operators. With less travel-related expenses, cities can afford more training for current operators and other staff or interns looking to begin careers as operators.
Creating these training programs requires
developing full curriculums for two separate programs, one for water and another for wastewater,
hiring instructors,
connecting with area workforce centers,
creating internship programs with area cities, and
promoting the program with prospective students, area cities, workforce centers, and current and future operators.
Clean water makes this request a necessity for southern MN. We need local training in CD1, because when people train here, they stay here, and we desperately need more operators here."
|
Chatfield |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Steele County |
"Extended Childcare Facility - open and operate a childcare facility that accommodates families that have caregivers working 2nd (and possibly 3rd shift), as well as emergency childcare drop ins. We will purchase or build a Childcare Center and outfit it to accommodate sleeping arrangements for the later shifts. We will hire a Childcare Consultant to ensure that we are following all best practices and legal obligations. We will hire and train a Center director, care providers, and staff to operate the facility.
Work with current childcare providers to identify areas that they are not area to accommodate. Work with factories to identify how their employees need childcare to work for their families. Work with the school district to identify how we can better support their staff (because these absences significantly affect the quality of education that our students receive). Work with health providers to identify how we can better support their staff (because for our providers to keep providing health care services, they need to be able to come to work). Work with MN Prairie County Alliance who manages the Respite programming to identify how we can better support them (because these breaks are needed to support healthy parenting and reduce child abuse).
Create a sliding fee scale and scholarship program to ensure that every child has access to quality childcare regardless of ability to pay."
|
Owatonna |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Star Legacy Foundation |
"The current proposal will improve the Minnesota Center for Stillbirth and Infant Death's ability to serve bereaved families in low-income and marginalized communities through Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives, education for health professionals, outreach to community organizations, utilization of technology, and additional support groups.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives will include training for Star Legacy Foundation staff and volunteers and expansion of current efforts to better reflect DEI principles to address the disparities in fetal and infant death. Education for health professionals will include a robust menu of continuing education offerings in-person and online for physicians, nurses, midwives, social workers, mental health therapists, child life specialists, spiritual care, and doulas. Outreach efforts will build on the network of organizations who work with Minnesota families with emphasis on those that serve racial and ethnic-specific populations, low-income communities, LGBTQ+ families, rural areas and individuals with impaired accessibility. Technology innovations will utilize devices to improve communication with families, increase accessibility of the program, minimize stigma and barriers to participation, and connect families with peer support. Additional support groups have been requested for LGBTQ+ individuals, genetic/anatomic abnormalities resulting in elective termination, and culture-specific communities."
|
Eden Prairie |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PCs for People |
Our fundamental goal of bridging the digital divide means ensuring that everyone has equitable access to the technology tools needed to fully participate in society. In partnership with Minneapolis Public Schools and various nonprofits and programs in low-income communities in Minneapolis, PCs for People will distribute 750 laptops to students and job seekers in need. The laptop distribution will be executed through five different events. PCs for People works closely with community partners to advertise the event and get qualified individuals signed up to receive a laptop. Each laptop is newly refurbished and loaded with a genuine Microsoft operating system and Windows 10. Additional software includes LibreOffice, Google Chrome, Windows Defender, MalwareBytes, CCleaner, and VLC Player. PCs for People staff will provide digital literacy materials to all individuals receiving a computer with topics including how to set up the computer at home, where to get mobile internet service, what software is included with the PC, how to avoid viruses, and where to go if you need support or a repair. After distributing the laptops, PCs for People provides all customers with a one-year warranty and access to customer service support members. Our customer service team has representatives that speak Spanish, Hmong, and Somali. If any issues arise within the warranty period, the laptop will be repaired or replaced at no cost. Providing families and students with a refurbished computer will give them the opportunity to increase their school grades, gain motivation, and seek meaningful employment.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children with Autism Deserve Education Foundation |
This is a pilot program, serving Minnesota young adults with autism, transition from school to college and work, with an innovative one-of-a kind workforce development program, that incorporates life skills, labor skills and behavioral management.
|
Minnetonka |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Detroit Lakes, Inc. |
"L.E.A.P. (Learn, Explore & Play) is an early childhood full-day preschool program to be held inside the existing Boys & Girls Club of Detroit Lakes and serving families in Becker County, Minnesota. This will be a curriculum-based, structured educational program focused on school-readiness, social-emotional skills, and building overall character in today's youth. The program will be offered from 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM, and families will have the option of enrolling their child additionally in the continued after school program for the same group of students which runs from 3:30 PM - 6:15 PM, conveniently located in the exact same space. Those students enrolled in L.E.A.P. Preschool will have priority to enroll in the afterschool program, allowing parents/guardians much more flexibility for when they get off work and come pick their child(ren) up. With this program, parents/guardians will have the opportunity to enroll their preschooler in structured, positive program for upwards to 7:30 AM until 6:30 PM, significantly longer hours than any other program in the area.
The purpose of this preschool program is to provide a high-quality educational and fun daytime child care experience for local youth in addition to helping close the gap for access to affordable, trusted child care with hours that work with local employers' schedules. This preschool will serve children ages 36 months to kindergarten and there will be between 18-30 spots available for both independent families and employer child care partnerships."
|
Detroit Lakes |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Minnesota |
For families struggling to get ahead financially, child care can create a barrier that is impossible to remove. When families are living in poverty, they qualify for county and federal assistance with child care. There are scholarships and families can apply for assistance. But what happens when families are working their way out of poverty, but are still struggling to get by? What happens when one emergency occurs and they find themselves temporarily unable to pay for child care? In our Central Minnesota service area (Stearns, Benton, parts of Sherburne & Wright Counties) we have a child care deficit of over 5000 child care slots. The scarcity of supply makes obtaining and maintaining child care a consuming priority for many families that will fall into poverty without access and assistance. For the past year, the Central Minnesota Community Child Care Response Fund has worked to provide gap/subsidy funding for families to acquire or maintain quality child care, on a short term basis, allowing them to focus on stability and getting back to and staying employed as opposed to added stress and barriers to stability. This funding also benefits the children as they thrive with stability and are able to regulate and feel safe in an environment and setting that they are secure in. These funds are being stretched thin as we approach a time where they may no longer be available to families in short term need.
|
Saint Cloud |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missions Inc. Programs |
Stratis Health and the Minnesota Network of Hospice and Palliative Care (MNHPC), with the support of many stakeholders, launched the Minnesota Serious Illness Action Network (SIAN) in June 2020 to address urgent care and community needs for those with serious illness. During the first two years, the SIAN convened three virtual forums. More than 150 participants attended each forum, representing clinicians, health care organizations, payers, policymakers, state agencies, researchers, caregivers, and patient and family advocates. The first forum (August 2020) enabled participants to share new and emerging practices, tools, and resources relevant to the needs in serious illness care related to the COVID-19 pandemic and to identify strategies that capitalized on the lessons learned during the pandemic to improve serious illness care going forward. The second forum (August 2021) focused on payment and policy changes needed to create sustainable care and services for those with serious illness. Their third forum (November 2021) focused on caregiving for those with serious illness, organized around the RAISE (Recognize, Assist, Include, Support and Engage) Family Caregiving Advisory Council recommendations submitted to Congress just two months prior to the forum. Stratis Health is seeking CDS funds to continue the SIAN in federal Fiscal Year 2023 to move the actions forward that were recommended in the three forums. Funds will be used primarily for Stratis Health and MNHPC staff time to advance SIAN recommendations from prior forums. We will engage stakeholders, facilitate the two convenings of the SIAN, and develop a pilot to test proposed strategies.
|
Bloomington |
MN |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Advocating Change Together |
"There is a gap between rights people with disabilities have, and rights they are purposefully informed of and supported to exercise. Advocating Change Together (ACT) dissolves that gap. Founded in 1979, ACT is Minnesota's only stand-alone, constituent governed, self-advocacy program developer, educator, and coalition builder for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD).
Until COVID, we provided in-person programs throughout Minnesota. Transitioning to virtual space exponentially expanded access. Yet at the same time, many people with I/DD live in ""service system bubbles"" and have no computer access, or share one with many others.
Our project, ""PCs for People"" accelerates independent living capacity through equitable access to technology by providing:
* Personal computers to 100 Minnesotans with I/DD;
* Ten hours of technical training on setting up and using their computers;
* Enrollment in our 12-session ""I Am A Zoomer"" curriculum, supporting personal community-building and independence in accessing resources.
CDS support enables independent access to community resources and greater participation in ACT's disability rights education programs, including:
* Self Advocacy Academy, a 12-month intensive in which people with I/DD learn about their rights, practice making choices, and build support networks that enable them to thrive;
* Disability Equality Training Series, a roster of 12-session courses led by two self-advocates and one ally that teach how to apply federal and state disability equity mandates to life situations in ways that support independent living;
* Olmstead Academy, educating self-advocate teams to understand and implement Olmstead's inclusion mandates, then share practices within their communities."
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Health Care d.b.a Children's Minnesota |
"Children's Minnesota has long provided robust outpatient mental health services and worked to integrate behavioral health across various inpatient and outpatient service lines. We currently provide mental health services to children within our 9 primary care clinics, our specialty clinics (including Psychology, Psychiatry, Neurodevelopmental Services, Eating Disorders), across our two Emergency Departments, and in our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) in Lakeville.
We are requesting funds to support our ongoing mental health programming in the service areas outlined above, and to expand our programming to include additional acute and outpatient services. The funds requested will help cover the costs of our mental health programs including staff salaries, program materials, training and education to bring additional mental health clinicians into the workforce, and uncompensated or under-reimbursed care.
With our continued investment in mental health services, we have emphasized key programs such as:
HealthySteps - a national program via Zero to Three that focuses on health equity, early childhood mental health and school readiness to foster healthy child development and life-long skills needed for mental wellbeing (with a concentration on families living in poverty).
Partnership with Washburn Center for Children to increase access to in-home crisis resources for those in need of acute mental health intervention.
Programming to support the creation of a 22-bed inpatient mental health unit.
Expansion of mental health day treatment programs (such as PHP).
Integrated Behavior Health - embedding mental health clinicians within primary care clinics to enhance screening and provide early intervention services."
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Health Care d.b.a Children's Minnesota |
"Children's Minnesota has a strategic imperative to build out our care continuum to meet the increasing needs for mental health services for the children and families in our community. In doing so, we have targeted investments in the following acute care initiatives:
1. Build a 22-bed inpatient mental health unit in our St. Paul hospital serving children and adolescents. Children's new inpatient mental health unit will be located on our St. Paul hospital campus and easily accessible from all parts of the wider metropolitan region. Of the 22 new beds, 14 will be used for adolescent patients or will constitute swing beds for any pediatric mental health inpatient age group. The remaining eight beds will be dedicated to care for younger children under age 12 who require inpatient hospitalization. This will be the first such service for this younger age range in the East Metro.
2. Create a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) in Roseville serving elementary-, middle-, and high-school-aged children. Mental health day programs can serve as a critical alternative to inpatient hospitalization, and align with our vision to partner with patients and their families to deliver the right care in the right place.
This expansion will help us address the current and growing crisis of unmet pediatric mental health care needs in our community and state. It will also support our longer-term objective to provide comprehensive services to better support children and their families throughout their care journey."
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Health Care d.b.a Children's Minnesota |
Children's Minnesota remains committed to meeting the special health needs of diverse populations and their caregivers. The clients and families with whom we work are diverse; 88% of them are members of non-White, non-Hispanic racial and ethnic groups. A large proportion of the children we serve are foreign-born and many are adopted; thus, they require additional psychosocial support and referrals related to this experience. Children's is committed to creating culturally responsive models of care and case management. Building upon on our reputation as a safety-net healthcare organization, we are committing additional resources to infrastructural support, administration oversight and informational technologies to assure the future success of the children we serve. Access to research clinical trials is a critical first step in improving health outcomes for all populations, including children. A growing part of our mission is to provide access to state-of-the-art clinical trial enrollment opportunities so our clients can receive novel therapies provided in NIH-, industry-, or investigator-led studies. To meet the demands of our large market share of children, ranging from 60 to 65% of children in the Minneapolis/St Paul metropolitan area, we propose to create a satellite translational research staging area to assist in specimen collection, processing and send-out in accordance with the biological sample needs of research studies. To accomplish this task, we are requesting a one-time stipend of $75,000 to purchase equipment that will allow us to meet our translational research needs.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morris Area Child Care Center |
"The Morris Area Child Care Center provides educational childcare services for children from 6 weeks to school age. There is a critical need for quality, educational child care in Morris and the surrounding communities. The purpose of this project is to create 42 additional childcare openings within our community. There are numerous members of the Morris community that are currently without child care as the number of needed child care spots is significantly higher than the number of spots available in the community. Morris Area Child Care Center is working with St. Francis Health Services to expand our childcare space within the next year with a construction project planned to break ground by the end of 2022. With this construction project, The Morris Area Child Care Center will double it's enrollment capacity and be able to enroll an additional 42 children for a total of 84 children enrolled.
This project includes a need for classroom furniture, educational toys, social/emotional learning equipment, and equipment for three classrooms: 1 infant classroom, 1 toddler classroom, and 1 preschool/school age classroom. This project also includes an indoor play area and an outdoor play area for children to develop gross and fine motor skills. This total estimated cost for this project including equipment for 3 classrooms, the indoor play space, and the outdoor play space is $150,000. This project estimate is for the needed equipment and educational toys and does not include any construction costs."
|
Morris |
MN |
$18,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Interact Center for the Visual and Performing Arts |
"Since 1996, Interact has reshaped perceptions of disabilities through the arts. We provide a robust daily roster of theater and visual arts training for 110 artists with disabilities, with professional performance and exhibition opportunities in integrated community settings. We pay artists according to arts industry standards - providing access to arts education and community integration while ensuring economic equity for artists with disabilities.
Our project - We're Still Here! - celebrates surviving COVID in virtual space, and thriving as we re-engage with communities in person. It includes:
* We're Still Here! uses the signature project title to premiere our annual mainstage music-theater production, entirely created and performed by our company of artists with disabilities, collaborating with notable guest professionals from the community. Presented at The Luminary Theater in Minneapolis' arts-rich North Loop District.
* Original short music-theater performances throughout Minnesota for corporate events, Human Services conferences, education conferences, sports openers, and more - embedding artists with disabilities as leaders in a wide diversity of community settings.
* Outdoor summer Puppet Festival at our Saint Paul Hamline/Midway location - performances with original artist-created puppets, hands-on community artmaking booths facilitated by artists with disabilities, food, live music, all free to the public.
* Artist-In-Residence events at our Interact Gallery, inviting the community to drop in, see work on the walls, observe the artist's working process, and engage in conversation about artistic vision and life experiences.
* Original sculpture installation and public gatherings/conversations at Franconia Sculpture Garden in outlying Chisago County, Minnesota."
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Recovery Connection (MRC) |
"MRC is a leading provider of peer recovery support services, which are an evidence-based model of giving and receiving non-clinical care and assistance for recovery from substance use, mental and behavioral health disorders. Services are delivered by Peer Recovery Specialists, professionally trained individuals with lived experience of SUD and recovery. Peer Recovery Specialists help others initiate recovery, maintain recovery, navigate complex healthcare and human service systems and enhance quality of life.
Minnesota Recovery Connection seeks CDS funds to enhance and expand 3 promising new program initiatives:
Ongoing development and implementation of racially, ethnically and culturally specific peer recovery, behavioral and mental health support training and service delivery for Minnesota's Native American, Black, Latinx, and East African populations;
Ongoing development and implementation of peer recovery, behavioral and mental health service delivery for justice system-involved individuals, and integrating peer recovery support services and training into the justice system; and,
Ongoing development and implementation of peer recovery, behavioral and mental health service delivery for the housing system, and integration of recovery-oriented housing navigation training and services into the housing system.
Situated within the organization's proven model of peer recovery support, the amplification of these programs will function across public and private sectors to alleviate SUD, mental and behavioral health disorders at the intersection of poverty and structural racial disparities. CDS funds for these initiatives will ultimately help transform the lives of more than 50,000 people living with SUDs, grow Minnesota's skilled workforce, and strengthen statewide economic growth and prosperity."
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of the North |
"We propose a project that will support youth in elementary, middle and high school. We want to help with a mind shift, offering wellness programs, education, and motivational speakers adding connections for youth and for families to community resources and education for mental health.
We want to begin working with youth by connecting them to community jobs, so they can earn money and learn about having a job, how to keep a job, and learn about education and job opportunities going forward. Having money, and knowing about all the possibilities to have it life-long in careers you like and are skilled for leads to real change, hope, and homeownership. This is what youth talk about, and we would use this fund to start to build our capacity to offer this to youth.
Beginning with Career Development, we will work with community organizations, workforce agencies, trades, community colleges, local businesses, banks, government, and local police by inviting them to talk to our youth about the work they do, the opportunity for careers, and how to get there. Youth will learn money management, resume building, working for work experience, educational opportunities and scholarships, and technology."
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$75,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Alliance With Youth |
"Promise Fellows engage students in school and learning by using an Early Warning System to identify youth who need support and then provide individual interventions to build academic and social skills. Students are selected for support by using the early warning signs of school disengagement: low school attendance (< 90%), low work completion (< 60%), or low reported engagement (following teacher referral and score on the Student Engagement Instrument, described in detail later). Promise Fellows each work with a caseload of 30 students for a minimum of 90 days, providing support and interventions in three areas; caring adults, high quality out of school time supports, and service and service learning opportunities (research-based activities informed by the Everyone Graduates Center at Johns Hopkins University and backed by evidence from the National Dropout Prevention Centers' Effective Strategies for reducing school dropout).
The Alliance has been hosting AmeriCorps Promise Fellows for over two decades. Since 1999, over 1,600 individuals have served as Promise Fellows at schools and community sites throughout the state, serving over 170,000 students. The program has a tremendous impact: students in the program see consistent gains in attendance and on-time-to-school rates, academic engagement, and coursework completion. Federal funding would allow the program to expand to serve new schools and more students."
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aitkin County Government |
"The project is a collaborative project between Community Corrections, Health and Human Services, the Jail and the Sheriff's Department to provide transitional services and support to clients with substance use and/or mental health needs. Programming would provide a concentrated effort to make the transition from in-custody to the community. The program would benefit the county by supporting our high risk and high needs clients with better opportunities to be successful upon transition from incarceration which, in turn, would make our communities safer.
When other funding such as medical insurance or behavioral health funding is not available the grant funds will be used to provide short term mental health and chemical use treatment options in the jail. This service would be offered for individuals for up to 30 days to get a front end start on recovery and wellness before transitioning back into the community. Technology will be added in the jail to provide a virtual training and treatment option for inmates. Treatment in the jail is a new option for inmates.
Transportation assistance and/or reimbursement will be incorporated into the project to support individuals in getting to and from treatment, appointments, healthy activities, and court.
Community based activities and supports would include additional support to expand our current Club House. Club House currently provides mental health support, programming, education, and a safe and sober location to socialize. This funding would help to enhance this existing program by providing more opportunities for safe and sober activities and community involvement."
|
Aitkin |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
createMPLS |
"createMPLS is committed to preparing students who are underrepresented in STEM fields by removing barriers to provide accessible technology learning programs. We partner with schools and like-minded tutoring nonprofits to bring quality, hands-on, and engaging STEM learning to urban youth. We invest in our students, especially those historically underrepresented in STEM fields, female and BIPOC students, in order to bridge skills and experience gaps, and help more students succeed in higher education and today's job market.
createMPLS works to remove the barriers of knowledge, cost, and transportation in order to offer new and in-depth programs and classes for K-12. This brand new project, Launch and Grow, will include two new offerings: a drone program (Launch) and a hydroponics program (Grow). As we develop long-term, hands-on learning opportunities for our students, we're developing scope and sequence for scaffolded learning that is innovative, relevant, equitable and accessible.
Goals and Objectives:
Remove barriers to accessible learning opportunities where students are already located, at no cost to students or families (discounted for host sites/schools). This is where we differ from other organizations.
Develop long-term, varied, learning opportunities by working with schools, nonprofits, and community members to increase the impact of the organization, with drone and hydroponics programs, for example.
Connect and network with business mentors, industry professionals and volunteers and introduce students to certificate programs, internships, and other development/learning/work programs.
Increase access to 500+ new students and keep retention of current students at 95%, with primary focus being on those underrepresented in STEM fields."
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Extreme Youth Development |
Extreme Youth Program is a 14 week program which will repeat three times a year, for youth ages 15-18 consisting of a curriculum built around community leaders who will speak on topics such as leadership, character development, coding and technology, fitness, resume building and a motivational speaker. 15 students twice a week will focus one day on a curriculum with a community leader and another day onsite to perform skilled trade work and learn the importance of health and safety, responsibility and quality of work.
|
Golden Valley |
MN |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota West Community & Technical College |
"The purpose of this project is to enhance and expand health-related programming on the Granite Falls campus of Minnesota West Community & Technical College. The project enhances the already onsite Nursing program by adding a classatory simulation space. The classatory instructional space is a proven concept piloted on the Pipestone campus in the fall of 2021. Leveraging a cohort based onsite approach to Nursing education across 3 locations (Pipestone, Granite Falls, and Worthington), the Granite Falls Nursing students would be our next priority in replicating a proven classatory model.
In addition, the college has recently decided to expand Allied Health programming from our Luverne Learning Center to Granite Falls. Leveraging a cohort-based model, the college sought and received approval to expand Medical Lab Technology and Surgical Technology programs to our northern service area. The college is also seeking approval to expand Radiologic Technolgy from Luverne to Granite Falls.
The funds would be used to purchase instructional equipment & classroom/lab furnishings, expand technologies, offset initial instructional costs, and do minor remodeling of current spaces."
|
Worthington |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ototronix |
Hearing loss in rural populations is disproportionately higher to that of suburban and urban environments. It is estimated that 10% of U.S. farm workers (including meat processing workers) are exposed to an average daily noise level above 85 decibels which is generally considered to harm human hearing. This program will test the efficacy of middle ear implants to address profound hearing loss in patients who receive little or no benefit from hearing aids. Middle ear implants are also less than half the cost of a cochlear implant thereby saving the healthcare system money. Identifying potential candidates for a middle ear implant is very easy using common audiological testing practices. The primary endpoint of the program is to measure the improvement in speech recognition scores (speech understanding) of patients receiving this treatment using clinically accepted standards of evaluation.
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lamberton, MN |
Federal Funds will be used to construct 13,000 feet of sewer and water service to meet industrial requirements of 10 industrial lots and one large industrial user. |
Lamberton |
MN |
$7,753,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Proceed Inc. |
Proceed Inc. seeks congressional support funding to enhance post-secondary educational pathways and training pathways to ensure African American students and other BIPOC access resources to pursue college, technical, or careers including specialized employment. Proceed Inc. will utilize evidence-based student-centered college exploration tools and provide service-learning experiences for up students in grades 6-12. As well as provide early education services to students in grades K-5. Proceed Inc. will engage youth in summer enrichment camp exposing them to all aspects of S.T.E.A.M. Participating in the Stepping program to build self-confidence. During the school year, providing individual tutoring and parent workshops promoting life skills.
|
St. Paul |
MN |
$595,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Henry |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement sanitary sewer collection and treatment infrastructure, and storm sewer conveyance infrastructure. Piping to be replaced includes 1/4 of the wastewater collection system and 1/3 of the existing stormwater conveyance system. |
City of Lake Henry |
MN |
$1,278,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City Clerk |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement drinking water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, stormwater collection, and street infrastructure. Piping to be replaced includes all of the drinking water distribution system including service lines and remote read water meters, and approximately 3/4 of the storm sewer system. |
Wright County |
MN |
$10,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gilman |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement sanitary sewer and stormwater collection infrastructure. Select portions of the sanitary sewer system will be replaced and new sanitary sewer pipes and forcemains would be added to the existing system to provide sanitary service to new users. A new, deeper lift station is needed in order to provide proper cover for the sanitary sewer extensions to the new users. Existing rip rap along the wastewater pond berms would be removed and replaced to provide proper erosion control. The access road would also be improved by adding aggregate surfacing and geotextile fabric to the roadway. The proposed stormwater project will include minor grading and installation of curb and gutter to facilitate proper drainage along the city streets. Storm sewer pipe, catch basins, and storm manholes would also be added to the city roads using standard open cut construction methods. This will reduce the amount of water near homes and on city streets that have experienced standing water in the past due to poor drainage in these areas. The existing storm pond will also need to be expanded or dug deeper in order to provide enough storage for the increased amount of water that will be conveyed to the pond by the storm sewer pipes and curb and gutters. |
Gilman |
MN |
$7,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Russell |
Federal funds will be used to fund current project gap items including storm and street. Storm sewer collection system improvements are needed to prevent flooding. Likewise, street reconstruction is necessary where utility reconstruction is occurring including repairing County roadways needing utility replacements underneath. |
City of Russell |
MN |
$6,783,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silver Creek (MN Township) |
This Congressionally Directed Spending request would assist the Silver Creek community in the predesign, design, and construction of a publicly owned wastewater collection system to replace the outdated private septic systems along the shores of Lake Superior, from the Silver Creek Cliff tunnel to the Two Harbors city limits. The project is proposed to construct a grinder pump pressure system to service each individual user in combination with a regionalization connection to the City of Two Harbors for treatment. Each of the private septic systems will be removed from service. Due to underground bedrock formations, the required drilling needed for the collection system will add significant cost above and beyond typical construction costs.
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Silver Creek Township |
MN |
$15,204,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Boyd |
This Congressionally Directed Spending Request would assist the City of Boyd in the predesign, design, and construction of upgrades to their aging and failing infrastructure system. Selected portions of the water distribution system would be replaced. This would include new water mains, gate valves, fire hydrants, and service laterals/curb stops. The storm sewer system needs replacement of approximately 3,500 LF of storm sewer pipe. Congressional funds would also assist the City of Boyd with street restoration that is required for all work within roadways. |
Boyd |
MN |
$8,104,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement drinking water treatment and distribution and sanitary sewer collection. Part of the water distribution system would be replaced using trenchless construction methods. New service connections would be made from the new mains to existing buildings. Several additional watermains would be installed with additional looping that would be incorporated into the system to provide increased reliability and enhanced water quality for the community. Gate valves would be added to the system along with more hydrants. New meters would also be installed. Proposed wastewater improvements include 2,100 LF of 8" sewer main, service connection point repairs.
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City of Elizabeth |
MN |
$2,162,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Flensburg |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement wastewater collection and street infrastructure, as well as a new drinking water system. Piping to be replaced includes all of the wastewater collection system including service lines, some storm sewer lines, and a new drinking water system. |
Morrison County |
MN |
$10,545,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hanley Falls |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement drinking water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, stormwater collection, and street infrastructure. Piping to be replaced includes approximately 2/3 of the drinking water distribution system, approximately 3/4 of the wastewater collection system, and approximately 1/2 of the storm sewer system.
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Hanley Falls |
MN |
$12,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Lillian |
The City of Lake Lillian has an existing infrastructure system that is over 65 years old and has exceeded its useful life. Many portions of the existing infrastructure system in Lake Lillian are failing and are in immediate need of replacement. Federal funds will be used for the design and construction or replacement of sanitary sewer, watermain, storm sewer, force main to wastewater ponds, inlet structure to wastewater ponds, water tower rehabilitation, and street infrastructure. |
Lake Lillian |
MN |
$18,433,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prinsburg |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement stormwater collection and street infrastructure. The proposed project will take the CSAH 1 stormwater flow and redirect it into Cedar Ave, bypassing an existing chokepoint in the system in Roseland Ave. This new line will eliminate the flooding issues along CSAH 1, Roseland, and around the school by adding a storm sewer line in Cedar Ave and allowing Roseland Ave to drain without addition CSAH 1 flow being directed through it. This new storm line will take a different route west of the City, eventually meeting up with the existing City outlet pipe draining into Chetomba Creek. Where the new storm outlet meets up with the existing outlet in the farm field, the pipe size will increase from 30" to 42". A pond will be constructed after this point and before being discharged into Chetomba Creek to help to attenuate the flows coming from town and help to mitigate adding more water to an already overwhelmed Chetomba Creek or Hawk Creek, which is downstream of Chetomba Creek. |
City of Prinsburg |
MN |
$9,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wood Lake |
Federal funds will be used to fund current project gap items including storm and street. Reconfiguring the storm sewer collection system is needed. Likewise, street reconstruction is necessary where utility reconstruction is occurring including repairing County roadways needing utilities replacements underneath. |
Yellow Medicine County |
MN |
$8,690,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacred Heart |
The City of Sacred Heart requires funding to support improvements to their Drinking Water Treatment Facility (DWTF) which was originally constructed in 1969. Although improvements have been made since 1969, Sacred Heart received a Notice of Violation (NOV) for their DWTF backwash being discharged into the storm sewer system. This is concerning because of the high concentration of chlorides that were in the discharge. The Sacred Heart DWTF has an ion exchange salt softener that processes an average of 60,000 gallons of water per day. The ion softener requires 40,000 lbs. of salt (which contains chlorides) approximately every 41 days.
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City of Sacred Heart |
MN |
$4,977,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Union |
Congressionally Directed Funds will be used to construct a new wastewater collection and treatment system for West Union. The wastewater collection system includes new sewer mains, manholes, cleanouts, and service laterals between the mains and the structure being serviced (within 5' of structure). The wastewater treatment system includes a 2-cell pond system, 6" forcemain, and lift station. Federal Funds will also be used for street restoration within roadways and restoration of disturbed private properties up to the structure being serviced.
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West Union |
MN |
$6,321,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Barnesville |
This project will replace old and failing sanitary sewer and water infrastructure that has reached it's life cycle. There are routine watermain breaks in this area and the sanitary sewers sewers are very old and susceptible to inflow and infiltration. The watermain in this area is also undersized with respect to providing fire flow. |
Barnesville |
MN |
$5,169,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
The City of Aurora, in cooperation with the Town of White, is undertaking a project that consists of constructing a new water treatment plant, raw water intake and pump station, raw water lines and a distribution system extension to Scenic Acres. The design intent is for this infrastructure to be expanded upon in the future to serve the communities of Biwabik and Hoyt Lakes. Currently, these communities each own and operate their own water supply, treatment and distribution systems. Each of the systems are facing significant near and long term challenges. This project will be completed in two phases. The initial phase would include the City of Aurora and the Town of White. A later phase would include the City of Biwabik and the City of Hoyt Lakes. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Le Sueur |
The City needs to do water treatment plant upgrades, SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) upgrades, and a hydropneumatic tank in the water distribution system. |
City of Le Sueur |
MN |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fosston |
The federal investment will help construct two new wastewater treatment ponds. The first pond would be 16-acres with the second pond sized at 20-acres. They will be constructed on property owned by the city and adjacent to the existing wastewater ponds.
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City of Fosston |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woodbury |
Well Manifold Pipe Project - This is a "shovel ready project" that will connect three municipal drinking water supply wells (Well 15, 16, and 18) within the City of Woodbury to a single raw water line to facilitate subsequent connection to water treatment facility addressing contamination now and into the future. This project supports good governance, builds resiliency in potable water supply, and takes steps towards resolving identified operational issues, water quality differences in the community, and cost disparities, and supports future flexibility as the science on water quality evolves. |
City of Woodbury |
MN |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thief River Falls |
To move the raw drinking water intake for the Water Treatment Plant from the existing location on the Red Lake River to an area upstream of the confluence of the Thief River and the Red Lake River. |
Thief River Falls |
MN |
$20,946,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Winton |
Winton's public water system consists of two municipal wells, one elevated storage tank, and a cast-iron water main distribution system, build in the 1930s, that serves all developed properties within the Winton city limits. This project will improve the safety and reliability of the municipal water supply by:
Elevated Storage Tank - The vault structure that houses the recirculation pump and other equipment is undersized. The structure should be replaced with a large vault structure and a heated, above-ground building to house the controls and pumps. A generator connection will be added to attach a portable generator as necessary. These improvements total $156,000.
Pumphouse - All of the existing equipment is aged and should be replaced including:
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City of Winton |
MN |
$1,663,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cook |
This project includes the creation of a stormwater management plan, engineering, and construction to address the drainage issues on North River Street. The reconstructed road would be full-depth bituminous designed to properly drain water from the road and divert it to storm drains. |
Cook |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashwauk |
This infrastructure project replaces the water, sewer, and stormwater system for six blocks of Third Street that pass through the heart of the City of Nashwauk, providing access and utility service to the Nashwauk-Keewatin High School, churches, business, and residential housing. The improvements were part of a 5-year Capital Improvement Plan which outlined all city streets, alleys, and buildings and the repairs that would be needed for them all. The City Capital Improvement Plan is updated annually and identifies Third Street as needing imminent repair within the next 1-2 years and other sections of the street as needing repairs within the next 3-5 years. |
Nashwauk |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cloquet |
Funds would be used for replacement of existing electrical infrastructure at Pump Station 1 and 2 in addition to recoating and structural repairs required at both ground storage reservoirs.
|
Duluth |
MN |
$5,446,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians |
The purpose of this project is to replace the asbestos cement (AC) sanitary sewer and water mains that were originally constructed in the 1960s to serve the existing homes south of Highway 1 and west of Pike Creek commonly referred to as Back-of Town (BOT) on the Red Lake Indian Reservation. The project will include approximately 35,500 feet of gravity sewer mains and/or force mains with service lines along existing roads, driveways, and utility corridors with service lines to each of the 96 existing homes. There is proposed to be approximately 16,000 feet of new water main lines and 15,000 feet of new water service lines to be replaced in the community system. Some storm sewers may be replaced if they cannot be salvaged. Replacement of the lines protects the health and safety of 96 households from harmful AC that causes high rates of cancer and prevents overcrowding if they are required to vacate their homes. This project will provide for safe drinking water and hygienic sewage disposal for community members, as well as safe working conditions for sanitation and repair workers. The Tribe expects to complete the project in 12 months upon receipt of funds. |
Red Lake Indian Reservation |
MN |
$4,339,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Otsego |
The project is needed for the reduction of manganese and radium levels in City's drinking water wells. The project consists of preliminary design, final design, and construction of drinking water treatment improvements for the City of Otsego. Treatment will be added to remove manganese, radium, and iron and will include process equipment, piping, valves and appurtenances, mechanical and electrical systems, site work and architectural.
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Otsego |
MN |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willmar Municipal Utilities |
The NEWTP Improvements Project (Project) implements an advanced biological treatment process to remove the high ammonia, iron, and manganese concentrations in City's source waters, while providing non-corrosive water with a persistent distribution residual with minimal DBPs - thereby improving the NEWTP's treatment performance.
|
Willmar |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hinckley |
The purpose of the project is to expand water, wastewater, stormwater and roads to an undeveloped parcel of land to provide commercial and residential growth opportunities for the City of Hinckley. |
Hinckley |
MN |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lewisville |
Replacing our sanitary sewer system, water system and roads. |
Lewisville |
MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Thomson |
The Town of Thomson, locally as Esko, desires to plan, design, and build a potable water system to serve its residents with a safe and reliable water. |
Town of Thomson |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Eagle Lake |
The funds would be used to purchase property for a new facility, complete a hydrogeological study for a new well, complete test well, complete and submit engineering plans and specifications, and begin construction. |
Eagle Lake |
MN |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaver Bay |
The purpose of this project is to fix the water source to local residents and the 3-5 million tourist the pass though out City each year. |
City of Beaver Bay |
MN |
$1,020,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Tower |
The project would include approximately 1800 feet of water line and 3200 feet of sewer pipe with a lift station and the restoration of the street. |
Tower |
MN |
$1,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cologne |
The funds will be used to replace a roughly 25 years old treatment facility in Cologne. The replacements include a new lift station, new pretreatment building, new aeration basin, a new clarifier to be used alongside the current clarifier, new sand filters and biosolids storage tanks. |
Cologne |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Germany |
The City of New Germany needs to upgrade their wastewater treatment facility to allow for more homes and industries to be built and to meet MPCA requirements for phosphorous limits. |
New Germany |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tower Breitung Wastewater Board |
This project will allow the communities of Tower and Breitung to comply with state wastewater regulations, protect humans and the environments from harmful and toxic elements commonly found in untreated wastewater.
|
Tower |
MN |
$4,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe |
The Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe would use congressionally directed spending (CDS) funds to construct a water and wastewater system that connects a neighborhood populated mostly by Band member households to an existing regional system in Isle, MN. This existing regional system is currently undergoing an expansion sponsored by the City of Isle. However, the Band's neighborhood within the city limits of Isle is bypassed by the City's Isle Water Expansion Project.
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City of Isle |
MN |
$4,245,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Band of Chippewa |
The Ojibwe Language Master Apprentice Program will be dedicated to create new Ojibwe Language teachers through an immersion setting designed to honor and perpetuate the Ojibwe culture and language in order to develop intergenerational language growth.
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St. Louis County |
MN |
$683,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Calumet |
The 6th Avenue/Shipka Street water main reconstruction will replace 4" diameter cast iron water main with 8" ductile iron pipe, to increase flows and improve water quality. The 4th Avenue/Morgan Street water main reconstruction will replace the patched water main that broke in 2014 and drained the elevated water tank for the city. |
Calumet |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Leech Lake Tribal College |
The Leech Lake Tribal College, in collaboration with Leech Lake Nation community members, aims to build a Roundhouse. Roundhouses are important to Native American communities as places where the tribal community holds traditional ceremonies. The ceremonies help community members have a good life (mino-bimaadiziwin). Ceremonies held in a community roundhouse may include marriage, naming, and healing ceremonies.
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Cass Lake |
MN |
$1,915,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sherburne County Parks Department |
Federal funds would be used for preservation planning of the Native American mound group cemetery, removal of Euro-American structures, restoration of native vegetation on 150 acres of cultivated land, trail development, wildlife viewing platforms, interpretive features, and accessibility. |
Sherburne County |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Silver Bay |
Specifically, funding will be used for the replacement of raw water pumps, valves actuators, filter media, chemical feed equipment, roofing and building supplies, electrical and control upgrades, a new booster station/distribution main, and expansion of water, sewer, and storm water. The application is to improve a nearly 70 year old facility that has mostly original equipment and is in need of replacement of various treatment and pumping components to ensure reliable ongoing treatment and production of water for all city users, including the largest employer of the city and county, Cleveland Cliffs-Northshore Mining. |
Silver Bay |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Joseph |
The project includes construction of a trunk sanitary sewer line in the City of St. Joseph to allow for business and residential growth in the community. |
St. Joseph |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northern Township |
Northern Township and Beltrami County request a grant to install a sanitary sewer and a water main extension and stormwater planning for the reconstruction of Beltrami County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 20. Northern Township will be installing water and sanitary sewer extensions from the City of Bemidji. |
Northern Township |
MN |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Tyler |
Federal CDS funds will be utilized to fund approximately 50% of the total estimated remaining wastewater rehabilitation and improvement construction costs. The funds awarded will help to minimize the financial burden on the city of Tyler and its taxpayers who are already paying above average sanitary sewer rates.
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Tyler |
MN |
$3,646,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gilbert |
The City of Gilbert's project is to design and construct a new water treatment plant and demolition of the existing water plant, sludge facility and abandoned wells. . The existing plant was constructed in 1915 and has outlived its useful life. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Reconnect Rondo |
The Rondo Underground Railroad Research and Education study; acknowledges past harms, aims to identify individuals, sites and locations and verify connections to the Underground Railroad, to preserve Rondo history, establish curricula and programs with education and interpretive organizations and its importance in Minnesota history. |
City of St. Paul |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lafayette |
The City of Lafayette is requesting funding to pay for a portion of needed water treatment plant improvements. Lafayette is a small community and the current utility rates are already a financial burden for many of our residents. The water plant improvements are needed so that we can be in compliance with MPCA regulation. |
Lafayette |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
he Band is seeking planning and implementation funds to assist in establishing its own sanitation facilities for the Big Lake Area and Sawyer District, located within the Fond du Lac Reservation. |
Fond du Lac Reservation located by Cloquet, MN |
MN |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Duluth |
The pedestrian sidewalks suspended off each side of the bridge's trusses require substantial work. The sidewalk structural steel support system and concrete-filled steel sidewalk grating are heavily deteriorated resulting in ongoing repairs to maintain safe pedestrian travel. To affect a proper repair, the sidewalk grating and much of its underlying steel support system require replacement.
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Duluth |
MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Halstad |
The first phase of this project (per this application) would allow for the construction of the necessary transmission pipeline network to connect the 10 Cities with a shared, redundant, and safe water supply system. This transmission pipeline network will be sized appropriately such that future build out of the project will allow for the rural domestic and agricultural needs across the counties of Polk, Norman and Clay to be satisfied. |
City of Halstad |
MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Buhl |
Additional funding for this project will allow the City to invest in other areas such as economic development, recreational amenities, and community improvements that will have a direct benefit for our residents, businesses, and surrounding area. Additional funding would enable our City to do more and not as a way to cover funding shortfalls as many other cities are experiencing. The City of Buhl in the nearing the end of a project because of thorough planning and being financially responsible. We've proven that we spend public funds responsibly. Federal funds for the completion of this project with allow the City to further invest in our community and our region as a whole. |
Buhl |
MN |
$2,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Crane Lake Water and Sanitary District |
The Crane Lake Water & Sanitary District is seeking federal dollars for a proposed capital project which will provide a needed upgrade to the wastewater treatment plant, adding a flow equalization step to the existing wastewater treatment plant. Crane Lake users already have some of the highest sewer rates in the state of Minnesota and this project cost will impact all the sewer rate payers with even higher rates.
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St. Louis County |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community |
The funding for this project would be used to complete a water reclamation system that would provide a regional example of how to protect our surface waters and ground water while operating an organics recycling facility. The organic materials received may contain PFAS and other elements that are environmental concerns. The stormwater reclamation system requiring funding support, reuses all water runoff (approximately 10,000,000 gallons annually) and allows the site to operate without discharges off-site even in extreme rainfall conditions. |
Scott County |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woodbury |
Funds if provided will be directly used to facilitate the replacement of aging water main pipe infrastructure in the City of Woodbury. Implementation of this effort is project driven. When done in concert with other infrastructure instillation it will minimize impact to the community, local businesses, result in a more resilient water system, and minimize contamination risk to the potable water supply system. |
City of Woodbury |
MN |
$468,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Scott County |
The Merriam Junction Regional Trail Riverbank Restoration project is an essential component of a decade-long initiative to convert an abandoned rail bed to a regional, multi-use, accessible destination trail connecting Scott and Carver Counties across the Minnesota River. The requested funding will provide for the clean up and environmentally responsible restoration of the banks of the Minnesota River along a 2.4 mile segment from Louisville Township to Carver.
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Scott County |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The Band is seeking to replace expendable water treatment facility components (e.g. filtration media and filter underdrain). The Ridge Road Pumphouse and gravity filter was originally constructed in 1985. The gravity filter media is at the end of its design life and needs to be replaced in order to continue effective iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide removal. The project would also incorporate additional water storage, as the existing water storage tank (1700 gal) is 171% less than the required amount per Ten (10) State Standards, and does not provide adequate volume to provide fire flows or protection. |
Fond du Lac Reservation located by Cloquet, MN |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used to conduct a study and develop a plan to mitigate the risk of basement and surface flooding. A long-term flood mitigation plan is necessary to mitigate flooding impacts of unprecedented rainfall and forecasted increases in rainfall intensity for the residents and businesses within GLWA's service area. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used to investigate and study flood protection along the Grand River in downtown Grand Rapids. The study will focus on improvements to Sixth Street and Canal Parks between the Grand River and Monroe Ave NW that would mitigate flood risks, expand public access to the river, and enhance the city's economic vitality. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used to separate four blocks of combined sewers along two streets in downtown Lansing. The project will help the city eliminate 95% of its combined sewer overflows by 2032 and 100% by 2035. |
Lansing |
MI |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to conduct a feasibility study into potential harbor infrastructure improvements in the Menominee-Marinette Harbor. |
Menominee |
MI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to bolster the City of Detroit’s cybersecurity defense technology. This funding will go towards securing and updating high-risk systems, conducting security assessments, and implementing technologies that reduce the risk of cyberattacks. |
Detroit |
MI |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Flint |
Funding will be used to purchase a blower – to be utilized in the wastewater treatment process – that runs off of renewable biogas. This will save the city money and reduce its carbon footprint. |
Flint |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Northwestern Michigan College |
Funding will be used to replace Northwestern Michigan College's centralized steam power plant with a new distributed geothermal energy system. The proposed system would serve six campus buildings, reduce costs, and lower carbon emissions. |
Traverse City |
MI |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Dorr Township |
Funding will be used to develop a 250-acre Sustainable Business Park where businesses geared towards turning landfill-bound waste materials into viable products will locate. The Kent County Department of Public Works estimates 75% of the waste it processes each year could be reused, recycled, or converted into usable products. |
Allegan County |
MI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Grand Rapids |
Funding will be used to install solar panels on the Butterworth Landfill – a 190-acre closed Superfund site. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Munising |
Funding will be used to reconstruct approximately 2800 feet of Washington Street and includes utility replacement, roadway restoration, and new accessible sidewalks leading to the Munising Falls Visitor Center. |
Alger County, City of Munising |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Council for Child Development, Inc. |
Funding will be used to secure a permanent location in Cass County so that Child Development, Inc. can offer children and families in the community a high-quality pre-school program in a centralized location. |
Cass County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ferris State University |
Funding will help construct a new center to house the Jim Crow Museum. |
Big Rapids |
MI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Huron County Community Foundation |
Funding will be used to rehabilitate two community facilities that will serve the Thumb Region. This center will include a community board room, co-working space with internet access, and an outdoor green space. |
Huron County |
MI |
$783,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Michilimackinac Historical Society |
Funding will establish the Straits Area Cultural Center, in downtown St. Ignace. |
Cheboygan County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Alpena |
Funding will be used to establish a multi-stream recycling facility that increases the recycling capacity for residents, increases the waste diversion rate and reduces reliance on an existing landfill. |
County of Alpena |
MI |
$4,586,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hastings Public Library - City of Hastings |
Funding will be used to upgrade the Hasting Public Library. |
Barry County |
MI |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
EUPISD Learning Center Special Education Facility |
Funding will be used to renovate special education facilities in the Eastern Upper Peninsula. |
Sault Ste. Marie |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Albion College |
Funding will be used to renovate a shuttered high school to create a community center for community programming, recreation, and other activities for the community of Albion and Albion College. |
Albion |
MI |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ramsdell Theatre |
Funding will be used to upgrade the Ramsdell Theatre and ensure accessibility. |
Manistee |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Great Lakes Bay Region |
Funding will be used for construction equipment and renovation costs to the Pinconning Boys and Girls Club. |
Bay County |
MI |
$1,319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alpena Community College |
Funding will be for construction of student housing at Alpena Community College. |
Alpena |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Shiawassee Emergency Services Alliance |
Funding will be used to construct a new ambulance station. |
Shiawassee County |
MI |
$6,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lake Superior State University |
Funding will be used to construct and new learning center with space for experiential learning activities and additional classrooms. |
Sault Ste. Marie |
MI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence |
Funding will be used to support crisis response and expanded operating capacity for Detroit-area domestic violence service providers. |
Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb Counties |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph County |
Funding will be used to install a new Emergency Communications Tower in St. Joseph County to ensure full coverage of the county for 911 dispatches and public safety services. |
St. Joseph County |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Highland Park |
Funding will be used for a City of Highland Park Police Department pilot project that would deploy a trained crisis intervention team (CIT) officer and a trained mental health professional into the field to respond to mental health crisis calls. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$772,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County Prosecutors Office |
Funding will be used for additional Conviction Integrity Unit staff. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Saginaw |
Funding will be used for training, education, and safety equipment. |
Saginaw County |
MI |
$505,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
Funding will purchase 10 metal detectors for use at community events in the City of Detroit. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding will be used to create an online platform to provide access to City of Ann Arbor public data. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ferris State University |
Funding will be used to construct a learning center at Ferris State University. |
Mecosta County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oakland University |
Funding will be used to acquire a wireless communications test system. The system will be used for advanced mobility research to make transportation safer. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
Funding will be used to purchase body worn camera units. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Flint |
Funding will be used to purchase license plate cameras to support criminal investigations in the City of Flint. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$161,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Commission |
Funding will be used to support regional priorities related to infrastructure and climate resiliency, coordinate actions to address identified priorities, and track the region's progress in protecting the Great Lakes. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Financial Services and General Government |
IFF Detroit |
Funding will be used to finance the expansion of child care facilities in Detroit. The project will increase capacity for child care providers and child care small businesses. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Central Michigan University |
Funding will be used to create an entrepreneurial program focused on recruiting, training, mentoring, and developing entrepreneurs, especially microbusiness owners.
|
Saginaw |
MI |
$570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Matrix Human Services |
Funding will renovate the Matrix Community Center to create a Small Business Incubator Space. The project will provide small businesses with workspace and connect those small business owners with technical support through their Workforce Development Center. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Financial Services and General Government |
United Way of South Central Michigan |
Funding will be used for a business education and certification initiative to help small and medium-size employers. |
Kalamazoo |
MI |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Motown Historical Museum, Inc. |
Funding will be used to expand the Motown Museum and create economic development opportunities for residents and local businesses. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Methodist Community House |
This funding will expand a community center to include additional childcare services. |
Kent County |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority |
Funding will be used for the design phase of constructing a new Air Traffic Control Tower at Gerald R. Ford International Airport. The existing tower at the airport is 58 years old, which makes it the second oldest operational tower at a large airport. |
Kent County |
MI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Oakland |
Funding will be used to expand the Oakland County Farmer's Market to increase capacity, provide community spaces, and establish business incubator services for local food businesses. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$2,269,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Boat Building School |
Funding will be used to provide safe, affordable, and high-quality housing for students in the boat building trades. |
Mackinac County |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts |
Funding will be used to create a new community space to provide arts education services for Detroit-area youth. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundat |
Funding will be used to create a new hub for the Grand Rapids Hispanic entrepreneurial community. The facility will support additional staff, space for workshops, and educational opportunities for local businesses and professionals. |
Kent County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Holocaust Memorial Center |
Funding will be used to update the Holocaust Memorial Center's nearly 20-year old permanent exhibit. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding will be used to solarize city facilities and achieve carbon neutrality. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center, Inc. |
Funding will be used to build a new facility for substance abuse prevention services in Berrien County. |
Berrien County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
Funding will be used to reconstruct a a heavily used segment of the West Jefferson roadway in Detroit. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Clair County Road Commission |
Funding will be used to replace the deteriorating King Road Bridge in China Township. |
St. Clair County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kent County |
Funding will be used to develop and sustain a regional trail that connects West Michigan's rural and urban communities along the Grand River. |
Kent County |
MI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wixom |
Funding will be used to widen Beck Road in Oakland county from two lanes to five lanes. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of L'Anse Marina |
This funding will improve road conditions and drainage, and to safely accommodate current and projected traffic along a two mile segment of road in L'Anse Marina. |
Baraga County |
MI |
$9,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding will be used to build an underpass that will connect existing parks and trails in the Ann Arbor area that are currently divided by the Michigan Line Railroad. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$3,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Early Learning Neighborhood Collaborative |
Funding will be used to provide space for an early childhood learning center. |
Kent County |
MI |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of the Muskegon Lakeshore |
Funding will be used to renovate a building, doubling the number of youth served in afterschool programs and providing a fitness center for the community. |
Muskegon County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Macomb County Department of Roads |
Funding will be used for the final design of the Mound Road/Detroit Arsenal Connector Project, which is part of a larger project to reconstruct 9 miles of Mound Road from its intersection with Interstate 696 (at 10 Mile Road) to the intersection with State Route M-59. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
Funding will be used to replace 25 hangers at the Coleman Young Airport, increasing airport capacity. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$9,705,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Zoological Society |
Funding will be used to expand safe and accessible space dedicated to youth education programs. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Great Lakes Bay Region |
Funding will be used to construct a new community building that will host educational and youth programming. The funding will also support the establishment of a trades center to support critical workforce skills development. |
Bay County |
MI |
$2,681,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Region Airport Authority |
Funding will be used to repave and rehabilitate pavement areas at the Capitol Region International Airport. |
Clinton County |
MI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Meals on Wheels |
Funding will be used to increase the capacity of Meals on Wheels to meet the needs of the growing older adult population in West Michigan. |
Kent County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Baraga County Road Commission |
Funding will be used to improve 17 miles of the Baraga Plains Road to provide an alternate connector route linking US41 and M38 in Baraga County. |
Baraga County |
MI |
$32,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding will be used to reconstruct a taxiway and associated connectors at the Ann Arbor Municipal Airport. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$6,124,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Berrien-Cass-Van Buren Michigan Works |
Funding will be used to establish a facility that will provide continuing education, occupational skills training, and employment opportunities. |
Berrien County |
MI |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives |
Funding will be used to provide a permanent home for the Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives. |
Kent County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill Northern Michigan |
Funding will be sued to provide additional permanent, safe housing for community members experiencing homelessness. |
Grand Traverse County |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House Michigan |
Funding will be used to renovate the transitional youth shelter housing. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Diatribe |
Funding will be used to build a multipurpose facility for afterschool program, retail space, and a venue for performing arts. |
Kent County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sault Ste. Marie |
Funding will be used to redevelop a dock into working waterfront, including storage area and stormwater management facilities. Funding will also create a public park. |
Chippewa County |
MI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians |
Funding will be used to modernize buildings to reduce carbon emissions and provide better living and working conditions for local residents. |
Leelanau County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Communities First, Inc. |
Funding will be used to improve outdates units so that they are safe and affordable. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Presbyterian Villages of Michigan |
Funding will be used to provide safe and affordable housing and wellness programming for senior citizens. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alcona County Commission on Aging |
Funding will be used to provide multifamily and senior housing as well as access to mental and physical health and wellness services. |
Alcona County |
MI |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Riverfront Conservancy |
Funding will be used to rehabilitate blighted riverfront property, connecting two major parks and allowing better access to the river. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hope Network Foundation |
Funding will be used to provide safety and therapeutic renovations to transitional housing facilities. |
Kent County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-Cities Family YMCA |
Funding will be used to modernize and expand an outdated childcare facility. |
Ottawa County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kiwanis Ski Club |
Funding will be used to expand and improve recreational facilities. |
Iron County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Harbor Springs |
Funding will be used to reconstruct historic boardwalk infrastructure and allow for safe passage between local communities. |
Emmet County |
MI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stafford House Inc |
Funding will bee used to rehabilitate a mixed-use building to provide affordable housing, shops, and an engineering center that will support local automotive suppliers. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cass Community Social Services, Inc. |
Funding will be used to alleviate blight and construct shelters for local residents experiencing homelessness. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Garrett's Space |
Funding will be used to build a residential center for young adults with mental health challenges. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids Public Museum |
Funding will be used to expand the museum. |
Kent County |
MI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oak Park |
Funding will be used to improve water infrastructure and roads. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority |
Funding will be used to expand the public transit terminal in Ypsilanti, increasing bus capacity. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to increase the availability of affordable housing by repurposing vacant lots and rehabilitating existing lots. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wyoming |
Funding will be used to provide two new pedestrian bridges, 4.6 miles of new trails, and a civic space. |
Kent County |
MI |
$23,866,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority |
Funding will be used to replace old buses as part of TheRide bus service in Ann Arbor. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
Funding will be used to expand the Joe Louis Greenway in Detroit. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,387,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Interurban Transit Partnership - The Rapid |
Funding will be used to support The Rapid bus system in Grand Rapids in transitioning to zero-emission vehicles. |
Kent County |
MI |
$3,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
Funding will be used to provide a community performance venue and educational spaces for school and community groups. |
Ingham County |
MI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shelby Township |
Funding will be used to build a community park with recreation facilities, event space, and a farmers market pavilion. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Women's Resource Center |
Funding will be used to purchase a facility to expand employment, education, and career services for women in Grand Rapids. |
Kent County |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Horse Power |
Funding will be used to repurpose vacant land for an urban equine education center. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oak Park |
Funding will be used to repair parking lots and install lighting, EV charging stations, and ADA upgrades. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to build a community center to support early childhood education services and employment counselling. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Centro Multicultural La Familia, Inc |
Funding will be used to build a new community center. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$6,510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids Civic Theatre |
Funding will be used to expand the Civic Theatre's education and outreach programming. |
Kent County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
Funding will be used to remediate contaminated land so that it can be repurposed for community use. |
Ingham County |
MI |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nonprofit Enterprise at Work (NEW) |
Funding will be used to provide multiuse community and meeting space for local nonprofits. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
American Indian Health & Family Services of SE MI |
Funding will be used to create a new, centralized facility for providing family medical, dental, and behavioral health services. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding will be used to create safe bike infrastructure in a high-use corridor in Ann Arbor. |
Ingham County |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canton Township |
Funding will be used to create a laboratory space to encourage collaboration between non-profits, academic institutions, and local businesses. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Harbor Springs |
Funding will be used to build a new electric substation to improve grid resiliency and reduce circuit outages. |
Emmet County |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Sound Conservancy |
Funding will be used to repurpose a historic venue to provide an accessible community performing arts space. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Michigan Sports Commission |
Funding will be used to improve a recreational facility. |
Kent County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Huron Transit Corporation |
Funding will be used to provide a new transit facility to help store, support and maintain a fleet of 55 buses. |
Huron County |
MI |
$21,223,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
IFF |
Funding will be used to provide two new childcare centers. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lapeer |
Funding will be used to replace a deteriorated and load-limited bridge in the City of Lapeer. |
Lapeer County |
MI |
$3,402,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bay City |
Funding will be used to replace the docks at Liberty Harbor Marina in Bay City. |
Bay County |
MI |
$324,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bay City |
Funding will be used to restore and rehabilitate a bridge along the Riverwalk in Bay City. |
Bay County |
MI |
$671,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Communities First, Inc. |
Funding will be used to repair a culturally-significant performing arts and community space. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Communities First, Inc. |
Funding will be used to preserve and rehabilitate affordable housing units in Flint. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Lennon |
Funding will be used to repair street infrastructure to better deal with floodwater during heavy rain. |
Shiawassee County |
MI |
$393,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Evergreen Community Development Initiative |
Funding will be used to increase the health, recreational, educational, and employment opportunities. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$687,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Communities First Inc. |
Funding will be used to support the renovation and expansion of a multiuse community facility providing education, arts, health, and other community programs. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aquinas College |
Funding will be used to renovate a classroom building to house the Center for Teaching Excellence and Equity.
|
Kent County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Treeline Conservancy |
Funding will be used for the planning and development of Ann Arbor's Treeline project, |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids - Kent County Convention/Arena Author |
Funding will be used to improve the Grand River trail in Grand Rapids by adding additional public seating, an event space, outdoor lighting and new paving. |
Kent County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Council for Child Development, Inc. |
Funding will be used to provide permanent, centralized location for childcare and pre-school services at Benton Harbor. |
Van Buren |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Homeland Security |
Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council |
This funding will be used to stabilize a coastline bluff near a significant roadway to prevent further coastal erosion and damage to local infrastructure along Lake Michigan. |
Emmet County |
MI |
$556,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Homeland Security |
City of New Baltimore |
This funding will be used to fix a bridge so that it can better withstand flooding. The updated bridge will provide an additional safe route for first responders during flood-related emergencies. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$2,339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Homeland Security |
Delta County Chamber of Commerce |
This funding will be used to renovate a community facility to include an emergency operations center and disaster shelter. |
Delta County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Greater Flint |
Funding will be used to create opportunities for Flint area teens focused on leadership development, career readiness, civic engagement and self-sufficiency. |
Genesee |
MI |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ingham County Health Department |
Funding will be used increase access to high-quality dental services for underserved residents and improve patient and staff safety. |
Ingham |
MI |
$620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Central Michigan College |
Funding will be used to meet the demand for new nurses by improving the Health Sciences building at North Central Michigan College and expanding health science and nursing programs. |
Emmet |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Macomb Community College |
Funding will be used to establish a pipeline of workers into short-term in-demand IT jobs and develop courses and programs to address local employers longer-term IT needs. |
Macomb |
MI |
$2,686,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Michigan University Dept of Anthropology |
Funding will be used to train practitioners to meet the mental health needs of youth in Southwest Michigan. |
Kalamazoo |
MI |
$1,819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Benton Harbor |
Funding will be used to create a program addressing grief, bereavement, and major life-altering losses for children and teens in the Benton Harbor area. |
Berrien |
MI |
$818,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stockbridge Community Schools |
Funding will be used to build a Stockbridge Area School-Based Health Center that will provide mental health and primary medical care services for children, youth, adults, families, and seniors. |
Ingham |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Munson Medical Center |
Funding will be used to expand telehealth capabilities at the Munson Medical Center. |
Grand Traverse |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harbor Hall Foundation |
Funding will be used for construction and renovation of the Harbor Hall facilities to double the number of behavioral health residential treatment beds for women in Northern Michigan. |
Emmet |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MyMichigan Medical Center Sault |
Funding will be used to build behavioral health infrastructure to serve an estimated 250 additional pediatric and adult patients at MyMichigan Medical Center. |
Chippewa |
MI |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alcona Citizens for Health, Inc. |
Funding will be used to create a mobile crisis center in rural northern lower Michigan to address unmet health care needs. |
Alpena |
MI |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing, Dept of Human Relations |
Funding will be used for transitional housing units and to provide mental health, substance use, and domestic violence counseling. |
Ingham |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland University |
Funding will be used to create a new community health clinic to teach medical, nursing, and other health care fields, while providing health care to the community. |
Oakland |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saginaw County |
Funding will be used to create a behavioral health clinic. This facility will train resident physicians, MSWs, and psychiatry Nurse Practitioner learners, as well as provide services to patients. |
Saginaw |
MI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward W. Sparrow Hospital Association |
Funding will be used to increase cybersecurity and update network switches, improving telehealth capacity and security. |
Ingham |
MI |
$935,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital |
Funding will be used to create a new pediatric rehabilitation facility within the Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Flint Mental Health Facilities, Inc. |
Funding will be used for construction of the Genesee Health System's Center for Children's Integrated Services. |
Genesee |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mackinac Straits Health System, Inc. |
Funding will be used to improve facilities and provide space for physical and behavioral health care services. |
Mackinac |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Revive Community Health Center |
Funding will be used to expand program staff and enhance facility accessibility to improve maternal health care services. |
Genesee |
MI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland University |
Funding will be used to build a new behavioral health clinic and expand public health services. |
Oakland |
MI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Presbyterian Villages of Michigan |
Funding will be used to establish medical suites to provide telehealth services. |
Oakland |
MI |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland County |
Funding will be used to expand testing capabilities and technology. |
Oakland |
MI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Recovery Centers |
Funding will be used to improve infrastructure and expand access to behavioral health care services, including a dedicated detox unit. |
Marquette |
MI |
$2,816,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Alpena |
Funding will be used to upgrade the building, including HVAC, air quality, and security. |
Alpena |
MI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan Science Center |
Funding will be used to improve the planetarium. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County Community College District |
Funding will be used for workforce development. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,129,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Henry Ford College |
Funding will be used to design curriculum and launch clean energy programs at Henry Ford College. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$3,161,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washtenaw Community College |
Funding will be used to develop an Electric Battery and Electric Charging Station Maintenance skills program to upskill workers. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$2,522,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crim Fitness Foundation |
Funding will be used for 12 new program coordinators that will focus on increasing student attendance rates, and increasing college and career readiness supports. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$803,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charles Stewart Mott Community College |
Funding will be used renovate the Charles Stewart Mott Community College's Prahl College Center's so that it can improve youth and adult educational opportunities for in-demand, high-wage jobs. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Flint Institute of Arts |
Funding will be used to support teacher training and early childhood development programs. |
Genesee County |
MI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Michigan University |
Funding will be used to install Datacasting technology at WCMU Public Media at Central Michigan University and home connectivity devices for rural and underserved students to help make online educational resources for K-12 students more affordable and accessible. |
Isabella County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit, Office of Early Learning |
Funding will be used for workforce development. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kids Kicking Cancer |
This funding will be used to teach children how to work through stress, fear and anger through a non-contact, martial arts-based school program. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Vocational Services and Community Workshop |
Funding will be used to expand the Supported Employment Program to include clinical intervention, career and job development capacity, and internship opportunities. |
Oakland |
MI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ProMedica |
Funding will be used to create a hub for wrap-around services to families and patients. |
Lenawee |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saginaw County |
Funding will be used to construct a new Public Health Department building in Saginaw County. |
Saginaw |
MI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grand Valley State University |
Funding will be used for staffing, equipment, and program development for Grand Valley University's REP4 program. |
Ottawa County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Early Learning Neighborhood Collaborative |
Funding will be used to support staffing and program development for the Early Learning Neighborhood Collaborative. |
Kent County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Women's Resource Center |
Funding will be used to support staffing and program development for the Grand Rapids Women's Resource Center. |
Kent County |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Access Health |
Funding will be used by Access Health to increase job training services in partnership with Muskegon Community College. |
Muskegon County |
MI |
$769,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vista Maria |
Funding will be used for hardware and network updates, including projection screens and AV equipment. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Read Muskegon |
Funding will be used for staffing, program development, and supplies to address the immediate needs of adult and youth participants in Read Muskegon, a program that helps address the literacy crisis. |
Muskegon County |
MI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne State University |
Funding will be used for expanding research and training at the water works plant at Wayne State University. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Excellent Schools Detroit dba Community Education |
Funding will be used to support afterschool programming. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kent Intermediate School District |
Funding will be used to expand programming to help students obtain their GED, access community resources, and secure credentials. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MyMichigan Medical Center Midland |
Funding will be used to construct a new boiler plant for the MyMichigan Medical Center. |
Midland |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Presbyterian Villages of Michigan |
Funding will be used to build medical suites to provide telehealth services. |
Oakland |
MI |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hillsdale Hospital |
Funding will be used to purchase new robotic technology for surgical procedures. |
Hillsdale |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
McLaren Flint |
Funding will be used to expand the proton therapy center and add a new Cone Beam CT scanner. |
Genesee |
MI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to improve and expand health, mental health, and substance use disorder services. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Michigan Hispanic Collaborative |
Funding will be used to improve employment and academic support programs. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way for Southeastern Michigan |
Funding will be used to increase coordination of health and social services providers through data exchange, collaborative care, and social navigation. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Henry Ford Cancer Institute |
Funding will be used to increase diversity in cancer clinical trials. |
Wayne |
MI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ruth Ellis Center |
Funding will be used to increase training, coaching, and other supports for LGBTQ+ youth programs. |
Wayne |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to provide housing, employment, utility assistance, and behavioral health services. |
Detroit |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Islamic Center of Detroit |
Funding will be used to build a new health clinic to increase health services, including preventative screenings, health assessments, and addiction and prevention education. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to increase access to trainings, certifications, and services. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Birth Detroit Inc. |
Funding will be used to construct and operate a new community birth center in the city of Detroit. |
Detroit |
MI |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Kidney Foundation of Michigan |
Funding will be used to improve technology and workforce development. |
Washtenaw |
MI |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to expand services for pregnant women in Detroit to reduce preterm births, low birth weight, and infant mortality. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Children-Detroit |
Funding will be used to increase program capacity to provide services in the Detroit area. |
Detroit |
MI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vista Maria |
Funding will be used to complete the Aaron and Helen L. DeRoy Freedom Center, to address the needs of human trafficking survivors. |
Wayne |
MI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan State University |
Funding will be used to build a facility for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers with special needs in the Lansing community. The facility would also expand training opportunities for teachers. |
Ingham |
MI |
$2,188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aquinas College |
Funding will be used for construction and renovations of Aquinas College's Center for Teaching Excellence and Equity. |
Kent County |
MI |
$184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Carbon Monoxide Awareness Association |
Funding will be used to create awareness and educational programs related to carbon monoxide poisoning in Michigan. |
Oakland |
MI |
$658,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Per Scholas Inc |
Funding will be used to help expand technical training and professional development. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation (DESC) |
Funding will be used to expand the trade skills development program. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Junior Achievement of the Michigan Great Lakes,Inc |
Funding will be used to develop three experiential learning labs. |
Kent County |
MI |
$1,465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Davenport University |
Funding will be used to support a dual-language academic initiative at Davenport University. |
Kent County |
MI |
$1,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation (DESC) |
Funding would be used to support students who are working toward their GED in partnership with the Detroit Public School Community District. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan Job Training Partnership Association dba |
Funding will be used to support staffing and program development for the Grand Rapids Women's Resource Center. |
Statewide |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Davenport University |
Funding will be used to help address teacher shortages and establish pathways for students, non-certified staff, and community members to become teachers within their district's schools. |
Kent County |
MI |
$1,383,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Livingston |
Funding will be used increase support for students and families in Livingston County. |
Livingston County |
MI |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne State University |
Funding will be used to help expand Wayne State's STEM programs and develop new certificate and degree programs. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan State University |
Funding will be used to help provide online access to Lansing K-12 students. |
Ingham County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Funding will be used to establish and deliver community-based inclusion services. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$347,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland University |
Funding will be used to expand the Math Corps program. 140 students. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Siena Heights University |
Funding will be used to expand the STEM program. |
Lenawee County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan Early Childhood Investment Corporation |
Funding will be used to expand access to quality, affordable child care. |
Statewide |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saginaw County |
Funding will be used to build a mixed-use complex. |
Saginaw |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Evergreen Farmington Sanitary Drain Drainage Distr |
Funding will be used to improve the sanitary sewer system in Oakland County, reducing combined sewer overflows and ensuring clean water. |
Oakland |
MI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bay City |
Funding will be used to improve the sanitary sewer system in Oakland County, reducing combined sewer overflows and ensuring clean water. |
Bay City |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Clair |
Funding will be used to construct a new water tower and booster station in the City of St. Clair. |
St. Clair |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Macomb County Dept of Planning & Economic Developm |
Funding will be used to increase tree canopy coverage in Macomb County. |
Macomb |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cheboygan |
Funding will be used to upgrade Cheboygan’s wastewater treatment infrastructure. |
Cheboygan |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Midland |
Funding will be used to upgrade storm and sewer infrastructure in Midland to handle increased water volume in the city and to protect surrounding property from chronic flooding and damages. |
Midland County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clay Township |
Funding will be used to replace an 85-year-old water main in M-29 that accounts for 80% of the system water main breaks and to add a secondary water supply feed to Harsens Island. |
St. Clair County |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Delta Township |
Funding will be used to reconstruct the Water Resource Recovery Facility in Delta Township. |
Eaton County |
MI |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marquette County |
Funding will be used to properly manage and dispose of approximately 2 million gallons PFAS contaminated wastewater treatment plant sludge at KI Sawyer, a former Air Force Military Base. |
Marquette County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
The funding will be used to remediate PFAS in the soil and groundwater left by historical incinerator residuals. |
Kent County |
MI |
$14,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Grand Valley State University |
Funding will be used to research and develop solutions to aquatic ecology challenges impacting the Great Lakes, such as microplastics and harmful algal blooms. |
Ottawa County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Water Authority |
Funding will be used for rapid response, remediation, treatment, and disposal of PFAS in the Oakwood Sewer District. |
Detroit |
MI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Macomb County Disposal System |
Funding will be used to rehabilitate the Bon Heur Pump Station. |
Macomb |
MI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gerrish Lyon Utility Authority |
Funding will be used for a sewer project in Roscommon County, Michigan. |
Roscommon |
MI |
$1,667,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The City of Pontiac |
Funding will be used to improve Crystal Lake Park. |
Oakland |
MI |
$604,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Blanc |
Funding will be used to replace twelve water mains and install a new main at the southern edge of the city. |
Genesee |
MI |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Water Authority |
Funding will be used to repair structurally deficient sewer outfalls, which will improve the operation of the entire combined sewer system. |
Detroit |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ira Township |
Funding will be used to alleviate infiltration and inflow issues at the wastewater treatment plant, which has been reaching its capacity limit during storms and high-water conditions. |
St. Clair |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to improve the water system following severe flooding. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Baltimore |
Funding will be used to restore pipelines service, protect against potential backups in homes, protect operation of the wastewater influent pumps, provide for bypass of sewer flows for influent well access, and install a waste decant drying pad to dewater all debris for ongoing cleaning of both storm water and sanitary sewer collection systems. |
Macomb |
MI |
$9,910,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Branch Ecorse Creek Drain Drainage District |
Funding will be used to restore the Ecorse Creek Drain. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
Funding will be used to implement a network of publicly available EV chargers around the city. |
Ingham |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Saline |
Funding will be used to rehabilitate Saline’s Pollution Control Facility. |
Washtenaw |
MI |
$18,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sturgis |
Funding will be used to extend a water main line and a sanitary sewer to serve an emerging commercial corridor near the Michigan-Indiana state line. |
St. Joseph County |
MI |
$1,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pontiac |
Funding will be used to restore the Clinton River. |
Oakland |
MI |
$6,277,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Marysville |
Funding will be used to replace aging water infrastructure and install new water treatment technologies. |
St.Clair |
MI |
$1,089,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Lennon |
Funding will be used to upgrade Lennon’s storm sewers to prevent flooding. |
Genesee |
MI |
$742,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Huron Pines |
Funding will be used to repair the Cornwall Dam to ensure structural integrity and safety. |
Otsego |
MI |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
Funding will be used to upgrade the Lansing Wastewater Plant’s biosolids handling. |
Ingham |
MI |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan |
Funding will be used to fix wastewater and drinking water infrastructure. |
Isabella |
MI |
$1,415,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Huron Pine |
Funding will be used to replace seven high priority road/stream crossings (culverts) to address flooding and erosion problems. |
Otsego |
MI |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
Funding will be used to improve municipal parks. |
Wayne County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ecorse |
Funding will be used to build an access road to the Mill Street property. |
Wayne |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Northville |
Funding will be used to improve drainage capacity to handle increasing volumes of stormwater, secure the structural stability of Hutton St. that abuts the drain, and rebuild a culvert supporting High St. that serves as a fire and school bus route. |
Wayne |
MI |
$1,546,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Livonia |
Funding will be used to expand non-motorized transportation within Livonia |
Wayne County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Burtchville Township |
Funding will be used to extend a water main. This project will provide a safe potable water supply for residential properties where existing wells have gone dry, are producing low flow rates, or are further inhibited by methane gas confined within the aquifer. |
St. Clair |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Traverse |
Funding will be used to upgrade water infrastructure in Traverse City. |
Grand Traverse County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to build a new relief sewer along Sorrento Street that will add capacity to the neighborhood stormwater system, enhance flow control, and limit street flooding. Funding will also be used to improve the underground stormwater detention system to mitigate flood risks. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Traverse |
Funding will be used to replace and refurbish aging equipment at the Traverse City Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant. |
Grand Traverse County |
MI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit General Services Department |
Funding will be used to renovate and reopen a warming shelter and restroom facilities at Clark Park. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Baltimore |
Funding will be used to construct accessible facilities, offices, and parking at Festival Park. |
Macomb |
MI |
$991,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gratiot Township |
Funding will be used to provide municipal water throughout the Township. |
St. Clair County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Employment Solutions Corporation |
Funding will be used to employ back up energy devices and flood mitigation measures at the Heilmann Recreation Center so that it can better withstand severe weather. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charlevoix County |
Funding will be used to restore historic structures. |
Charlevoix County |
MI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Portage |
Funding will be used to remove the Elijah Root Dam in order to re-establish the pre-dam channel bed and a functional floodplain. |
Kalamazoo |
MI |
$6,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council |
Funding will be used to remove a dam on Stover Creek. |
Emmet County |
MI |
$156,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians |
Funding will be used to extend water and sewer lines in the City of Dowagiac. |
Dowagiac |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
Funding will be used to eliminate stormwater infiltration into the sanitary sewer system from residential foundation drains. |
Ingham County |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Livonia |
Funding will be used to implement peak water demand management through the use of an elevated water storage tank. |
Wayne |
MI |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Thune |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Dakota Department of Transportation |
Reconstruction of the Brandon Interchange on I-90 and SD Highway 11 in Brandon. |
Brandon/Minnehaha County |
SD |
$32,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Thune |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Dakota Department of Transportation |
The project will improve safety, reliability, freight handling, operations, and restore the condition of SD-34. |
Whitewood-St. Onge-Belle Fourche/Lawrence |
SD |
$8,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Thune |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Dakota Department of Transportation |
Reconstruction of the Benson Road Interchange on I-229 and Benson road east and west of the interchange. |
Sioux Falls/Minnehaha County |
SD |
$31,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps - Wilmington District |
To fund environmental compliance for the Wilmington Harbor Navigation Improvement Project. |
Wilmington |
NC |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Central Crops Research Station |
Needed upgrades and improvements to crop breeding research facility used by USDA-ARS researchers. |
Clayton |
NC |
$6,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Statesville |
Replacing a deteriorating fire station with a new, modern facility that will serve a larger geographic area, have better access to major thoroughfares (reducing response times) and provide a safer environment for fire fighters. |
Statesville |
NC |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kannapolis |
Construction of a new fire department facility on existing city-owned property. |
Kannapolis |
NC |
$345,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Seymour Johnson AFB |
According to Air Force Installation Mission Support Center Small Arms Range Facility Assessment, Seymour Johnson has the worst range in the Air Force. Funding is needed to construct a Combat Arms Facility to include a 35-lane, 50-meter range, classrooms, administration, weapons cleaning, weapons maintenance, weapons and ammunition vault, and range supplies storage. The new Combat Arms 35-point range will satisfy the current operational requirement and prevent lengthy closures by allowing time to schedule routine and corrective maintenance and repair.
|
Goldsboro |
NC |
$3,180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune |
Funding is needed to update schools at Camp Lejeune. As of the FY23 FYDP, DOD was anticipating requesting this money in FY26. However, with military operations concluded in Afghanistan and more soldiers and families present at Camp Lejeune because of reduced operational tempo, this addition to the school is needed now. This will benefit military families stationed at Camp Lejeune. |
Jacksonville |
NC |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Life Center |
Provide funding to support expanding veteran-focused employment training programs offered and increase outreach efforts to veteran populations. |
Butner |
NC |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Jacksonville Police Department |
Provide the Jacksonville Police Department with a Rapid DNA instrument for processing evidence efficiently. |
Jacksonville |
NC |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Bragg |
Currently, Fort Bragg Child Development Centers have a waiting list that can span for several months as a result of both the sheer volume of personnel stationed at the installation and also special requirements. If this is not provided for, the existing deficit of Child Development Center Spaces creates an unnecessary hardship on soldiers and civilians of the Army at Fort Bragg. |
Fort Bragg |
NC |
$36,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Bragg |
As of the FY21 FYDP, DOD was anticipating requesting this money in FY24. However, with military operations concluded in Afghanistan and more soldiers and families present at Fort Bragg because of reduced operational tempo, this addition to the school is needed now. This will benefit military families stationed at Fort Bragg. |
Fort Bragg |
NC |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
NC Army National Guard |
The North Carolina Army National Guard has long been on the forefront of Aviation both in the State and Nationally. AASF#1 Supports 1-130th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion (ARB)– and AH-64 unit that is in the process of transitioning to the AH-64E Guardian Apache, the most modernized aircraft in the Army inventory. 1-130th ARB has a long and storied history of being the first reserve component battalion in the Army to field Apaches and the fourth in the entire world. They have been mobilized and performed at the highest levels in Desert Shield/Desert Storm, as well as numerous deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq. Not only does the existing flight facility not meet the requirements in size, scope, and capabilities – it falls woefully short of emerging requirements for the AH-64E. Building a new facility would address these issues. |
Morrisville |
NC |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Seymour Johnson AFB |
There is no dedicated alert and aircrew readiness facility for the 916th Air Refueling Wing (ARW). If a new facility is unavailable, the alert crews will be stationed in base lodging and marginally meet required alert mission response times. Moreover, lack of an adequate facility potentially increases risks of vehicular accidents and pedestrian hazards due to the proximity of current base lodging to the current tanker apron concerning required response times. A new facility would solve these issues. |
Goldsboro |
NC |
$6,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Seymour Johnson AFB |
The existing Child Development Center is 47 years old and has had two additions during its life cycle. The facility is undersized at 14 activity rooms/194 childcare slots. The lack of space causes military families to use off-base facilities, where the quality and availability of childcare are not guaranteed. In addition to insufficient space, the facility does not meet design standards, is non-compliant with ATFP criteria, and has deteriorating mechanical and electrical systems that are in dire need of replacement. A new one is needed.
|
Goldsboro |
NC |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Waxhaw |
This project would provide a mobile command unit for Waxhaw Police to allow for more efficient response to emergencies. |
Waxhaw |
NC |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cumberland County, NC Sheriff’s Office |
Upgrade Cumberland County public safety communications systems.
|
Cumberland County |
NC |
$2,474,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mooresville Police Department |
Upgrade Mooresville Police Department public safety communications systems. |
Mooresville |
NC |
$1,151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Washington |
Upgrade existing radio communication system to be compatible with state and local first responder communications systems. |
Washington |
NC |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Havelock |
Investing in a sewer line extension and pump station to support an economic development initiative to construct a mixed use residential and commercial project near Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point. |
City of Havelock |
NC |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Asheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministry |
This project will provide affordable housing serving Veterans, and their families and will include a comprehensive Services Center with Resource Coordination plus an education and training facility that builds skills with professional certifications and licensure that leads to career level jobs and a home for every Veteran and their family in Western North Carolina. |
Buncombe County |
NC |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RegenMed Development Organization (ReMDO) |
To acquire laboratory equipment. |
Winston-Salem |
NC |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Carolina Biotechnology Center (NCBiotech) |
Provide training to veterans for careers in the life sciences. |
Durham |
NC |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Industries of the Blind, Inc. |
Workforce development program for those who are blind or visually impaired. |
Greensboro |
NC |
$908,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County |
To provide ambulances to Wayne County for additional EMS Operations. |
Wayne County |
NC |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds will be used to continue oyster restoration projects in Maryland and Virginia, including constructing and rehabilitating reefs and planting oysters. Federal restoration funding has led to significant improvements in oyster population in the Bay. |
Talbot County |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Maryland, Eastern Shore |
Funds will be used to establish the Cybersecurity Education, Research, and Training Center for Critical Infrastructure at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES). This facility will conduct research to protect critical infrastructure for energy and water systems and train students in computer networking and cybersecurity in order to increase the pipeline of certified workers in the state. |
Princess Anne |
MD |
$468,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds will be used to design and construct jetties along the Hoopers Island causeway on Chesapeake Bay side to protect the shoreline and prevent roadway and structure damage. |
Dorchester County |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funds will be used for engineering and design that will allow the Army Corps of Engineers to develop a plan for future dredging of Queenstown Harbor and Creek. The federally authorized navigation channel serves community and municipal piers, maritime transit to protected anchorages as well as the needs of recreational boaters. The channel has not been dredged for more than 35 years, and is narrow and dangerous, making it difficult for boaters to maneuver and leading to vessels running aground. |
Queen Anne's County |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
Montgomery County Maryland |
Funds will be used to support the Low to Moderate Income Housing Electrification pilot program, which will replace fossil-fuel fired appliances and HVAC with more cost-effective, energy-efficient, and comfortable technologies that will reduce costs for low to moderate income tenants and building owners. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
Goucher College |
Funds will be used to support the installation of three acres of photovoltaic solar panels (PVP) across campus grounds and rooftops, which will allow the college to significantly reduce reliance on fossil fuels and reduce its electricity costs by $2 million a year. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin |
Funds will be used to implement the Commission’s Potomac River Basin Comprehensive Water Resources Plan to help protect, preserve, and restore the water quality of the Potomac River Basin. The Potomac River Basin supplies 78% of the drinking water for the DC Metropolitan Area. |
Rockville |
MD |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Midland |
Funds will be used to construct a new ADA compliant Town Hall to replace the current aging and outgrown structure that dates back to the town’s founding in 1900. The building will be equipped with broadband, wi-fi, and workstations, as well as a multipurpose room for community activities. |
Midland |
MD |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Frostburg |
Funds will be used to construct the Frostburg Childcare Center within the Frostburg Community Park area. This new space will allow for the city’s first childcare center serving children of all ages, supporting low-income families with children ages 0-3, and offering a Summer Day Camp. |
City of Frostburg and surrounding communities in Allegany County |
MD |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Charleston |
Funds will be used for the design of stream restoration and water quality retrofits on and adjacent to Charlestown Elementary School and the Charleston Athletic Complex. The stream restoration will help mitigate storm water flooding and reduce sediment runoff downstream towards the Chesapeake Bay. |
Town of Charlestown |
MD |
$96,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Shore Entrepreneurship Center (ESEC) |
Funds will help with build out, equipment, and initial operational support and working capital for the pilot-scale phase of the Farm to Freezer Project. This project will help small and medium-sized farms freeze their produce for wider markets and provide food for the Maryland Food Bank. |
Denton |
MD |
$985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Chritchlow Adkins Children's Centers |
The Critchlow Adkins Children’s Centers Preschool Site provides year-round, full-day education and care for children ages 2-4, and 74% of the families served are low-income. Funds will be used to help replace four HV/AC units and make related repairs, improving air circulation and quality at the preschool. |
Easton |
MD |
$43,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Morgan State University |
Funds will be used to support the new Center for Equitable Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) at Morgan State University. The Center will address complex data projects related to the development, deployment, and verification of socially responsible and equitable AI that recognizes diverse needs and users. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore County |
The Earth and Space Institute at UMBC supports multidisciplinary research and education in earth and space sciences and engineering. Funds will be used to upgrade laboratories to meet critical NASA certifications and enable the Institute to expand its capacity to undertake NASA and private missions while training students and young engineers. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cecil County |
Funds will be used to procure body worn equipment, data storage space, and personnel to ensure transparent response to requests for video of law enforcement actions and to improve transparency and community engagement. |
Elkton |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Worcester County |
Funds will be used for the purchase of body-worn cameras to assist the County’s efforts to comply with the new state requirement that all State law enforcement agencies have 100% body worn camera usage by 2025 and improve transparency and community engagement. |
Snow Hill |
MD |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Frostburg State University |
Funds will be used to complete a Regional Science Education Center to provide hands-on space exploration simulations, robotics, and coding programs for primarily middle-school aged children in Allegany County and neighboring school systems. The Center will also display artifacts and personal photographs from space missions conducted by Ricky Arnold, a NASA astronaut and alumni of Frostburg State University. The Center will provide a unique opportunity for students to experience STEM learning and provide an early look at STEM careers. |
Frostburg |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Charles County Sheriff's Office |
Funds will be used to support the Officer Mental Health, Wellness and Resiliency Program to address Critical Incident Stress Management, Peer Support, Crisis Intervention, and mental health and wellness services for all agency employees, family members, and retirees. |
La Plata |
MD |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bowie State University |
Funds will be used to increase collaboration among STEM fields at Bowie State University, including life sciences, health care, cybersecurity, information systems, quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and data analytics. It will advance workforce and entrepreneurial opportunities for students and faculty to commercialize research that crosses critical sectors. |
Bowie |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County |
Funds will be used to expand the Fresh START program, an Anne Arundel County Police initiative to connect youth impacted by trauma, mental health, and/or substance abuse to diversion services and reduce reliance on the criminal justice system. In its first year, the Fresh START program served more than double the expected number of young people and successfully diverted over 90% of its participants. |
Millersville |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Coppin State University |
Funds will be used for the purchase of body-worn cameras to assist the University’s efforts to comply with the new state requirement that all State law enforcement agencies have 100% body worn camera usage by 2025 and improve transparency and community engagement. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mount St. Mary's University |
Funds will be used to support expansion of STEM research facilities at Mount St. Mary's University and provide work-based training, build educator-industry partnerships, and strengthen cross-disciplinary STEM courses, particularly in the fields of computer science, cybersecurity, and physical sciences. |
Emmitsburg |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of MD Center for Environmental Science |
Funds will be used to support research into oyster restoration and to enhance UMCES’ production of oyster larvae and spat for research and restoration activities. Improving these practices will support the long-term health of oysters in the Bay and Maryland’s seafood industry. |
Cambridge |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Morgan State University |
Funds will be used to purchase a new vessel to support student education and research through a new “Semester by the Bay” experience at the Morgan State University PEARL laboratory. The PEARL Laboratory on the Patuxent River conducts cutting-edge research to increase understanding of coastal ecosystems and improve methods for protecting the Chesapeake Bay. The “Semester by the Bay” program will provide hands-on experience for students in Morgan State’s newly-created Coastal Science and Policy degree program and help further grow and strengthen our environmental workforce. |
Saint Leonard |
MD |
$919,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary's River Watershed Association |
Funds will be used to purchase a research vessel and to plan and design a scientific study to determine best practices for placing oyster populations in new sanctuaries. Improving these practices will support the long-term health of oysters in the Bay and Maryland’s seafood industry. |
Lexington Park |
MD |
$185,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Office of the State's Attorney, Prince George's County |
Funds will be use to streamline and organize the State’s Attorney’s Office case management system, enhancing the ability to process evidence. The new system will integrate data and digital evidence held by county and municipal law enforcement agencies and make it more accessible throughout the discovery process of trial preparation. |
Upper Marlboro |
MD |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Funds will be used to advance the new Public Safety Accountability Dashboard and support intimate partner violence intervention activities. The new dashboard will incorporate traditional criminal justice data from multiple agencies and public surveys to better track violent crime and response and enhance transparency in public safety activities. The City will also undertake intimate partner intervention activities to address an increase in domestic violence-related homicides in the city by supporting survivors and reducing further harm. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore |
Funds will be used to develop, implement, and evaluate an interdisciplinary training program for non-profit leaders, police officers, lawyers, and social workers on violence prevention. UMB plans to partner with Heartsmiles and the Black Mental Health Alliance to teach best practices in violence prevention, youth and community engagement, and avoiding interpersonal violence. By engaging with trusted community leaders and sharing effective strategies, the program will improve coordination on city-wide violence intervention and prevention. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Sister States of Maryland, Inc. |
This project will partner with the Reginald F. Lewis Museum to highlight and exhibit Maryland’s rich history fighting injustice around the world. The project is based on UNESCO Slave Route Project Research that identified Middle Passage ports of entry, including five ports of entry in Maryland. From those days of the slave trade to today, Marylanders like Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Thurgood Marshall, Decatur Dorsey, Pauli Murray and countless others, as well as organizations like Maryland’s HBCUs, churches, and civil groups have played key roles in civil rights both here in Maryland and abroad. Funds will be used for archival research and public education to highlight the role of Black Marylanders in the global struggle against discrimination and injustice. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maryland, Eastern Shore |
Funds will be used to convert underutilized facilities into a new Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at UMES, which will provide entrepreneurial resources, business incubator spaces, a Maker's Space, and educational facilities. Services will be free to the public, with the ultimate purpose of bringing economic development to the region and supporting minority-owned small business. |
Princess Anne |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Montgomery County Chamber Community Foundation |
Veteran Institute for Procurement (VIP) provides technical assistance on government and industry procurement processes, networking and connections to potential customers, and opportunities for veteran-owned companies to stay connected and support each other. Funds will be used to expand VIP training classes to accommodate increased demand and allow up to 450 service-disabled and veteran-owned small businesses to participate in the program. |
Rockville |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Frederick Innovative Technology Center, Inc. |
The Frederick Innovative Technology Center is a non-profit business incubator and accelerator designed to cultivate entrepreneurship in Frederick and surrounding rural areas. Funds will be used to develop the Innovative Science Center, a hub for science and tech innovators with state-of-the-art lab, office, and community space customized for early-stage bioscience, agriculture technology, renewable energy, and other technology start-ups. |
Rockville |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Maryland Institute College of Art |
MICA’s Baltimore Creatives Acceleration Network (BCAN) supports artists, designers, creatives, and cultural entrepreneurs as they develop the businesses that fuel Maryland’s creative economy – a sector that added over $10 billion in economic impacts in our state in 2020 and sustained nearly 70,000 jobs. Funds will be used to expand BCAN’s Scale your Passion, Creative Coaching, and mobile programming to provide mentorship, technical assistance, incubation space, and coaching to entrepreneurs seeking to launch new ventures. Since the program’s creation in 2017, BCAN alumni have opened retail establishments, secured partnerships with national retailers, and even been featured in Oprah’s Holiday Gift Guide. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Maryland Technology Development Corp |
Funds will be used to support TEDCO's new Open Institute for Black Women Entrepreneurs, a partnership with Maryland's four HBCUs to determine these entrepreneurs' needs at the intersection of research, tech transfer, and education. |
Columbia |
MD |
$418,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Universities at Shady Grove |
Operated by the Universities at Shady Grove’s Lab for Entrepreneurship and Transformative Leadership, the Equity Incubator provides guidance and support to groups of entrepreneurs and includes an 8-week long intensive program with weekly workshops and mentor meetings, and a venture pitch to a panel of judges. Funds will be used to expand the Equity Incubator program to meet demand. |
Rockville |
MD |
$956,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Baltimore Community Lending, Inc. |
Baltimore Community Lending has served the Baltimore community since 1989 with flexible financial resources. Funds will be used to acquire a facility to house their Small Business Development and Resource Center to serve as an accessible facility for community meetings, skill trainings, and other educational activities. The Center will provide co-working and business incubation space as well as legal services and support on accounting, procurement, insurance, and other technical assistance to develop start-up businesses. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Afro Charities, Inc. |
The AFRO-American Newspapers is the oldest Black-owned business in Maryland and has an archive of approximately three million photographs, several thousand letters, back issues of the paper, and personal audio recordings of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Funds will be used to prepare the physical materials in the AFRO archives collection for future digitization so they can be available to the public. Afro Charities will recruit community members as Fellows to prepare the archive and digitize the collection. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maryland, College Park |
Funds will be used to to support the Center's work as a hub helping to start, grow, and sustain small businesses from underserved communities across the state by connecting business owners with assistance in planning, financing, marketing, and other services and identifying and filling gaps in services available to the minority and women-owned small businesses. The Center also provides paid internships to UMD students to apply their academic lessons to the real world of helping underserved business owners to succeed. |
College Park |
MD |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Anne |
Funds will be used to expand the Inclusive Ventures Program, which assists small businesses and minority, women, and veteran entrepreneurs in Anne Arundel County with education, mentorship, and access to capital. The hands-on business training, legal and accounting support, and connections to financing opportunities will help sustain and grow new companies. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$713,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
American Communities Trust, Inc. |
Built 125 years ago, the Baltimore Pumphouse was the water pumping station for East Baltimore. Today it is a multi-phased project to bring retail and restaurants back to a distressed area for the first time in 50 years. The project includes five historical buildings. These federal funds will be used to complete renovation of the Historic Garage, Stables and Historic Machine Shop, which will house a manufacturing facility, catering business, and restaurant, as well as opportunities for job training and classes. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arena Players Incorporated |
Located in West Baltimore, Arena Players Incorporated is the oldest continually operating African American Community theatre in the United States. API’s current location is deteriorating and these federal funds will be used for comprehensive upgrades to the main performance space, a complete re-envisioning of the auxiliary spaces on the second and third floors, and immediate attention to the exterior, including ADA accessibility. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Liberty Community Development Corporation |
The Liberty Community Development Corporation operates a food pantry that serves individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in the Randallstown, Gwynn Oak and Windsor Mill areas of Baltimore County. These funds will be used for the planning, design, construction, repair, renovation and reconstruction of the existing food pantry to expand and improve its services. |
Windsor Mill |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Druid Heights CDC |
The Druid House Transitional Housing Program assists single parents experiencing homelessness in developing more independent living skills and stability, as they move toward a more permanent living situation. Residents receive services, including counseling and assistance in finding employment, as well as a monthly food pantry and transportation. These funds will be used for the rehabilitation of 13 apartment units located within the Druid Heights urban renewal community. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The National Great Blacks In Wax Museum, Inc. |
The National Great Blacks in Wax Museum is one of the most visible African American tourist attractions in Baltimore City and the State of Maryland, offering educational experiences that support community and family learning. As an anchor institution in the Oliver Community of East Baltimore, it attracts more than 125,000 visitors from across the country per year. These funds will be used to make repairs to the exterior of the building and updates to the Main Lobby, auditorium, kitchen, and restrooms; increase accessibility for people with disabilities; and support the exhibitions. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,009,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Building African American Minds, Inc |
BAAM provides student academic and social activities for Black students in Talbot County, as well as career and workforce development for youth and adults. Funds will be used to support the new BAAM Academic Center, adjacent to the BAAM Athletic Center, to house its academic and workforce services and allow to expand its student and adult participation. The BAAM Academic Center will include a library, 12 classrooms, a computer lab, a multipurpose/dining room with a commercial kitchen, a student lounge, a wellness and counseling center, and administrative offices. |
Easton |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
L.A.M.B. Inc, CDC |
The HAVEN project will provide healthy food alternatives for residents living in a food desert, office space for conducting job training and internship opportunities, job training opportunities, and food pantry space for our continued food distributions. Funds will be used to erect a four-story food eatery and office space project that will serve more than 500 community residences, local businesses, and the District Court House, located in the North Avenue area of East Baltimore City. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lower Shore Clinic Inc. |
The Lower Shore Clinic, Inc Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment Facility provides wraparound care and services for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness and substance use disorders, who frequently have complex health needs. Funds will be used for 21 housing units among at least 7 houses throughout the tri-county area of Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties. These additional units will support the expansion of psychiatric rehabilitation services and the integration of Co-Occurring Outpatient Substance Use Treatment services. |
Salisbury |
MD |
$645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Central Chesapeake Region, Inc. |
The Arc Central Chesapeake Region serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout the Eastern Shore. Funds will be used to support development of The Arc at Port Street facility, which will provide counseling, day services, and a community gathering space for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. The Arc at Port Street is being developed alongside The Residences at Port Street, which will provide quality affordable housing. This project will allow The Arc to grow its Eastern Shore programs by at least 60%, serving a minimum of 150 people by 2025, so that people with disabilities can live, work, and connect within their community. |
Easton |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
End Hunger in Calvert County |
The End Hunger Community Economic Development Project serves individuals in Calvert, Charles, St. Mary’s, Prince George’s, and southern Anne Arundel Counties, creating a centralized location for local organizations and nonprofits to create new opportunities for residence and address the root causes of poverty. Funds will be used to renovate facilities to support the receipt and distribution of food to food pantries, schools, and businesses serving low income families. It also includes a dedicated space for a Culinary Workforce Development Program for students with disabilities. |
Hungtingtown |
MD |
$1,133,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Human Service Coalition of Prince George's County |
Many residents in Prince George’s County live in food deserts where they have limited access to affordable and nutritious foods and meals. These funds will allow Nonprofit Prince George’s County to purchase a mobile food delivery truck that will expand their service delivery of free foods to vulnerable residents and those in need. |
Bowie |
MD |
$513,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester County |
Worcester County’s Housing Rehabilitation Program currently assists local homeowners by paying for housing rehabilitation costs. These federal funds will continue that effort to assist single family homeowners and rental properties with necessary rehabilitation projects to bring properties up to applicable building codes and standards, including roof replacements, lead abatement, accessibility features, energy efficient windows, and plumbing upgrades. |
Snow Hill |
MD |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pleasant View Historical Association |
The Pleasant View Historic Site was the center of an African American Community in Montgomery County for more than 100 years, and serves as an example of how free African American communities in Maryland and across the country came together and sustained themselves after the Civil War. These funds will be used to renovate and stabilize deteriorated buildings on the site that they can be safe to reopen to the public for tours and meetings and allow the Pleasant View Historical Association to expand existing educational partnerships with Montgomery County Schools and the University of Shady Grove. |
Gaithersburg |
MD |
$943,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority |
In 2018 the Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority created River Park, which included completing the North Branch River Trail, whitewater features, access to the river for boating and fishing, and the creation of a variety of trails and trail connections as a destination for hikers and bikers, and for use by local residents. Federal funding for the trail section of the park consists of trail design, engineering, and construction of the on-grade trail system, the wetland trail boardwalk, an overlook on the trail, a small pedestrian bridge, railing, landscaping, interpretative and wayfinding signage, and a paved parking area. The trail will also provide safe passage into the newly designed downtown Cumberland Historic District. |
Cumberland |
MD |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Michael's Community Center |
The current St. Michaels Community Center is in a World War II era former lumber warehouse that with no windows, limited accessibility, no insulation, and only partial HVAC. These federal funds will allow for the renovation of the building to allow the Community Center to expand their services, including a commercial kitchen with a new Culinary Arts Workforce Development Program to enroll unemployed individuals and those with barriers to employment to learn food preparation skills while expanding the Community Food Distribution Program. The Center will also include equipped classrooms for after-school programs, summer, camp, and adult education, along with a Technology Center to provide online classes from Chesapeake College and serve as a home for a retail entrepreneurship training program. |
St. Michael's |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary's County |
Residents in Lexington Park need safe pedestrian access on Pegg Road, which serves medium to high density homes, senior living, and a recently constructed affordable housing development. The road also carries a high volume of NAS Pax River base traffic. This project would create a continuous, safe sidewalk system for the residents in the community. |
Lexington Park |
MD |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Community Development Corporation |
Since 2000, homeownership has declined in McElderry Park by almost 40% as landlords bought up properties for rentals. The pandemic subsequently sparked a home buying boom, making it more difficult for low-income buyers to compete for affordable homes. The Southeast CDC will use these federal funds to acquire vacant and distressed homes, then rehab and resell them at affordable prices to low-to-moderate-income homebuyers. Homebuyers will also have access to financial counseling and affordable loan products. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Community Services |
JCS provides a lifetime commitment of care, support, and guidance for people with disabilities in Maryland through 24-hour supervision, staffing, nursing, and other supportive services to 29 low and moderate income, developmentally disabled residents who live in one of nine Alternative Living units (ALU) in the Baltimore area. These federal funds will allow JCS to complete necessary renovations and accessibility modifications that will allow the residents to continue to live safely and remove barriers to mobility within the homes. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rebuild Metro, Inc |
The Johnston Square is an underserved neighborhood that is currently the site of the Johnston Square Gateway Project, an effort to build over 200 mixed-income homes and a series of new commercial spaces over the next five years. These federal funds will convert four acres of vacant and dilapidated land into a modernized and sustainable greenspace that will offer high-quality amenities like play spaces, fitness stations, and shade trees to the Johnston Square community and provide a high-quality lit practice field for St. Frances Academy's football team. The park will be designed to serve as a place for Johnston Square families to play and exercise and as a locus of community gatherings, events, and other social activities like farmers markets and festivals for local residents. The project will also serve to connect the neighborhood to the Jones Falls Trail and East Coast Greenway, allowing greater access to Penn Station, Druid Hill Park, and other city amenities. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mace's Lane Community Center, Inc. |
Funds will be used to repurpose the old Mace’s Lane High School into a new Mace’s Lane Community Center. The new center will house the Edythe M. Jolley Museum and Cultural Center and the Boys and Girls Club, providing an environmentally friendly and safe facility for the arts, education, recreation, celebration, and other services. The Edythe M. Jolley Museum will tell the story of the role of African American education in America and education's role in furthering the Civil Rights Movement. The Boys and Girls Club will continue afterschool programs and mentoring for community youth. The federal funds will be used to repurpose the old Mace's Lane High School into the Mace's Lane Community Center. |
Cambridge |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mary Harvin Community Development Corporation |
The Workforce Housing Project is part of the East Baltimore Revitalization Project, which aims to transform the neighborhood and encourage residents to stay long-term. Federal funds will be used to support construction of housing units for the Mary Harvin Transformation Center trainees, recent graduates, and their families, giving them a safe and stable home as they develop their skills and find new careers. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$4,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Benedictine: Certified Special Education Schoo |
For more than 60 years, the Benedictine School for Exceptional Children, Inc. has been educating and training students and adults with severe intellectual, developmental, or multiple disabilities. Students on the autism spectrum now comprise at least 80% of the school population. Benedictine's offerings include a residential program for students ages 5 to 21 and it is one of largest special education residential programs in the state. The federal funds requested will provide for new student residences, program space, multi-purpose sensory/recreational spaces, a family visiting area, a state-of-the art nursing station, and an updated kitchen and dining facility. |
Ridgely |
MD |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
College Park City-University Partnership |
The College Park City-University Partnership is establishing a Housing Trust program to provide affordable workforce housing and to stabilize targeted College Park neighborhoods. Today, only 6 percent of UMD faculty and staff live in College Park; many of the neighborhoods nearest the University have expensive rental properties and many potential home buyers can't access homeownership, especially in neighborhoods where home prices have soared astronomically. Federal funds will be used to purchase homes and place them into a Shared Equity Homeownership Program to support owner-occupied homeownership. |
College Park |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
American Communities Trust, Inc. |
Last Mile Park is a one-mile urban ecological and public art trail that will loop through Amtrak’s eight overpasses, making it safe for residents north of the tracks to access the many publicly-funded amenities-parks, playgrounds and retail-to the south. Last Mile Park is planned as a one-mile urban ecological and public art trail that will loop through Amtrak's eight overpasses. The trail will take pedestrians on a tour of sculptural art, permanent artistic light installations, and green infrastructure while providing engaging information on the narratives and culture of East Baltimore and its residents. The project integrates the northern and southern neighborhoods around the railroad track, promoting one unified community. Federal funds will be used complete the remaining seven overpasses for Last Mile Park. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
L.A.M.B. Inc, CDC |
This project will serve as a safe sanctuary for families, women, and children who have survived domestic violence and abuse. Funds will be used to build an emergency housing facility for 50-70 families, including 100 beds, playrooms for the children, community space, and a kitchen and dining area. Rosa’s House will also assist residents in finding permanent housing and other services and will provide individual and family counseling and healthcare services. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Enoch Pratt Free Library |
The Community of Park Heights includes 25,000 residents and has been without a library since the former Pimlico Branch Library closed over seventeen years ago. The closure has severely limited the community's access to information and impacted an entire generation of potential users including generations of children who never experienced a neighborhood library. Funds will be used to construct a new library in the Park Heights community at the intersection of Park Heights and Woodland Avenues |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Berlin |
The creation of RT. 113 divided the Town of Berlin. Residents who live west of RT. 113 have access to the town's only grocery store, healthcare providers, Town Hall, and Worcester County library without having to cross a major highway. However, the residents who live east of RT. 113 lack safe access to these vital services. Funds will be used to construct a pedestrian bridge to improve pedestrian safety and increase interconnectability between the neighborhoods and districts in town. |
Berlin |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Garrett County |
The eastern portion of the town of Grantsville is a popular spot for commercial business, parks and historic features. This area near the historic Casselman Bridge is also part of a designated Arts & Entertainment District. Pedestrian traffic has increased as the area has become more popular. Currently, a sidewalk extends from Main Street east to the access road to the Casselman River State Park, but there is great need to extend that sidewalk along Route 40. Funds will be used to construct a sidewalk along National Pike/Route 40 between the access road for the Casselman River Bridge State Park and River Road. |
Grantsville |
MD |
$3,941,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Annapolis |
The Electric Transit System Project will provide a strategic upgrade to Annapolis' public transit services, help to alleviate traffic congestion, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and, in the short term, mitigate an acute parking shortage due to the reconstruction of the Hillman Garage. Funds will be used to purchase a new electric bus for the City’s Circulator service, four micro transit electric vehicles for a new service of short, frequent, fixed routes, and two passenger ferries for a new service to connect downtown Annapolis and Eastport, MD. Funds will also support a fare-free transit pilot program. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Salisbury |
The Rail-Trail is an essential component of the City of Salisbury's transformation as a welcoming and walkable city. The proposed Trail addresses a critical missing piece to the City's existing Trail network: a comfortable, safe, and centrally located mobility network that serves both recreation and transportation purposes. The Rail-Trail will serve as the centerpiece and spine of Salisbury's active transportation network, connecting residents, employees, students, and visitors to key destinations across Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore. Upon completion, the Trail will connect Salisbury to the City of Fruitland in the south and the Town of Delmar in the north. Funds will be used to complete 1.6 miles of the City’s Rail Trail. |
Salisbury |
MD |
$6,139,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Shiloh Community Development Corporation |
Funds will be used to support the construction of the New Shiloh Cultural Arts and Recreation Center, which is the 8th and final project in the development plan for New Shiloh Village. The Center will service the Village and Greater Mondawmin area with basketball camps, track and field training, weight and exercise rooms, tutoring programs, and mentoring for local youth. It will also house existing programs, including the Carter Children Center for tutoring, the Mentoring Male Youth Program, Senior Exercise Programs, the YMCA Head Start Program, and health screening provided by Bon Secours Health Care. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
The effects of more than a century of explicit and implicit segregation are evidenced inventory of nearly 15,000 vacant properties that Baltimore City works every day to maintain. The number of vacant properties in Baltimore City are directly tied to suburban flight and lack of access to capital to maintain homes to build intergenerational wealth. These properties contribute to neighborhood blight and are safety hazards for the community. Funds will be used for demolition in neighborhoods with a concentration of vacant properties and stabilization of vacant properties to ready them for future acquisition and rehabilitation. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban Strategies, Inc |
The City of Baltimore and the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC) have been working to redevelop hundreds of public housing units at the Perkins-Somerset-Old Town sites into a vibrant, mixed-income community and to make major investments in improving neighborhood and resident outcomes. These federal funds will be used to complete construction and ensure the timely delivery of 802 units of mixed-income housing, which will surround a large central park and be anchored by the new K-8 City Springs School. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MSBC Five Star Program, Inc. |
The Star Community Family Life Center will turn a former body shop into a space for a variety of multi-generational programs and services including the Youth 360 Program; supportive physical and mental health counseling and services offered to youth and adults; recreational space for activities; and meeting and training space for seminars, classes and workforce development. Federal funds will support the renovation. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Frederick County |
The Frederick and Pennsylvania Railroad Trail (F&P Trail) is a new, shared-use path in Frederick County that will connect the City of Frederick to the Town of Walkersville to the north. This project will result in the increased connectivity and safe and efficient mobility, both for recreational and commuting purposes. It will provide a safe and efficient way to bike, walk, jog and roller blade between the Town of Walkersville and Downtown Frederick. Funds will be used for engineering and design of phases 2 and 3 of the project from Fountain Rock Nature Center to Heritage Farm Park. |
Walkersville |
MD |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
BRIDGES Community Development Corporation |
The Belvedere Place Apartments project, a transformational mixed-use apartment complex, will lead the way for significant investment in the West Belvedere Avenue corridor across the street from the Pimlico Race Course by creating affordable rental housing. Funds will be used support construction of a 154-unit affordable apartment building to provide quality housing for families with low and moderate incomes that are 60% or less of the Area Medium Income. The facility will also include an internal court yard, fitness center, park, and gathering space for the community. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
BELOVED COMMUNITY SERVICES CORPORATION |
Juanita Jackson Mitchell was the first African-American woman to graduate from the University of Maryland Carey School of Law and practice law in the state of Maryland. Attorney Jackson Mitchell's law office in Baltimore has long been vacant and was purchased by Beloved Community Services Corporation as part of its efforts to preserve properties of historical significance to the African-American community and restore neighborhoods that have been destroyed by the long-standing practice of redlining and decades of governmental and institutional neglect. ROAR, a project of Mitchell's alma mater, University of Maryland, Baltimore, is a multi-disciplinary center where survivors of crime, violence, and harm can access wraparound legal, case management, and mental health services in one place, which research shows provides the best outcomes for survivors whose needs are myriad and complex. Funds will be used to renovate, restore and maintain the Juanita Jackson Mitchell Legal Center, and to provide initial funding for a satellite office of Rebuild, Overcome, and Rise (ROAR) Center of the University of Maryland, Baltimore. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Druid Heights CDC |
The Druid Heights CDC is a resident-driven, community-focused organization focused on development of residential and commercial properties alongside community outreach programs like housing counseling, re-entry programs, afterschool tutoring, and summer camp. Federal funds will be used to renovate the Druid Heights Maggie Quille Center to serve as a multipurpose center with two community spaces, a youth programming center, a computer lab, and nine offices. The community center also includes two vacant lots that have been transformed into a playground and outside green space. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Laurel |
The City of Laurel, MD intends to develop a multi-service training and employment service center that will house an overnight shelter for 60 individuals; an institutional kitchen and food pantry; post office boxes; laundry services; a computer learning & career assistance center with library; space for onsite physicians and dentists; office space for case workers, counselors, and other related social services; a centralized reception area with dining and lounge space; and some recreational use space. The facility will also include a clothing distribution center and police security office. Federal funds will be used to support renovations of the existing structure. |
Laurel |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of Baltimore |
Funds will be used to rehabilitate a building in Greater Rosemont to serve as an Intergenerational Center and support multiple generations of a family through Head Start classes and other community programming. While federal funds will primarily contribute to renovations to the section of the building that will house a Head Start program serving 120 children, the full project will include a community health clinic, behavioral health services for teens and adults, workforce development services, afterschool tutoring and summer programs, meeting rooms and community spaces, computer labs, a playground and open spaces for families, and two basketball courts. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dorchester County |
Woods Road in Dorchester County is a highly traveled road that needs improvements to improve safety and access on the corridor. Funds will be used to pave and paint through lanes and turning lanes, and make drainage improvements. |
Cambridge |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Frederick |
The Frederick Community Action Agency serves 25,000 meals per year at the Soup Kitchen and provides food for 700 households per month with the Food Bank, ranging from very low-income families who use the foodbank on a regular basis to moderate-income families who are facing a financial crisis and need temporary assistance. Federal funds will support upgrades to the food distribution center and soup kitchen, which will allow for storage and distribution of fresh food and address current operational inefficiencies. Funds will also help construct a community garden to allow for onsite production of healthy produce and professional development to improve staff’s culinary skills. Finally, the project includes the renovation of an adjacent multi-family building that has 14 rooms of permanent supportive housing to serve Frederick’s most vulnerable community members. |
Frederick |
MD |
$1,316,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Washington County |
The current Boys & Girls Club clubhouse in Washington County has deteriorated to such a degree that it not only is no longer cost-effective to repair and large portions of the 28,000 square foot building now unusable. Federal funds will be used to build a new Boys & Girls Club clubhouse to provide a safe, secure, and optimized space for up to 500 youth per day, a new Teen Center, and career and workforce development programs. |
Hagerstown |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East Baltimore Development, Inc. |
East Baltimore Development, Inc. is engaged in a multi-year revitalization project in the historic Middle East Neighborhood, now known as Eager Park. Federal funds will support infrastructure work at the Henderson-Hopkins Community School and commercial, retail, and residential development sites in the southeastern section of the EBDI project area including Eager Park. This work is necessary to develop new space for commercial tenants and a grocery store in what is now a food desert. Federal funds will be used to repair and upgrade public roadways, curbs and sidewalks; update streetscaping, lighting, and storm drainage systems; replace water mains and service lines; other infrastructure-related repairs and enhancements; and engineering design. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The Penn Line is MARC Train's busiest commuter rail line, with over 55 weekday trains operating between 4:00 a.m. and midnight across 77 miles of track from end-to-end. Funds will be used to design a nine-mile segment of fourth track between Grove Interlocking near Odenton, Maryland and the Winans Interlocking near Halethorpe, Maryland, passing through the Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) rail station. This fourth track will ensure uninterrupted service for MTA’s Penn Line as Amtrak starts to add additional Acela service along the corridor and allow for enhanced Penn Line service in the future. |
Hanover |
MD |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wicomico County, Maryland |
The Salisbury – Wicomico Regional Airport plans to extend Runway 14-32 to meet existing performance needs of the incumbent air carrier, secure air service and airline jobs in the region, and provide for future needs to support demand and growth of the airport. Funds will be used to address wetland mitigation necessary to allow Runway 14-32 to be extended by 1200 feet in a sustainable way. |
Salisbury |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The existing air traffic control tower (ACTC) at BWI Airport is the second oldest of its type in the nation and has passed its useful life, has line of sight issues, constrains growth, and lacks sufficient space to accommodate equipment or upgrades needed for mission-critical ATC services. The construction of a new ATCT at the Concourse D site approved by FAA blocks views of portions of the airfield from the existing ATCT and requires a temporary facility to be provided to control those areas. Federal funds will be used to renovate an existing unused ramp control tower to meet current building codes and provide air traffic controller equipment and communications to facilitate operations in conjunction with the existing tower during construction of the new ACTC. |
Hanover |
MD |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
I-81 serves as a key shipping and logistics spine up and down the East Coast. Ensuring more reliable and consistent free-flow operations will encourage continued growth of the corridor's warehousing and supply chain industry. Funds will be used for preliminary engineering and design of phases 3 and 4 of the I-81 widening project. |
Hagerstown |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
The Riverside Park Pool was the first integrated swimming pool in Baltimore City in 1962. The late Congressman Elijah Cummings famously integrated the pool in 1962 at the age of 11 and upon completion of the improvements, the pool and bathhouse house will be named in honor of the Congressman. Currently Riverside Park averages a total over 100,000 visitors per year and has hosted a total 110 events, activities, and program league. Funds will be used for design and construction of renovations to the existing bathhouse and pool, including new locker rooms, covered pavilions, courtyard, shade structures, a splash pad/ wading pool, new pool decking, and upgraded pool systems. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Baltimore Partnership |
Federal funding would be used for Phase 2 of the multimodal infrastructure and public realm improvements at Baltimore Penn Station. Prior state and federal funding requests have focused on Phase 1: The MARC/Amtrak concourse expansion and infrastructure required to make this new facility functional. Phase 2 consists of the broader connectivity improvements needed to make Baltimore Penn Station a genuine multimodal transit hub and reconnect socioeconomically and racial/ethnically diverse neighborhoods in the heart of Baltimore City. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Asian American Center of Frederick |
The 3E Center will provide space for programs and services for the Asian American communities in Frederick. Federal funds will be used to support the construction of the new center, which will include a daycare center, after school programs for elementary age students, a small gymnasium and multi-purpose space, and educational facilities such as classrooms, library, and a computer center. |
Frederick |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation |
Since 2010, the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation has partnered with communities across the United States to create multipurpose, low-maintenance recreation facilities for children in underserved communities. Federal funds will allow for the expansion of the Youth Development Park Initiative to 20 additional sites within the State of Maryland. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sandy Spring Museum |
The Sandy Spring Museum’s Regional Folklife Center provides space for rehearsals, performances, classes, and meetings, as well as technical assistance and networking opportunities to support local artists. Federal funds will be used to expand Sandy Spring Museum’s physical location to include a 1,200 square foot Folklife Hub. Upon completion, the space will serve as a performance space for country folk artists who are immigrants, people of color, and members of underserved communities. The unique resources of the Folklife Hub will keep traditions of country folk music alive for many communities and provide a home for services that are currently being offered virtually. |
Sandy Spring |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Elkton Colored School Museum & Cultural Center, In |
During the period between 1864 and 1867, a subscription school was established in Elkton, Cecil County's seat of government, for the education of the African American children. Classes were initially held in the Providence Church until the current historic structure was erected in 1880. Federal funds will be used to restore the Elkton Colored School into a catalytic center for interpreting Black heritage; stimulating affordable housing; spurring minority businesses; enhancing Financial Literacy; reducing the recidivism rate through workforce development and job readiness life skill programs, after school programs and coaching; and providing space for community involvement and engagement. |
Elkton |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The SMRT transit corridor benefits the resident population of approximately 439,000 with an estimated ridership of 28,000 people in Prince George’s and Charles Counties. This high-capacity transit service will alleviate one of the worst commutes in the Country, ignite job growth in Regional Activity Centers, help to correct the jobs imbalance between the western and eastern side of the D.C. metropolitan area, and invigorate the economy of Maryland. Federal funds will support the design, engineering, and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process, and secure a Record of Decision for the development of a 19-mile fixed-route, high capacity transit service from the Branch Avenue Metrorail Station in Camp Springs to Waldorf/White Plains. As the only region west of the Chesapeake Bay without high-capacity transit, this project is critical in bringing much needed relief to an area that is primarily limited to two constrained highway corridors. Completion of this project will ultimately bring economic and racial equity to this majority-minority region through job creation and job access. The increased employment and property values resulting from rapid transit are projected to expand the tax base by $5 billion to $6 billion, which in itself would cover the construction cost of the project. |
Charles County |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County |
Federal funds will be used to provide a multi-modal transportation center in Parole at the Westfield Annapolis Mall. The facility will serve existing local and regional bus service, but will also be designed as an intermodal hub with possible future connectivity to modes such as bikeshare, carshare, and ridehailing services. |
Anne Arundel County |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aberdeen |
The Aberdeen Train Station is a multi-modal transportation center offering daily commuter service on Amtrak and Maryland Area Regional Commuter (MARC) trains and the Harford Link Transit bus service. This project would fund the site acquisition and demolition, preliminary engineering and design, and updated cost estimates for improvements to the station. These improvements would remove the physical and economic barriers separating the City residents from U.S. Route 40, the multi-modal transportation uses, employment opportunities, and downtown services. |
Aberdeen |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County |
The Odenton MARC station is located adjacent to Fort Meade on the Penn Line and is a targeted area for transit-oriented development with a mix of commercial, retail, and housing properties that are pedestrian and bike friendly. Federal funds will accelerate the process by consolidating parking into a more efficient space for MARC commuters and transforming existing surface parking lots into transit-oriented development. |
Odenton |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Maryland |
Montgomery and Howard Counties plan to extend the Montgomery County Flash Bus System northward from its existing terminus in Burtonsville to Downtown Columbia, including stops in Maple Lawn and the Johns Hopkins Advanced Physics Lab. Federal funds to purchase four zero-emission buses will allow a bi-county bus with peak period service (3 morning and 3 evening trips) on an hourly headway. Montgomery will purchase, own and operate the vehicles, and Howard County will fund the annual operating costs for their share of this service. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$3,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Frederick |
The East Street Rails with Trails Shared Use Pathway will provide access from MARC station to the Monocacy River at the Mill Island neighborhood. This project is a key component of the City’s Shared-Use Path and On-Street Bike network expansion, designed to facilitate safe travel throughout the City of Frederick without the need or use of an automobile. The Shared-Use Path system plan consists over 25 miles spanning six corridors and connect Frederick’s downtown MARC Station with the City’s commercial corridors, residential neighborhoods, and parks. Federal funds will support the construction of a pedestrian bridge to carry the East Street Rails with Trails Shared Use Pathway over Liberty Road/MD 26. |
Frederick |
MD |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Maryland |
Montgomery County is committed increasing bike ridership to reduce pollution and traffic congestion. Federal funds will be used to provide secure bike parking facilities in downtown Bethesda and downtown Silver Spring. Both proposed facilities are adjacent to transit hubs and the Capital Crescent Trail and are within major mixed-use downtown areas. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$428,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Prince George's County |
As the County transit system grows, the Prince George's County Department of Public Works and Transportation (DPW&T) needs an additional facility to store and maintain fixed route vehicles as capacity of the current primary facility has been exceeded. Federal funds will support a feasibility study, design, and construction and bid documentation for a new facility. |
Largo |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics – Hagerstown |
The Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics campus in Hagerstown is Maryland’s exclusive FAA-certified Airframe and Powerplant training provider, preparing graduates to be Aircraft Maintenance Technicians. Federal funds will support a 10,000 square foot expansion of the campus to house the its growing program. The additional space will allow the Institute to increase their current enrollment by 20% and focus on bringing equity to underserved populations by offering flexible educational opportunities for nontraditional students and underrepresented groups. The services housed by the additional space will address the labor needs of the high-preforming and resilient aviation industry while promoting economic growth and diversified training opportunities for underserved populations in the region. |
Hagerstown |
MD |
$1,695,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
10:12 Sports Inc. |
Federal funding would support the first phase of the West Baltimore Teen Achievement Center project, including the purchase of a facility to provide community services to 13-21-year-old boys and men who live in historically marginalized areas in West Baltimore. The young men receive job training, mentorship, and leadership development, strengthening community bonds and reducing crime rates among young adults in West Baltimore. Upon completion of the project, the Center will be a location for the program to administer its services and serve as a vital space within the community. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Federal funds would be used to complete the Eastern Segment of the Baltimore Greenway Trails Network. This segment benefits from significant preliminary investment and is the most critical corridor to completing the Baltimore Greenway Trails Network. The Eastern Segments are in negotiations between Baltimore City and the property owners for acquisition for future trail use. Advancing these vital segments will ensure the Greenway leverages all available resources to serve the residents of Baltimore via a connected urban trail network. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary's County |
Federal funding will allow for a comprehensive system of storm drainage system that will help fight ongoing erosion at MD-249 St. George Island, in addition to the installation of channel-ward breakers 35 feet from the existing shoreline. This will help lower or eliminate the multiple flood events that take place on a monthly basis and damage roadway access to leave the island. |
George Island |
MD |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Annapolis |
The West East Express (WEE) and the College Creek Connector Trails are two connected and high priority trail projects underway in Annapolis that will dramatically expand the City’s trail network. Federal funding would be used to build a significant portion of the West East Express and complete the design work on the College Creek Connector. Both trails are located at prominent gateways into Annapolis and trace routes of significant geographic, cultural, and urban features, including State and County government complexes, the Annapolis Town Center, St. John’s College Campus, and three public housing communities |
Annapolis |
MD |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County |
Federal funds will be used to renovate the restrooms, floors, and plumbing of an existing building, owned by Anne Arundel County, to house a nonprofit incubator and community space that will also include wellness services and programming. The updated space will help new nonprofits get off the ground or increase their capacity to provide services. Nonprofits at the Incubator will also receive training and personalized coaching to grow quickly and sustainably. |
Crownsville |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition |
Using a multi-pronged service, technical assistance, outreach, and direct aid program, MCRC will improve the economic and health outcomes of low-and-moderate income households across Maryland who are currently burdened with medical debt. Federal funding will support two additional staff, a Medical Debt Navigator and a Medical Debt Organizer, to work directly with Marylanders to address billing issues, access legal services, and reduce or eliminate medical debt. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mount Vernon Place Conservancy |
Mount Vernon Place is a public park in Baltimore City in need of federal investment for revitalization and restoration. As the first monument to honor George Washington in the United States, the park is a registered National Historic Landmark District. Mount Vernon Place serves the diverse and middle class neighborhoods that surround the park through the various festivals, concerts, and events that are held on park grounds. Federal funds will support historic preservation of the park alongside 21st century updates for additional events and for visitors and residents to enjoy for years to come. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore County Maryland |
Federal funds will allow for the initial planning of a full interchange near Tradepoint Atlantic and I-695 to assist in the increasing industrial expansion and related traffic. The Sparrows Point interchange would maximize the potential redevelopment activities at Tradepoint Atlantic, move trucks off the toll plaza, and reduce truck traffic impacting residential communities on Dundalk Avenue and Holabird Avenue. Baltimore Metropolitan Council (BMC) has completed a point-to-point study for this project location. |
Sparrows Point |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Somerset County, Maryland |
This project will construct a 10,000 to 15,000 square foot Community Center at Somerset County’s current outdoor recreation facility. This project will include a new double court gym, with track, activity and meeting rooms, administrative space and a synthetic turf field. Presently there is no facility like this in Somerset County but there is a tremendous need for such an amenity. |
Westover |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
African American Fire Fighters Historical Society |
Federal funding will allow the African American Fire Fighters Historical Society to purchase and restore the historic Oliver Community Firehouse into the International Black Fire Fighter Museum & Safety Education Center. The Museum and Safety Education Center will preserve not only the building but the long history of Black Firefighters working to protect their communities and share their stories with future generations. The museum aims to educate individuals about the work of African American firefighters but also educate the public on fire safety and inspire a new generation of fire fighters. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore County Maryland |
Northwest Regional Park serves the Owings Mills community with athletic fields, baseball diamonds, picnic pavilions, a playground, and walking paths and hiking trails. Federal funds will support the design and construction of new water play features, including a splash pad, a comfort station with changing rooms, and expanded parking for more visitors. The request meets the needs expressed by community members through a 2022 survey indicating a strong desire for water-based recreational facilities as the surrounding areas do not have access to waterfront beaches, parks, or outdoor pools. The investment in the park will give community members increased access to a park space to enjoy. |
Owings Mills |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City Life Community Builders Ltd. |
Directly across from the Henderson Hopkins K-8 School is a vacant housing site that is becoming a health and safety issue. The conditions of these four blocks of blighted homes pose a danger to the community as they encase lead paint, asbestos, and other hazardous materials. The City Life Community Builders aims to transform this space with the development of 52 homes that will remove the safety and health hazard of the properties and turn them into affordable housing for Baltimore City families instead. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bowie |
Allen Pond Park is Bowie’s largest park with a playground, turf fields, and an amphitheater. The park is a hub for middle-income residents of all ages as it provides sport fields, an entertainment venue, cultural events, and exercise space. In a 2018 study, it was reported that out of the organized recreational sports groups in Bowie, 47.5% are Bowie residents participating in field sports and the remainder are regional users, displaying how the fields in the park serve both residents and those in the region. The investments in Allen Pond Park will allow for the space to continue to serve the middle-class residents and visitors of Bowie. |
Bowie |
MD |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester County |
Federal funding will provide a new dedicated space for Worcester County’s After School Zone, Summer Camp, and other youth programs within the existing Worcester County Recreation Center. The new space would accommodate new youth programming and classes and include restrooms, meeting space, and separate entrance, while freeing up and modernizing the current space utilized for youth activities. |
Snow Hill |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Approximately 30% of Baltimore City households do not own a car, and a lack of accessibility to transit and pedestrian facilities is a major barrier for many residents. The City has identified 15 major transit corridors that need improvements to make them more accessible to residents with disabilities. Federal funds will be used to upgrade a portion of a gateway transit corridor to full accessibility in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This includes improvements to sidewalk, curb ramp, pedestrian signal, pavement markings and removal of obstructions (utility poles) within the sidewalk walk accessible path. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
Through the completion of the Halfway Boulevard Extended project, Washington County residents will have reduced congestion and emergency response times along MD-63 as the result of a new four-lane roadway. This alternative to I-81 and 70 is important for the County’s overall transportation network. Federal funds will support construction of the extension of the existing Halfway Boulevard to MD-63. |
Hagerstown |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Maryland |
Driving simulator training is a proven technology to help reduce preventable accidents in the transit industry. Federal funds will be used to establish a driving simulator training program within Montgomery County’s Ride On Operations Safety and Training Program. These simulators will be able to teach operators to handle high incident events in a safe environment, improving the overall safety of Ride On service. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$588,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Maryland |
The Montgomery County Department of Transportation is launching a pilot program to provide families with electric cargo bikes in a variety of configurations to suit their needs. This program will allow residents to test whether electric assist-cargo bikes are suitable for their family and increase usage of electric bikes in the County, reducing environmental emissions from a reduction in vehicle traffic. Federal funds will support the launch of the new program. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County |
Federal funding will be used to accelerate the design, right-of-way acquisition, and construction of spurs and connectors to the major trails traversing Anne Arundel County. The new spurs will help connect local and national trails including the East Coast Greenway and the American Discovery Trail. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority |
The creation of the River Park in the North Branch of the Potomac River in Downtown Cumberland is hindered by the existing Cumberland dam. Users of the waterway must carry their vessels over land around the dam to access the downstream portion of the river, creating a safety risk. Federal funds will be used to remove the Cumberland Dam and allow for the completion of the River Park and its amenities. |
Cumberland |
MD |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
The Eastern Bus Division is one of the Maryland Transit Administration’s bus maintenance and operations facilities in the Baltimore Region and supports a quarter of the MTA bus fleet. Federal funds will be used to transform the Division into an innovative, leading-edge facility that will house battery electric buses and be one of the few facilities in the United States specifically designed and built for zero-emission buses. Conversion of the facility is critical to transition from diesel buses to zero-emission buses, which emit less pollution and noise. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
This project will provide preliminary engineer funding to design upgrades to four miles of two-lane MD 4 between MD 2 and MD 235, including replacement of the Thomas Johnson Memorial Bridge over the Patuxent River. The new roadway and bridge will increase capacity and reduce congestion in this key corridor. The Thomas Johnson Memorial Bridge is critical for access to the Naval Air Station Patuxent River. |
Lusby |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WBC Community development Corporation |
Federal Funds will be used to acquire and revitalize the former fire station in Forest Park. The building will become the headquarters for the neighborhood associations and WBC CDC, meeting space for the delivery of housing and small business counseling and coaching services, and flex space with meeting rooms, technology lab, copy room, and business incubator suites to support the business district. The plans include the first and second floors with a third floor addition creating a mixed use property that is self-sufficient and serves the community. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Green & Healthy Homes Initiative Inc |
This project will improve housing conditions and health, energy and racial equity outcomes for 150 low-income families with children and seniors in West Baltimore. GHHBI will address the plight of unhealthy housing in Baltimore, and the United States, by eradicating the root causes of health and racial disparities arising from housing related asthma, lead poisoning, injury and energy inefficiency for the City’s low-income communities of color. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
I am Mentality, Inc. |
This project will establish a safe, permanent location for B-360’s education programming and allow youth and young adults to ride their dirt bikes in a safe place while learning about science, education, and math. With this new site, B-360 will solidify their impact in Baltimore with a multi-use facility and regional hub that provides transferable skills and culturally relevant education. The site will serve an estimated 3000+ youth and young adults in the space annually with educational programming and divert nonviolent offenders into job and career training programs. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Perryville, Maryland |
The Perryville Police Department Outreach Program Pole Barn project will expand the number of children served by the program through the establishment of a permanent site. The program supports children from low to moderate income families with mentoring, meals, and recreational activities. |
Perryville |
MD |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Doleman Black Heritage Museum, Inc. |
Federal funds will support Phase 1 Pre-construction activities that will allow the Doleman Black Heritage Museum, Inc. to renovate an existing building that has been vacant for nearly 30 years and will serve as its future home. Upon completion, the museum will better display the Museum's extensive collections and include a multimedia studio that will allow residents and students to gain exposure to media production. |
Hagerstown |
MD |
$564,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wicomico County, Maryland |
Improvements to Glen Avenue Road in Salisbury are necessary to ensure that residents are able to adequately access essential services located along the roadway. Federal funds will be used for the design and engineering of a redesign of the roadway to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety and enhance the availability of public transit system access. |
Salisbury |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Queen Anne's County |
Queen Anne’s County’s transportation needs are unique in that Kent Island’s entire geography is bisected by U.S. 50/301. Federal funds will create the first pedestrian and bicycle overpass over U.S. 50/301 in the County and connect the County’s existing trail networks. This will allow pedestrians to safely cross without encountering vehicle traffic, making the Island safer for resident and tourist access to employment, schools, services, parks, and retail opportunities |
Stevensville |
MD |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Evergreen Heritage Center Foundation, Inc |
Federal funds will establish a 5 ½ mile Great Allegany Passage (GAP) spur that would enable hikers to explore the 131-acre Evergreen Heritage Center (EHC) as the GAP crosses through the EHC. The Evergreen Trail project will establish a pre-defined 4 ½ mile hiking trail that will connect the GAP to the existing mile long Evergreen Coal Trail which historically transported coal from deep hillside mines to the railroad. The resulting 5 ½ mile natural surface Evergreen Trail will make it possible for hikers and local students to discover dozens of features and exhibits of historical and environmental interest, all accessible from both the GAP and adjacent Western Maryland Scenic Railway. |
Mount Savage |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Howard County, Maryland |
Howard County’s Patuxent Branch Trail is currently disconnected from the Downtown Columbia multi-use pathway project. Federal funding would connect the existing Patuxent Branch Trail with future development opportunities and provide a car-free connection from Downtown Columbia to Savage, Maryland. |
Ellicott City |
MD |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Havre de Grace Colored School Museum and Cultu |
The Havre de Grace Colored School was built in 1912 as a primary school for African American students and was expanded in 1936 to include the first public high school for African American students. These buildings are an essential piece of Maryland’s history and stand today as a reminder and an educational opportunity of the African American history on the eastern shore. The Restoration and Preservation Project aims to fix the urgent issues the building is facing in order to protect the artifacts inside of the building and the actual building itself so it can be used as a cultural and community center. |
Havre de Grace |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Annapolis |
The City of Annapolis intends to develop Capital City Gateway Park between the State Capital Campus and Rowe Boulevard. This park will encourage visitors and residents to visit the downtown area and will connect them to the Annapolis waterfront. This project aims to address the equitable access of the shoreline to the public as only 10% of the Annapolis shoreline is available for public access. The park will connect several underserved communities to the water including residents of the Old Fourth Ward and Bloomsbury Square. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Indian Head |
Federal funds will be utilized for the redevelopment of three vacant properties and a vacant lot. The space will be transformed into a planting garden and a raingarden with parking spaces that will help the surrounding resources such as the Indian Head Rail Trail, Riverwalk, and other community events. The sustainable revitalization efforts will assist in attracting new economic opportunities to Indian Head. |
Indian Head |
MD |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cumberland Economic Development Corporation |
The Carver Community Center was established in 2001 with the intent use a historic former African American school to provide community resources and services. The revitalization of the center was spearheaded in 2021 with a plan to clean up the building and begin to use it again as the headquarters of several local nonprofits and community resources. Federal funds will support the significant repairs necessary to make the site usable for the community. |
Cumberland |
MD |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
LEJ Empowerment, Inc |
L E J Community Center project involves the design and construction of a new 25,000 square-foot community facility. The community center will include a gymnasium, indoor pool, a multipurpose room, administrative spaces, and a community meeting room with a warming kitchen. The site will be improved with parking and solar canopies. |
Ridgely |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Baybrook Alliance |
Federal funds will be used to implement the Phase 1 construction of a 3.5-mile shared-use path, building on a 4-year process of developing community-informed 100% designed plans. It would construct a pedestrian/bicycle path to connect the Gwynns Falls Trail through south Baltimore into northern Anne Arundel County. Closing the 3-mile gap will create a network of over 25 miles of trails for safe and reliable pedestrian and bicycle transportation, and link Marylanders to a wide range of local and regional amenities |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County |
Anne Arundel County’s project to expand the BWI Spur Trail Extension to the Nursery Road Light Rail will expand an existing and heavily utilized pedestrian and bicycle trail to additional employment and transportation opportunities for residents for the Nursery Road Light Rail Station. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Anne Arundel County |
Anne Arundel County’s Emergency Operations Center is tasked with coordinating response to emergencies and disasters throughout the county, including the State’s Capitol. Federal funds will be used to undertake a thorough needs assessment to determine the capabilities necessary to coordinate among state, local, and federal governments, non-governmental organizations, and volunteer groups to prepare for, respond to, and recover from any hazard. Once the needs assessment is complete, funds will be used to help implement its findings. |
Anne Arundel County |
MD |
$2,343,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Frederick County |
Currently, Frederick County’s Emergency Operations Center functions are carried out in an adapted classroom at the Public Safety Facility, which doesn’t have the capabilities or capacity to accommodate a full team of officials to manage large scale events, disasters, or emergencies. Federal funds will be used to outfit a centrally-located Emergency Operations Center with appropriate technology and equipment. |
Frederick County |
MD |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Homeland Security |
City of Annapolis |
City Dock is an economic and cultural hub in Annapolis, accommodating small businesses, restaurants, boaters, tourists, and residents. It is also subject to climate change-driven flooding that can prevent access to buildings and cause damage. Federal funds will be used to support the development, design and construction of flood mitigation and resiliency infrastructure including installation of flood barriers, reduction in non-pervious areas, storm-drain improvements, storm water pump-stations, and back-up power generators. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Garrett County |
Federal funds will be used to purchase emergency radio equipment for the Garrett County Emergency Operations Center. This system will support public information alerts and warnings, have interoperability capabilities that will allow for communication with state and federal agencies, and serve as a fully functional backup 9-1-1 Center in the event of a situation or failure at the primary 9-1-1 Call Center. These capabilities are core functions of an Emergency Operations Center and an important part of Garrett’s Emergency Operations Plan. |
McHenry |
MD |
$707,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Homeland Security |
St. Mary's County |
Communications Dispatchers in the Emergency Communications Division receive emergency 9-1-1 calls and dispatch the appropriate departments or agencies. They are co-located in a facility with the Emergency Operations Center, which activates during natural and manmade disasters, extreme weather conditions, and other events that require coordination of emergency responders. Federal funds will be used to expand the Department of Emergency Services building to account for additional mission requirements and capacity needs. |
Leonardtown |
MD |
$1,518,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Prince George's County |
The current content management system processor – hardware that supports emergency operations – at the Prince George’s County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) has reached its technology end of life and must be updated. Federal funds will be used for upgrades to the content management system and replacements of several computers to support current security standards, conferencing, virtual operations, and contemporary graphics needs during EOC activations. |
Largo |
MD |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Allegany County |
The Allegany County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) coordinates local, state, and federal response to disasters and emergencies in a building that also houses the County’s Backup Public Safety Answering Point. Federal funds will be used to improve security for the EOC and upgrade its WiFi system to meet cyber security and capacity demands during activation. |
Cumberland |
MD |
$41,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Baltimore County Maryland |
Turner Station is a historically-underserved community in Baltimore County at risk of flooding in high-precipitation events due to low elevation and poor drainage. Federal funds will be used to conduct extensive modeling of future flooding scenarios under various storm intensities and work with the community to develop a Resiliency Roadmap of stormwater management projects and other mitigation efforts to adapt in advance of future flooding. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School of the Archdioces |
The Don Bosco Cristo Rey Work Study program offers a unique and invaluable opportunity to students from under-resourced communities to obtain four years of professional work experience and expand their opportunities for access to higher education. A Work Study staff of six full-time employees and four part-time drivers manage the program, placing students in jobs all around the DMV area and supporting the students and corporate supervisors as they work together. Federal funds will support continued operations of the program.
|
Takoma Park |
MD |
$762,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Citizens’ Health Initiative Education Fun |
The Maryland Health Equity Resource Act was approved during the 2021 Maryland General Assembly legislative session and provides significant new grant funding and state resources for local communities to address health disparities, improve health outcomes, expand access to primary care and prevention services, and help reduce health care costs. Federal funds will help the Maryland Citizens’ Health Initiative Education Fund promote these new resources with local trusted messengers, increasing the number of participants accessing care.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Per Scholas, Inc. |
Per Scholas partners with leading employers to build more diverse talent pools, directly connecting graduates to new career opportunities at businesses ranging from Fortune 500 companies to innovative startups. Federal funds will be used to expand their high-quality technical training and professional development to at least 450 low-to-moderate income adults from traditionally underrepresented groups at their two Maryland campuses in Baltimore and Silver Spring.
|
Silver Spring |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Denney House Inc. |
TDHWorks trains individuals from underserved communities to be successful in the workplace through development of essential soft and social skills necessary to gain and maintain employment; financial literacy; college and career exploration; trade certification; and job placement. Funds will be used to expand existing programming to provide training year round.
|
Clinton |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore Alliance for Careers in Healthcare |
Since 2005, the Baltimore Alliance for Careers in Healthcare (BACH) has facilitated training and connected the most vulnerable Baltimore residents to its collective of employer partners, a group of local hospitals and healthcare systems committed to hiring participants from BACH programs. At the same time, the employer partners give BACH insight on their employment needs in each healthcare field to ensure that BACH structures training for high-demand positions. The federal funds would be used to create the BACH Training Institute in healthcare that will lead to employment for the participants. The project has existing funding from the City of Baltimore and State of Maryland to support six career training tracks, and federal funds would allow for the development of nine more, training participants for fifteen health care professions with available positions with BACH’s employer partners.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$844,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CASA |
CASA excels at helping low-income immigrants succeed by matching workers with economic opportunities and providing the support that they need to succeed in the long term. By establishing private-public partnerships, CASA has created and refined a system that provides workers with security and support and employers with a trained and reliable workforce. Federal funds will be used to expand CASA’s outreach and assistance to comunities in Baltimore, Central Maryland, and Prince George’s County.
|
Hyattsville |
MD |
$667,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Transforming Lives Community Organization/STEMcx |
STEMcx offers tutoring, virtual camps and workshops, field trips and high school internships focusing on the STEM education to over 500 students in Baltimore year-round. Through their free one-on-one tutoring programming in math and science, they have recruited volunteers from local colleges to tutor over 100 Baltimore area students in the last two years. These federal funds would allow STEMcx to scale up their free tutoring program to double the number of students served.
|
Baltimore |
MD |
$166,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
End Hunger in Calvert County |
End Hunger in Calvert County’s Culinary Training Program introduces individuals with disabilities to culinary fundamentals while also integrating independent living and workplace readiness skills necessary to gain and retain employment. Students acquire pre-apprentice skills preparing for employment in food service industries consistent with their own unique strengths, abilities, and interests. This comprehensive program incorporates culinary and baking techniques; occupational skills specific to earning a credential, including the ServSafe Food Handler curriculum; workplace readiness training; developing social skills and independent living, and instruction in self-advocacy and on-the-job training. Federal funds would be used to expand the current program and improve service delivery in Calvert County.
|
Huntingtown |
MD |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hood College |
Building on their strength and growth in the sciences, as well as their partnerships with regional industry, Hood College plans to establish a Biomedical Research and Training Center. In addition to providing STEM training opportunities for Hood College students across a variety of majors and disciplines, the Center will serve students from other regional schools as well as the employees of regional companies. Programming will include weekend or week-long workshops; bridge courses to prepare graduate students for advanced research; and programming focused on the development of specific high-demand skills defined by our industry partners. It will also foster apprenticeships and student internships with regional industry partners. Federal funds will be used to stand up the Center, including technology and supplies for office and lab spaces, curriculum development, research, student and faculty stipends, and training services.
|
Frederick |
MD |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coppin State University |
The State of Maryland continues to experience a shortage of highly-qualified teachers. In order to be certified, prospective teachers need to take and pass the Praxis Core and Praxis II tests. Federal funds will be used by Coppin State to provide students with prep courses for the exams at no or minimal costs and assist students in paying the exam fees so more are able to successfully reach certification.
|
Baltimore |
MD |
$87,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coppin State University |
The COVID Pandemic proves just how critically important the need for qualified health care workers to serve the community, especially the City of Baltimore, which is home to some of our most vulnerable populations. Coppin State University’s nursing program provides significant personnel support to this community with highly qualified nurses. Federal funds will enable nursing students to participate in preparatory courses and register for needed certification exams.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$107,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The National Aquarium, Inc |
The National Aquarium provides statewide environmental conservation education to students grades Pre-K through 12 through the Terrapins in the Classroom and AquaPartners programs and through professional development for educators. Federal funds would be used to support these efforts that serve more than 13,000 participants each year from Maryland.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$402,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Maryland |
Young Men United is an innovative equity and education initiative designed to support young men of color with their educational and vocational dreams through the United Way of Central Maryland. The comprehensive program provides mentoring, tutoring, leadership development and civic engagement, access to technology, college preparation, and family case management to students. Federal funds will be used to launch the program at two high-need schools in Baltimore City: Patterson High School in Southeast Baltimore and Benjamin Franklin High School in South Baltimore.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore |
The UMB CURE Scholars Program is a groundbreaking year-round program that seeks to empower middle school and high school students in West Baltimore to by engaging them in hands-on research and experiments and preparing them for health care and STEM-related career opportunities. CURE remains in contact with their scholars through college to provide continued support and opportunities to engage with new young scholars in the program. Federal funding will be used to provide services to program participants and their families and for the purchase of program supplies and transportation for the afterschool and summer programs.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chesapeake College |
Chesapeake College is an essential economic engine that provides vital training to students to improve employment prospects, drives local business, and fuels growth within the five-county service region of Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's and Talbot counties on Maryland's Eastern Shore. The college offers a large selection of credit and continuing education classes designed to help students prepare for transfer to upper-level institutions, immediate entry into a career, or enhancement of work-related skills. Federal funds will support expansion of the welding program – a highly in-demand skill – with a Mobile Welding Training Lab designed to reach students where they live and work. Funds will also be used for the creation of an Advanced Manufacturing Program that will provide training in Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Plasma, Computer Numerical Control Router, 3D Printing, Universal Laser Systems and Robotics.
|
Wye Mills |
MD |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morgan State University |
The need for African Americans in the medical profession is well documented, with black men representing less than 3% of all medical students nationally, a figure that has not changed in the five decades. Morgan State University seeks to address this through the creation of the first Osteopathic College of Medicine at an HBCU. In order to prepare students for admission into this program, the University will first establish a Master's Level program in Biomedical Sciences. These federal funds will be used to support establishment of this new Master’s Level program, including equipping labs and classrooms, developing coursework, and recruiting faculty and staff.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Workforce Alliance |
In 2018 the Maryland General Assembly passed legislation creating the Kirwan Commission which was tasked with developing recommendations to enhance and improve investments in, and operation of, Maryland’s public school system. Recommendations were codified in 2020 through the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Act. The Blueprint recommended that school systems provide redesigned Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways that include workplace training and lead to industry-recognized credentials, including postsecondary certificates earned through dual enrollment to help provide stronger pathways for Maryland students who are interested in directly entering the workforce. These federal funds would be used to provide technical assistance and support to Maryland school systems, employers, unions, and apprenticeship sponsors to create and scale apprenticeships starting in 11th grade and continuing to proficiency the apprentice's occupation to meet the requirements of the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Ac
|
Annapolis |
MD |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Towson University |
Maryland is experiencing a teacher shortage and in the last three years the numbers of students graduating from Towson University as Education majors has declined by more than 15%, exemplifying the problem. Towson University seeks to reverse this trend through a campaign to recruit and incentivize students to enter the teaching profession by targeting 1st generation and underrepresented students and career changers for recruitment and training. Federal funds would be used to support strategic outreach and student financial assistance with the goal of graduating 40-45 new teachers in the next two years.
|
Towson |
MD |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goucher College |
Goucher College is currently making a significant capital investment to both expand and upgrade their existing life sciences and health sciences teaching facilities. This will allow the College to double the number of students who can be admitted into the biology, biochemistry, chemistry, neuroscience, pre-nursing, and pre-med programs. Federal funds would be used equip the life sciences and health sciences teaching labs with the latest equipment so that today's graduates will be prepared to enter the workforce and research labs of tomorrow.
|
Towson |
MD |
$1,256,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of MD Center for Environmental Science |
Since its founding in 1925, the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) has been at the forefront of research to understand, sustain, and restore ecosystems, especially the Chesapeake Bay. UMCES has received new construction funding from the State of Maryland for the Chesapeake Analytics Collaborative Building at the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory on Solomons Island. This modern facility will ensure UMCES can continue their fundamental mission of supporting Maryland in the preservation and recovery of the Chesapeake Bay. Federal funds will be used for IT infrastructure and equipment that will better serve the demands of 21st century students and practicing professionals in their work to support the health of the Bay.
|
Cambridge |
MD |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore County |
UMBC is developing an academic and community partnership initiative designed to recruit and support African American and Latino students from high school and beyond, particularly those from lower income backgrounds, preparing them for leadership careers in public health. Federal funds will be used to establish an interdisciplinary team of faculty from UMBC's Departments of Sociology, Anthropology, Public Health, and Emergency Services to recruit, advise, and mentor students through college and into specific tracks within Masters of Public Health Programs at partner schools. This program aims to help increase much-needed diversity in the public health space.
|
Baltimore County |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community College of Baltimore County |
The Baltimore region has long been a center of supply chain management and manufacturing and demand for truck drivers is expected to increase by 5-6% over the next five years as the Port of Baltimore and Tradepoint Atlantic continue to grow. The Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC)’s Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Training Center at Tradepoint Atlantic trained 151 students in its first year of operation and has already outgrown its capacity to meet demand. Federal funds will support program expansion and tuition and fees for eligible students.
|
Sparrows Point |
MD |
$722,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prince George's Community College |
In Maryland, the pandemic resulted in a shortage of 2,600 nurses and an increase in the rate of nurses leaving the field per year from 17% pre-COVID to 33%. In February of 2022, the Maryland Hospital Association stated in a news release that the "staggering workforce shortage" is limiting hospitals' "capacity to meet the needs of all Maryland residents." Prince George's County Community College will help meet the region's critical nursing workforce needs by expanding their certified nursing assistant program to their Laurel campus with the addition of a full CNA lab and providing a new and updated nursing program lab and simulation equipment on the Largo campus. The new labs and simulation equipment will expand nursing and certified nursing assistant students’ practical and clinical experience opportunities.
|
Largo |
MD |
$971,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Easters Serving DC, MD, VA Inc. |
Easterseals operates the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic in Silver Spring, treating more than 700 clients with PTSD, depression, or anxiety a year, using a variety of funding sources to ensure that they never turn away an at-risk military-connected family. They plan to use federal funds to expand their services with a new Behavioral Health Clinic adjacent to the University of Maryland Health Center in Largo. The new Prince George’s County clinic will initially focus on services for children and seniors, including comprehensive case management, individual, group, and family therapy, and other supportive services. In addition to in-person care, the clinic will provide telehealth services and its therapists will travel to Easterseals’ existing Medical Adult Day Centers and Head Start programs on a regular basis.
|
Largo |
MD |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lieber Institute |
The African American Neuroscience Research Initiative (AANRI) is a "ground-up" collaboration formed by African American community leaders in Baltimore, MD in partnership with the Lieber Institute for Brain Development (LIBD), a not-for-profit research institute, and Morgan State University. The AANRI aims to establish a road map to help close the gap in health disparities and accelerate research efforts that will lead to new treatments for brain disorders. The lack of diversity in research can be seen in the poor clinical outcomes of patients seeking mental health and neurological health care services here in Baltimore City and throughout underserved communities in Maryland. Federal funds will be used to purchase a state of the art mass spectrometer system to advance LIBD’s capacity and capabilities in clinical and translational neuroscience as part of the AANRI.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Denney House Inc. |
The Denney House Transitional Housing Program provides housing and resources to underserved communities to assist them in the process of becoming self-sustaining. Individuals receive a stable home and on-site caseworkers and wraparound services like behavioral and mental health treatment, life skills and workforce training, financial literacy, and art therapy. The current program only has the capacity to help 25 people at a time, and federal funding will allow for the purchase of an additional home to serve more women and children and provide them with stable housing.
|
Clinton |
MD |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Ann's Center for Children, Youth and Families |
St. Ann’s Center for Children, Youth, and Families was founded in 1860 to serve orphaned and abandoned children and single women in childbirth, with doors open to people of all races and religions. It remains one of a handful of residential programs for homeless mothers and their children in Maryland, and many of the young women they serve have a history of abuse, neglect, extreme poverty, or other trauma. Federal funds will support "Pathways Out of Poverty,” a pioneering and innovative program that will provide holistic and intensive programming, including shelter, education, employment, social services and child care, to eight young Maryland mothers and their children who are facing homelessness or housing insecurity. With these supports, young mothers will create and aim to achieve goals that move their families towards stability and self-sufficiency.
|
Hyattsville |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Frederick County |
Behavioral health issues currently account for 20% of the emergency department visits to Frederick Health Hospital, but emergency rooms are rarely the most appropriate place to manage a behavioral health crisis. The Frederick County Crisis Stabilization Center is a 23-hour program that will divert people who are in crisis or under the influence of a substance away from emergency departments and into supervised care and sustainable, community-based behavioral health care. It includes a Care Traffic Control Model to ensure that first responders are able to direct patients to available providers, set up routine and urgent outpatient appointments, and track data and outcomes. The Crisis Stabilization Center will make sure that individuals in crisis receive urgent care, but also are connected to appropriate services and providers to address their needs. Federal funds will be used for medical and other needed equipment to set up the Crisis Stabilization Center.
|
Frederick |
MD |
$699,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Garrett Regional Medical Center |
Garrett Regional Medical Center is a 55-bed acute care hospital located in Oakland, Garrett County, Maryland – one of the state's most rural areas. GRMC serves people in Garrett County and the surrounding region, including parts of 8 counties across 3 states (Maryland, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania). GRMC's current Electronic Health Record (HER) system is an on-premise system that provides clinical charting for midsized and community hospitals and has been in use since 1998. Federal funds will help GRMC purchase a new system that will enable the rural medical center to connect easily and seamlessly with the large health system with which it is affiliated, West Virginia University Medicine, and to provide better, more coordinated care for the people of its service area.
|
Oakland |
MD |
$620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Juanita C. Grant Foundation |
The Juanita C. Grant Foundation partners with Prince George’s County Parks and Recreation Senior Community Centers, Memorial Library System Branches, churches, and senior living centers to train seniors on elder abuse and fraud scams that target them. According to the National Center on Elder Abuse and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), fraud scams increased by 90% during the pandemic. Federal funds will be used for the expansion of Elder Abuse and Fraud Prevention Training Series from 6 trainings to 18 covering all 8 districts in Prince George's County. The project will also include toolkits and a resource guide that can be easily adapted to update families and communities on elder abuse and fraud assistance.
|
Capitol Heights |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ArtStream, Inc |
ArtStream is a unique program offering creative classes and workshops that engage individuals of all ages with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and autism alongside neurotypical peer volunteers. Using the arts as a basis, they teach self-advocacy, public speaking, communication, and independent living skills and build confidence and relationships. Federal funding will allow ArtStream to reach 400 new participants, including by providing accessible transportation, expanding staff, and offering training to special education teachers, program partners, and other disability service providers to support independence for individuals with IDDs and autism.
|
Chevy Chase |
MD |
$301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Kinship Coalition, Inc |
For over three decades, Community Kinship Coalition, Inc.'s (CKC) Annual Hoops For Peace Anti-Violence Youth Summit and Three on Three Basketball Tournament has provided advocacy, mentoring, and resources to over 4,500 youth participants. CKC partners with local universities, school systems, government agencies, and local organizations to provide peer mediation, mentoring, and tutoring in afterschool enrichment programs for students in Prince George’s County. Federal funds will support a Community Violence Intervention League to grow the basketball tournament and build non-violence campaigns in schools and communities.
|
Largo |
MD |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Historic East Baltimore Community Action Coalition |
Every day individuals reach out to Dee's Place for recovery support from addiction, which receives more than 5,000 calls a month. This number includes those who attend NA/AA/AIM support groups, receive support services such as referrals to treatment and housing, and those seeking one-on-one meetings with Certified Peer Recovery Specialists. Dee's Place is committed to working with state agencies, the Baltimore City Health Department, numerous health institutions, community-based organizations, and other recovery centers to combat the opioid epidemic in Baltimore City. Federal funds will allow Dee’s Place to expand their services to increase the number of people participating in meetings and group sessions, peer-to peer meetings, referrals to treatment and other supportive services; and expand hours of operation.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chinese Culture and Community Service Center, Inc |
Established in 1982, the Chinese Culture and Community Service Center, Inc., (CCACC) is a grass-root nonprofit organization in Gaithersburg, Maryland that established a health center to provide free or low-cost primary care, mental health, and rehabilitation services to community members with language and cultural barriers. Among the 10 Montgomery Cares clinics, the CCACC Health Center is the only one targeted to serve Asian American populations. The clinic currently provides services in a 1300 square foot space with three exam rooms, one pharmacy, and a lab space. Federal funds will support relocation to a new 10,000 square foot building and buildout of clinical space for primary care, a rehabilitation clinic, a mental health and health education center, radiology, and a dental clinic.
|
Gaithersburg |
MD |
$1,113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roberta's House, Inc. |
Roberta's House has been meeting a need for trauma-informed, culturally-responsive grief support in the greater Baltimore area and in Prince George’s County for 15 years, addressing community violence and crime, parental incarceration, family separation and deportation, entry into the foster care system, and poverty. Currently, their Prince George’s County services are operated through a satellite location in an office complex that lacks visibility and capacity. Federal funds will be used to establish a new, more accessible location that can accommodate peer support programs and new mental health counseling services and double the average number of individuals served.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community College of Baltimore County |
The Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) is the largest provider of Maryland undergraduate health care education, training approximately 1,200 health care students each year (300 nurses and 900 allied health professionals). All of their health programs are nationally accredited, have strong board pass rates, and produce graduates in high demand in the various healthcare industries in the Baltimore-Washington, DC region. Federal funds will help update Nursing Simulation Laboratories and other allied health care programs with equipment and supplies that replicate health care settings, improve lab efficiency, and allow more students to have hands-on experience.
|
Dundalk |
MD |
$2,479,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Identity of Maryland, Inc. |
The Encuentros: Scaling a Community-Based Model of Emotional Healing project was designed with, for, and by Montgomery County’s Latino community to provide mental health support groups facilitated by trusted Community Mental Health Workers. The program, provided at no cost, helps community members manage mental and behavioral health and deal with stress, anxiety, grief, and other emotional challenges. Federal funds will expand the Encuentros program by training new Community Mental Health Workers to facilitate additional groups, updating training and evaluation materials, and integrating Encuentros program data into Identity’s broader client data management to ensure comprehensive care.
|
Rockville |
MD |
$121,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Park West Health Systems, Inc. |
Park West Health System (PWHS) is a Federally-Qualified Health Center providing culturally-sensitive, primary health, dental, mental, and behavioral health services to the medically-underserved through its 3 locations and a network of public/private service providers for over 50 years, regardless of ability to pay or insurance status. The current West Belvedere Avenue location was built in 1950 as a Jewish Social Club and is outdated and over capacity. Federal funds will support a 15,245 square foot addition and 10,710 square foot renovation of the existing 2nd and 3rd floors of the Park West Belvedere Avenue location. The addition and renovations will enable the expansion of existing services while integrating new disciplines like psychotherapy and youth intervention, bringing the building up to today’s building standards and codes, and improving ADA compliance.
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Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of MD Charles Regional Medical Center |
The University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center has been serving Charles County and surrounding communities for over 80 years. The emergency department has experienced overcrowding in large part due to increased numbers of mental health patients with a long length of stay. Federal funds would be used for a 4,000 square foot addition to the emergency department that will house a dedicated behavioral health unit and five additional medical rooms and a new waiting area for the main emergency department. The new configuration will operate more safely and efficiently and provide more appropriate care for those in behavioral health crisis.
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La Plata |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melwood Horticultural Center |
Melwood is an employer, advocate, and provider of services to people with disabilities. It has a heavy focus on pre-employment training as a means of driving empowerment and inclusion and bringing down the unemployment rate for people with disabilities, which remains more than double that of those without disabilities. Federal funding would help Melwood expand abilIT, a neurodiverse workforce program that provides both technical and professional development training to help people with disabilities succeed in the job market, supporting up to 80 trainees with classes to earn industry-recognized certifications. In addition to working with job seekers, Melwood will work directly with hiring organizations to ensure ongoing success for placed candidates, including management and co-worker training so that retention and growth opportunities are included in organizational plans.
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Upper Marlboro |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prince George's County |
The Youth @ Work/Summer Youth Enrichment Program has provided Prince George’s County students with early career trainings and work opportunities for more than 30 years. This program aims to meet the upcoming needs of the local job market by preparing students to take on jobs that will open up soon. The program will ensure that students are equipped to enter the workforce in a technology-based economy, assisting with unemployment rates and the local economy.
|
Largo |
MD |
$3,071,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Primary Care Coalition of Montgomery County, LLC |
Building an Inclusive Health Care Workforce offers low or no-cost training to engage underrepresented residents and foster a more diverse health care workforce. The program is a collaboration of all six hospitals operating in Montgomery County to support training pathways from program recruitment to job placement as well as supportive services for trainings. Federal funding will expand lab capacity at Montgomery College to allow for the training of 200 new health care professionals including nurses, certified medical assistants, radiologic technicians, and nursing assistants.
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Silver Spring |
MD |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Howard County Autism Society |
The Autism Hiring Program advances workplace neurodiversity and acceptance, connecting businesses to an untapped workforce of skilled Autistic adults and targeting jobseekers not supported by existing systems. Federal funds will be used to build on the program, which began in 2020, expanding the number of employer partners and serving more applicants. The program includes training for employers and ongoing support from an Employment Specialist, a 10-week skills training program for jobseekers, and continued peer mentoring and support to maintain successful employment.
|
Columbia |
MD |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake, Inc. |
Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake is working to open the Excel Center, an innovative school model that provides adults with a high school experience, the opportunity to access postsecondary credentials and skill-building experiences, and wraparound support services. Upon completion students will receive a state-recognized high school diploma. Each student is supported by a dedicated coach to provide guidance as they seek their diploma and credentials, and the site offers free childcare and transportation assistance. All students are encouraged to earn career certifications and/or college credit along with their high school diploma to emerge prepared to fill openings for good jobs- ones that offer complex, purposeful work alongside living wages, benefits and opportunities for advancement. Funds will be used to support program operations.
|
Baltimore |
MD |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Asian American Center of Frederick |
The Asian American Center of Frederick is partnering with Latinas Unidas por un Nuevo Amanecer (LUNA) and Maryland Family Network to create a model Family Support Center in a historically-underserved area of Frederick. The Family Support Center will combine a parent support program with Early Head Start, offering a continuum of care from cradle to career for the families it serves. In addition to Early Head Start services, the Center will offer onsite access to mental health services and job training. Federal funds will support the Center and a training program for informal child care providers to become engaged in the formal early care and education sector, helping to expand our child care workforce.
|
Frederick |
MD |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Frostburg State University |
Frostburg State University’s Maryland Accelerates Program is a teacher-residency program that provides a living stipend for students in the Master of Arts in Teaching program and pairs them with mentor teachers at participating local schools so they can serve full time for a school year as a Teacher Resident and earn their Masters in Teaching on an accelerated schedule. This program allows future teachers to develop relationships in the community and encourages retention of teachers in the area, while also supporting staffing needs at the schools during their residency [?]. Since its launch in 2019, 23 students have been enrolled in two cohorts, and a third cohort expanded the program range to include Washington County Public Schools. Federal funds will expand the program for additional cohorts and allow Frostburg State University to engage with other school systems for Teacher Resident placement.
|
Frederick |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland Eastern Shore |
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) is renovating two science labs in the Carver Hall science building to provide modern equipment for introductory first and second year science courses that serve about 500 students annually. Federal funds will support purchase of equipment and allow for the development of new lab exercises, guided research activities, and training in science for a diverse generation of health and environmental researchers.
|
Princess Anne |
MD |
$621,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore |
The Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology Research (IBBR) is a joint research institute formed by the University of Maryland, College Park, the University of Maryland, Baltimore, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology to foster cross-disciplinary team research that advances Maryland’s critical biotech economy. Federal funds would be used to purchase a 300 kV Cryogenic Electron Microscope (Cryo-EM), which can be used to accelerate the discovery, development, and manufacturing of therapeutics, modern medicines, and vaccines. By locating this advanced technology at IBBR, it will also be available to undergraduate and graduate students at UMBC, UMB, and UMCP, strengthening research opportunities for our future STEM workforce.
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Baltimore City |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies is dedicated to establishing a volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Best Buddies in Maryland Inclusion Project supports student-lead activities to create friendships between students with intellectual and development disabilities and their peers at 16 middle and high schools throughout the state. Federal funding will support expansion of the program with leadership training for students and targeted outreach to underserved communities.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Learning Undefeated, Inc. |
Learning Undefeated deploys a fleet of state-of-the-art mobile STEM laboratories to the parking lots of K-12 schools across the state year-round, during the school year and over the summer. Their team of educators and scientists work with schools to provide curriculum and programming onboard the labs and in the classroom. Federal funds will support expanded deployment of the mobile laboratories, as well as an afterschool STEM Leadership Experience to connect students with STEM professionals for hands-on experiential learning; an Emerging Leaders in STEM program to connect young women with STEM programming and professional role models; and Digital STEM learning resources to provide hybrid and virtual learning experiences.
|
Gaithersburg |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Law In Action (CLIA) |
Community Law in Action’s (CLIA) six-week Summer Leadership Institute program offers the opportunity for students to learn about positive leadership, job and career readiness, post-secondary educational opportunities, and the importance of youth participation in civic engagement. CLIA’s Pathways Program works with students at Baltimore City Schools to provide a 90-Day “Learning Journey” to understand the foundation of leadership development and community advocacy, and with students at the Baltimore Department of Juvenile Services to focus on life skills and gang prevention for youth who are currently detained and charged for nonviolent offenses to reduce the likelihood of recidivism. CLIA also plans to relaunch their Youth Leadership Development and Advocacy Fellowship Program to support high school students with interpersonal leadership development, civic engagement, and college and career exploration. Federal funds would support these programs and empower young people in Baltimore City to lead and advocate for themselves and their communities.
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Baltimore City |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charles Drew Memorial Scholarship Fund |
The Charles Drew Memorial Scholarship Fund (CDMSF) provides pathways to positive post-secondary success for minority youth residing and attending school in Prince George's County. CDMSF gives high school graduates the opportunity to attend college and the tools to succeed once they get there through scholarships and mentoring. Federal funding will be used to expand CDMSF’s scholarship and college access youth programs to serve more participants.
|
Suitland |
MD |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
I am Mentality, Inc. |
Since 2017, B-360 has served over 7,000 students by turning Baltimore’s youth and young adults’ interest in dirt biking into an opportunity educate them about the engineering design process and provide safe spaces to apply engineering and rider safety. They serve youth ages 5-15 with workshops on engineering, mechanics, robotics, coding, 3D printing, CAD, laser engraving, electricity, soldering, welding, team building, presentation, and entrepreneurship. Participants over the age of 16 learn similar training and programming but are also hired to work with younger students. Federal funds would be used to expand staffing and provide equipment for educational amenities like a 3D printing lab, auto body shop, and computer labs.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sheppard Pratt Health System, Inc. |
An in-depth needs assessment by Sheppard Pratt and Greater Baltimore Medical Center has found that over a three-month period, 165 emergency room patients could have been better served in a Residential Crisis Service facility for mental health treatment if one had been available. 96 of those patients were admitted to the hospital because there was no other treatment option. To address this lack of appropriate care, Sheppard Pratt, GBMC, and the Maryland Department of Health are partnering to set up a Residential Crisis Services Center for Baltimore. GBMC has donated a site on North Eutaw Street, and federal funds will be used to complete renovations and make the program operational to serve the community.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ashley Addiction Treatment |
Ashley Addiction Treatment has a 100-bed inpatient addiction and chronic pain treatment center in Havre de Grace and Intensive Outpatient Programs at locations in Elkton and Bel Air. While they provide comprehensive medical detoxification and holistic patient care, federal funds for this program would focus on prevention, allowing Ashley to work with local Boards of Education to develop and deliver educational programs to middle and high school students on the impact of drug use on their health.
|
Havre de Grace |
MD |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Maryland |
More than 50% of Maryland families, and 70% of low-income families, live in a child care desert with three times as many children as licensed child care slots. In order to address this severe shortage, United Way is partnering with the Maryland State Department of Education and the Maryland Family Network to grow both home-based and center-based care options. They will work with local colleges to develop a training and support program for those interested in opening new home-based centers and help existing providers reduce costs and keep their doors open. In addition to this initiative, federal funding will support two new school-based child care centers at high-need public high schools in Baltimore City
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MAC Incorporated |
25% of Maryland’s residents live in rural areas, leaving many seniors out of the range of service for programs to support them aging in place. The Maryland Living Well Center of Excellence oversees statewide implementation of programs to help Maryland’s older adults and people with disabilities. Federal funding will assist in recruiting and training the workforce needed to reach seniors and people with disabilities in rural areas across the state and standardize the referral process to connect seniors to both primary care providers and hospitals and non-clinical services and programs.
|
Salisbury |
MD |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Allegany College of Maryland |
Opioids have had a devastating impact on Maryland’s three Appalachian counties and the uncertainty, stress, and isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic have exacerbated mental health and addiction impacts. Since 2018, Allegany College of Maryland has partnered with the Center for Mind Body Medicine to develop a trauma-healing and community-building model and have trained nearly 200 local educators, clinicians, mental health professionals, and local volunteers to use the model in their work with teens and adults. Federal funds will allow Allegany College of Maryland to build on that program by partnering with Garrett and Hagerstown Community Colleges and the three Western Maryland county school districts to train additional local facilitators who will work at schools and through community partners to confront mental health challenges and build resilience.
|
Cumberland |
MD |
$1,119,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
For All Seasons, Inc |
Maryland’s shortage of mental health workers, particularly in rural areas, has intensified throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. For All Seasons currently offers outpatient mental health, psychiatric, education, and rape crisis services to communities on the Eastern Shore, and they will use federal funds to grow its Center for Learning, establishing the mental health training academy as a resource for healthcare providers statewide. In addition to offering virtual and in-person trainings, the Center will coordinate the credentialing of clinicians in various disciplines, growing the numbers of highly-qualified mental health care providers across Maryland.
|
Easton |
MD |
$2,194,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Maryland |
Maryland, and Montgomery County, are home to a number of federal life science related agencies, and Montgomery County is at the core of the fourth largest private-sector, life-science cluster in the country. The White Flint Institute for Computational Life Science is a planned partnership among Montgomery County, the University of Maryland College Park, the University of Maryland Baltimore, and the State of Maryland to accelerate discoveries and advances in life sciences, biomanufacturing, and medicine. This funding will support the acquisition of computational equipment to explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning and Virtual Reality can help to identify meaningful patterns hidden in the enormous data sets being obtained through life science research that can be translated into new innovations.
|
Montgomery County |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
B’more for Healthy Babies has created a national model to eliminate the Black-white racial disparity in infant mortality through a combination of intensive community outreach, linkage of mothers to community services, group-based programming to empower mothers and provide social support, and coordination across service providers to streamline referrals and access to services. Local sites hire people from the community to be Resource Moms and provide training and opportunites for mothers to become peer leaders. Since 2009, when B’more for Healthy Babies launched, the infant mortality rate in the City has decreased by 35%. Federal funds would allow the program to expand these vital services to eight additional neighborhoods: Allendale/Irvington/S. Hilton; Cherry Hill; Clifton-Berea; Greater Rosemont; Greenmount East; Orangeville/East Highlandtown; Pimilico/Arlington/Hilltop; and Southern Park Heights.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Prince George's County |
The Arc Prince George's County is the oldest and largest provider of disability services in the County and is a "one stop shop" for services for individuals with I/DD and their families, delivering comprehensive, person-centered support that meets the needs of individuals throughout their lifespan. The Arc of Prince George’s County serves more than 550 individuals and families on a daily basis, and reaches an additional 2,500 community members annually. Federal funds will allow The Arc to expand its individualized, comprehensive services to address a tremendous backlog of evaluations, services and education resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic using a multi-pronged approach to filling gaps in service and help youth with I/DD prepare for life after school and support adults with developmental disabilities with immediate, basic needs.
|
Prince George's County |
MD |
$820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Johns Hopkins University |
CAPABLE is a person-directed, home-based program that empowers seniors to age in place. The program ranges four to five-months, integrating services from an occupational therapist (OT), a registered nurse (RN), and a handy worker who work together with an older adult to set goals and direct action plans that improve health, independence, and safety. Participants learn new skills, exercises, and how to work with additional tools/equipment/home modifications to make their daily routines more functional as they age. CAPABLE focuses on prevention and problem-solving, building skills that participants can use in the future. Federal funds would allow the Johns Hopkins HealthCare program to reach an additional 100 households within Baltimore City, yielding an estimated $5,000,000 in health care savings driven by reductions in both inpatient and outpatient treatment.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$473,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Choptank Community Health System |
Choptank Community Health System (CCHS) and University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH) have a collaborative plan to expand health care services for Kent and northern Queen Anne's County over the next 3 years. The plan includes the introduction of primary care, behavioral health and dental care services offered by CCHS in Kent County, headquartered in Chestertown and complemented by mobile van health care delivery services in more remote and underserved locations such as Millington, Worton, and Rock Hall. Federal funds would support the renovation of office space and equipment needed to provide dental services for Kent and northern Queen Anne's County residents, including pediatric patients.
|
Denton |
MD |
$1,485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cecil County, Maryland |
Emergency Medical Services and 9-1-1 can be the only means to access health care for those do not have the resources elsewhere, but can be costly and inefficient – simply transporting a patient to the emergency department without addressing the root health care cause. Federal funds would be used to develop and implement a Mobile Integrated Health Program in which Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics can direct patients to the most appropriate care and set up a Nurse Triage Line to coordinate referrals to primary care providers and other services.
|
Cecil County |
MD |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennedy Krieger Institute |
Reports from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and Children's Hospital Association state that, as of March 24, 2022, there have been nearly 13 million pediatric cases of COVID-19, representing approximately 19% of the cases in the United States. In Maryland, the AAP estimates that as of March 24, 2022 there have been over 200,000 pediatric cases of COVID-19. Based on research estimates, it is expected that there are already 10,000-20,000 pediatric patients in Maryland who have had or will continue to have long-COVID. Evidence suggests that patients with long-COVID benefit from a multidisciplinary treatment approach. The Kennedy Krieger Institute has a long-standing history and proven excellence in multi- and interdisciplinary care models for children and adolescents. As a result, the Institute established the Pediatric Post COVID-19 Rehabilitation Clinic in June 2020 to treat young people with suspected or confirmed cases of COVID-19 and symptoms lasting for more than a month. Federal funds will help support clinical operations and treatments, including for patients who are uninsured or underinsured.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Foundation for Group Homes |
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) have long experienced disproportionately higher rates of treatable health disparities. Research shows that about 40% of adults with IDD live with four or more comorbidities, resulting from a lack of health and wellness resources and accessible, culturally competent primary and specialty care. Additionally, medical school and health science education does not always adequately prepare providers to address the unique needs of individuals with IDD. The Jewish Foundation for Group Homes plans to develop a fully accessible, culturally competent, multidisciplinary/multi-system of care and integrated physical, dental, and behavioral/mental health in a primary care setting that is designed with and for people with IDD. This Montgomery County-based, groundbreaking clinic, will be modeled after similar successful models in other parts of the country, while being customized to the resources, needs and dynamics of the DMV community. Federal funds would be used to procure the necessary medical equipment to build out the clinic.
|
Rockville |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GapBuster, Inc |
GapBuster’s Second Chance Reentry Program is partnering with local businesses and community colleges to work with incarcerated individuals who are scheduled for release to offer workforce training in a variety of career pathways, including construction, HVAC installation and repair, computer repair, and hospitality. Each participant will receive an Individualized Development Plan that includes career interest and work-readiness assessments, GED preparation, and employment services along with supports like health and substance abuse counseling, psychological counseling, and life skills development. Federal funds would be used to implement the program and provide clear pathways for returning citizens to gain skills necessary for employment and prevent recidivism.
|
Rockville |
MD |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona dba Goodw |
The Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley (GIMV) project will help service members, veterans, first responders and their families in Frederick and Carroll Counties gain digital and other skills that are in high demand by Frederick and Carroll County employers. In partnership with Platoon 22, GIMV will provide a one-stop shop for veterans to access resources to reduce barriers to employment, smooth transitions to the civilian workforce, and find fulfilling careers. Federal funding will allow GIMV to expand its offerings of high-demand certifications like Certified Nursing Assistant, Commercial Driver’s License, and Machining.
|
Frederick |
MD |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Baltimore Urban League |
Urban Tech Jobs 3.0 is a workforce development program that focuses on recruiting individuals from marginalized communities and veterans to develop a skillset that will help them achieve sustainable employment. Participants develop technical and soft skills to support employment success, while also developing interpersonal skills to aid in career advancement and successful personal financial management. Federal funds will support the job training program which provides certifications in a number of tech careers.
|
Towson |
MD |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Transforming Lives Community Organization/STEMcx |
The Transforming Lives Community Development Corporation’s workforce pipeline program provides underserved students with STEM workforce experiences. Federal funds will help scale up the program to place 50 students in 8-week paid summer experiences working directly with local STEM companies and organizations, along with college readiness preparation programming, including mentoring from current college students taking STEM courses.
|
Baltimore |
MD |
$258,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hood College |
Hood College seeks to establish Data-Driven Frederick as an innovative research center in the George B. Delaplaine Jr. School of Business. Data-Driven Frederick will collect, aggregate, and publish regional socioeconomic indicators for the greater Frederick community and work with non-profits, governments, and businesses to analyze the data for grants, reports, or decision-making purposes. Students at Hood will serve as researchers and develop sought-after expertise in research methodology, data analytics, and project management. Federal funds will help launch the program and enable research teams of faculty and students to begin to assembly research analyses and data reports for local partners.
|
Frederick |
MD |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Human Services Coalition of Prince George's County |
The Nonprofit Navigator Program is an experiential internship program that is designed to engage college students in the nonprofit sector. Federal funds will be used to support the staff who manage the program and content experts who will mentor the cohort of 50 students and provide structured guidance in their area of interest.
|
Bowie |
MD |
$1,389,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National African American Drug Policy Coalition |
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the opioid epidemic and substance use disorders, and community-driven responses have been proven to prevent drug use and promote recovery. The National African American Drug Policy Coalition will use federal funds to identify community needs in Montgomery, Frederick, and Washington Counties, build resources and readiness to address prevention needs, and implement evidence-based drug use prevention programs.
|
Silverspring |
MD |
$1,557,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sinai Hospital of Baltimore |
Sinai Emergency Department (ED) is one of only four Level II Trauma Centers in the state and was initially designed to accommodate about 50,000 visits each year, far less capacity than is currently needed. Federal funds for the Sinai Hospital Emergency Department Modernization project will address the increasing rates of trauma patients by increasing the size and scope of all ED trauma bays and improve care for behavioral health patients by allowing separate and immediate access to the ED for these patients, affording them privacy and expedited entry into the facility. Additionally, this project will allow for the renovation of behavioral health rooms to provide for more comfortable settings for unavoidable long-term stays.
|
Owings Mills |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc Central Chesapeake Region |
The Arc Central Chesapeake Region hears frequently from people with disabilities who are seeking mental health services and having trouble finding providers equipped to serve their unique needs. In 2020, the Arc created Behavioral Health to take a holistic approach to behavioral supports, focusing on the necessary mental health counseling and clinical supports that help manage specific behaviors. The Arc uses licensed clinicians who have experience providing mental health counseling to people with disabilities in both individual and group settings. Federal funds will help grow capacity to support 125 individuals by 2025, including children.
|
Severn |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CASA |
CASA provides case management assistance to connect members with social services in the community aimed at improving their physical and mental health and increasing social stability. CASA’s multilingual health hotline and medical interpreter program helps increase access to essential health services and their health promoter program teaches risk reduction strategies to combat HIV, cancer, and other health risks. Federal funding will help expand the program in Rockville and southern Prince George’s County.
|
Hyattsville |
MD |
$667,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
National data has shown that social isolation is a prime risk factor for older adults. Many City residents are on waiting lists for in-home services. Federal funding will support a team of service coordinators in Baltimore City’s 13 senior centers who will reach out to older adults in senior housing buildings, private homes, and homeless shelters to connect them with services, resources, and community support systems. It will also pay for comprehensive assessments and case management for homebound City residents 65 and over who are not eligible for Medicaid, providing adult day care, chore service, personal care, medical supplies, home-delivered meals, and medical transportation.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ullman Foundation |
The Ulman Foundation was founded in 1997 when founder Doug Ulman was diagnosed with cancer at 19 years old. Feeling isolated, Doug desired a community of people going through something similar, which was difficult to find in the young adult and adolescent (AYA) age range. The Foundation has grown steadily to increase the scope of its mission, service offerings, and community and is a major part of the beginning and continuation of the "AYA cancer movement.” Federal funds would support the Foundation’s plan to serve more patients throughout Maryland outside of the hospital system with a community navigation approach. This way, the Foundation can develop key relationships with doctors, nurses, social workers, and healthcare professionals to offer psychosocial support to patients when they are seen for treatment, and rely on these relationships to refer these patients to Ulman for additional support outside of the healthcare system.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland Eastern Shore |
Rural populations in the United States are often disconnected from necessary health resources, and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) have the potential to fill infrastructure gaps and connect these isolated communities. The UMES Developing Aviation Tools and Training to Mitigate Geographic Health Disparities project will use the capabilities of their existing Aviation Sciences program to pilot an effort to use UAS and associated technology to deliver essential medications and supplies to rural populations without full access to medical services. Federal funds would support this research, including training and curriculum for students.
|
Princess Anne |
MD |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of MD Center for Environmental Science |
UMCES’s Appalachian Laboratory has implemented a pilot program to enhance diversity in STEM, particularly in underserved areas of rural western Maryland and urban Baltimore by engaging students who are veterans, first-generation, and/or underrepresented minorities in undergraduate and high school educational and internship programs. Access to necessary IT infrastructure has been a persistent challenge, as high-tech programs are a key part of data visualization and analysis. Federal funds will provide needed infrastructure and expand the pilot program.
|
Frostburg |
MD |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary's College of Maryland |
St. Mary’s College of Maryland’s new Marine Science Program – the first and only of its kind in the state – launched in Fall 2021. The St. Mary’s River and the Lower Potomac River serve as a perfect real-world laboratory to train our next generation of scientists to understand and protect estuaries in a changing environment. Federal funds will provide new scientific equipment to modernize and expand the 30-year-old existing aquatic holding lab, replacing obsolete tanks and outfitting the additional marine science lab.
|
St. Mary's City |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bowie State University |
Bowie State University’s Center for Data Science and Data Analytics Center pulls on existing university resources for research, training, and industry partnerships. Federal funding will support a collaboration among the university, government, and industry partners in research and curriculum development to improve data analytics and train an underrepresented population in this fast-growing STEM field.
|
Bowie |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Notre Dame of Maryland University |
Since the founding of its School of Nursing in 1979, Notre Dame University of Maryland (NDUM) has provided high quality healthcare education. Its programming now includes a School of Pharmacy and Physician Assistant, Occupational Therapist, and Family Nurse Practitioner training. Federal funding will expand the Physician Assistant, Occupational Therapist, and Family Nurse Practitioner curriculum and purchase equipment and technology to ensure students are able to learn on the same tools they will use in practical settings.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$964,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Living Classrooms Foundation |
The Living Classrooms’ Job Training for Returning Citizens/Environmental Equity Tree Planting Project will work to annually train up to 24 apprentices who are returning citizens to Baltimore with skills in planting and care of trees that will be planted in disinvested communities in East Baltimore. Together, this will allow returning citizens to have a pathway to employment post-incarceration while providing community beautification and revitalization work.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Mission Cambridge |
Many of the churches in Cambridge currently operate their own food pantries that occur throughout the month at different times, days, and locations. This inconsistent manner in which food pantries currently operate is confusing for many people and causes frustration for those seeking assistance. Federal funds will support One Mission Cambridge, which will consolidate the services into a single food pantry location with regular hours, community dinners, community navigation to access additional services, and counseling to serve those experiencing food security.
|
Cambridge |
MD |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HER Resiliency Center |
HER Resiliency Center (HER) serves sex trafficking survivors in the Baltimore Area, helping them heal and get back on their feet with dignity. Federal funding will allow for increased staffing of the HER Resiliency’s Healing Center to support survivors with appropriate mental health recovery and wellness services. The additional resources will accelerate the healing process to empower survivors to enter the workforce to establish long-term self-sufficiency. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Justice and Recovery Advocates, Inc. |
The Choose Life Recovery and Re-entry Services Expansion Project provides programs and services to individuals who suffer from mental health and substance use disorders. Federal funds will allow for expansion of current services in Washington and Frederick counties, including development of a volunteer and internship program, re-entry and case management services in partnership with the Office of the Public Defender, strategies for sustainable employment, peer support services, harm reduction and education services, family support services, and recovery and re-entry wellness programs.
|
Thurmont |
MD |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Technology Council of Maryland, Inc. |
The Maryland Tech Council’s (MTC) BioHub Maryland Pathways program is designed to accelerate learning of life sciences so participants can quickly find their first well-paying, quality job on their career path. Maryland’s life science companies have an outsized demand for skilled talent and that demand is expected to grow 10-20% over the next five years. There is a critical need for new training programs to provide a qualified workforce for company expansions and for new manufacturing enterprises locating in Maryland. Federal funds would will help teach individuals from underserved communities key life sciences skills through courses, workshops, and company-specific skill development in biomanufacturing pharmaceuticals.
|
Frederick |
MD |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Washington Medical Center |
In 2019, it was reported that 13.8% of residents in Southwest Prince George’s County live with diabetes and there are not adequate health services in the area to support patients. This is not only a health issue but also is a racial disparity issue as more residents have diabetes than white residents. Federal funds will support the Cardiovascular Center for Diabetic Patients, which will provide cardiologists and vascular surgeons to screen, assess, and treat diabetic patients with cardiovascular issues, helping them manage the disease and reducing the risk of medical events.
|
Prince George's County |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MedStar Curtis National Hand Center |
Since 1975, the Curtis National Hand Center has provided treatments for a variety of problems and injuries that affect the function of the hand and upper extremities. Federal funds will support full renovation the second-floor clinical area with industry-proven features that result in improved patient flow, better patient outcomes, higher associate and patient satisfaction, enhanced teaching oversight of civilian and military fellows and technological advancements in this medical subspecialty. The proposed new design will incorporate well lighted, open spaces that feature comfortable furniture and relaxing art with a larger, well-appointed patient and family area, a more efficient and logical layout, and optimized workspaces that utilize X-ray, ultrasound and fluoroscopy equipment.
|
Baltimore |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prince George's County Memorial Library |
Funding for this project will be used to create a “Rover: Library 2Go” to provide mobile library services in Prince George’s County, MD. The mobile library vehicle will enable the Library to directly deliver internet access, technology, books, and library services to underserved communities and neighborhoods that do not have an accessible permanent public library building, such as Langley Park, Capitol Heights, Suitland, Langley Park, and Oxon Hill.
|
Largo |
MD |
$2,862,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Baden Medical Services |
Funding for this project would support the construction of a patient-friendly, state-of-the-art outpatient medical facility in the historically medically underserved community of Capitol Heights, Maryland.
|
Brandywine |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adoptions Together |
Transforming Prince George’s County through Trauma-informed Care provided community-wide intervention that brings increased awareness of trauma and its impact on the children and families of Prince George’s County. Funding for this project will be used to expand the depth and breadth of their trauma-informed training for organizations that work with children and families in Prince George's County.
|
Calverton |
MD |
$751,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Somerset County, Maryland |
The existing Tylerton Wastewater Treatment Plant, which serves Ewell, Rhodes Point, and Tylerton, is out of environmental compliance and under a consent order. The steel tanks at the existing Ewell Wastewater Treatment Plant are badly corroded and the Smith Island sewer system is vulnerable to flooding. Federal funds would support upgrades to the Ewell Wastewater Treatment Plant, the decommissioning of the Tylerton Wastewater Treatment Plant, the construction of a new subaqueous force main to connect Tylerton to wastewater collection, environmental mitigation, and upgrades of the three wastewater pumping stations in the project area. The project will help protect water quality and estuarine ecosystems around Smith Island that support rockfish, crab, and oyster populations. |
Ewell |
MD |
$5,498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Catoctin Furnace Historical Society |
In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, as many as 80 homes existed to house workers at the Catoctin Furnace, an industrial iron making complex that began operating in 1776 with a workforce composed primarily of enslaved Africans. Today, only 10 homes remain – 6 log and 4 stone, and in 1972, the structures were listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Federal funds will support the restoration of one of these homes, Miller House, which retains much of its historic fabric beneath modern surfaces. The repair and restoration will include the “Heritage at Work” program at Catoctin Furnace, where students learn the craft of historic preservation and heritage trades. After the house is restored, the Catoctin Furnace Historical Society will house “Furnace Fellows,” an annual residential program providing training and mentoring in heritage tourism, museum management, and hands-on historic preservation. The project will include consultation and participation from descendants of European Americorkers who still live and work in some of the homes and the African American community whose history has been physically absent from the landscape for the last century. |
Thurmont |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brunswick |
The City of Brunswick needs to update its Wastewater and Water Treatment Plants to prevent nitrogen, phosphorous, and suspended solid pollution into the Potomac River. Federal funds will cover planning and engineering to prepare the project. |
Brunswick |
MD |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North East |
When water is pumped from the Leslie Raw Water Pump Station to the raw water pond in the water treatment process, sediment is passed from the creek to the pond. When left to accumulate, the sediment in the raw water pond reduces the volume of water available for treatment and can lead to algae blooms and changes in the water’s pH level in warm summer months. Federal funds will allow the Town to dredge the sediment and inspect the pond structure to ensure future integrity. |
North East |
MD |
$657,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Westminster |
The City of Westminster needs to update its water systems to ensure a consistent supply in times of drought. Currently, the City relies on the Cranberry and Hull Creeks and groundwater wells for its water supply, but those supplies are vulnerable to drought. To address water scarcity, the City is launching PUREWater Westminster, the first water reuse facility in the State. Federal funds will support a new advanced treatment facility, which will be able to purify additional water from the Westminster Water Reclamation Facility and direct the clean water to the Cranberry Reservoir, increasing the City’s surface water capacity by 50%. |
Westminster |
MD |
$5,272,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Prince George's County |
Lower Beaverdam Creek is located in the Anacostia River Watershed, a highly urbanized watershed. The restoration effort will focus on flood control and the remediation of hazardous substances. It also seeks to increase resident access to the creek for underserved neighborhoods through an education and outreach program. Federal funds will support the planning and design phase of the project.
|
Prince George's County |
MD |
$784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Frederick |
The Carroll Creek Restoration project will reduce streambank erosion, plant a protective riparian buffer, and increase in-stream habitat to improve water quality for this part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Federal funds will support restoration of the creek from Husky Park to the Monocacy River, including a portion of the planned mixed-use Renn Farm development that will be dedicated to the City as park land. |
Frederick |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Centreville |
The Town of Centreville plans to upgrade their outdated wastewater treatment plant, which would increase environmental efficiency and expand capacity. The facility will also include a water reuse system to allow for use of treated water for on-site and potential future off-site uses. Federal funds will support the renovation. |
Centreville |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rockville |
The City of Rockville is planning to upgrade its water meters with ultrasonic meters and Advanced Metering Infrastructure to improve efficiency, accuracy, and data quality. Ultrasonic meters have no moving parts, making them much more durable over time, and remote reading capabilities to decrease the time necessary to collect data. Coupled with Advanced Metering Infrastructure, the City will be able to automatically receive data, monitor water use and system efficiency, provide greater transparency for residents, and detect and fix meter malfunctions and water usage irregularities. Federal funds will support a phased-in installation of the meters and infrastructure.
|
Rockville |
MD |
$2,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charles County Maryland |
As Charles County and its municipalities grow, it is seeking alternative surface water sources. To accomplish a connection to the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) system, the county is making substantial upgrades to its water infrastructure. Federal funds will support planning and engineering costs related to connecting Waldorf to the WSSC system along US 301 in Brandywine. |
Charles County |
MD |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Garrett County |
The water supply and distribution systems for the Towns of Mountain Lake Park and Loch Lynn Heights date back to 1900 and were expanded over the years without adequate planning or standardization. As a result, over 40% of the water supply is lost due to leaks in the system. Federal funds will support a design of a new, more efficient system. |
Loch Lynn Heights |
MD |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Boonsboro |
Approximately 5,000 linear feet of the Town of Boonsboro’s water distribution system is made of cast iron pipe and sealed with oakum and lead packing in line with outdated industry practices. Boonsboro is also experiencing water leaks in high-water pressure areas of the water system. Federal funds would be used to replace the cast iron pipe and upgrade other areas of the distribution system to prevent leaks.
|
Boonsboro |
MD |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Perryville, Maryland |
The Water Treatment Plant for the Town of Perryville draws water from the Susquehanna River to supply the town. It was last improved in 2011and operates for 10 hours per day. Based on current projections, the town’s water production will need to nearly double to keep up with demand. Federal funds will support the expansion. |
Perryville |
MD |
$3,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Easton Utilities Commission |
Federal funds will be used to replace the town’s existing water treatment plant, which is more than 30 years old. The replacement will improve the quality and reliability of Easton’s drinking water. |
Easton |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Talbot County |
Many communities in Talbot County are impacted by failing septic systems, groundwater infiltration, and poorly drained soils. Federal funds will support the extension of county sewer systems to residential properties in the historic fishing villages of Bozman and Neavitt that are currently on septic tanks. A transition to sewer systems will protect local water quality and reduce impacts from sea level rise. |
Easton |
MD |
$13,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Brandywine Foundation, Inc |
Whitehall is one of America’s finest examples of Georgian colonial architecture. Built in 1764 by Horatio Sharpe, the last royal governor of Maryland, and designed by William Horatio Anderson, the architect of the Maryland State House, Whitehall includes a grand home, landscaped gardens, waterfront views, and agricultural land. By ensuring that the character of Whitehall is preserved, the Brandywine Foundation will engage its community, visitors, and the public and undertake archeological study to gain a better sense of the property’s history, including the history of slavery and indentured servitude. Federal funds will assist with site repairs. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Preservation Maryland |
The Old Ellicott City Jail is located in the Ellicott City Historic District, creating an opportunity to share an untold story of injustice. Working with the Maryland Lynching Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Preservation Maryland will explain the significance of the site, where freedom seekers in the time of slavery were charged and lynchings were held. The project will include extensive community engagement to best ensure that history is accurately preserved and told, giving visitors the opportunity to reflect on the hurdles and progress in our nation’s quest for a more inclusive and just society. |
Ellicott City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Anacostia Watershed Society |
Built in 1752, the George Washington House is a Georgian vernacular-style building considered a prize historic structure for the state. It is one of a constellation of historic buildings and monuments marking Bladensburg’s history as a colonial seaport and War of 1812 battle site. Over centuries, the house has served as an inn, tavern, store, headquarters for an invading army, home to America’s first balloonist, and a birthplace of the populist labor movement. It is currently used as the Anacostia Watershed Society’s headquarters. Federal funding will refurbish the house and upgrade the electrical system to accommodate 21st century office and laboratory equipment. While serving as a working space for the Anacostia Watershed Society, the house will remain available for public tours. |
Bladensburg |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy |
Healthy Trees, Healthy Cities, Healthy Chesapeake is a urban forestry health assessment that will increase forest conservation in Baltimore, work closely with the community to identify high-impact planting sites, and offer STEM-based workforce trainings for green jobs. Federal funds will be used for community outreach, science-based workforce development training, data collection and climate model integration, and science communication. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Allegany County |
The Barton Business Park Wastewater facility has a current capacity of 50,000 gallons per day. By increasing capacity, the system would be able to attract new businesses and support increased economic development. Federal funds would help increase capacity by 500%. |
Cumberland |
MD |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Worcester County |
The Mystic Harbor Water Treatment Plant has been in continuous use since 1975 and the building housing the treatment equipment has never been updated. Federal funding will support the rehabilitation, including a new roof and interior ceiling, repair of concrete block and holes in the exterior wall masonry joints, electrical upgrades, safety and security improvements, and cleaning and painting of the walls and interior piping and filters. |
Berlin |
MD |
$1,235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brunswick |
The City of Brunswick needs an elevated water storage structure to replace its 100-year-old reservoir that is currently leaking stored drinking water. A new elevated system would improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of producing clean drinking water for residents.
|
Brunswick |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Westminster |
Federal funds will be used to replace the existing transite water main pipe on Route 27 between Hahn Road and Tuc Road with a new 12’’ ductile iron pipe. This is a hazard mitigation project that will prevent a water main break and potential sink holes. |
Westminster |
MD |
$2,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Prince George's County |
Federal funds will support restoration of on unnamed tributary to Piscataway Creek that flows through six communities in Clinton. The restoration effort will focus on flood control and pollutant reduction and increase resident access to the creek. |
Largo |
MD |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charles County Maryland |
Charles County plans to construct a new 5-10 million gallon per day surface water treatment plant along the upper reaches of the Potomac River to meet projected average and maximum day water demands. The project will conserve groundwater resources and allow the county to connect other municipal water systems. Federal funds will be used for preliminary engineering costs. |
La Plata |
MD |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Federal funds will be used to rehabilitate the interior and exterior of the Egg Shaped Digester tanks at the Back River Wastewater Treatment Plan. Improvements will help the digesters operate more efficiently, address treatment concerns, and minimize contaminants from entering nearby waterways. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rockville |
Federal funds will support the construction of a Bulk Sodium Hypochlorite system and renovation of the City’s Water Treatment Plant. The new treatment system will allow for the elimination of highly hazardous chemicals stored onsite and will be lower cost and more operator-friendly. |
Rockville |
MD |
$1,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Talbot County |
The Royal Oak Pump Station was constructed in 1992 and needs to be replaced to avoid a serious environmental impact near Oak Creek. The Talbot Sanitary District secured land to construct a new pump station in 2020. Federal funds will support the new pump station and connect hundreds of residences that currently use septic tanks to the sewer system. |
Royal Oak |
MD |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Talbot County |
The Talbot County Sanitary District has over 10 miles of force mains from major pump stations and have experienced sanitary sewer overflows as various valve vaults. Federal funds would be used to add pressure and vacuum sensors to detect low pressure conditions and quickly correct leaks and problems. |
Talbot County |
MD |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Perryville, Maryland |
The Town of Perryville purchased the Ice House Park parcel along the Susquehanna River in 2008. Federal funds will support waterfront improvements to facilitate fishing and connect the park to the Town Boat Ramp via a pedestrian trail. The Town would also like to add benches along the trail, restore the stream, and install interpretive educational signs and landscaping. |
Perryville |
MD |
$44,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission |
The Little Seneca Reservoir was built in the 1980s, holds 4 billion gallons of water, and serves as an emergency raw water supply for use during droughts. It also serves as a public amenity, with thousands of visitors taking advantage of the water and surrounding land for recreational purposes. Federal funds will support design of a project to remove sediment from the reservoir so it remains functional. |
Laurel |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Project Liberty Ship, S.S. John W. Brown |
The S.S. John W. Brown, berthed in Baltimore, educates visitors about the vital role of the wartime American merchant marine, Naval Armed Guard, and shipbuilders – three largely unheralded groups that were instrumental in the Allied victory in World War II. Visitors can participate in training classes and experience living history aboard the authentically restored and sailing S.S. John W. Brown. Federal funding would support drydocking the ship to allow its hull and fixtures to be inspected, preserved, and kept in good operational condition. It will also give U.S. Coast Guard personnel the opportunity to inspect those parts of the ship that are not available when it is waterborne in order to continue safe operations. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bowie |
The City of Bowie’s water main system is majorly impacted by turberculation, the development of small mounds of corrosion products on the inside of iron pipes that reduce the interior pipe diameter and restricts water flow. Federal funds would replace one mile of tuberculated cast iron water main to improve overall water quality. |
Bowie |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bowie |
The Belair Mansion was built around 1745 for Provincial Governor Samuel Ogle and his wife, Anne Tasker Ogle, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In order to maintain this historic property and support public tours, federal funds will support critical maintenance, including elevator replacement, historic gutter repair, cemetery stabilization, and HVAC replacement. |
City of Bowie |
MD |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Old Dominion University |
Funding will be used to establish a Center for Offshore Wind Energy Cyber Vulnerabilities and Threat Identification at Old Dominion University (ODU). |
Norfolk |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit |
The requested funds will be used to build a skid-mounted pilot plant that can be brought to the coalfields for on-site testing. |
Blacksburg |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The Craney Island Eastward Expansion will provide for an additional 522 acres of dredged material storage cells, extending the life of the existing Craney Island Dredged Material Management Area by 11 years. This project will also create land for a new port facility adjacent to the Norfolk Harbor Channel. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast |
Funding would be used to purchase and install a fully integrated, all-in-one solar system. This system would have the aim of teaching Girl Scouts about solar power and promote future STEM careers in renewable energy. |
Chesapeake |
VA |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
This funding will be used to create a permanent artificial island for migratory seabirds in Hampton Roads through the Army Corps of Engineers’ Beneficial Use of Dredged Material program. |
Hampton |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Preconstruction Engineering and Design (PED) activities for replacement of the North Landing Bridge. |
Chesapeake |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding would be used to complete additional necessary operations and maintenance along the James River Channel. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$10,696,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Fairfax County Government |
Funding will be used to separate the domestic water heating and building heating water systems at the Lee District Rec Center in Fairfax County, Virginia. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$846,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Energy DELTA Lab |
Funding will be used to deploy a geothermal cooling system and related infrastructure improvements on a site that meets the criteria for a hyperscale data center. |
Wise County |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding would be used to stabilize and protect a portion of the Town of Colonial Beach Central Area shoreline where the northern portion of the boardwalk, along with a Dahlgren Naval Range Station and substantial residential neighborhood, are at severe risk due to storm and wave erosion. |
Colonial Beach |
VA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding will be used to leverage the use of navigational dredged material from a number of authorized Federal navigation projects near Tangier Island to establish a cooperative initiative to address the loss of habitat and eroding shoreline, as well as the impacts of sea level rise, recurrent coastal flooding, and coastal storms to the residents and infrastructure on Tangier Island, Virginia. |
Tangier Island |
VA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
The Peninsula Regional Flood Risk Management Study would investigate flood risk threats from sea level rise, coastal storm surge, and rainfall events, and develop watershed-based mitigation solutions to reduce flood risk throughout the City of Hampton and the surrounding region. |
Hampton |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
George Mason University |
Funding will establish the Local Climate Action Plan Initiative (LCAPI) to help rural communities achieve greater energy efficiencies and adopt cleaner energy technologies. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association Foundat |
Funding will be used to create a network of telehealth pods located next to U.S. Post Offices, providing clinical care in rural communities that lack adequate broadband and proximity to medical providers. |
Lebanon, Keeling, Bumpass, Palmyra |
VA |
$996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Theatre Guild of Buchanan County, Inc. |
Funding will be used by the Theatre Guild of Buchanan County to purchase indoor and outdoor equipment that will improve the overall audience experience and operational efficiency at the Community Arts Mainstage in Buchanan County, Virginia. |
Buchanan County |
VA |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Tazewell |
This funding would be used for the development of a fire station in Tazewell County, Virginia. |
Tazewell |
VA |
$617,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Goshen |
The Town of Goshen is requesting $340,000 to purchase the property of a former school building so it can be renovated into a multi-use community center. The community center will provide services including medical and dental services, a food pantry, social activities for senior citizens, legal services for seniors, a remote learning center for youths, and an exercise space for youths, among other community services. |
Goshen |
VA |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base Langley-Eustis |
Funding in support of a facility to accommodate the AFRC Intelligence Group and three Squadrons. Facility requirements include space for briefing, classroom & training, administration, storage, and customer service. |
Joint Base Langley-Eustis |
VA |
$10,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story |
Funding for construction of a Child Development Center facility at JEB Little Creek-Fort Story. |
Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story |
VA |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
NSA Hampton Roads |
Funding for construction of a Child Development Center facility at NSA Hampton Roads. |
NSA Hampton Roads |
VA |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Quantico |
Funding for construction of a Child Development Center facility at MCB Quantico. |
Marine Corps Base Quantico |
VA |
$40,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Air Station Oceana |
Funding towards construction planning & design of a Child Development Center facility at NAS Oceana. |
Naval Air Station Oceana |
VA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Norfolk Naval Shipyard |
Funding towards construction planning & design of a Child Development Center facility at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. |
Norfolk Naval Shipyard |
VA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Station Norfolk |
Funding towards construction planning & design of a Child Development Center facility at NS Norfolk. |
Naval Station Norfolk |
VA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association Foundation |
Funding for this project would go toward establishing national centers of excellence for Virginia health systems to address community violence. |
Roanoke, Fredericksburg, Petersburg, Bristol, Hampton, Portsmouth, and Danville |
VA |
$885,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Resolution Virginia |
Funding for this project would build and train community volunteers as conflict engagement specialists to ensure access and availability to free and affordable community-building, violence prevention, and civil dispute resolution services at community mediation centers in the Commonwealth. |
Northern VA (headquartered Fairfax), the Shenandoah Valley (headquartered Harrisonburg), Piedmont (headquartered Warrenton), Central and Southside VA (headquartered Charlottesville and Amherst) and the New River and Roanoke Valleys (headquartered Roanoke) |
VA |
$483,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Alexandria |
Funding for this project would modernize information technology and office space components of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court and the Court Service Unit to meet the needs of the public. |
City of Alexandria |
VA |
$466,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Union University |
Funds for this project would allow the Virginia Union National Research Institute to obtain instruments and equipment necessary for conducting basic and applied research, developing interdisciplinary education programs and curricula. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Petersburg |
Funding for this project would allow the City of Petersburg to upgrade its existing 20 year old Mission Critical Communication system that coordinates emergency services for all first responders in the City and surrounding areas. |
City of Petersburg |
VA |
$3,203,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Enough Is Enough |
Funding for this project would go toward establishing a pilot program to provide comprehensive, parent and caregiver focused training and education to help prevent the exploitation of children on the Internet. |
Northern Virginia (Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William) |
VA |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority (VCSFA) |
Funding for this project would be used to upgrade and modernize infrastructure at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS). |
Accomack County |
VA |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority (VCSFA) |
Funding for this project would be used to expand educational programs and state-wide outreach efforts at Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority. |
Accomack County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portsmouth |
Funding for this project would go toward procuring an updated series of land mobile radios (LMR) to efficiently conduct operational communications and increase emergency response capabilities. |
City of Portsmouth |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
Funding for this project would be used to provide technology upgrades for the Norfolk Police Department. Improvements include a digital cloud-based interview system, new digital community messaging signs to display critical community information (missing persons, Amber Alerts, Crime Alerts), and classroom technology upgrades for the Norfolk Police Academy. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$656,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Air and Space Center |
This project aims to connect thousands of underserved elementary school students and their families with exciting NASA-focused STEM literacy at their schools along with engaging STEM educational enrichment experiences at VASC, fostering inspiration and excitement about STEM content and STEM careers. |
Hampton |
VA |
$688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Regional Commission |
Funding this project will produce widely applicable research and locally-specific action related to climate and weather. |
13 member jurisdictions, including Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William Counties, the independent cities Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls Church, Manassas, Manassas Park, and incorporated towns of Dumfries, Herndon, Leesburg, and Vienna. |
VA |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Marion Police Department |
Funding for this project will allow the Town of Marion Police Department to provide a police leadership and training program that would serve the law enforcement agencies in Southwest Virginia. The components of the program consist of instruction in performance management from budgeting to operations, organizational leadership & problem solving, personnel development, assessment & liability, and strategic management for 21st century policing. |
Town of Marion |
VA |
$83,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Old Dominion University |
Funding will enable capability and capacity building that improves the ability to use federal funds for resilience and provide the technical capacity necessary to develop innovative pipelines of proposals for federal and state resilience funding programs. |
RPDC and NVRA localities including Norfolk; Portsmouth; Fairfax City; Fairfax County; Arlington County; Alexandria |
VA |
$2,333,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Craig County |
The purpose of the project is to replace Craig County’s existing Multiple Emergency Communications systems, which are obsolete, ineffective, and repair or replacement parts are not available. |
Craig County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
The purpose of the project upgrade Norfolk’s street lights from high pressure sodium fixtures to light emitting diode fixtures, which will have the effect of improving public safety. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Northern Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce |
Provide technical assistance and resources to Black-owned small businesses in Northern Virginia. |
Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, Loudoun County and Prince William County |
VA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Virginia Biotechnology Research Partnership Au |
The Virginia Biotechnology Research Partnership’s Life Sciences Commercialization, Training and Capacity-Building Initiative administers programs to help emerging firms successfully navigate the process of scaling their companies. The funding will be used to support the purchase of lab equipment, develop a specialized commercialization training program, and fund a capacity-building partnership to expand regional competencies in life sciences business formation. |
Richmond |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Southwest Virginia Workforce Development Board |
To establish a program where local small businesses can mentor CTE students to develop soft skills and prepare them for the workforce. |
Tazewell, Russell, Dickenson, Buchanan, Wise, Lee, Scott, and City of Norton |
VA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
This request seeks to expand the Virginia New Teacher Support Program (VaNTSP) at James Madison University's College of Education. This program provides individualized instructional coaching and professional development to early career teachers in order to increase teacher retention, teacher effectiveness, and student achievement. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
This request supports the scaling of Help1RVA, a coordinated navigation service, website, and phone hotline that lets residents and providers in the Richmond area search for social services and resources across many organizations. |
Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, Hanover, Colonial Heights, Hopewell, Powhatan, New Kent, Goochland, and Petersburg |
VA |
$798,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Virginia Workforce Development Board |
This request support an expansion of the ROPES (Recovery Opportunities and Pathways to Employment Success) program, which supports individuals in recovery by connecting them with intensive recovery and therapy opportunities and addressing other barriers to employment. |
Tazewell, Russell, Dickenson, Buchanan, Wise, Lee, and Scott Counties and City of Norton |
VA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
VA Foundation for Community College Education |
This request supports an initiative to provide support to 384 early childhood educators to participate in degree, credential, or certification programs at their local community college over a two-year period. |
Statewide |
VA |
$1,529,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
VA Foundation for Community College Education |
This request supports enhanced coaching, outreach, and work-based learning opportunities for individuals who have experienced foster care in order to improving their access to a quality higher education. |
Statewide |
VA |
$899,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commonwealth University |
This request supports the creation of a new talent pathway to recruit, support, train, and retain diverse student populations in high need career fields. This pathway would offer wraparound services, connect students in grades 9-12 with real-world experiences like internships, and prepare them for college. |
Richmond |
VA |
$1,074,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Community College |
This request supports the hiring of a full-time faculty member and the acquisition of equipment to replace dated technology for the expansion of Northern Virginia Community College's Diesel Program |
Manassas |
VA |
$685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Community College |
This request supports hiring the staff necessary to launch a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) to Registered Nurse (RN) initiative and specific equipment to support or supplement required clinical training for nursing, respiratory therapy, and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) students at Northern Virginia Community College's Medical Education Campus. |
Springfield |
VA |
$2,758,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chesapeake |
The greater Campostella Square community in Chesapeake faces numerous and extreme socio-economic challenges, characterized by a sizable low-income and undereducated population. The project will help provide additional recreational activities to an area with a high youth population and an improved sense of community pride. Wholesome recreational activities provide the desirable environment for growth and development of this area’s youth. Obtaining funding for this project will allow the federal government to assist the City with this valuable resource to be added to an underserved area of the City. |
Chesapeake |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Piedmont Housing Alliance |
Southwood Apartments will be a catalytic part of the larger Southwood community redevelopment, a resident-led re-envisioning of a trailer park being master planned and developed by Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville. Southwood Apartments will include 121 new affordable apartments, situated at the entry of the first phase of the redevelopment, located approximately four miles south of downtown Charlottesville. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$2,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Prince William County |
The Homeless Navigation Center (HNC) will be an approximately 30,000 square-feet facility located in the eastern portion of the County. The HNC will provide overnight, temporary, emergency sheltering and wrap-around services for up to 50 adults experiencing homelessness, while also providing a safe environment following Center for Disease Control guidance for social distancing. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alexandria |
The AHDC Arlandria project is a multi-phase, mixed-use project that will combine 475 units of affordable housing (417 rental apartments affordable to households at 40 to 80% of the area median income (AMI) and 58 condominium units affordable to first time homebuyers with incomes up to 80% AMI). |
Alexandria |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Henrico Police Athletic League |
Rehabilitation of Central Gardens building, a former Henrico County School, to be used as the headquarters for the Henrico Police Athletic League (HPAL). |
Henrico |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
The concept for the redevelopment of the OMVHS includes an early childhood facility that will serve children from birth to age five. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waynesboro Family YMCA |
Funds are being requested to assist in the renovation of an existing YMCA facility. |
Waynesboro |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Housing Partners Corporation |
To construct energy efficient single-family affordable housing. |
Blacksburg |
VA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southside Community Development & Housing Corporat |
To provide permanent supportive housing for individuals experiencing homelessness. |
Petersburg |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Supportive Housing |
To provide affordable housing with supportive services for homeless and low-income individuals. |
Albemarle County |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Better Housing Coalition |
To provide affordable housing with supportive services for homeless and low-income individuals. |
Albemarle County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion Economic Development Authority |
To rehabilitate blighted, abandoned and underutilized properties to provide more affordable homeownership opportunities to LMI households. |
Marion |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Piedmont Housing Alliance |
To build an early learning center to serve residents of a low-income community. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Better Housing Coalition |
To improve living conditions for residents of a section 8 housing community through property rehabilitation. |
Richmond |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harrisonburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority |
To provide permanent supportive housing for the elderly, veterans, and persons with disabilities or serious mental illness with low-income. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Appalachia Service Project |
Funding for construction materials and supplies for emergency home repair or new construction for individuals below the federal poverty line in southwest Virginia. |
Lee, Wise, Dickenson Counties |
VA |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Empowerhouse |
To purchase a generator to power a domestic violence shelter during a power outage. |
Spotsylvania, King George, Fredericksburg City, Caroline and Stafford |
VA |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing |
To acquire land to support the creation of affordable housing units. |
Arlington |
VA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Virginia |
Construction of a new facility for services aimed at high-risk and low-income youth. |
Albemarle County |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bethany House of Northern Virginia, Inc. |
To increase capacity to provide short-term housing and life advancement services to women and children escaping domestic violence. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
HumanKind |
To expand access to affordable transportation options to enable work. |
Richmond, Roanoke and surrounding regions |
VA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Central Virgi |
To expand the capacity and services of the downtown YMCA. |
Lynchburg |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Piedmont Housing Alliance |
To redevelop the Friendship Court neighborhood to provide current residents with new homes and better connect the surrounding area. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Port Authority |
To enable the development of an offshore wind hub that creates economic development and jobs for the region. |
Portsmouth |
VA |
$19,978,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Area Food Bank |
Funding will be used to construct a new, state-of-the-art, food bank in Lorton, Virginia that will be overseen by the Capital Area Food Bank. |
Lorton |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hopewell |
To purchase a 95’ ladder truck with a platform to increase the lifesaving and fire protection capabilities of the Hopewell Fire Department. |
Hopewell |
VA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Tappahannock |
This funding is for land acquisition and preliminary engineering and planning for two sites in Tappahannock, Virginia for replacement for the Town’s historic steamboat wharf and redevelopment of the marina. |
Tappahannock |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Colonial Beach |
Funding would be used to revitalize the Historic Excursion Pier in the Town of Colonial Beach, Virginia. |
Colonial Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pulaski |
This funding will be used to construct various components of the Calfee Community & Cultural Center in Pulaski, Virginia, including a childcare program, digital learning lab for children, and a community kitchen. |
Pulaski |
VA |
$1,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts |
Funding would be used to address specific deferred maintenance needs at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, Virginia. This request reflects the highest priority deferred maintenance needs at Wolf Trap, including the replacement of electrical wiring at the Filene Center that is nearly 40 years old. |
Vienna |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
Funding will be used for the building of a trailhead that will serve as the starting point for the Williamsburg African American Heritage Trail. |
Williamsburg |
VA |
$327,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
Funding will be used to establish a recreational park, Last Lock Park, in Botetourt County, Virginia. |
Fincastle |
VA |
$4,471,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newport News |
Funding will be used to establish the Health and Wellness Trail project in Newport News, Virginia. This project will consists of a dedicated, multi-use path in Newport News that includes recreational, place-making enhancements directly accessible to community residents and visitors. |
Newport News |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) |
Funding will be used to modernize the Virginia Institute of Marine Science’s (VIMS) Visitor Center. |
Gloucester Point |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Sustainable Development |
Funding will be used to build out the remaining facilities needed to establish a Central Appalachia Agroforestry Corridor based in Southwest Virginia. |
Duffield |
VA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Region Airport Commission |
The project’s purpose is to replace Richmond International Airport’s Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting Station. The current ARFF was built in 1980 and has many problems. |
Richmond |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Twin County Airport Commission |
Twin County Airport is requesting funds to extend our current four thousand two hundred foot runway to five thousand two hundred and fifty feet. |
Carroll County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Passenger Rail Authority |
The purpose of the project is to complete the Newport News Transportation Center, a multimodal facility, serving intercity rail, pedestrians, bicycles, airport shuttles, Hampton Roads Transit buses, and long-distance bus carriers. |
Newport News |
VA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Passenger Rail Authority |
The purpose of the project is to advance rail into the New River Valley by studying where the new train platforms should go. |
Montgomery County |
VA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Passenger Rail Authority |
Study phase for a dedicated bike-ped bridge spanning the Potomac River between Arlington, VA and Washington, DC. |
Arlington County |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
The project includes the construction of roadway improvements along the existing alignment of Laskin Road from Red Robin Road to Oriole Drive for a length of approximately 0.6 miles, as well as minor improvements at Birdneck Road. |
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
This transportation safety improvement project consists of constructing a one-lane Roundabout with a by-pass lane for through traffic at the intersection of Jefferson Park Road and Middle Road in Prince George County, VA. |
Prince George County |
VA |
$3,541,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
This project provides for sidewalks, shared-use trails, crosswalks, and intersection improvements to enhance pedestrian access to Silver Line Metro Stations in Loudoun County. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
This project provides funding for construction and easement acquisition to complete sidewalks and trails needed to connect Franklin Park to the Town of Purcellville. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
This project provides for design, land acquisition, utility relocation, and construction of a compressed, urban diamond interchange at Route 7 at Hillsboro Road west of Purcellville, and roundabouts at the ramp termini. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
The purpose of the project is to replace the Wiley Drive Bridge, which is prone to flooding. |
Roanoke |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
The project will complete the Lambert Way - Woodman Road extension. This road creates an access point to Glover Park, promoting sports tourism for the County and region. |
Henrico County |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
The City of Hopewell seeks $8,800,000 in DOT HIP funding with $2,200,000 in local match to support the construction of the Courthouse Road Pedestrian Improvements project. |
Hopewell |
VA |
$8,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
This funding will be used to fund the completion of phase 1 of the Shenandoah Rail Trail, a proposed multi-use trail that will span three counties and nine towns along the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia. |
Warren, Shenandoah and Rockingham counties |
VA |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
Funds will be used for design and construction to widen a 2.21 mile section of U.S. 121/U.S. 460 to a four-lane, near the Southern Gap industrial park in Buchanan County, Virginia, to better promote economic development of this coal-impacted, economically distressed community. |
Buchanan County |
VA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
The City of Virginia Beach is requesting $5 million to improve access to Sandbridge by providing a safer and more reliable alternate route to the Sandbridge area as well as providing a more resilient hurricane evacuation route for the Sandbridge residents. |
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
The project will construct a sidewalk between the heavily utilized Horner Road Commuter Lot and dense residential areas located off the intersection of Prince William Parkway and Summerland Drive. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$2,592,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
The purpose of the project is to build a pedestrian bridge across a busy six-lane section of US Route 1 to connect the planned North Woodbridge Town Center to High-Capacity Transit at the Woodbridge VRE Station. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
Funding will help construct bicycle and pedestrian improvements from Blake Lane to near the entrance of the Vienna Metro I-66 westbound ramp. Improvements include a shared-use path along the south side of Sutton Road and a two-way cycle track and sidewalk along the south side of Country Creek Road and Virginia Center Boulevard. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
Funding will help go toward bicycle/pedestrian facility improvements for segments of the I-66 Parallel Trail. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
To construct a sidewalk along the west side of Great Falls Street from Haycock Road to Grande Lane, in Fairfax County. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
Funding would help complete the northern portion of the Mason Neck Trail. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
Funding will improve access to several Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) Metrorail stations as well as improve safety for bicyclists and pedestrians within Herndon and Reston. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC) |
Funding will go toward providing more shelters, benches, or ADA-compliant accessibility to bus stops along Henrico County's four main transit corridors. |
Henrico County |
VA |
$1,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
To fund facility upgrades that will improve the safety and security of rail passengers and station visitors. |
Richmond |
VA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
To fund planning, outreach, design and construction of 1.9 miles of Richmond's North-South line to provide better transit options to Richmond's residents and visitors alike. |
Richmond |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hampton Roads Transit |
To purchase paratransit vehicles for Hampton Roads Transit to better serve riders with disabilities. |
Norfolk and multiple jurisdictions in Hampton Road |
VA |
$2,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
To conduct a pilot project to develop a driving surface aggregate material for Virginia’s unpaved roads. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
Route 28/Centreville Road Innovative Intersections Design Engineering. |
Manassas Park |
VA |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
To expand Beaver Creek Drive in the Patriot Centre Business Park. |
Martinsville, Henry County |
VA |
$3,967,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit |
Funding will go toward creating an urban living laboratory in Arlington and Alexandria for transportation-related smart technologies that can save lives, save transportation commuting times, help the environment, and spur economic development. |
City of Alexandria and Arlington County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Biotechnology Research Partnership Author |
Funding will be used to construct the Life Sciences Innovation Center and Laboratory in Richmond, VA and will be overseen by the Virginia Biotechnology Research Partnership Authority. |
Richmond |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tazewell County |
Funding will enhance the accessibility of an overlook to promote tourism and economic development. |
Tazewell County |
VA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
To provide for enhancements to rights-of-way, pedestrian crossings, signage, and landscaping at entry points for the beautification of the Portsmouth Boulevard corridor in the vicinity of the I-664 interchange. |
City of Chesapeake |
VA |
$3,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central VA Fund for Economic Education and Improve |
Provide resources to implement the first steps of a redevelopment master plan for the Central Virginia Training Center in Madison Heights, Virginia, which will create significant economic benefits, opportunities, and jobs for the city of Lynchburg and the greater Central Virginia region. |
Lynchburg |
VA |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) |
This project will further analyze the I-264/Independence Boulevard interchange improvement alternatives, develop an Interchange Access Report (IAR), and implement the preferred interchange alternative as identified by the IAR. |
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC) |
The purpose of the project is to improve shelters, benches, and ADA compliance of GRTC’s bus stations. |
Richmond |
VA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Henrico County |
Funding will be used to for the restoration of Woodland Cemetery, a historic African American cemetery. This project will provide new roads throughout the cemetery, allowing for safer travel through the cemetery and address land erosion issues. |
Henrico County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
To construct a Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) Bus Transfer Center on W Ocean View Avenue in Norfolk at a more highly visible location to ensure a safer bus patron environment. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New River/Mount Rogers Workforce Development Board |
This request would support the development and growth of sector partnerships in skilled industrial, construction, and service trades. |
The Counties of Bland, Carroll, Floyd, Giles, Grayson, Montgomery, Pulaski, Smyth, Washington and Wythe and the Cities of Bristol, Galax and Radford |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia State University |
This request supports improving broadband infrastructure on Virginia State University (VSU)'s campus and the enhancement of digital inclusion services at VSU and for students. |
Petersburg and Ettrick |
VA |
$2,580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Union University |
This project supports mentorship, career-specific guidance and learning opportunities, summer enrichment programs, and experiential matching with local businesses for First-in-College middle school students in the Richmond area. |
Richmond |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Richard Bland College of William & Mary |
This request funds supports services, education and training, and job placement for students from rural areas, underrepresented STEM groups, and students highly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Petersburg, Dinwiddie, Prince George, and Hopewell |
VA |
$694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Arlington County |
Funding will be used to build a Situational Awareness Center (SAC) to manage and respond to emergency and special events in and around Arlington County, Virginia. |
Arlington County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Prince William County |
Funding would be used to rehabilitate the aging Lake Jackson Dam in Prince William County, Virginia by creating a uniform concrete spillway to alleviate current maintenance and safety hazards associated with the nearly 100-year old dam. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Stafford County Economic Development Authority |
Funding would assist the Virginia Smart Community Testbed in Stafford County, Virginia in developing a sustainable statewide flood sensor network. |
Stafford County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Virginia Beach |
Funding would go toward expanding the information technology (IT) infrastructure of the City of Virginia Beach’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to allow for activation at different City-owned facilities to protect continuity of operations and address expanding incidents. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Hopewell |
Funding will be used to replace the functionally obsolete standby generator at City Hall in the City of Hopewell, Virginia. |
City of Hopewell |
VA |
$187,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Craig County |
Funding will be used to upgrade emergency response equipment, including radios and antennae, for first responders in Craig County, Virginia, which will allow for swifter responses to emergency situations. |
Craig County |
VA |
$2,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Danville |
Funding will go toward flash flood mitigation in the City of Danville, Virginia. |
City of Danville |
VA |
$9,138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Portsmouth |
Funding would support the consolidation of several emergency response services into a new Public Safety Complex in the City of Portsmouth, Virginia. |
City of Portsmouth |
VA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
City of Portsmouth |
Funding would go toward rehabilitating aging dam infrastructure critical to maintaining drinking water in Portsmouth. |
Cities of Portsmouth and Suffolk |
VA |
$4,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
This request supports Fairfax County, through the Department of Neighborhood and Community Services (NCS), in creating neighborhood job and entrepreneurship technology and research centers for teens and young adults at the County's community centers, teen centers, and Neighborhood Initiative Sites. These centers will provide teens and young adults with career readiness skills, job training, and leadership programs. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$2,138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Foundation for the Future |
This request supports a regionally-focused, employer-driven, sectoral workforce development program focused on producing schools to train workers ready for employment in the aerospace industry.
|
Fairfax and Richmond |
VA |
$807,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Signature Theatre, Inc |
This request supports Signature Theatre's education and engagement programs for middle and high school students from Arlington and greater Northern Virginia. |
Arlington |
VA |
$335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System |
This request supports the development of a comprehensive workforce development model that will expand existing pilot programs to reach new populations and train students in health careers most affected by the health workforce shortage.
|
Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, and Petersburg |
VA |
$1,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Portsmouth |
This request supports job search services, workshops, counseling, training and employment preparation, and placement services, including vocational evaluations, on-the-job training, and supportive services, for Portsmouth residents. |
Portsmouth |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ASM Materials Education Foundation |
This request supports an educational camp to train and equip K-12 educators to teach materials science concepts in their classrooms. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melwood |
This request funds an expansion of Melwood's neurodiverse workforce program, abilIT, to serve individuals with disabilities with classes and support to prepare them to earn industry-recognized certifications and for successful careers in tech and tech-adjacent fields. |
Arlington |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Union University |
This request supports workforce curriculum, training, and placement within the fields of public health. |
Richmond |
VA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marymount University |
This request supports a 12-week training program in technology help-desk positions, job placement supports, and 6 months of mentorship post-training program for female caregivers. |
Arlington |
VA |
$766,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
An Achievable Dream, Inc. |
This request supports enrichment and support, additional hands-on learning and social skills development, extended hours and learning supports, and an expanded suite of emergency wrap around supports for students and families impacted by the pandemic. |
Newport News, Virginia Beach, and Henrico County |
VA |
$4,019,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Virginia |
This request supports modernization and technological upgrades of the Youth Leadership Initiative’s teacher and student access portal, as well as an expansion of digital archives and related lesson plans. The Youth Leadership Initiative (YLI), based at the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics, provides civic education materials for K-12 educators. |
Statewide |
VA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Old Dominion University |
This request supports a training program focused on curricula standards aligned with public/private maritime skilled trades requirements. |
Suffolk |
VA |
$643,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
To provide educators with digital tools and resources to better support Virginia’s English Language Learners. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,487,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connected DMV |
To establish a workforce development initiative in Northern Virginia to aid in the training of individuals in quantum information science fields. |
McLean |
VA |
$2,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Center |
This request supports professional development training for early learning providers throughout Virginia and onsite consultation, coaching, and ongoing mentorship to early learning providers in the Arlington and Richmond areas. |
Arlington and Richmond |
VA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
To expand offerings for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their typical peers to have meaningful and structured social interactions. |
Tysons |
VA |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CASA, Inc. |
To expand workforce development and vocational training programs at CASA’s Prince William County headquarters. |
Woodbridge |
VA |
$917,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shenandoah University |
To establish a new Master’s of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Shenandoah University to address the shortage of qualified mental health professionals in rural parts of the Commonwealth. |
Winchester |
VA |
$921,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hollins University |
To establish affordable, high-quality access to continuing education needed for teachers to provide dual enrollment courses to students in the Roanoke Valley. |
Roanoke County |
VA |
$428,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Germanna Community College |
To improve cybersecurity degree and credential programs at Germanna Community College. |
Fredericksburg |
VA |
$870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
To recruit and train college students to tutor K-12 students in the Northern Virginia region. |
Fairfax |
VA |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
To create a statewide computing education ecosystem and ultimately produce more tech-related degrees to cultivate the next generation STEM workforce. |
Fairfax |
VA |
$1,679,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun Education Foundation |
To expand teacher mentoring supports in order to improve retention of Virginia’s teachers. |
Statewide |
VA |
$1,165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
To diversify the pipeline and promote student success in postsecondary arts programs at JMU. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$561,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
To address the sustainability of rural communities by developing proven systems of innovation and connections between institutions of higher education and the communities in which they reside. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Virginia |
To design, develop, and deliver a professional education curriculum for leaders of organizations in the critical manufacturing and infrastructure industries. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$4,530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Virginia |
To grow and strengthen Virginia’s technology workforce by increasing access to UVA’s Cloud Computing certificate. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roanoke College |
To update equipment and technology for STEM instruction. |
Salem |
VA |
$1,241,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Source for Learning, Inc. |
To expand online professional learning and resource offerings to early childhood educators in Virginia. |
Statewide |
VA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the National World War II Memorial |
To support educational programming on the history, meaning, and impact of the Holocaust for Virginia 9th through 12th graders. |
Arlington, Carroll, King and Queen, Mecklenburg, Pittsylvania, Pulaski, and Rockingham Counties |
VA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of William and Mary |
To develop a multi-purpose data science innovation hub in Williamsburg, focused on intelligence, security, and resilience applications. |
Williamsburg |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Chesapeake |
This request supports agriculture education mobile classrooms that would allow the City of Chesapeake to provide high quality educational programs in local neighborhoods, at community events, and in schools |
Chesapeake |
VA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-Area Community Health |
This request supports Tri-Area Community Health in renovation of the Laurel Fork Clinic and Pharmacy to provide medical and behavioral health services to residents of Carroll, Floyd, and Patrick Counties and the City of Galax. |
Carroll County |
VA |
$1,201,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ridgeview Pavilion Behavioral Health Hospital |
This request supports funding to convert a wing at Ridgeview Pavilion Behavioral Health Hospital into a secure, high-risk behavioral health unit. |
Bristol and Washington |
VA |
$598,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Refuge – Hopewell Recovery Center |
This request supports funding to expand the reach of an evidence-based curriculum to serve individuals in recovery in the Hopewell, Virginia community. |
Hopewell |
VA |
$472,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Health Workforce Development Authority |
This request supports the Virginia Health Workforce Development Authority, in conjunction with the Area Health Education Centers in Virginia, to train 100 Community Health Workers with a specific focus on providing mental health services to citizens in rural Virginia. |
Statewide |
VA |
$169,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation |
This request supports the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes’ Foundation's implementation of "Caring for Virginia's Caregivers", an initiative to coordinate efforts across the Commonwealth to address health care worker mental health. |
Statewide |
VA |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rockbridge Area Transport System |
To purchase a stretcher van in order to collaborate with other rural community service organizations to provide non-emergent medical transport/stretcher transport services in Rockbridge and neighboring County areas. |
Rockbridge County, Alleghany County, Augusta County |
VA |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chesapeake Regional Healthcare |
To establish a 20-bed acute, inpatient psychiatric unit in the City of Chesapeake at Chesapeake Regional Medical Center. |
Chesapeake |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun County |
To implement a one-year pilot program to develop a Health and Human Services workforce, representative of the Loudoun Community, who are engaged and prepared to work within the public safety-net system. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prince William County Government Community Service |
To create a PWC Regional Crisis Receiving and Stabilization Center program that would provide 16-23 hour observation recliners and 16 crisis stabilization beds for adults experiencing a behavioral health crisis. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
To provide incentives for individuals to enter and continue employment in Northern Virginia, public sector, health and human service programs in exchange for a commitment to work in public sector services with one of the five Northern Virginia health and human service agencies, such as the Community Services Boards (CSBs), for a three-year period of time and to establish five positions to expand recruitment efforts through educational partners. This is a regional request on behalf of the five Northern Virginia CSBs. |
City of Alexandria and the Counties of Arlington, Fairfax-Falls Church, Loudoun, and Prince William |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
To provide incentives for individuals to work in provider positions for a minimum of three years at the Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board (CSB). |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of South Hampton Roads |
To support participants, who are working lower-income working mothers, with trained mentors, who guide them to navigate obstacles as they invest in their family's future. The Mobility Mentoring coaching model is grounded in brain science research and focuses on building foundational skills such as the ability to focus, plan, problem solve, and make difficult decisions, skills that are typically compromised by chronic stress. |
Virginia Beach; Norfolk |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters (CHKD) |
To work toward development of a Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship with Eastern Virginia Medical School. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Center for Hope |
To provide residential treatment for substance use disorders, which will support the local economy through workforce development, actively address negative stigma towards those with substance use disorders, and center the needs and experiences of individuals in active recovery. |
Smyth |
VA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters (CHKD) |
To provide mental health programs and services to children and adolescent patients at the new mental health hospital. The expanded mental health programming at CHKD would include: (1) the development of inpatient pediatric mental and behavioral health programming; (2) improved access to a comprehensive continuum of care such as intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization services; (3) opening of a bridge clinic to support recently discharged patients; and (4) expanded outreach programs including peer and family support. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters (CHKD) |
To support construction of a new 60-bed, 14-story and $224 million total mental health hospital for children and adolescents on CHKD's main hospital campus and to complete satellite mental health care facilities. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun Coalition on Women and Girls |
Recognizing the disproportionate impact COVID-19 has had on women, the Voices of Virginia Women – Pilot Program will survey Virginia women across the Commonwealth through community listening sessions and provide policy recommendations from their analysis of the data. The Loudoun Coalition on Women and Girls launched the Voices of Virginia Women – Pilot Program to better inform policymakers and community-based organizations so that they may make informed and data driven decisions. |
Statewide |
VA |
$192,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
10-7 Farms |
To support the overburdened mental health system by coordinating care services across the communities. 10-7 Farms will implement coordinated care services including peer support, community engagement, youth mentoring, community service, and purposeful self-care through socio-emotional learning practices. |
Caroline, Hanover, King and Queen, King William, and Essex Counties |
VA |
$807,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marymount University |
This request supports Marymount University in efforts to establish their Center of Optimal Aging as a hub of support for older Virginians. The Center will provide education to older adults on minimizing chronic health conditions while serving as a training site to increase the older-adult-serving workforce in Virginia. |
Arlington |
VA |
$877,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Newport News |
To start up and operate a mobile healthcare clinic unit operated by a Medical Nurse Practitioner and a Community Paramedic in underserved communities. |
City of Newport News |
VA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lynchburg |
Through evidence-based programming, Building Community Through Relationships will help youth mitigate and overcome barriers education with focuses on academic success, workforce development, healthy lifestyles, and good character and citizen development. |
Lynchburg |
VA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
To provide equitable access for older adults and people with disabilities to an increased range of technological devices to more underserved communities in Fairfax County, addressing gaps in accessibility, affordability, and technical ability. Specifically, NCS will upgrade the inventory of technological devices at Neighborhood Initiative Program (NIP) partner sites to meet that of NCS Community Center located technology centers. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Local Office on Aging |
This request is to support the Local Office on Aging's efforts to transition their transportation services to a more sustainable model that will allow for expanded access to help seniors age in their communities. |
Roanoke |
VA |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens |
This request will support construction to expand access to care for older adults in Southwest Virginia through the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly. |
Bristol |
VA |
$1,204,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary's Health Wagon |
This request supports increased access to and utilization of prevention, treatment, and recovery services to improve care in Southwest Virginia for individuals with behavioral health conditions, including substance use disorders. |
Lee, Scott, Wise, Dickenson, Buchanan and Russell Counties |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
This request supports funding for state-wide expansion of the Mental Health Stepped Care Model to provide evidence-based mental health services in English and Spanish. |
Statewide |
VA |
$1,922,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
This request supports funding for implementation of trainings to reduce burnout in the mental health workforce and increase access to outpatient mental health services throughout the Commonwealth. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University |
This request supports capacity building to increase access to preventive health care and health promotion programs for individuals with intellectual and development disabilities and mobility limitations as well as increase provider knowledge and skills in addressing the unique needs of individuals with disabilities. |
Statewide |
VA |
$988,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health System |
To develop a training program for health professionals in the region Valley Health serves. VHS will work with secondary educational institutions to build graduate counseling programming and develop the professionals required to close the care gap and prepare for the growing need within rural and underserved communities. |
Winchester |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health System |
To renovate and expand Valley Health System’s Federally Qualified Health Center and Rural Health Clinics to expand behavioral health services, including by investments in telehealth. |
Winchester |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities |
To expand funding for scholars from Historically Black Colleges and Universities to undertake humanities research. |
Charlottesville |
VA |
$992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Communities in Schools of Virginia |
To support a statewide initiative to augment CIS' existing integrated student supports by providing 11 additional personnel to address elevated chronic absenteeism. |
Richmond, Chesterfield, Petersburg, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Bristol, Tazewell, Dickenson, Norton, Washington, Alexandria, and Fairfax |
VA |
$977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Exmore |
This project is for a sewage collection system in the Town of Exmore, Virginia. The collection system will convey wastewater from approximately 725 residents and commercial connections. |
Town of Exmore |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
This project will consist of the replacement of approximately 2,500 linear feet of gravity sewer main, associated manholes, cleanouts, and public laterals in the right-of-way in the Ballentine Place community of Norfolk, Virginia. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pulaski |
Funding would be used to complete architectural and engineering design and conduct preservation construction activities for the historic Calfee Training School in Pulaski, Virginia. |
Town of Pulaski |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
The purpose of this project is to stabilize the Byrd Park Pump House in the City of Richmond Virginia to make it more available for public use and to preserve it for future generations. Stabilization will expand the number of visitors who can access the building beyond the current limit of 25 people wearing hardhats, only in special circumstances. Stabilization is the first phase of a larger renovation project. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Alexandria Sanitation Authority dba Alexan |
Funding would be used to construct a portion of a combined sewer overflow control project in the City of Alexandria, Virginia that will prevent over 120 million gallons of combined sewage from entering the City’s waterways each year. |
City of Alexandria |
VA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rockbridge County |
Funding would support the design and construction of a new raw water pump station in Rockbridge County, Virginia. |
Rockbridge County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Harrisonburg |
Funding will be used for the design and construction of a raw water and potable water transmission project in the City of Harrisonburg, Virginia. The project will convey water from the City of Harrisonburg’s Dry River Intake to the Grand View Drive Water Treatment Plant, in total requires installation of 55,000 feet of new 30” pipe. |
City of Harrisonburg |
VA |
$4,880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of South Boston |
Funding would be used to complete repairs and replace storm sewer lines and associated appurtenances in the Town of South Boston, Virginia. |
Town of South Boston and Halifax County |
VA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Amherst County Service Authority (ACSA) |
Funding would be used to rehabilitate a publicly-owned interceptor wastewater sewer in Amherst County, Virginia. |
Amherst County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Frederick County Sanitation Authority d/b/a Freder |
Funding would be used to construct a new water treatment plant, a water intake system, a new pumping system, and the development of a water storage system in Frederick County, Virginia. |
Frederick County |
VA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arlington County |
Funding would be used to rehabilitate a 2,906-foot section of an interceptor wastewater sewer in Arlington County, Virginia. |
Arlington County |
VA |
$1,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chesapeake |
Funding would be used to replace and install approximately 9,000 feet of water main and approximately 140 service lines to homes that are suspected to be served by lead service lines in and around the Avalon area of South Norfolk, Virginia. |
City of Chesapeake |
VA |
$3,710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
Funding would be used to replace the Little Creek drinking water storage tank discharge pump generator in the City of Norfolk, Virginia. The proposed project will install a new generator system that is connected to on-demand natural gas, eliminating the need for refueling visits and ensuring continuity of service during periods of prolonged electricity outages. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Prince Edward County |
Funding would provide a new reliable, secure drinking water source for Prince Edward County, the Town of Farmville, and surrounding communities. |
Prince Edward County |
VA |
$3,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arlington County |
Funding would rehabilitate a 5,876-foot section of an interceptor wastewater sewer in Arlington County, Virginia. |
Arlington County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Petersburg |
Funding would go toward construction of approximately 7,650 linear feet (LF) of twenty-inch (20'') ductile iron water-main to replace the existing twenty-inch (20'') asbestos cement water-main which has exceeded its useful life and has experienced a series of substantial breakages over the past decade. |
City of Petersburg |
VA |
$3,582,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bristol |
Funding would be used by the City of Bristol, Virginia to retain expert consultants to aid research efforts to find effective solutions to solve the noxious odor issue at the City’s Solid Waste Management Facility. |
City of Bristol |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Portsmouth |
Funding would be used to rehabilitate and replace the vacuum assisted sanitary sewer system in the City of Portsmouth, Virginia. |
City of Portsmouth |
VA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Virginia Beach |
Funding would support the design and construction of a stormwater pump station in the vicinity of Lake Windsor and South Boulevard in the City of Virginia Beach, Virginia. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Virginia Beach |
Funding will go toward drainage improvements and flood mitigation along the eastern shore. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts |
Funding would be used to make electrical and security repairs at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts in Vienna, Virginia. |
Town of Vienna |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Halifax County Service Authority |
Funding would be used to upgrade and convert a 70 year old surface water plant with a conventional gravity sand drinking water filter plant in Halifax County, Virginia. |
Halifax County |
VA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
Funding would be used to establish and pilot the Greater Chesapeake Tribal Resilience Initiative (GCTRI), to enhance the capacity of Indigenous nations to be leading change-agents in coastal environmental adaptation. The GCTRI will establish a peer-to-peer resource sharing network among Virginia’s seven federally-recognized tribes through which they can work with university partners on sustainability initiatives, including applied research and business development. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,502,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
To fund a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service conservation easement acquisition of nearly 1,000 acres at the Rappahannock River National Wildlife Refuge. These lands, also known as Fones Cliffs, are culturally significant to the Rappahannock Tribe, a federally recognized tribe in Virginia. |
Richmond County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To support a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-directed study regarding Savannah Harbor modifications. |
Savannah |
GA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
To improve the efficiency, cost, and reliability of ship traffic in the Brunswick Harbor by making navigational enhancements along the federally-maintained channel. |
Brunswick |
GA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Energy and Water Development |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
To create a research center in coordination with Georgia’s HBCUs to study and develop new hydrogen fuel technologies for a clean energy future. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Blue Ridge, Georgia |
To support construction of a Tourist Welcome Center that will benefit the downtown area. |
Blue Ridge |
GA |
$1,098,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Baconton, Georgia |
To support the purchase a 20-seat passenger van to transport senior citizens to the local senior center, medical appointments, and other essential services. |
Baconton |
GA |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
McIntosh Sustainable Environment and Economic Dev. |
To support construction of educational facilities and other purposes that will increase access to the community forest. |
Long County (also servicing McIntosh, Glynn and Liberty Counties) |
GA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town Of Waverly Hall |
To fund city hall repairs, including roof repair, window replacements, and interior upgrades. |
Waverly Hall |
GA |
$147,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Tennille |
To fund construction of a pedestrian bridge that will improve pedestrian safety and alleviate downtown congestion. |
Tennille |
GA |
$1,036,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Madison County Board of Commissioners |
To fund construction of a Center for Active Living, which will benefit youth and senior residents of Madison County. |
Danielsville (Madison County) |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Cleveland |
To support construction of a new public safety complex for police and fire services. |
Cleveland |
GA |
$8,477,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fannin County Board of Commissioners |
To support the purchase of equipment for the Fannin County Fire Department that will better protect the health and safety of firefighters and surrounding communities. |
Fannin County |
GA |
$1,602,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Echols County Board of Commissioners |
To support construction of a new Echols County Courthouse. |
Echols County |
GA |
$23,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sumter County Board of Commissioners |
To support fairground revitalization, including the repurposing of an existing facility for a new community center. |
Sumter County |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Crisis Line & Safe House of Central Georgia |
To support victim services at the One Safe Place Macon Family Justice Center |
City of Macon |
GA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Whitfield County |
To purchase instrumentation to detect trace elements of narcotics to reduce prevalence of drugs and drug overdoses |
Whitfield County |
GA |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Logistics Base-Albany |
This project would provide a new communication facility that will serve as the Installation Service Node (ISN) and Special Purpose Processing Node for Facility Related Control Systems and other future operational technology. |
Albany |
GA |
$52,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Stewart/Hunter Army Airfield |
This project would provide adequate working space to support the Military Working Dog (MWD) missions and activities at Hunter Army Airfield. |
Savannah |
GA |
$10,028,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gillem |
This project would provide permanent facilities for the Defense Forensic Science Center’s (DFSC) Forensic Exploitation Directorate (FXD) and provide facilities for the authorized expansion of assigned personnel. |
Forest Park |
GA |
$24,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany |
This project would provide training and maintenance facilities for the 381st Engineer Company and the 377th Quartermaster Company at modern standards in order to support training and skills development of personnel and the operational readiness on assigned military equipment. |
Albancy |
GA |
$24,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dobbins Air Reserve Base |
This funding would provide a vital facility needed to provide training to security forces personnel at Dobbins ARB. |
Cobb County |
GA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
This project would provide a specially designed, permanent National Guard/Reserve Center Building at Fort Gordon to replace current facilities at the end of their usable life and at maximum capacity. |
Augusta |
GA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dobbins Air Reserve Base |
This project would provide for an improved working facility for the 94 Logistics Readiness Squadron at Dobbins ARB which currently has a facility with insufficient layout, accessibility/vertical storage capability issues, and inadequate warehouse space. |
Cobb County |
GA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dobbins Air Reserve Base |
This project would provide an 800-member training facility comprised of administrative, educational, assembly, arms vault, weapons simulator, physical fitness, and storage areas for Army Reserve units at Dobbins ARB. |
Cobb County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Robins Air Force Base |
This project would provide for a C-130J 4-dock maintenance hangar at Robins AFB where current C-130 infrastructure is already utilized to its maximum capacity for scheduled aircraft programmed depot maintenance. |
Warner Robins |
GA |
$14,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Moody Air Force Base |
This project would provide a facility required to support all 23 Security Forces Squadron functions including training, operations, administration, storage, weapons vault, and holding and Level I confinement cells. |
Valdosta |
GA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany |
This project would provide for a consolidation of five dispersed work centers at MCLB-Albany to improve health and safety of the command’s work force, increase production efficiency, reduce expenses, and expand vehicle and property lifespans. |
Albany |
GA |
$559,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Robins Air Force Base |
This project would provide for a Control Town at Robins AFB where current overcrowded cab conditions limits air traffic controller mobility and training, prevents safe and efficient flow of air traffic, and degrades controller communications with aircrews. |
Warner Robins |
GA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA ARS - Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory |
To support infrastructure improvements at the Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory which will benefit Georgia's poultry producers. |
Athens |
GA |
$2,184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA ARS Southeastern Fruit/Tree Nut Research Lab. |
To support infrastructure improvements at the Southeastern Fruit & Tree Nut Research Laboratory which will benefit Georgia's specialty crop producers.
|
Byron |
GA |
$2,411,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
USDA ARS - National Peanut Research Laboratory |
To support infrastructure improvements at the National Peanut Research Laboratory which will benefit Georgia's peanut producers.
|
Dawson |
GA |
$3,618,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
This project would provide a small (126 children) modified standard design child development center with outdoor play areas for children between the ages 6 weeks - 5 years of age. |
Augusta |
GA |
$21,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
This project would construct a large (338 children) modified standard design child development center with outdoor play areas for children between the ages 6 weeks - 5 years of age. |
Augusta |
GA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
This project would provide a Secret CYBER and Communications Network Training Facility. This project includes a standard design secret level instructions area consisting of classrooms, instructional labs, instructor offices, conference/counseling rooms, administrative spaces, separate student and staff break areas, student records storage, and computer maintenance area. |
Augusta |
GA |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Dobbins Air Reserve Base |
This project would provide a new installation fitness center to meet personnel fitness and health needs to remain mission ready and capable. |
Cobb County |
GA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fort Valley State University Foundation, Inc. |
To support expanded educational opportunities and real-world clinical training experience for students enrolled in Fort Valley State University's Veterinary Technology Program. |
Fort Valley (Peach, Houston, Macon, Crawford, Lee, Dougherty, Twiggs, and Laurens Counties) |
GA |
$4,628,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Atlanta Police Foundation |
To improve access to employment opportunities for youth in underserved communities |
City of Atlanta |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Atlanta Police Foundation |
To provide behavioral health services for at-risk youth and their families |
City of Atlanta |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Helping Empower Youth Incorporated |
To provide support programs for at-risk youth |
City of Atlanta |
GA |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Fort Valley Police Department |
To purchase new patrol vehicles |
City of Fort Valley |
GA |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hiawassee |
To purchase a new patrol vehicle |
City of Hiawassee |
GA |
$39,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sumter County Sheriff's Office |
To improve security at government buildings |
Sumter County |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomasville |
To acquire equipment to address backlog of forensic evidence analysis |
City of Thomasville |
GA |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Stockbridge |
To provide training to law enforcement officers on de-escalation and appropriate use of force |
City of Stockbridge |
GA |
$114,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Stockbridge |
To establish a mental health and wellness training program for law enforcement officers |
City of Stockbridge |
GA |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of College Park |
To improve law enforcement equipment and technology |
City of College Park |
GA |
$373,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Powder Springs |
To improve law enforcement radio networks |
City of Powder Springs |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of East Point |
To improve law enforcement equipment and technology |
City of East Point |
GA |
$363,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Augusta University |
To improve public safety at Augusta University |
City of Augusta |
GA |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Stockbridge |
To improve law enforcement equipment and technology |
City of Stockbridge |
GA |
$81,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia College and State University |
To support upgrades at Georgia College and State University's Aquatic Science Center that will improve research and educational opportunities for students. |
Milledgeville |
GA |
$1,088,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Greater Augusta Black Chamber of Commerce |
To support business owners through training, mentorship, and grants. |
Augusta |
GA |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Savannah State University |
To support Savannah State University's marine science research and student engagement through equipment and instrumentation upgrades. |
Savannah |
GA |
$1,633,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Southern University |
To support Georgia Southern University's work to create a digital tool for monitoring water conditions across coastal Georgia. |
Bryan, Chatham and Glynn Counties |
GA |
$2,749,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
United Way of Central Georgia |
To provide an efficient, effective, and equitable landscape of support that expands Georgia's nonprofits' capacity to serve the state. |
Macon |
GA |
$756,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary Foundation |
To support educational exhibits at the Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary Ocean Discovery Center in downtown Savannah. |
Savannah |
GA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Savannah State University |
To support research efforts at Savannah State University focused on carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas emissions reductions in vegetable production systems. |
Savannah |
GA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Aquarium, Inc. |
To support equipment purchases for a marine science center on Skidaway Island, Georgia. |
Savannah |
GA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The Agnes Scott-Oakview Bicycle Trail and Greenway Plan provides a direct link to the PATH Foundation's Trolley Line Trail and access to the Atlanta Beltline, connecting Decatur with metro-Atlanta's regional bicycle network. |
Decatur |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
Gwinnett County Transit intends to purchase 5 local buses & 5 paratransit vehicles for the Local Bus 60 route to
provide adequate headways and service hours. |
Lawrenceville |
GA |
$5,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The project is intended to provide a safe and convenient crossing for pedestrians and cyclists using the Noonday
Creek Trail. The proposed crossing includes elevated boardwalk approaches, a bridge over SR 3/US 41/Cobb
Parkway, a bridge over Noonday Creek, and a segment of on-grade trail to tie to existing sidewalk. The total
proposed crossing length is approximately 0.6 miles. |
Kennesaw |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce |
The funds of this proposal will cover the cost to support Hispanic small business owners throughout Metro Atlanta and it will allow this support to expand to economically distressed areas in rural and coastal cities.
The funds will be used for the salaries of qualified bilingual business consultants, bilingual subject-matter course facilitators; for the development of culturally specific curriculum in English & Spanish; for office space in Gwinnett, Tifton, and Savannah; for the development and translation of resource material; for the website development of a bilingual one-stop, easy-to-access information, essential resources, and educational videos; for software to monitor and evaluate program impact; and the equipment to increase the accessibility and convenient to Hispanic small business owners. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
To acquire research instrumentation related to microelectronics |
City of Atlanta |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
To establish the National Security Semiconductor Center of Excellence to develop and transition fundamental research to meet national security needs |
City of Atlanta |
GA |
$32,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Downtown Development Authority of Augusta, Georgia |
To create a microenterprise center to serve as both an incubator and active commerce location for new entrepreneurs. |
Augusta |
GA |
$2,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The study is to develop a concept for advancing the multi-modal trail project to construction based on
considerations – consistency with vision and goals set forth in the County’s Comprehensive Transportation Plan, Greenway and Trail Master Plan, and the Atlanta Region’s Plan; Maximize safety, connectivity, and efficiency throughout the trail; Potential to address the existing and future needs of pedestrian and bicycle users; and for the future federal funding eligibility of all project phases. The communities are eager to get the project under construction and completed. |
Austell |
GA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The City of Smyrna is developing a feasibility study to determine the alignment of a bicycle and pedestrian bridge, connecting Cobb County and the City of Atlanta, across the Chattahoochee River near Proctor Creek. |
Smyrna |
GA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
MARTA will create Safe Routes to Transit by providing safe access to bus stops by constructing a variety of
pedestrian and ADA improvements, with a focus on equity and historically disadvantaged communities. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The project will separate the pedestrian traffic from users of state route 20 with 35,000 vpd and growing. |
Sugar Hill |
GA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fulton County Government |
The Fulton County Airport is seeking to build a Customs facility to retain authorization for international landing and
take-off rights, a new requirement of the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol. |
Fulton County |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fulton County Government |
The Fulton County Executive Airport (FTY), erected in 1949, requires a new terminal because the existing building has outlived its useful life. The terminal was recently closed to staff and the public due to health and safety concerns. |
Fulton County |
GA |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The project is intended to improve public safety and help lessen the number of accidents occurring at these crossings with the addition of specific equipment and to lessen the noise generated by the horns located within close proximity to each other which are negatively impacting residents. |
Powder Springs |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
North Georgia Technical College |
To serve the workforce needs of Northeast Georgia by funding a commercial truck driving training program. |
Blairsville |
GA |
$176,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
This request will fund completion of HUB404’s pre-design based upon the already completed conceptual design, allowing the project to move forward with the NEPA process and advance the HUB404 project. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Georgia Mountains Regional Commission |
To support training, equipment, technology, outreach, personnel costs, and expansion of services. |
Gainesville |
GA |
$910,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
This project includes the West Lake Bridge replacement over CSX and MARTA tracks near I-20 and Martin Luther
King (MLK) Jr Dr. and includes sidewalks and shared-use path. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The purpose of the project is for construction of a pedestrian bridge over State Route 331/Forest Parkway and construction of a greenway trail that connects the city’s places of destination while at the same time providing a safe environment for pedestrians. |
Forest Park |
GA |
$15,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chatham Area Transit Authority |
Chatham Area Transit is requesting $2,250,000 as a 50 percent federal match for the purposes of establishing a Paratransit Mobility Maintenance Facility, allowing Chatham Area Transit to provide ADA transit services for paratransit customers while increasing efficiency and reliability of mobility service in Chatham County, Georgia. This project addresses the impact of needed transportation services for those with temporary or permanent disabilities as well as aging population. It would afford space for potential growth, travel training programming, and expansion of bus parking. The location of this facility in the southern or western part of Chatham County will expand centralized access, decrease congestion, and help to reduce vehicle emissions in historic downtown Savannah. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The funding request is for the Chatham Area Transit Savannah Belles Ferry System Hybrid Electric Fleet in the FY23 Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations bill. CAT is requesting funding to enable the ferry fleet to be fully modernized and enhance the state of good repair. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
PCG Phase II completes a regional system connecting Atlanta, Brookhaven, Chamblee, Doraville to the Atlanta
Beltline providing a low-cost, clean transportation alternative and last mile connectivity to transit. |
Brookhaven |
GA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
To improve multimodal accessibility for East Point residents and surrounding communities. |
East Point |
GA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
Federal assistance will be used to construct a new roundabout at Conley Avenue and Columbia Avenue consisting of one 12’ lane and continuing the 6’ sidewalk and landscape buffer. |
College Park |
GA |
$9,226,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The start of the service will be a pilot to cover the areas of Rural 5311 Transit that is becoming urbanized according to the 2020 Census. It will be open to the public, transporting riders to jobs, medical appointments, shopping, classes, and other areas as requested. |
Augusta |
GA |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
Perform a feasibility study to determine best alternative for improving operations and safety of rail crossing. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation |
To restore the historic Eleanor Roosevelt School |
Warm Springs |
GA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
Funding will be used to procure ten (10) thirty-foot electric buses and ten (10) bus charging stations which will be
operated by METRA, the public transit service provider in Columbus, GA. |
Columbus |
GA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Okefenokee Swamp Park, Inc. |
This project presents a novel opportunity to engage local stakeholders in a dialogue with the African American
community in the Okefenokee region, build awareness for historical African American contributions to the region,
and preserve and digitize historical records relating to the nation’s only all-Black Civilian Conservation Corps. |
Waycross |
GA |
$496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The Michelle Obama Trail (South River Trail) is an excellent candidate for Congressional Community Funding as it
will connect to many other regional trails such as The Atlanta Beltline and Panola Mountain and Arabia Mountain
PATH trail systems. |
Decatur |
GA |
$2,894,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Urban League of Greater Atlanta |
To enable the statewide Rollout of the Urban League of Greater Atlanta's Financial Empowerment and Emergency Relief Center. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,861,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
MARTA’s Clayton Justice Center Transit Hub will serve Routes, 191, 192, 193 and 800 by providing customers
covered waiting areas, fare vending, real-time arrival/information, and public restrooms. Enhanced amenities along with easier bus-to-bus transfers will improve the transit experience. |
Jonesboro |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The Cobb Parkway Pedestrian Bridge North will be a new pedestrian bridge constructed over Cobb Parkway, needed
to help address safety, equity, access, and connectivity issues in the Cumberland and City of Smyrna region. |
Cumberland |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The proposed spending request will help the City of Newnan and Coweta County resident by constructing additional phases of the Newnan/Coweta LINC multi-use path system. The LINC provides residents with alternative modes of transportation making the key facilities in the community accessible by pedestrian and cycling traffic. |
Newnan |
GA |
$10,833,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The Midtown Connector Project (MCP) seeks to reconnect the neighborhoods of central Atlanta by creating a seminal destination that recaptures land lost through the unanticipated consequences of a single-purpose past to a more vibrant, sustainable, equitable, and multi-purpose future. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newnan |
To address housing deficiencies in the Chalk Level area of Newnan. |
Newnan |
GA |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
These improvements are for enhancing transportation and the life of the roadways. |
Sandersville |
GA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
The overpass in Tennille spans the Norfolk Southern Railroad next to Highway 15 as an alternate route when the crossing is occupied by rail cars. The overpass is in need of repairs before it degrades further. Failure to complete the repairs in timely fashion could lead to eventual collapse. |
Sandersville |
GA |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rome Floyd County Development Authority |
To rehabilitate the blighted Northwest Regional Hospital Property in Rome, GA. |
Rome |
GA |
$5,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Savannah |
The project will Improve the safety of drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders development; Establish connectivity with the west Savannah neighborhoods to the fabric of downtown Savannah; and Restore the beauty that once existed in this thriving corridor. |
Savannah |
GA |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta |
To provide housing to Atlanta Police, Fire, and Corrections Officers that rent apartments near the area they secure. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,020,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mt. Olive Community Outreach Center. Inc. |
To increase the affordable housing stock in
Albany, Georgia. |
Albany |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartwell |
To perform home rehabilitation, historic preservation, and community revitalization. |
Hartwell |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wellroot Family Services |
To help renovate a newly purchased facility to house transition-age youth in a supportive community. |
Tucker |
GA |
$914,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Athens Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc. |
To increase the supply of owner-occupied housing in Athens-Clarke County, GA, and to establish youth mentorship programs. |
Athens |
GA |
$15,111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Decatur, Georgia |
To provide alternative green energy for low-to-moderate-income residents. |
Decatur |
GA |
$179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta |
To mitigate the impacts of digital inequity by residents of Atlanta Housing. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc. |
To decrease housing instability among low-income Georgians. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,971,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Homeland Security |
Chatham County |
To improve emergency operations and strengthen public safety in Chatham County. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Homeland Security |
Augusta-Richmond County Government |
To improve emergency operations and strengthen public safety in Augusta-Richmond County.
|
Augusta-Richmond County |
GA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Homeland Security |
City of Atlanta |
To improve emergency operations and strengthen public safety in Atlanta. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$248,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Homeland Security |
City of East Point |
To improve emergency operations and strengthen public safety in East Point.
|
East Point |
GA |
$1,079,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Augusta-Richmond County Government |
To support storm sewer improvements for Augusta-Richmond County. |
Augusta-Richmond County |
GA |
$4,601,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Augusta-Richmond County Government |
To support rehabilitation of a gate along the Augusta Canal that will maintain drinking water supply. |
Augusta-Richmond County Government
|
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Chatham |
To support Chatham County's storm water and sea level rise impact study. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Leesburg |
To support sewer and water infrastructure upgrades in Leesburg. |
Leesburg |
GA |
$949,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomasville |
To support the City of Thomasville in implementation of a wastewater plan. |
Thomasville |
GA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Roswell |
To support the Ace Sand Park Stormwater Children's Garden and Adventure Path project in Roswell. |
Roswell |
GA |
$3,558,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gordon |
To support rehabilitation of the Gordon wastewater treatment facility. |
Gordon |
GA |
$2,402,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tift County Board of Commissioners |
To support stormwater drainage mitigation and water infrastructure improvements in Tift County. |
Tift County |
GA |
$2,470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bulloch County Board of Commissioners |
To support wastewater infrastructure improvements in Bulloch County. |
Bulloch County
|
GA |
$4,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
McDuffie County Board of Commissioners |
To support sewer improvements in McDuffie County. |
McDuffie County |
GA |
$1,174,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Greensboro |
To support a dewatering facility in Greensboro. |
Greensboro |
GA |
$887,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sparta |
To support refurbishment of Sparta's wastewater treatment plant. |
Sparta |
GA |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atrium Health Navicent Breast Care Center |
To provide education and increased awareness about early detection to prevent breast cancer, as well as provide the actual imaging service. |
Macon |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rockdale County |
To construct a Diversion Center to support the citizens of Georgia who have mental health related needs. |
Rockdale County |
GA |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Baconton, Georgia |
To purchase a 20 passenger van to transport seniors to the Senior Center, medical appointments, and shopping for essentials of daily living. |
Baconton |
GA |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's/Candler Health System |
To connect the rural medical oncologist with the multi-disciplinary disease specific cancer teams at the Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion (LCRP), and to improve access to best practice and available clinical trials for rural Georgians. |
Savannah |
GA |
$1,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Berry College |
To assist Berry College in expanding its a state-of-the-art High-Fidelity simulation (HFS) lab where students can practice and refine critical skills. |
Floyd County |
GA |
$964,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Disabled Adults and Children, Too! |
To help individuals with disabilities obtain equipment they could not otherwise afford. |
Tucker |
GA |
$478,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mercer University School of Medicine |
To help establish primary care physician led clinics in five of the most underserved areas of Georgia to improve access to health care. |
Macon |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Rouse Foundation Inc. |
To deliver health care to rural populations that are hard to reach and/or lack access to preventive healthcare. |
Carrollton |
GA |
$2,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coffee Regional Medical Center |
To renovate and upgrade laboratory instrumentation to better serve patients and to provide a platform that would allow an expansion of CRMC’s laboratory testing menu. |
Douglas |
GA |
$969,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia State University |
To improve the health and well-being of families in which grandparents are raising their grandchildren in parent-absent homes. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HOSPITAL AUTHORITY OF BLECKLEY COUNTY |
To update facilities and equipment to improve healthcare
services and access for members of the community |
Cochran |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AU Medical Center Inc. |
To replace partial fleet of defibrillators and anesthesia machines. |
Augusta |
GA |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morehouse School of Medicine |
To construct a new academic and research facility that will provide critical support in the Institution’s mission to
improve and diversify the healthcare workforce. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ser Familia, Inc. |
To increase protective factors in Latino families that build family strengths and help protect the children from abuse and/or neglect. |
Clayton County |
GA |
$492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Twin Cedars Youth & Family Services, Inc. |
To provide a safe alternative to child welfare custody, and significantly reducing the number of children entering the child welfare system. |
LaGrange |
GA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NAMI Georgia Inc |
To support peer volunteers: people with mental health conditions in recovery and their family members, who receive training to provide program leadership and outreach presentations to the community. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Evans Memorial Hospital |
To fix the leaky roof and prevent damage to expensive and life-saving equipment, and prevent endangerment of the health and safety of patients due to mold and moisture issues that may result. |
Claxton |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
F.A.I.T.H., Inc. |
To provide free and confidential services to victims of domestic violence, rape and child abuse in the Mountain Judicial Circuit in Northeast GA. |
Clayton |
GA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Family Center of Columbus, Inc. |
To help The Family Center reach their goal of additional counselors to meet the current mental health and financial counseling need within the community. |
Columbus |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Empowerment Organization of Georgia, Inc. |
To meet the critical needs of veterans experiencing homelessness or who are at risk of homelessness by providing mental health and substance use disorder services. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Georgia Health System |
To flip the Emergency Department and inpatient rooms to negative airflow, so that contaminated air is contained within the treatment rooms and does not recirculate into the facility. |
Gainesville |
GA |
$3,580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chatuge Regional Hospital |
To replace the current MRI that is approaching the end of its life. |
Hiawassee |
GA |
$1,044,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Habersham Medical Center |
To establish the first comprehensive, post COVID-19 rehabilitation, health, and wellness center in a rural community in Georgia. |
Habersham County |
GA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Positive Pathways, Inc. |
To purchase a computer for the staff and a projector for training and group purposes. |
Blairsville |
GA |
$4,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CWC Alliance, Inc |
To introduce the Life Care Specialist (LCS) into ten healthcare settings in rural Georgia to reduce the need for opioid use by providing behavioral pain management strategies and education about opioid medication. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tanner Medical Center, Inc. |
To offset the cost of acquiring a TrueBeam Radiotherapy Linear Accelerator in conjunction with a major renovation of the Roy Richards Sr. Cancer Center in Carrollton Georgia. |
Carrollton |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Union General Hospital |
To replace current MRI machine that is approaching the end of its life. |
Blairsville |
GA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Pan Asian Community Services |
To assist women and their families to live violence-free lives through comprehensive and linguistically appropriate services offered by the Victim Services program. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers |
To expand support and increase awareness of Georgia's Alzheimer’s caregivers by expanding the RCI Dealing with Dementia (DWD) program. |
Americus |
GA |
$1,020,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Screven County Board of Commissioners |
To augment existing federal DOJ treatment grants to fill remaining needs and services gaps for substance use disorder. |
Screven County |
GA |
$1,647,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd Center |
To expand services to patients who are struggling to breathe independently. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$121,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Horizons Community Service Board |
To help boost staff in rural counties and purchase telehealth equipment. |
Columbus |
GA |
$144,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Christian City |
To serve Georgia’s youth who are in immense need of individualized programming, behavioral health trauma care, 24/7 programing and support and ensuring they can become self-sufficient and successful young adults. |
Union City |
GA |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers |
To teach Georgia families and caregivers as well as staff at caregiving facilities (senior housing facilities, nursing homes, etc.), how to better deal and cope with bereavement. |
Americus |
GA |
$1,046,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Macon Volunteer Clinic, Inc. |
To provide primary medical care, dental care, vision care, prescription assistance, lab analyses, mental health counseling, and numerous specialties to 500 - 750 patients annually. |
Macon |
GA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clarkston Community Health Center Inc. |
To furnish the Dental Clinic in the new facility, including specialized medical equipment for treatment of dental disease, imaging, sterilization, and cleanings. |
Clarkston |
GA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's/Candler Health System |
To link low-income people to health and social services programs that can improve their health outcome and reduce health disparities. |
Savannah |
GA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Rural Health Innovation Center |
To provide free mental health counseling via telehealth and other supportive mental health services to children in Georgia’s rural counties |
Macon |
GA |
$3,013,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Atlanta |
To help families in metro Atlanta living in motels transition into permanent housing. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Atlanta |
To expand staff and infrastructure to help address call volume to 2-1-1, a line to help families with financial assistance. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$463,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Georgia |
To overcome access to care disparities and improve the management of chronic conditions in underserved rural populations. |
Athens |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hands On Atlanta |
To launch volunteer management program and strengthen the ability to eliminate racial disparities and improve the life outcomes for under-resourced communities throughout Atlanta and Georgia. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$86,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Mountain Food Bank |
To establish a mobile market via a truck and walk-in trailer with refrigeration that delivers food directly to rural neighborhoods exhibiting high need. |
Gainesville |
GA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Georgia Health System |
To secure data sharing platform, Unite Us, to help improve Social Determinants of Health. |
Gainesville |
GA |
$1,615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
U CREATE MACON |
To expand bike programs to rural and urban kids. |
Macon |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Taylor Regional Hospital |
To construct a new medical office building and the purchase of new equipment. |
Hawkinsville |
GA |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Elberton-Elbert County Hospital Authority |
To support the construction of a replacement facility. |
Elberton |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stephens County Hospital Authority |
To expand healthcare services which are not offered in their rural area through the use of technology and partnerships. |
Toccoa |
GA |
$9,558,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Christian City |
To help at-risk youth with a history of poverty obtain the education, behavioral health, employment skills, apprenticeship skills, life skills and tools they need to succeed in life. |
Union City |
GA |
$2,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Floyd Healthcare Management, Inc. |
To fund equipment and supplies related to establishing EMS emergency response services in Chattooga County. |
Chattooga County |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Regional Medical Center |
To purchase monitoring equipment for 12-bed Chest Pain Observation Unit that would include EKG machines and Mindray monitors |
Riverdale |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Regional Medical Center |
To fund the construction and buildout costs for two urgent care centers in communities with lack of access to care for their citizens. |
Riverdale |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Regional Medical Center |
To support the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Southern Regional Medical Center in affiliation with Morehouse School of Medicine in providing residencies for Internal Medicine residents enrolled at Morehouse School of Medicine who would work clinical rotations in Clayton County, Georgia and surrounding communities. |
Riverdale |
GA |
$1,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morris Brown College |
To support the restoration of historic HBCU Morris Brown College and to allow it to fulfill its academic mission to provide educational opportunities in a positive and nurturing environment. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valdosta State University |
VSU has created a rural teacher pipeline through its innovative on-line elementary education degree program, and this request is for scholarships and other support for program participants who wish to become teachers and are working as paraprofessionals in rural schools in Georgia. |
Valdosta |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Savannah State University |
This request would expand the Computer Science Technology-Cybersecurity major at Savannah State University, which contributes to the effort of increasing minority Cybersecurity professionals by preparing minority and women cybersecurity scientists. |
Savannah |
GA |
$616,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wesleyan College |
Wesleyan College's exceptional nursing program aims to help close Georgia's healthcare system's shortage of qualified, licensed nurses by helping students afford the cost of two years of fulltime nursing education. |
Macon |
GA |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley |
To improve education for students in the Muscogee County School District by supporting students and families in the Columbus area who live in extreme poverty through a community schools approach. |
Columbus |
GA |
$288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Albany Technical College |
To recruit and educate more nursing students to address Albany, Georgia's unprecedented nursing shortage. |
Albany |
GA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Emory Healthcare |
To increase student exposure to the hospital setting while offering an innovative approach to nursing education. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Middle Georgia State University |
To increase pilot education and training to meet the labor demand with state-of-the-art technology at Georgia's only public postsecondary aviation program. |
Eastman |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Valley State University |
To secure vital resources needed to train nursing students and meet the holistic healthcare needs of individuals, families, and groups in rural areas of Georgia. |
Fort Valley |
GA |
$2,739,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hire Heroes USA |
To support Veteran Training Program for unemployed veterans and managers that hire them |
Alpharetta |
GA |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
To offer unique opportunities and trainings in our areas of expertise surrounding STEM and STEAM. |
Savannah |
GA |
$215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Georgia Health System, Inc. |
To increase the number of registered nurses completing the nursing program at the College of Coastal Georgia. |
Brunswick |
GA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Augusta University |
To help fill open positions in the intelligence and security workforce that exists in Augusta. |
Augusta |
GA |
$718,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reinhardt University |
To continue providing the quality, student-centered education required to best serve the students and communities of North Georgia. |
Waleska |
GA |
$770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morehouse College |
To attend classes virtually in an immersive, hyper-realistic digital twin campus of Morehouse College on the Engage platform created in conjunction with educational partner, Victory XR. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Georgia |
To address the critical needs of the poultry industry in Georgia and beyond. |
Athens |
GA |
$7,293,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Empowerment Success Services |
To provide training and industry-recognized credentials to 40 episodically homeless youth. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Atlanta |
To ensure multiple pathways to economic self-sufficiency and develops the regional talent pipeline to meet industry needs |
Atlanta |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Preface Project, Inc. |
To purchase thousands of representative / multilingual books for each County's library donation |
Gwinnett County |
GA |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Pan Asian Community Services |
To establish a bilingual education center to serve the growing number of predominantly Spanish-speaking Hispanic/Latino families in DeKalb County. |
DeKalb County |
GA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Agnes Scott College |
To improve the college’s technological capacity to promote digital literacy, community engagement, professional success, and global learning among future women leaders, many of whom are from underrepresented backgrounds. |
Decatur |
GA |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rabun County Water And Sewer Authority |
To support water distribution and storage facilities in Rabun County. |
Rabun County |
GA |
$5,109,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House Georgia |
To increase youth employment and retention rates, evaluate the efficacy of workforce and education programs, and share best practices. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlanta Fire Rescue Foundation |
To support and fill over 250 firefighter vacancies for the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Dr. Annise Mabry Foundation Inc |
To support an online alternative high school diploma program, inmates to entrepreneurs classes, and reading intervention activities. |
Rockdale County, Macon County, Washington County |
GA |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hart County Water and Sewer Authority |
To support drinking water upgrades in Hart County. |
Hart County |
GA |
$4,985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights |
To provide free admission for more students from underserved schools and free training for their teachers. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Savannah State University |
To obtain high quality nutritious food while maintaining soil, water and air quality and increase engagement between minority students and farmers in rural Georgia |
Savannah-Chatham County |
GA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morehouse College |
To promote sustainability, environmental stewardship and raise awareness about the impacts of environmental justice. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$827,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Augusta-Richmond County Government |
To support evaluation of the relocation options for a water intake for one of Augusta’s surface water plants. |
Augusta-Richmond County Government
|
GA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spelman College |
To purchase software, services, and possibly hire staff to build, support, and maintain a data warehouse. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Waynesboro |
To support sewer line improvements and upgrades in Waynesboro. |
City of Waynesboro
|
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Tallulah Falls |
To support drinking water infrastructure improvements in Tallulah Falls. |
Tallulah Falls |
GA |
$4,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bainbridge |
To support water and wastewater infrastructure improvements in Bainbridge. |
Bainbridge |
GA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Albany |
To support a combined sewer separation project in Albany. |
Albany |
GA |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Blairsville |
To support wastewater infrastructure improvements in Blairsville. |
Blairsville |
GA |
$2,047,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Young Harris |
To support sewer improvements in Young Harris. |
Young Harris
|
GA |
$2,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Washington |
To support water and sewer system improvements in Washington. |
Washington |
GA |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Stockbridge |
To support wastewater collection system improvements in Stockbridge by rehabilitating three sewage lift stations. |
Stockbridge
|
GA |
$1,809,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Stockbridge |
To support water line improvements in Stockbridge. |
Stockbridge |
GA |
$1,387,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Louisville |
To support rehabilitation of a sanitary sewer lift station in Louisville. |
Louisville |
GA |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clayton |
To support water system improvements in downtown Clayton. |
Clayton |
GA |
$3,986,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Dade County Water & Sewer Authority |
To support intake screen system improvements in Dade County. |
Dade County |
GA |
$438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Dade County Water & Sewer Authority |
To support water main upgrades along state route 299 in Dade County. |
Dade County |
GA |
$616,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Dade County Water & Sewer Authority |
To support water main upgrades in Dade County (Lookout Mountain). |
Dade County |
GA |
$2,983,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomson |
To support upgrades of Thomson's water treatment plant. |
Thomson |
GA |
$4,129,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomson |
To support pump station rehabilitation and emergency bypass pump connections in Thomson. |
Thomson
|
GA |
$2,047,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thomson |
To support improvements of two raw water pump stations in Thomson. |
Thomson
|
GA |
$3,076,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Winder |
To support infrastructure improvements for expanded water capacity in Winder. |
Winder |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Winder |
To support water system infrastructure upgrades in Winder. |
Winder
|
GA |
$590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Keysville |
To support the construction of a new source well and the installation of new water pipes in Keysville. |
Keysville
|
GA |
$197,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management |
To support stormwater management improvements for the Westview Community in Atlanta. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta |
To support replacement of the Flint River pump station in Atlanta. |
Atlanta
|
GA |
$4,620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta |
To support replacement of the Highlands pump station in Atlanta. |
Atlanta
|
GA |
$1,455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta |
To support culvert improvements for Niskey Lake in Atlanta. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners |
To support the Evermore Connector Street Phase III Water & Sewer Infrastructure Project in Gwinnett County. |
Gwinnett County |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners |
To support blower upgrades for wastewater treatment in Gwinnett County. |
Gwinnett County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners |
To support large bubble mixing upgrades for wastewater treatment in Gwinnett County.
|
Gwinnett County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of College Park |
To support replacement of College Park's sewer wastewater pump station. |
City of College Park |
GA |
$5,693,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Walton County |
To support improvements in Walton County's water transmission. |
Walton County
|
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Walton County |
To support construction of a Hard Labor Creek Regional Water Treatment Facility in Walton County. |
Walton County
|
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Dade County Water & Sewer Authority |
To support construction of the New Salem water main upgrade. |
Dade County |
GA |
$4,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Conservation Fund |
To support acquisition of a priority parcel at the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. |
Clinch County |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of East Point |
To support water, sewer, and stormwater infrastructure improvements and water treatment plant upgrades in East Point. |
East Point |
GA |
$8,031,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Franklin Regional Council of Governments |
The funds will be used to purchase voice over pagers for call volunteer firefighters and EMTs that work on the Commonwealth’s digital radio system. Franklin County’s analog public safety radio system was reaching its end-of-life and is nearly inoperable. In response, the Massachusetts Executive Offices of Technology Services and Security and Public Safety and Security agreed to allow county departments to use the Commonwealth’s digital interoperable radio system. They also provided a grant to purchase radios for all system users so they could communicate on the new system. However, the grant did not cover the purchase of digital voice over pagers. Franklin County is a rural area, and a large portion of the county has inadequate cell signal coverage. These pagers that utilize the Commonwealth’s digital radio system will soon be the only reliable option to reach many of their volunteers. Without the pagers, the county faces lengthier response times for first responders to arrive on scene because we wilneed to use landline phones to notify them of an incident. This project would cover 75% of the $600,000 total estimated cost to purchase digital pagers for all county volunteer personnel. |
Greenfield, Franklin County
|
MA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kistner Foundation Inc. dba Red Gate Farm |
Red Gate Farm Education Center is requesting $150,000 to help complete the construction of a new student housing facility and dining hall. These facilities will expand Red Gate Farm’s capacity to enrich children’s education from 3-season programming to year round farm-based activities that foster growth and self-confidence. Many more children from diverse socio-economic backgrounds will benefit from this investment in our facilities, as the buildings will more than double the number of students the organization can serve annually. Red Gate Farm Education Center currently serves students from across the Commonwealth and New England states. By expanding the organization’s current capacity, Red Gate Farm will be a greater resource to both the local community and farther areas.
At Red Gate Farm, children learn to care for animals, tend gardens, and maintain forest trails. During five months of each year they may plant seeds, herd sheep, collect eggs, or harvest vegetables. Their year round programs will iroduce new farm experiences such as maple sugaring, pressing apples for cider, caring for newborn lambs, and planting seeds for the spring gardens. The construction of two new buildings will completely transform the farm's physical space, enabling Red Gate Farm to accommodate twice as many children, who will return to their communities with new skills.
|
Ashland, Franklin County |
MA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Chatham |
Request for funding from the US Army Corps of Engineers for maintenance dredging of the Chatham, Stage Harbor Federal Navigation Project (FNP) to preserve access to Chatham’s largest and most utilized deep-water harbor. Shoaling of the entrance channel has increased substantially due to ongoing changes to Chatham’s eastern barrier beaches and inlets. Despite annual maintenance dredging, the channel continues to shoal, primarily during the fall and winter seasons, rendering the channel extremely shoal before onset of the important summer boating season for commercial and recreational boating interests, and the US Coast Guard. Without ongoing maintenance dredging access to the harbor will be critically compromised with a devastating impact on the local and regional economies, and public safety. Stage Harbor is a FNP that is critical to the maritime commercial, recreational, and public safety (US Coast Guard and Chatham Harbormaster) boating interests of Chatham. Historically, funding for the USACE to perform maintenance dredging has been sporadic and not dependable to ensure safe navigation into the harbor. Over the past 3 years, changes in shoaling patterns have greatly increased shoaling rates that would have rendered the channel virtually unusable to all but shallow draft vessels without repeated maintenance dredging, and at great expense, by the Town. Even with local dredging completed, additional dredging was necessary and undertaken by the USACE during this period but only by opportunistic re-programming of available funds from other project purposes. Dedicated FY2023 federal funding for the USACE is needed to ensure the channel will service the boating public for the 2024 boating season. |
Chatham |
MA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
North Adams, MA requests a Feasibility Study for the aging USACE Hoosic River Basin Flood Control Project, which was designed using engineering standards of the 1940s and constructed in the 1950s.
That now-deteriorating 2.5 mile, concrete-channelized project with fallen and leaning walls requires a total assessment as soon as possible. In 2014 the N.Y. District Corps of Engineers acknowledged: ‘your system has outlived its useful life”. The goal is a new flood mitigation system, built with 21st C. engineering standards and reflecting the City’s goals for a flood-controlled, healthy, attractive, accessible community asset. |
North Adams |
MA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
UTEC |
UTEC respectfully requests funding for its new Training Center to help provide a range of training, technical assistance, and convenings all centered around advancing innovations for best serving justice-involved emerging adults. The scope of this work will be national, helping fill the need we have been seeing from organizations and institutions interested in developing new programs and services for this targeted population. |
Lowell |
MA |
$830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution |
The Institution wants to create (build out and equip) a mission-critical Secure Underwater Research Facility (SURF) on its main Quissett campus that will expand researchers to perform top secret and open-secure research and technology development. This facility will support the Institution’s work with the Office of Naval Research, Navy, DARPA, DHS, NSF, NOAA, Department of Energy and additional federal and state agencies.
We seek a one-time request of $950,000 for the project. As a result, the SURF facility will be able to generate ongoing revenues for its operations and more revenue, overall, for the Institution. |
Wood Hole |
MA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA |
A partnership of Cape Ann municipalities, a local non-profit, TownGreen, and Harvard University’s Future of the American City Initiative requests funding under the Commerce Department-NOAA account for R&D of new methods and tools for local prevention and management of the devastating impacts of large weather events. The need for these new tools has emerged from yearlong research and outreach effort already conducted by the partners and from participation in U.S. EPA’s Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities program. The specific tools to be developed are critical to empowering the pivotal role of local communities in addressing coastal climate change threats. |
Manchester-by-the-Sea |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of New Bedford |
The New Bedford Health Department, NorthStar Learning Centers, Child and Family Services, New Bedford Police Department, New Bedford Emergency Medical Services, and United Way will leverage existing and build new partnerships to develop more equitable approaches to public safety and implement reforms and alternative investments. The goals of this project are a demonstrated increase inequitable public safety and public health outcomes and a demonstrated decrease in mental health, behavioral health, or other public health needs. Partner organizations will engage with the community to better understand the impact of existing programs and inform expansion, revision, and/or development of new programs. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$562,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Boston Medical Center (BMC) Corporation |
VIAP was founded in 2006 to respond to the needs of victims of community violence and the families of those impacted by violence and homicide to recover from physical and emotional trauma. With the knowledge that violent injury is the strongest predictor of future violent injury, VIAP’s mission is to assist victims of violence and their families to recover from physical and emotional trauma and empower them with skills, services and opportunities so they may return to their communities, make positive changes in their lives, strengthen others who have been affected by violence, and contribute to building better communities.
The federal funding requested will enable VIAP to fill three positions: one Research Coordinator, one Community Outreach & Training Supervisor, and one Violence Intervention Advocate. |
Boston |
MA |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Franklin Regional Council of Governments |
To study options to reduce or eliminate reliance on part-time police officers for Franklin County towns. Reducing or eliminating small towns’ reliance on part-time officers is an investment of taxpayer funds that will ultimately result in savings to taxpayers as small towns no longer repeatedly pay to train personnel who leave their employ for better opportunities in large towns. |
Greenfield |
MA |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Gloucester Fishermen's Wives Development Program |
The Gloucester Fishermen’s Wives Development Program will bring together expertise from the Massachusetts commercial fishing and seafood industry with expertise from the energy efficiency and renewable technology industry to develop a comprehensive set of pathways towards reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from the harvest, processing, and sale of seafood by Massachusetts-based businesses. |
Gloucester |
MA |
$1,991,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New England Aquarium |
The Aquarium’s project completely modernizes its static wayfinding and educational interpretive displays to be more interactive, accessible, age-appropriate, and culturally-contextualized for our diverse visiting audience. By updating and presenting our content and conservation-based messaging through innovative delivery mechanisms, the Aquarium is better equipped to integrate its research and conservation work into its exhibits while continually reflecting the latest science on the impacts of a changing climate. Funds will support the development of new educational and wayfinding content, conservation-based messaging, delivery techniques, and opportunities for engagement. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Museum of Science |
The Building a Pathway to Belonging pilot project will enable community-based organizations to gather, prosper, and inspire the next generation of diverse future STEM leaders so that historically underserved communities belong and have access to the Museum of Science. |
Boston |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Museums |
The Springfield Museum is seeking support for “Biomes Around the World,” an educational resource in the Springfield Science Museum comprised of the Museums’ wildlife exhibits. Funding would address the Museums’ need to update fish and coral environments as closely as possible to their natural habitats. Doing so would improve the animal’s quality of life, and would increase educational and research opportunities at the Museum. Funding would also go toward new hands-on interactive fixtures to increase visitor engagement and learning. This funding would upgrade wildlife tanks, many of which are original to the exhibit’s installation in 1995. These funds will also cover the necessary upgrades to life support systems of each habitat, which is essential for preserving and enhancing the animal’s quality of life. |
Springfield |
MA |
$465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary |
This project proposes to procure side scan sonar equipment and contract with fishing vessels in Massachusetts coastal communities to map, explore and characterize the seafloor and ocean resources of Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary and the surrounding areas in Cape Cod Bay and Massachusetts Bay. |
Scituate |
MA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Berkshire Black Economic Council |
The Berkshire Black Economic Council (BBEC) will improve and expand the quantity and quality of community economic development services in Berkshire County. The funding will be used for design and permitting, and planning. BBEC will complete a market feasibility study, design, and engineering to develop a business incubator responsive to the needs of Black-owned businesses and Black entrepreneurs. They will identify and evaluate shared resources and services, technical support, and business development functions, supporting equipment and infrastructure, construction/renovation and operation costs, and financing opportunities. BBEC’s incubator will provide affordable space and shared support services that address the unique challenges of Black-owned start-up and existing businesses and entrepreneurs. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) Bosto |
The LISC Digital Growth Accelerator assists under-resourced businesses in Massachusetts to develop and deploy a growth strategy, supported with digital tools and strategies, to double their net revenue in 12-24 months. Extensive one-on-one consulting support is made available on a cost-effective basis by MBA students, trained and supervised by our Massachusetts-based innovation consulting partner, with local leaders and business advisors engaged via webinars, networking and as technical assistance providers. The proposed funding would support statewide scaling of the program to at least six cities and towns, to catalyze at least 180 under-resourced small businesses to double their net revenue, strengthen their businesses, grow their digital capacity and employ more Massachusetts residents. |
Boston, Brockton, Fall River and Worcester. |
MA |
$1,260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
MassChallenge |
Female founders, founders of color, founders from outside typical venture hubs remain grossly overlooked and underfunded by the typical entrepreneurial and venture ecosystem. At the extreme, black female founders receive less than 1% of venture funding and yet are one of the fastest growing categories of entrepreneurs.
In order to address continued gaps in funding and access to other essential resources, and to address the resulting opportunity and wealth gap, MassChallenge has committed to a multi-year project to invest in Driving Equitable Outcomes for the over 500 startups it supports each year that includes several critical components:
Outsized investment in historically underrepresented founders, including increasing participation in MassChallenge’s proven startup accelerator program, executive coaching from successful entrepreneurs with shared perspective, and a focused program to increase access to capital
Investment in a more inclusive entrepreneurial support ecosystem, includinghrough training for all mentors, advisors, and judges on identity and race
Thought-leadership and white papers highlighting the selection and acceleration processes that exclude founders and new approaches to create more equitable and inclusive approaches
This project is critical to addressing the national gap in opportunity for historically underrepresented founders to achieve similar outcomes to white and/or male peers. This gap is mirrored in local gaps in each of the hubs in which MassChallenge operates today–Boston, Houston, Dallas, Austin, and Rhode Island. Because the opportunities are so rich in Massachusetts with a strong community of investors, innovators, and an entrepreneurial ecosystem that accelerates start-ups, we will apply our successful model to Boston.
|
Boston |
MA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Black Economic Council of Massachusetts |
We help stabilize a business’ infrastructure by delivering technical assistance and coaching in a highly curated manner. Many of our businesses are experts in the goods or services they provide, they require deep support in areas like accounting and legal assistance before they can scale. The Boss program is aligns the supports necessary for these businesses by taking an assessment of the businesses to then deliver the programs, products and services needed to allow their business to function more efficiently. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Associação Cabo Verdiana De Brockton, Inc |
This expansion will allow Associação Cabo Verdiana De Brockton to further expand their preventive program, to include many other community groups. The expansion as well as renovation of the building will enable the Association expansion of services such as a Youth Tutoring Center, enlargement of the Resource and Community Room and Clinical Services. The goal of the Youth Tutoring Center is to provide academic support and life skills that will help mold 20-25 youth into successful adults. The activities will include: Homework and Tutoring assistance, Fundamental Support and Assistance for college entrance as part of the Let's Get Ready Program from Stone Hill College, Leadership training in collaboration with Social Capital Inc, and Community Service Programs that include volunteering at shelters, visiting seniors centers and organizing canned food drives. The Resource Room only has 5 computers which are not sufficient to serve all youth requesting computer related learning. With the expansion, more computers can be installed allowing more youth with an opportunity to improve their technical skills. The area will also be available to disadvantaged adults as they will become familiar with emerging technologies by taking computer classes. The Community Room is reserved for neighborhood meetings and functions. The extension of this room would permit more community gatherings and social initiatives to leverage the mission of the Association. And the Clinical Services area will expand our current family unification program as well as alcohol counseling classes, parenting training programs, and individual counseling. These services will be offered in Capeverdean Creole and Portuguese and other community languages. There is a significant need of language appropriate services in the region; more people are forced to travel a long distance to receive such service. |
Brockton |
MA |
$1,720,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mayor Michael J. Nicholson |
The drainage system captures stormwater runoff from the site via a series of new deep-sump catch basins directed to one of several drainage trunk lines. These trunk lines directs the runoff through treatment systems prior to discharge to either a proposed underground storage system, an existing system on the western side of the property, or the municipal drainage system within Woodland Avenue. Prior to these discharges runoff is directed through a proprietary water quality unit to provide Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and oil removal in compliance with the City Standards as well as DEP Stormwater Management Regulations. |
Gardner |
MA |
$319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Brockton MA |
Upgrade to pool infrastructure (pool piping and filtration system etc.) to bring pool and water quality into current regulations. Upgrade the bathhouse facility to make it ADA compliant as well as improvements to the building itself (showers, new roof etc.).
The main goal is for the pool infrastructure to be modernized and sized to meet current pool regulations for water quality for the health and safety of those using the pool. This work would include replacing all feed and return lines into the pool itself and replacement of the current DE filter system with a sand based filter system. These upgrades would not only improve water quality but would increase worker safety for those operating the pool by eliminating the need for the use of diatomaceous earth and the associated health risks with inhalation of airborne silica. The bathhouse, built in 1965 is also in need of significant upgrades. Currently it is not fully ADA compliant, the bathrooms need significant improvement, including the installation of shower stalls, shoring up of deteriorating walls, upgrading of the electrical system and a new roof to protect the building. |
Brockton |
MA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Military Support Foundation |
Massachusetts Military Support Foundation would utilize this funding for the acquisition and rehabilitation of the Tweave Mill property in Norton to serve as its new Food bank distribution Center and Headquarters to supply its regional empowerment centers. This will allow MMSF to continue to meet the needs of veterans, active-duty military, and their families – many with low- and moderate-incomes as well as local Norton and Bristol County senior citizens and other at-risk populations. The new property will have the necessary space to safely receive, store, and distribute an increased volume of non-perishable food, fresh produce, pre-made meals and other goods throughout Massachusetts.
COVID-19 greatly impacted the veteran community in unprecedented ways. According to a December 2020 CNAS Report on Massachusetts Needs Assessment During the Pandemic and Beyond, “impacts of the pandemic on Massachusetts veterans tracked largely with those of veterans nationally, with fallout particularly around mentahealth, isolation, and financial security due to unemployment, homelessness, food insecurity, and mental health –concluding that these issues increased for veterans who were not facing these challenges prior to the pandemic.”
The two MMSF Empowerment Centers each serve 3,000+ families per month, impacting an estimated 18,000 individuals. MMSF’s food programs provide budget relief and lift emotional burdens that often accompany food insecurity. MMSF’s Food4Vets program distributed 53,500 food boxes since the start of the pandemic in 2020, and an additional 25,000 food boxes were distributed each month during that time through the USDA Farmers to Families program (USDA distribution partners are not compensated).
MMSF is prepared to build on the strength of its capabilities and proven outcomes to serve multiple regions with enhanced capacity, which this facility will provide.
The Massachusetts Military Support Foundation Food Bank Distribution Center and Headquarters is an ideal project for the community development fund for economic development initiatives as it addresses providing community services through the acquisition of real property which will result in a complete blight removal and remediation through the rehabilitation and improvement of the facility.
- The proposed MMSF project directly addresses two out of three of the National Objectives of the broader CBDBG program
- The project will benefit low- and moderate-income persons when supporting and feeding veterans and their families.
- The project will eliminate the blight at the Tweave Mill property by taking it back from vandalism and rehabbing it to be an operating food bank and distribution center to respond to the needs of the Veteran Community. |
Norton |
MA |
$1,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation |
The purpose of our request is to help Codman Square NDC in the acquisition phase of a larger affordable housing project. The project as a whole is indeed a construction project, but, as noted in question 15, above, our request concerns only the acquisition of the property on which the larger project will be built.
On the Square Housing is an innovative way to leverage existing Codman Square NDC (CSNDC) assets, enliven and strengthen the core Codman Square business district in Dorchester, on behalf of the predominantly low/mod income minority owned businesses that exist there, and provide approximately 48 new affordable housing units to low-income residents, increasing supply and stabilizing this vulnerable population in place against rapidly rising housing prices. We will build four new stories of apartments above an existing 1-story commercial block already owned by a CSNDC subsidiary. In addition to the immediate benefits of the project, it can serve as a model for other developments of this kind in the mainly single-story Codman Square business district, bringing equity and economic mobility to this district in line with business districts in other, more prosperous districts elsewhere in Boston and its surroundings. The City of Boston is already planning to use a similar approach for new housing above the existing single story Codman Square branch library just 2 blocks up the street from our project location a 587-595 Washington Street. |
Boston |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) |
This will be a comprehensive study of the electrical service for the Terminal and Field Electrical Vault at Worcester Regional Airport and the design and construction of other improvements.
This program will address resiliency, the long-term growth of the airport and the electrification of ground service equipment. This electrification will in the long-term support all ground service equipment, personal vehicles, rental cars and ride app services. The first phase of this project will bring a much need new 13.8 KV service to the airport. |
Worcester |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bristol Community College |
Bristol Community College’s National Offshore Wind Institute (NOWI) and its Industry Innovation & Solutions project will provide offshore wind training and development solutions that respond to high priority industry and workforce needs, requiring a customized facility and equipment that simulate environments similar to an offshore wind farm.
Bristol requests $2,000,000 to support the NOWI's renovation to become a specialized industry center for practical, theory and virtual training. Bristol with its partner Maersk Training is strategically developing the facility to provide the highest quality offerings as well as ensuring access to required training infrastructure for Massachusetts and the U.S. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fitchburg State University |
CDS funding will support Phase 2 of Fitchburg State University’s (FSU’s) multi-year, 3-phase Theater Block Revitalization Project in Fitchburg’s downtown corridor. This phase will involve the construction of a 15,830 square-foot learning laboratory and black box theater called the “theaterLAB.” Following the completion of phase 1 in 2018, which created a state-of-the-art game design studio and University/community creativity and entrepreneurial space (the “ideaLAB”), the theaterLAB project has extensive local support and will strengthen Fitchburg’s cultural and educational infrastructure while supporting economic revitalization in a neighborhood long characterized by high levels of poverty, declining industry, and urban blight. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WHALE - Waterfront Area Historic League |
Restoration of a blighted historic 1892 Civil Defense building to create eight (8) affordable housing apartments in New Bedford, a gateway city that is currently experiencing a severe housing crisis. The restoration will use green building standards and will achieve Energy Star Plus status. The site will incorporate a rain garden storm water management system. The neighborhood is highly supportive of the project and over 50 people attended a Community Outreach Meeting. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
The property located at 94 Pleasant Street has been cited in the City of Gardner's Urban Renewal Plan for demolition for economic development purposes. The previous owner of the property owed the City over $480,000 in backed taxes with land court cases going back to 1996. The demolition of this property would remove a blighted building in the heart of Gardner's downtown in order to boost our economic development and downtown revitalization efforts. |
Gardner |
MA |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Economic Development Center of SE MA (CE |
The Capitol Theater built in 1911 covers a full block of the Acushnet Ave, Commercial Corridor. The historic restoration and redevelopment will transform this blighted and largely vacant mixed-use property. CEDC working with WHALE will address community needs for affordable housing in the North End and offer opportunities for incubating small businesses with a seasonal market, commercial shared-use kitchen and space for ESOL, job and vocational training. At the Capitol Theater, CEDC will manage mixed-use spaces and comprehensive programming that will engage the community, provide connectivity, and close the gap on economic, health, and social outcomes for the neighborhood. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Andover |
The Town of North Andover through its Affordable Housing Trust and Community Preservation Committee, and the North Andover Housing Authority are partnering to bring 12 additional low income housing units to Fountain Drive, a state elderly/disabled development located off of Route 125 in North Andover, Massachusetts. The new units will be the same style as what is currently at Fountain Drive- one bedroom single floor units with a front and back entrance. There will be 2 new buildings with 6 units in each building. |
North Andover |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Andover |
The Pedestrian Safety Enhancements for Affordable Housing and Economic Development along Route 114 (“the project”) will further expand upon the economic development efforts along Route 114 in North Andover, and will better integrate and enhance North Andover economic development zones of opportunity. In addition, the project funding will advance a variety of community goals identified in the North Andover Master Plan related to affordable housing, community services, economic development and mobility. |
North Andover |
MA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
This request would help fund the construction of a new, state-of-the-art perioperative pavilion that will remove barriers to surgical care for the 86,000 patients they serve and will address a myriad of challenges derived from an outdated and undersized surgical platform (est. 1960). This transformative solution will ensure consistent and reliable access to high-quality, cost-effective, essential surgical care, well into the future. Core design features of the 40,115 ft2 addition include the following:
Six new operating rooms, each nearly 200 ft2 larger than our four existing ORs;
Central core for storage of sterile instrumentation;
Separate clean and dirty elevators for transport of instrumentation to the central sterile processing department (CSPD);
21 pre/post procedure rooms;
Medical office space to accommodate multiple outpatient surgical specialty clinics: orthopedic surgery, interventional pain, and urology. |
Gardner |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Groton |
The area of Broadmeadow Road at James Brook, a road right off Main Street in the Town Center, is subject to recurring flooding and is an old soft, floating road.
Broadmeadow Road is a “Corduroy road”, a road built on logs placed above naturally occurring mud and peat. Maintenance of the road over the years has consisted of overlays of asphalt which eventually sinks into the wetlands bordering James Brook. Previous dredging of James Brook has been done to keep the water flowing. Beavers and the increase in the severity and occurrence of rain/snow events have made flooding more frequent. The stability of the road is a major concern as well as more frequent road closures. These road closures limit emergency access and increase response times, block the only public access and exit route for the Public Library, impact students and parents trying to reach the school buses, alter school bus routes at the last minute, and limit the recreational opportunities along the popular Nashua River Rail Trail. This road is also a major egress for the residents who live along the upper portion of Broadmeadow Road, which is a one-way road off Main Street (Route 119). The only other way for these residents, patrons of the Public Library and users of the Rail Trail, to exit upper Broadmeadow Road when the Road is closed is by using a private driveway owned by a private school.
Economic development and revitalization of the Downtown has been on the forefront of Town Officials for several years. A few mixed-use development properties that have direct access to Broadmeadow Road would substantially benefit from proper reconstruction of this road. Any increases in desirable housing downtown and retail opportunities would spur much needed economic development which is a major priority of the Town and would help lessen the tax burden placed on the taxpayers. The Town, as part of this request, would also look to pave a dirt road/crossing from the end of Station Ave, along the Rail Trail and out to Broadmeadow Road and also look to bring a water main from where it ends on Broadmeadow Road and connect it to an existing water main on Station Avenue to provide those priority development properties with the ability to connect to Town Water. A proposed 12,500 square foot commercial facility cannot be constructed without this new water main due to the lack of adequate water supply to that area.
The 2019 Spring Town Meeting approved $50,000 to partially restore the historic drainage channels in the wet meadows bordering James Brook. A 2020 Hazard Mitigation Plan – Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness Plan was created and identified the flooding along Broadmeadow Road as a “highest high priority”. With the creation of this Plan, the Town applied for a Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Grant in June 2020. The Town was not successful with this grant opportunity. The Town has allocated $100,000 in ARPA funds to solicit a feasibility study/design work related to this project. |
Groton |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Haverhill |
Haverhill is seeking federal funding to combine with local/state and private funding to support improvements to Winnekenni Recreation Area. Winnekenni is a city-owned conservation area of more than 700 acres. The park is in desperate needs of repairs and upgrades to both the grounds and the historic Winnekenni Castle. The City is partnering with the Winnekenni Foundation to support a complete restoration to the park to make it an economic and cultural destination for Haverhill, while supporting mental and physical healthy living. The project is an equitable solution for low-income individuals and families in the region who lack outdoor space. |
Haverhill |
MA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts International Festival of the Arts, |
This funding would be used by the Massachusetts Festival of the Arts (MIFA) to rehabilitate Holyoke’s historic 1920s Victory Theatre, vacant since 1979, and transform this blighted property in the heart of the community into the 21st-century, state-of-the-art MIFA Victory Theatre Center for the Performing Arts. The reborn Victory will establish an economic, touristic and equity development engine to stimulate and enrich a Western Massachusetts region that contains four of the Commonwealth’s former industrial Gateway Cities and some of the state’s most diverse and low-income populations. The project will fill a gap in this region of 600,000 people, with a Broadway-size theater able to take advantage of the economic phenomenon of Tier-A Broadway touring. The project will also provide a venue capable of producing and hosting compelling local, national international cultural and touristic events. The project will create jobs and offer workforce training in the theatre and entertainment industry in collaboration with Holyoke Community College. |
Holyoke |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Montague, MA |
The Avenue A Streetscape Improvement Project will restore an ADA compliant, pedestrian-oriented streetscape in the Turners Falls village center. Located within an Environmental Justice Area, Avenue A is Montague’s retail, dining, and entertainment center, and a state-designated Cultural District. This bid ready project would complete the north end of the Avenue A Streetscape, replacing aged and heaving brick sidewalks with a new brick and cement concourse designed to enhance longevity and accessibility. New traffic signals and pedestrian-scale lighting will enhance safety, accessibility, visual appeal and walkability, consistent with the Town’s Livability, COVID “Rapid Recovery” and ADA Transition plans. |
Montague |
MA |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
Heritage Residents Association is a 70-unit manufactured housing community, which is run and operated as a not for profit resident owned (ROC) manufactured housing cooperative in Westfield, MA.
Due to the neglect of the prior for-profit owner, the infrastructure of the park is in need of extensive repair and replacement. Needed improvements include the replacement of the water distribution system, which was estimated in 2019 to cost between $220,000-$280,000, $27,000 to $36,000 of improvements to the site drainage, and an additional $300,000 of work including creating drainage swales and several catch basins. Repaving the community will be necessary following. |
Westfield |
MA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fall River Massachusetts |
In conjunction with the multi-million dollar MassDOT Route 79 – Davol Street Corridor Improvements project, the City is being asked to contribute a portion of the total project cost in the amount of $11,555,286. The City is requesting Congressionally Directed Spending for a portion of these infrastructure/project improvements, which are not typically included in highway Transportation projects. The specific items that the City is seeking aid for through this request are as follows: Underground Stormwater Storage Chambers in lieu of open retention/detention ponds; Landscaping (signs, benches, irrigation); and Ornamental Highway Lighting. The requested aid totals $2,680,699.48, which is approximately 23% of the City’s contribution. |
Fall River |
MA |
$2,681,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Girls Inc. of the Valley |
Girls Inc. of the Valley purchased and is renovating the historic 16,000SF O’Connell building at 480 Hampden St. in Holyoke as a permanent headquarters and program center. After decades of operating out of multiple rented spaces, the Girls Inc. Headquarters and Program Center Project will enable us to combine our center-based programs into one location. A single facility will be easier for families, and foster continuity within our elementary, middle and high-school programs. By providing the infrastructure for both onsite and offsite staff, the facility will support our school-based and remote programs, allowing us to serve more girls. Once completed, we will serve 1,000+ girls from under-resourced communities annually – the vast majority from Holyoke, Springfield and Chicopee.
The building is in good shape structurally and has ample parking and a yard for outdoor activities. We will renovate program and office space and add an elevator for full accessibility. Specific upgrades include age-appropate and welcoming program and learning spaces for girls, a cutting-edge STEM/Maker Space, a Library Learning Center, a kitchen and dining area, and outdoor and indoor activity spaces. Two major areas will be an Out-Of-School-Time Elementary Program Center and a dedicated Teen Center. The project will create flexible office and conference space for staff, board and families.
Overall, the new program center will equalize opportunities for girls in the Valley, enabling us to provide Girls Inc.’s high-quality, no-cost programming using research-based curricula within a dedicated learning environment. The facility will meet our community’s needs far into the future, providing transformative positive youth development programs after school, on weekends and during the summer. |
Holyoke |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
The Cooperative Development Institute seeks $1.5 million in federal funding to assist residents at Royal Crest Mobile Home Park finance the purchase of their own park in order to become a resident owned community. Becoming resident owned would preserve 145 units of affordable senior housing. On average, across the country, rents go up less than 1% annually in resident owned communities, compared with the average 3.9% increase in investor-owned communities. Many resident households at Royal Crest have lived there for decades; they are on fixed incomes, and want to stay in place: in their homes. |
West Wareham |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
Halifax Mobile Home Estates Association is a 430-unit manufactured housing community in Halifax, MA, which is run and operated as a resident owned (ROC) housing cooperative. Halifax Estates provides affordable housing to residents who are 55 and older.
On behalf of the residents of Halifax Estates, the Cooperative Development Institute (CDI) seeks $900,000 of funding for essential hazardous tree removal projects to benefit the health, safety, and sustainability of their community. |
Halifax |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Holyoke |
This project entails initial design and restoration work to revitalize and reopen Holyoke's largest urban park for public use.
The present LWCF application is based on the Phase I budget produced during a recent preliminary site design process. The work proposed in Phase I reflects the areas of broad consensus of community informed feedback: 1) improved pedestrian access from Community Field to Anniversary Hill Park and ADA access; 2) restoration of stonework structures; and 3) selective landscaping and site restoration. In addition to overall trail improvements, Phase I includes design and construction costs associated with tree work (removal of hazard trees and vista pruning), restoration of historic Civilian Conservation Corps stone structures, creation of an accessible trail to Scott Tower, and vegetative clearing with habitat improvements.
Phase I improvements also include installing connections from existing water, sewer, and electrical utilities to service restroom facilities and outdoor lighting anticipated to be included among future Phase II improvements. During this process, existing overhead utilities will be relocated underground to improve the visitor experience, for added safety, and to ensure eligibility for LWCF funding. Finally, the addition of educational and interpretive signage on the natural and human history of Anniversary Hill Park, along with maps and trail markers, will help tie the park experience together and again encourage passive use by visitors.
This project involves initial restoration work to revitalize and reopen Holyoke's largest urban park for public use. Anniversary Hill Park was originally acquired via several donations of land from 1923 to 1939, to commemorate Holyoke’s fiftieth anniversary as a city. The park quickly became a destination for picnickers, sledders, and nature lovers, and had dramatic infrastructure improvements added in the early 1940s under the Works Progress Administration (WPA). A number of the hardscape features from this period are still vible today in good condition, including trails, footbridges, stone steps, and Scott Tower itself, all constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) using local stone. The reinvention of Anniversary Hill Park under Phase I will include restoring these features along with new improvements.
The decline of the park began abruptly in the 1960s when I-91 was constructed through its center. The portion on the eastern side, now known as Community Field, underwent a $3.1 million multi-use renovation in 2010 and is now the City’s most visited park. The City of Holyoke has long sought to revitalize the former Anniversary Hill Park site and return it to the high-profile and active use which it once enjoyed within the City’s Park system. Combined with the adjoining Community Field, it would become Holyoke’s largest park. With many residents now driving northward to visit Mt Tom to access hiking trails, picnic spots, and vistas--especially during the Covid-19 pandemic-- few know that similar amenities coulist near the City’s center.
The site is well situated just to the west of Holyoke’s downtown core, and ideal for broad accessibility by Holyoke’s populace. It is adjacent to two Holyoke Housing Authority developments, and within walking distance or a very short drive of several U.S. Census tracts containing socio-economically disadvantaged communities without access to nearby open space (see Attachment D). PVTA bus routes 21 and 23 already pass through Jarvis Avenue near Scott Tower park and could easily add stops near the new park entrance. Kestrel Land Trust, the City's partner in the current park revitalization effort was able to negotiate similar, increased bus access with PVTA for a new park on Mt. Tom in neighboring Easthampton.
Under the city’s ultimate vision for re-establishing Anniversary Hill Park--once described as the “Central Park” of Holyoke--it is feasible that the location could become a draw for local events as well as for visitors from outside Holyoke, with amenities simi other urban forest parks in the region. The natural resources and ecological restoration of the park would also allow it to serve as a model “outdoor classroom” for local youth through partnerships with local non-profit groups like Eagle Eye Institute and the Holyoke Boys and Girls Club. |
Holyoke |
MA |
$1,062,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
The Cooperative Development Institute (CDI) seeks $1 million in federal funding to assist residents (the North Street Association) at Glen Mobile Home Park in Danvers, MA to complete much needed water and wastewater projects. With their December 2021 resident purchase came a significant amount of deferred maintenance, resulting from years of owner neglect. Beginning in the 1940s, Glen Mobile Home Park operated as a campground for several decades before converting into permanent/non-transient manufactured housing. The infrastructure of the community matches its original use, and was not constructed to support year round usage by 77 families. |
Danvers |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
Wheel Estates is a 199-unit manufactured housing community in North Adams MA, which is run and operated as a not-for-profit resident owned (ROC) housing cooperative. A major health and safety challenge facing the 230+ residents of Wheel Estates is the poor condition of the steep access road that leads into the community.
On behalf of the residents of Wheel Estates, the Cooperative Development Institute (CDI) seeks funding for an entry road repair project to benefit the health, safety, and sustainability of their community.
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North Adams |
MA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Servings |
Community Servings has been operating in the Commonwealth for 32 years, and has made and delivered over 10 million medically tailored meals to date. As the link between food and health has become more evident, Community Servings has made it their mission to alleviate the immense barrier of acquiring diet specific ingredients and cooking nutritionally beneficial meals for chronically sick individuals, and to deliver food that can truly be considered medicine for their clients. They offer 15 medical diets that meet the medical and nutritional needs of clients with HIV/AIDS, cancer, kidney disease, diabetes, and other life-threatening illnesses. As just one example of this program’s proven benefits, a research study published in JAMA-Internal Medicine in 2019 found that health care costs were reduced 16% and hospitalizations reduced 49% for high cost, high need patients receiving medically tailored meals. In addition to their MTM program, Community Servings has also integrated workforce development into theirrganization through the Teaching Kitchen, which is a free 12-week job training program for people interested in careers in the food service industry who face barriers to full-time employment. Community Servings is committed, in all programs and business practices, to prioritize racial and economic justice and health equity.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the demand for Community Servings’ services has skyrocketed and the agency has responded by doubling the number of meals and clients served monthly. The agency is now providing nearly 900,000 medically tailored meals to 4,000 clients, their dependent children and caregivers annually. To meet this increased demand, Community Servings is looking to expand services to different parts of the state and deliver on their promise of putting every kind of equity at the center of their operations, including geographic. By increasing storage and delivery capacity to efficiently serve critically and chronically ill clients, Community Servings will reach a wider variety of communities across Massachusetts including Worcester, Leominster and other MA-District 2 communities, increase their ability to partner with local foods producers, improve sustainability through meal packaging, and expand their capacity to stockpile medically tailored meals for emergency use due to natural disaster or pandemic response. This expansion will support the preparation and delivery of 3.3M medically tailored meals over the next three years to an average of 4,000 clients annually who are experiencing critical and chronic illness and nutrition insecurity. |
https://www.servings.org |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Adams |
The Howland Avenue Improvement Project will resurface and rehabilitate up to 42,000 square yards of of major roadway along Route 8, which connects the Towns of Adams and the City of North Adams in the Berkshires. The proposed project will create a safe route for the approximate 17,000 cars that pass through daily. |
Adams |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Star Family Services, Inc. |
North Star Family Services (NSFS) is excited to help expand housing choice for families in Leominster. NSFS currently operates a five-bed family shelter in Leominster and would like to expand the supportive services that they offer to low-income families through the development of 15 units of supportive housing. NSFS’ mission is to provide stable housing, comprehensive services and advocacy for families in need of support. North Star has served the Greater Leominster area since 2003.
North Star Family Services has received positive feedback from neighborhood groups, abutters, and city officials for the development of this project. The City of Leominster has been an important partner in this project since the very beginning and has recently granted the project zoning board approval through a comprehensive permit. It is a priority for the City of Leominster to house homeless families in permanent supportive housing and NSFS has shown that the services that they offer help families maintain their tenancy. The abutters have been very supportive of the project, understanding the importance of the housing for the community. |
Leominster |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Northampton |
This research-based project will focus services for our most vulnerable residents and emergency relief under one roof and create a Hub where members of our community can turn to in times of stress or during emergency events and disasters. Consolidating services and resources will allow for better outreach to those in need and create stronger relationships between providers and their clients. The Hub will also be equipped to efficiently transition to providing emergency services to those in need and a distribution center during emergency events. This is especially important considering recent weather events and the ongoing economic impacts of COVID-19. |
Northampton |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership |
The mission of the Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership is to promote responsible and sustainable homeownership opportunities for low and moderate-income earners by producing comprehensive training and counseling, as well as promoting the use of special mortgage products and down payment assistance programs. The Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership’s homebuyer education is essential as the pandemic-era market makes first-time homeownership increasingly challenging for even moderate-income households. With individualized support from the organization’s certified housing counselors, about 40% of participants purchase a home within two years. This is notable since 60% of participants have incomes at 80% or less of the area median income. |
Lowell |
MA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe |
Built around 1849 (although possibly as early as 1820), the Mashpee Parsonage at 431 Main Street is a key architectural cornerstone in the Town of Mashpee’s historic district. The Parsonage is located on the Mashpee Tribe’s Reservation, and squarely within the Tribe’s historical territory. Because of the architectural, historic and cultural significance of the building, it has been thoroughly studied by architects, engineers and restoration specialists. Funding is needed to continue crucial restoration work to stabilize and preserve the building – without this work, this irreplaceable part of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s (and the Town of Mashpee’s) history may be forever lost. The project will also create and support local jobs in the engineering and construction sectors. |
Mashpee |
MA |
$1,629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Berkshire Family YMCA |
The BFYMCA is undertaking a $12 million renovation of its historic downtown Pittsfield building. Construction began in October 2021 to meet educational, health, wellness and fitness needs. The project will renovate and expand the Y’s childcare and fitness facilities and will be an important economic driver for downtown Pittsfield and Berkshire County. Completion will enhance the Y’s long-term sustainability, programmatically and financially, increase energy efficiency and bring the space into ADA compliance. The result: a 73,000SF facility with 35% more licensed, affordable, childcare slots, expanded resources for adults and seniors and a rejuvenated anchor for a Massachusetts Gateway City. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mattapoisett |
This Congressionally Directed Spending funding would support the Mattapoisett Rail Trail shared use path project by providing funds for completion of the shovel-ready segment. The property has already been acquired and substantial improvements have been made to this section utilizing state, local and private funds. At present, there is a gap in the two portions of the shared use path in Mattapoisett that have been, or which will soon be, completed through a productive public-private partnership using local and state funds, as well as significant private donations. Not only will the project provide a local transportation option, but it is also a critical component of the larger South Coast Bikeway, providing community connectivity along a 50-mile, carbon-free route across Southeastern Massachusetts from New Bedford harbor eastward to the Cape Cod Canal. More significantly, completion of the path offers a safe option for walkers, bicyclists and other vulnerable users by removing them from the auto-centric Route 6 corridor, and providing a safe alternative means of travel across the greater South Coast region to Cape Cod.
The project is comprised of three components described here in the order of readiness and completion:
Construction of ‘Shovel-Ready” 2B,
Design Engineering, Permitting and of Construction of 2A, and
Amenities Vision Plan.
We are applying for a single Project to ensure that all safety concerns are completed effectively and efficiently.
Since Phase 2B is fully designed and permitted, bidding and construction can start once Congressionally Directed Spending funding is obligated. Phase 2A Engineering Design can begin soon after our Town funded Pre-Design is complete in 2023. 2A Design may occur concurrently with construction of 2B. Construction of 2A will follow. The third component, an “Amenities Vision Plan” can be implemented as SUP sections are completed, site coordination and funds allow. We envision a unified Project to safely manage cyclists, pedestrians, truckommuters, and local traffic properly in a constrained area. We envision sufficient trail ‘amenities’ to make this a pleasurable and sustainable commuting and recreational experience. The project will provide free access and free parking for several public beaches. It will abut Mattapoisett’s Affordable Housing units and its Senior Housing facility, providing those residents, as well, with an ADA-accessible safe and pleasant forested walk and access to the adjacent Holy Ghost Park. It will provide alternative surface transportation to good jobs at two industrial parks within 4–10-mile rides of large work force and Environmental Justice communities in New Bedford and Wareham and smaller ones in Fairhaven and Marion.
The requested Congressionally Directed Funding is sought to fund those elements of the project plan that are shovel-ready and otherwise capable of being utilized during FY2023. |
Mattapoisett |
MA |
$1,895,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
DOVE, Inc. |
DOVE seeks to secure (purchase, rehab, or build) a new building for an emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence. Founded in 1978, DOVE has owned and occupied its current 6-bedroom shelter since 1981. While we have made repairs along the way, the building is outdated and not fully ADA accessible. DOVE is the only DV organization (and emergency shelter) in Norfolk County. With a County population of 10% of MA, DOVE only has 6% of the DV shelter room capacity of 200+ in MA. We need a newer, more modern building with expanded capacity (to house ~10+ families). |
Norfolk County |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NeighborWorks Housing Solutions |
1200 Montello is a 94-unit family, mixed income rental development, situated directly adjacent to Brockton’s Campello Commuter Rail Station. As an in-fill and smart-growth project with Passive House design, it will transform a strategically-located old tow yard to create a vibrant residential community. The project will be the first to break ground within the City’s new Campello Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Master-Plan Residential District, providing affordable as well as workforce housing and supporting a broader plan for community revitalization and catalyzing future private investment. |
Brockton |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority |
Hanscom Field is the region’s premier full-service general aviation airport, and it plays a critical role in New England’s regional aviation system. A Massport review of proposed development and redevelopment projects has determined that the capacity of both the electrical and telecommunications services as well as the Massport distribution systems lack the capacity to fully support these proposed projects. The electrical upgrades study would greatly support the long term resiliency efforts of the airport , will enable future electrical vehicle charging infrastructure and will ensure no interruptions to the MedFlight helicopter transports from Hanscom hub, which account for 43% of all Boston MedFlight missions. |
Bedford |
MA |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Shore YMCA |
The South Shore YMCA requests support to expand its Germantown Neighborhood Center Food Pantry through the construction of 400 square feet of new space on the existing Germantown Neighborhood Center in Quincy. The expansion and relocation of the food pantry into the new section of the existing building will create more space for other programs, including a new early education/preschool program and expanded after school space which will allow working parents more flexibility to remain strong members of the workforce and offer educational opportunities to 120 children living in low-to-moderate income families. |
Quincy |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Theater Offensive |
The Theater Offensive (TTO) is building the largest theater in the world owned and operated by queer and trans people of color. Located in the heart of the Fenway neighborhood of Boston, it will provide a permanent home for our nationally-recognized programming and 30-year legacy, cultivating an affirming community and performance space for Boston and beyond. The space will house TTO’s current and new programming, present queer performance from all over the world, and be available to rent at highly-subsidized rates to historically marginalized artists and community groups who have long sought a place to truly belong in downtown Boston. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MassDOT |
This request is for an expansion of the Salem Skipper, an on-demand mobility service, that would provide service beyond the City of Salem to the City of Peabody, the Town of Danvers, and key workforce centers on the North Shore of Massachusetts include Essex Tech, North Shore Community College, and Cherry Hill Industrial Park. These key workforce centers currently lack any access via public transportation. By creating affordable transportation access to these workforce locations, we expect to create more equitable economic opportunities across the North Shore. |
Salem, Peabody, Danvers |
MA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Saugus, MA |
The Town of Saugus is interested in revitalizing a longstanding commercial district in the center of Saugus – historically known as Cliftondale. The area has been an important commercial and retail business district in Saugus for generations but in the past 30 years has gone through documented decline and disinvestment. Cliftondale Square has become an area that the town has invested significant time and money into economic analyses and studies, which have resulted in a 2022 Final report by the Cliftondale Revitalization Committee and 2022 Master Plan detailing economic development initiatives and plans to revitalize this commercial district. |
Saugus |
MA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boston Housing Authority (BHA) |
This funding will support energy efficiency, renewable energy and resilient design upgrades in the renovation of BHA's Ausonia Apartments to improve air quality, reduce energy cost burden and increase climate resilience. Ausonia includes 100 units of housing for elderly and disabled individuals in the heart of the North End. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Somerville |
Groundwork Somerville seeks funding to support our Green Team youth employment program, supporting more youth jobs and youth training in environmental work. The Green Team is a unique learning opportunity for youth to have input into their educational structure and to make decisions for themselves about plans for their community, working together to decide upon the environmental projects that will make the biggest impact on their community. Green Team youth are on the cutting edge of climate resiliency projects and building more green spaces within the city. |
Somerville |
MA |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority |
The main purpose of this project is to look closely at all of Logan’s facilities and to actively prepare these facilities as it relates to the effects of climate change. Another goal is to provide the necessary means for the overall evaluation in the in the event of a crisis, provide and ensure constant safety, energy efficiency, and ultimately sustainability. A program of study such as this will allow Massport to leverage its findings to pursue future grant opportunities under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL). |
East Boston |
MA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerville |
The City of Somerville is redeveloping the 216-unit, 1940s-era Clarendon Hill Public Housing Complex into a 570-unit mixed-income neighborhood. The project design includes physical traffic calming treatments to improve safety outcomes for all road users, with emphasis on people walking, biking, and using mobility assistance devices. It will improve residents' physical access to the surrounding community--creating an equitable neighborhood out of an isolated housing development--while allowing safe access to the large, green, open space at the Mystic River Reservation across the street. |
Somerville |
MA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) |
The security checkpoint improvement project involves the renovation of shell space within the existing Terminal Building and the construction of a two-lane security checkpoint. Once the new checkpoint has been placed into service, the existing single lane checkpoint located in the passenger hold room will be decommissioned and removed. The space currently occupied by the single lane checkpoint will be converted to hold room space for passengers waiting to board aircraft.
The proposed project will enhance security but more importantly allow the airport and TSA to consistently provide a high level of customer service to the airline passengers who choose Worcester Regional Airport. Project Objectives include:
Efficiently screening passengers;
Decreasing passenger wait times;
Maintaining checkpoint throughput capacity when screening equipment has to be taken out of service for repair or calibration;
Providing a clean, modern, and comfortable environment in which to conduct the screening process;
Better detection technology means there will be less divestment requirements and human resources are better allocated to other areas of need. Discovery of threats and prohibited items will occur more often, and;
The new CT equipment screens passenger carryon baggage and other items and has the potential to decrease the need for manual searches.
The proposed improvements to the screening process will contribute to the continued growth and success of Worcester Regional Airport.
The current single lane configuration of the Worcester Regional Airport checkpoint is not advantageous for several reasons. As the post pandemic passenger volumes recover, the peak passenger volumes now satisfy the TSA criteria for a second lane. While not busy all day, Worcester’s departing flights tend to be concentrated during short periods. This results in significant peak volumes. A second lane will allow the TSA to staff the checkpoint in a manner which maintains desirable wait times during the peak periods.
From a customer service perspective, the most significant advantage of a second lane comes into play if screening equipment has to be taken out of service for any reason. In the current checkpoint set-up, baggage can still be screened manually if the screening equipment is unavailable or out of service. However, that process is slow and invasive, and the throughput of the checkpoint is significantly degraded. This results in a dramatic increase in wait times. A second lane allows the checkpoint to function efficiently with the other lane out of service.
One of the advantages of Worcester Regional Airport when compared to larger airports is the relative convenience that passengers experience. Passengers can park, get their tickets, check their bags and get through security in a fraction of the time that it takes at larger facilities. Enhancing the screening capacity by adding a second lane to the security checkpoint will ensure that the passengers consistently experience a desirable level of customer service.
|
Worcester |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) |
This program will address resiliency, the long-term growth of the airport and the electrification of ground service equipment. This electrification will in the long-term support all ground service equipment, personal vehicles, rental cars and ride app services. The first phase of this project will bring a much need new 13.8 KV service to the airport. |
Worcester |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
FORWARD Friends Or Relatives With Autism & Related |
Create new permanent housing for adults with special needs by building 8 one-bedroom affordable and supported apartments for Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services clients with autism and related disabilities who require appropriate affordable housing. All apartments will maximize the resident’s ability to live independently while receiving supportive services from the Department of Developmental Services. Designed for aging-in-place, built at ground level, fully accessible, assistive-technology ready, and a fire suppression system. The project will be built on town-owned land leased to FORWARD for 99 years. This project addresses the dire need for affordable housing specifically designed for this special population. |
Dennis |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Way Finders, Inc. |
Library Commons 2 (LC2) and Holyoke Resident Services will build on Way Finders’ comprehensive community development initiative in Holyoke’s blighted and low-income Downtown neighborhood. LC2 will add 41 units of affordable housing with coordinated resident services, following HUD’s recommended guidelines, which are critical for housing stability and family well-being. Eighteen of the 41 units will be reserved for families with incomes at or below 30% AMI and 23 are for families with incomes at or below 60% AMI.?Coordinated resident services provide case management services for tenants along with community building and engagement programs and activities for the local neighborhood. |
Springfield |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción |
In November 2020, Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción (IBA) was forced to demolish its Boston-based arts center, which was housed in a 155-year-old church, due to structural deficiencies. This loss was significant, as IBA is the largest hub for Latinx arts in New England, and its former arts center hosted events and performances while also serving as a learning and gathering space for IBA’s Villa Victoria affordable housing community. The demolition of this space also impacted IBA’s revenue stream, as rental space within the former church had been a source of income for IBA.
To replace its former arts center, IBA is building The Center for Community Action, Self-sufficiency, and the Arts (The CASA). This multi-purpose community arts and gathering space will better meet IBA’s actual needs, and will increase its capacity to facilitate community programming that serves IBA’s low-income residents, as well as to provide access to Latinx arts for the City of Boston and New England.
The project will be concted in one phase. IBA anticipates the groundbreaking to occur by mid-2023 and the project to be completed by early 2024.
|
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Montague, MA |
The Avenue A Streetscape Improvement Project will restore an ADA compliant, pedestrian-oriented streetscape in the Turners Falls village center. Located within an Environmental Justice Area, Avenue A is Montague’s retail, dining, and entertainment center, and a state-designated Cultural District. This bid ready project would complete the north end of the Avenue A Streetscape, replacing aged and heaving brick sidewalks with a new brick and cement concourse designed to enhance longevity and accessibility. New traffic signals and pedestrian-scale lighting will enhance safety, accessibility, visual appeal and walkability, consistent with the Town’s Livability, COVID “Rapid Recovery” and ADA Transition plans. |
Montague |
MA |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Old Colony YMCA |
These funds will be used for renovation and building of facilities to ensure increased access to critical community-based wellness, behavioral health and childcare programming for urban at-risk underserved populations. |
Brockton |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Amherst |
The money will be used to rebuild the WET Lab which is the front line research facility in the Commonwealth to take on clean water and PFAS detection and solutions. The federal money will be matched by $1.5M in a state appropriation and a $1M campus fiscal commitment.
The current facility has deferred maintenance challenges and a new facility built along side the UMass/Town of Amherst Wastewater facility will foster state of the art research and testing in clean water and will allow companies to test products and innovation on campus while collaborating with faculty and students. UMass faculty already work with the Commonwealth's Department of Public Health and this facility will only strengthen and further that collaboration.
In the Federal Infrastructure bill nearly $10B was appropriated to help small and disadvantaged communities address PFAS in drinking water, to help drinking water utilities remove PFAS from drinking water supplies or connect well owners to local water systems to help wastewater utilities address PFAS in wastewater discharges and the campus through this R and D facility will work to ensure communities take advantage of the federal opportunities and practice follow best practice scientifically proven techniques. |
Amherst |
MA |
$3,511,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts |
This funding will be used to preserve, renovate, and increase accessibility of Camp Cedar Hill in Waltham, MA. Cedar Hill is home of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts, and is an important site for the broader community, Massachusetts, and the Girl Scout Movement. Celebrating its 100th Anniversary in 2023, Cedar Hill hosts an estimated 10,000 visitors and 2,000 youth annually. This investment of taxpayer support will allow Camp Cedar Hill and the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts to expand its reach to new constituents, and continue to provide social and economic benefits to the community for decades to come. |
Waltham |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Westfield, Inc. |
The Club’s indoor swimming pool is one of only two public pools in Westfield. The Club monitors the health of the pool through consultations with our Board of Director’s Facility Maintenance Committee, Westfield City officials, and pool maintenance professionals. It was recently determined that the pool’s dehumidification system will need to be replaced. The new system will be purchased from Seresco, whose unique environmentally-friendly technology delivers the ideal pool environment, uses 85% less refrigerant and has the lowest operating costs. The system will be installed by a company who has provided us with quality service for many years. |
Westfield |
MA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Inc. |
Renovation of the historic former Massachusetts National Guard Armory in Worcester to create a One-Stop Veterans Resource Center.
The project is necessary to create a safe environment for homeless, at-risk, and in-need veterans and military services members and their respective family members where they can have all their various needs addressed.
The priority is to make the front portion of the Armory a safe and pleasant work and meeting space for staff, veterans, and community members. The facility provides residential programs for homeless veterans as well as outreach and supportive services programs for members of the community. |
Worcester |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Garden Park, Inc. |
The Greendale Revitalization Initiative seeks to partner with community stakeholders on a comprehensive strategy to enhance sustainable economic development opportunities. Greendale is a neighborhood of northern Worcester with historic and modern industrial campuses, a small business corridor, residential and educational assets. The project will include planning activities related to land use, transportation, and energy infrastructure. This specific request focuses on the need to upgrade and improve New Bond Street which will be converted to a public road. These improvements would improve traffic for the neighborhood as well as electric, water and sewer infrastructure. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
African Community Education Program, Inc |
The African Community Education Program (ACE) proposes to renovate the recently-acquired 56,000-square-foot property at 51 Gage St., which will serve as the agency’s new home and as a community center for Worcester's large, dynamic, and diverse African communities. ACE has served the city’s African refugee and immigrant communities since 2006 through comprehensive youth and family educational programming, wraparound case management, and immigration services. Renovations will include creating STEM and innovation labs, updating 16 classrooms, rehabilitating the gymnasium, and much more. This project will allow for a drastic increase in ACE’s programs, services, and people served annually. |
Worcester |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Community Housing Resources, Inc. |
The City of Worcester is experiencing a housing crisis; the number of units that low-income residents can afford at an all-time low. This contributes to the number of persons experiencing homelessness in the City rising to an all-time high. The pandemic has exacerbated the issue with an even greater tightening of the housing market. Creating more affordable housing units for those of the lowest incomes in our City along with providing wrap around services is the most effective solution to this problem. WCHR is requesting $5 million to renovate a hotel, a problem property, into 77 studios for homeless individuals. |
Worcester |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Housing Authority |
This request will support the construction of the Worcester Housing Authority's (WHA) Lakeside Administrative Building. Responsible for providing decent, safe, and affordable housing to 14,000 residents throughout the City of Worcester, the WHA strives to provide quality customer service to all who enter its doors. Through the development of this secondary headquarters, the WHA would increase access to staff and services for residents who live on the west side of Worcester and its accompanying neighborhoods. The WHA's self-sufficiency and apprentice programs will likewise be available to residents at this new site, giving them a chance to achieve economic independence. |
Worcester |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Housing Authority |
This funding would be used by the Worcester Housing Authority (WHA) to construct its Economic Opportunity Center (EOC). To be located in Worcester's Great Brook Valley community, the EOC will be the epicenter of self-sufficiency programming and other services for nearly 1,000 housing authority residents. At 39,000 square feet, the EOC will feature a state-of-the-art computer lab, a branch of the Worcester Public Library, and will be home to the WHA's Family and Resident Services Department. With the construction of the EOC, WHA residents will be able to take advantage of the services they need to achieve economic independence. |
Worcester |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Centro Las Americas, Inc. |
The Purpose of this project is to create the vehicle to eliminate systemic barriers and provide access, tools, training, education and strategies to Hispanics, communities of color, low income families and other historically economically disadvantaged individuals in Worcester and Central MA, to improve their economic condition, narrow the wealth and homeownership gap and help ensure they become economically self-sufficient. |
Worcester |
MA |
$755,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Jones Library, Incorporated |
his funding would make Amherst’s Jones Library one of the most climate-friendly libraries in the Commonwealth by eliminating the use of fossil fuels, using low-embodied carbon materials, reducing energy use intensity by 60%, and reducing total lifetime carbon emissions by 41% compared to the current building. The Library renovation and expansion leverages state, local, public and private funds toward: full accessibility for those with mobility impairments; meeting the growing need for English language instruction space, for computer and internet access, for programs for children, adults and teens, for safekeeping Amherst’s invaluable history; and restoring one of the Town’s iconic buildings. |
Amherst |
MA |
$1,110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southfield Redevelopment Authority |
The Eastside Parkway Expansion improvements allow for Smart Growth development in the southeastern region of the state, including revitalization of the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station (SWNAS), bringing much needed economic development and housing opportunities. The expansion project will link the South Weymouth MBTA Commuter Rail station and Route 18 thru the Base property to the existing Park & Ride facility at the Route 228/Route 3 interchange on the Norwell/Rockland line. |
Rockland |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Jones Library, Incorporated |
This funding would make Amherst’s Jones Library one of the most climate-friendly libraries in the Commonwealth by eliminating the use of fossil fuels, using low-embodied carbon materials, reducing energy use intensity by 60%, and reducing total lifetime carbon emissions by 41% compared to the current building. The Library renovation and expansion leverages state, local, public and private funds toward: full accessibility for those with mobility impairments; meeting the growing need for English language instruction space, for computer and internet access, for programs for children, adults and teens, for safekeeping Amherst’s invaluable history; and restoring one of the Town’s iconic buildings. |
Amherst |
MA |
$1,110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fitchburg Housing Authority |
The FHA is requesting $275,000.00 to assist us in building a new administrative and community center at the Green Acres family public housing community built for the WWII returning veterans. These funds would be in addition to the $8,014,901.00 awarded by Massachusetts. Currently there is no space at Green Acres to hold community meetings and/or conduct training and youth programs. The key is the construction of a new administrative-community center which will allow for outreach to the residents and their children under the FHA’s A Better Life Experience (ABLE) program that will provide incentives to work and learn new skills. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ipswich, MA |
The Town of Ipswich is partnering with The Trustees of Reservations and has support from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to seek funds to construct a statewide model of climate-resilient road redesign to balance access, chronic flood risk, and wetland health at Argilla Road. This road is the key access point for more than 150,000 visitors to the Crane Estate and 350,000 to Crane Beach.
The Town of Ipswich and The Trustees engaged the Woods Hole Group and Stantec Engineering to create resilient nature-based road redesigns. The design includes raising 2,400 feet of roadbed by 3 feet, replacing and enlarging the existing culvert, installing high marsh culverts, and using a 3:1 living shoreline slope to stabilize the banks to protect the adjacent salt marsh from erosion. The enlargement will increase the upstream tidal range, helping to make the Great Marsh ecosystem more resilient to climate impacts and resulting in 1.2 acres of salt marsh creation. Raising the road would protect it from increasingly frequent tidal flooding through at least 2070. |
Ipswich |
MA |
$4,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Greenfield |
The Greenfield Fire Department is organized to provide public safety services to the citizens and visitors of this community. As a team, Department employees strive to minimize losses and suffering through emergency services delivery, public education, and information. The City of Greenfield’s Emergency Operations Command serves to lessen the impact of natural and manmade disasters upon the city by meeting the needs of our citizens through effective mitigation, planning, response, and recovery. The CDS $900,000 in grant funds will help the city build a crucial new mission-critical Emergency Operations Center. The funding will allow our Emergency Operations Command to better meet the needs of the city and our region and to overcome the deficiencies and challenges we face in our current temporary Emergency Operations Center, which replaced the original EOC located in our antiquated 90-year old fire station.
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Greedfield |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Malden |
Project Name: City of Malden for the Malden River Works Park Project
Amount Requested: $2,500,000 (Total Project Cost is $8,495,615)
Intended Recipient and Address: City of Malden
Explanation of Request: The Malden River Works (MRW) project will transform Malden’s Department of Public Works yard on the Malden River to incorporate a public, climate resilient riverfront park. The project process has incorporated inclusive, community-led design practices that center the voices of environmental justice communities. Malden River Works will reduce the City’s, and particularly the DPW’s, climate vulnerability by building green storm water infrastructure to reduce surface flood risk, increasing the tree canopy by planting over 100 new trees to mitigate urban heat island effects, restoring the natural riverfront landscape, and building an elevated greenway path to serve as a flood barrier in the event of sea level rise. These measures will result in improved air quality, biodiversity, and pollination.??These mitigation efforts are particularly important for the DPW yard, as the DPW is the City’s second responder after climate disasters. They are charged with the removal of trees and debris and similar hazard reduction duties.
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Malden |
MA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Salem Police Department |
The Salem Police and Fire Departments operate communication centers located inside the Police Station at 95 Margin Street (the designated Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP)), and inside the Fire HQ at 44 Lafayette Street. These centers are responsible for answering incoming calls (three 9-1-1 lines and numerous non-emergency business lines), as well as handling all radio communications for emergency services events in the City of Salem. The communications centers are critical components of the City’s first responders’ ability to effectively communicate during mission critical incidents affecting the life, health, and safety of the public. The main radios used by both police and fire are Motorola MTR 2000 conventional analog systems, with Motorola Centracom Gold Elite dispatch consoles. These consoles control radio communications, as well as interoperable resources or communications to other agencies through control stations. The radios and repeaters were all purchased around the year 2000. The service agreement for the existing communications system equipment and software has reached its end of service life. Motorola will no longer support this equipment, resulting in no firmware updates, limited parts availability, and limited support from our vendor. The public safety radio system is comprised of several remote sites located within the city which feed signals that provide for coverage within those areas. The radio system requires connectivity from all these sites back to the signal comparator which is located at the police and fire stations. The connectivity for these remote locations is over copper wire circuits that the city leases from Verizon. These copper circuits are outdated technology, so the support for these circuits is very limited by the provider. As these are older copper circuits, they constantly have changes in their electronic make up that creates signal loss and causes the radio system to have frequent failures resulting in poor coverage. Not only has the lack of municipal control of the lines been problematic, with Verizon moving away from supporting these circuits they are increasingly subject to outages and failures. Verizon no longer intends to invest in these lines, meaning repair times are taking longer and there is no expectation that the situation will improve. The consequence of this situation is that the life and safety of Salem’s first responders, as well as the people who rely on them to be able to respond in a timely manner to emergencies, is being increasingly put at risk. As a busy city with the largest hospital in the region, a state university, the county courts, a major power plant facility, and a very active downtown and tourism industry, the danger from the increasing failure of these circuits is substantial.
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Salem |
MA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Worcester Housing Authority |
This request for funding would assist the Worcester Housing Authority (WHA) in creating a new, comprehensive emergency preparedness plan in order to protect its 14,000 residents and over 200 staff members in the case of potential disaster. Working closely with a contracted consultant and the City of Worcester, the WHA will develop a plan that will not only protect residents and employees but will also see the creation of emergency rooms throughout its 24 developments that will contain all of the necessary supplies and materials in case of an emergency, such as personal protective equipment, food, water, and more.
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Worcester |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Town of Hull |
The project will reduce the risk of damage along the coastline and increase the level of protection to meet needs of future sea level rise and climatic changes, providing greater resiliency for the critical roadway connecting two portions of the town. The Town of Hull is replacing the seawalls along the Nantasket Avenue shoreline to eliminate impacts from coastal storm events. The shoreline is highly exposed and is subject to wave and storm impacts from the open ocean. The project will construct a new higher seawall along approximately 1,600 feet of Nantasket Avenue between Point Allerton Avenue and Fitzpatrick Way. This new seawall will provide essential protection to portions of Fitzpatrick Way and Nantasket Avenue and the utilities in the right of way. Fitzpatrick Way provides a critical link for access to and from Pemberton Point with the US Coast Guard Station, two schools, the wastewater treatment facility, and over 700 private lots. The right of way contains all utilities supplying Pemberton Point including water, sewer, electric and gas. The seawall not only protects access to Pemberton and its utilities, but also the sewer line for the entire town connects to the wastewater plant past this point. Loss of the road would cause failure of the sewer line to this treatment facility and spillage into the ocean would result. The proposed concrete seawall will be constructed with a higher top elevation than the existing seawalls to improve protection. The seawall design includes a recurve shape to provide an additional reduction in the volume of water overtopping the wall during storms. The design allows for sea level rise through at least the year 2070.
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Hull |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Cape Cod Commission (Barnstable County) |
The project employs state of the art modeling Massachusetts Coast Flood Risk Model and community engagement to identify and prioritize low lying roads to target for coastal resiliency action. This analysis has identified highly-vulnerable and highly-critical locations along Route 6 on the Outer Cape that, if impacted by a coastal storm event or, in the long-term by sea level rise, would disconnect thousands of residents.
With the requested federal investment, conceptual designs for a range of solutions for the three most vulnerable location along the corridor would be developed. The solutions are anticipated to include traditional infrastructure options, such as elevating a roadway segment, as well as nature-based solutions. This range of solutions would be presented to MassDOT, MEMA, the municipalities, and the public for feedback. As part of this project, the design for one of the solutions at one of the three locations would be further developed, consistent with MassDOT Project Development and Design Guide, to a 25% design level. The 25% design is an important step in the design process where the subsequent public engagement and permitting requirements of the project can be well-understood and a path forward for the project can be developed. With the 25% design, the project would be well positioned to pursue a variety of funding opportunities for implementation.
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Orleans, Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro, and Provincetown |
MA |
$295,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Brockton |
The Emergency Operations Center project will create a new state-of-the art facility to assist the City of Brockton with local disaster response. Development of the overall facility will be incorporated into the Public Safety Facility for Brockton Police Department, Brockton Fire Department, Brockton Emergency Management Agency and City IT Department. Finally, the project will allow Brockton to monitor critical infrastructure during emergency or disaster events
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Brockton |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency |
This request will allow for renovation of existing EOC facilities, upgrades to technology, and replacement of equipment that will improve our aging facilities and advance the emergency management coordination and response capabilities for the entire Commonwealth. As natural and human caused threats and hazards increase in the future, having resilient, and modernized emergency operation center facilities will be crucial for the Commonwealth’s readiness and response. |
Framingham |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Request for funding from the US Army Corps of Engineers for maintenance dredging of the Chatham, Stage Harbor Federal Navigation Project (FNP) to preserve access to Chatham’s largest and most utilized deep-water harbor. Shoaling of the entrance channel has increased substantially due to ongoing changes to Chatham’s eastern barrier beaches and inlets. Despite annual maintenance dredging, the channel continues to shoal, primarily during the fall and winter seasons, rendering the channel extremely shoal before onset of the important summer boating season for commercial and recreational boating interests, and the US Coast Guard. Without ongoing maintenance dredging access to the harbor will be critically compromised with a devastating impact on the local and regional economies, and public safety. Stage Harbor is a FNP that is critical to the maritime commercial, recreational, and public safety (US Coast Guard and Chatham Harbormaster) boating interests of Chatham. Historically, funding for the USACE to perform maintenance dredging has been sporadic and not dependable to ensure safe navigation into the harbor. Over the past 3 years, changes in shoaling patterns have greatly increased shoaling rates that would have rendered the channel virtually unusable to all but shallow draft vessels without repeated maintenance dredging, and at great expense, by the Town. Even with local dredging completed, additional dredging was necessary and undertaken by the USACE during this period but only by opportunistic re-programming of available funds from other project purposes. Dedicated FY2023 federal funding for the USACE is needed to ensure the channel will service the boating public for the 2024 boating season. |
Chatham |
MA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Inc. |
Veterans Inc. is establishing a new level to its continuum of care: Residential Extended Stay Addiction & Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) treatment. This level is missing in the chain of treatment and is a most critical level of care.
The Extended Stay Treatment (EST) facility will be a state-of-the-art, veteran prioritized, addiction & PTSD care and education facility that will support the growing demand among the veteran population for community-based recovery services. EST will also provide Best Practice methodology in the provision of Medication Assisted Treatment that will help to sustain recovery once patients are discharged to independent living. |
Worcester |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Children’s Museum |
Boston Children’s Museum (BCM) will expand an innovative, tested model for building the capacity of early educators to support under-resourced children and families in developing much-needed school readiness skills. This project initiates statewide dissemination of two resources—Tools for Tiny Hands (focused on fine motor skills) and Me, You, We (focused on social-emotional skills)—reaching thousands of children ages 2-5 and their parents and caregivers through community agencies. The goal of this work is to provide early childhood educators with the training and tools needed to alleviate the significant loss of learning opportunities experienced by families due to the pandemic. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,102,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, Inc. |
The requested funding will support an expansion of Jacob’s Pillow’s nationally recognized arts education program, Curriculum in Motion (CiM). Led by prominent artist-educators, CiM is an arts-integrated approach for both teaching and learning K-12 classroom curricula through movement and choreography. Jacob’s Pillow has established long-term relationships with three Berkshire County public schools. Through this expansion, the Pillow will engage an additional 10 schools, impacting approximately 1,500-2,000 students and 50-75 educators through artist residencies in schools, field trips to Jacob’s Pillow, performances presented in Pittsfield, MA, and professional development workshops and trainings for classroom teachers and arts educators. |
Becket |
MA |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute |
The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Therapeutic Food Pantry seeks to serve our pediatric patients and their families who live in Massachusetts and those coming into Dana-Farber for cancer treatment, so that no family has to battle both childhood cancer and hunger. This project proposes the public benefit of improving health outcomes for patients with childhood cancer who are also facing hunger. Creation of a therapeutic food pantry with an initial focus on childhood cancer patients will also lay the groundwork for planned growth to successfully support both adults and children living with cancer. |
Boston |
MA |
$735,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NEADS Inc. |
NEADS, Inc., provides highly trained Service Dogs for civilians and veterans with progressive illnesses and physical disabilities including hearing loss; children with autism or physical disabilities; and veterans coping with PTSD. NEADS Assistance Dogs provide support in courthouses, special education classrooms, counseling practices, and hospitals, among others.
This project will enhance and expand our ability to serve more clients by expanding and improving the facilities where future service dogs receive their foundational training and socialization, and establishing and equipping a new veterinary clinic and surgical suite on site. These expansions are critical to NEADS’ stability and growth. |
Princeton |
MA |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greenfield Community College |
This project will allow Greenfield Community College to provide new workforce development training equipment and program certifications and credentials through the creation of an Augmented Reality (AR)/Virtual Reality (VR) Simulation Learning Laboratory to help meet industry demand for workers in the region. Program certification and micro-credentialing will include: HVAC, Health Occupations, Advanced Manufacturing, Mechanical, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Robotics and Engineering, and Heavy Equipment Operation. |
Greenfield |
MA |
$1,109,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Robert F. Kennedy Community Alliance |
RFK Community Alliance is requesting $3 million in Community Project Funding to construct a multiuse, outpatient behavioral health and training facility to provide and support mental health treatment, create space for training, increase access to licensing opportunities for emerging clinicians, and expand capacity in Central Massachusetts at a time when mental and behavioral health needs have increased dramatically. In addition to supporting RFK Community Alliance programs, the training space will be a resource for other Central Massachusetts agencies we currently work with through Advance, a partnership aimed at enhancing training in clinical and therapeutic services and providing CEU’s to clinicians. |
Lancaster |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount Holyoke College |
The Center for Academic Resilience & Excellence (CARE) will serve as an academic resource center for the development of metacognitive skills and academic resilience and success. It will be a vehicle to improve academic engagement and achievement for all students, especially for first-generation and low-income students and student of color. It will benefit students across the spectrum of ability—supporting those who struggle, as well as those who want to further develop academic skills including reflection, leadership, and transferability of core concepts across disciplines. The Center will offer group workshops and one-on-one academic coaching sessions, coordinate peer-to-peer academic supports and tutoring. |
South Hadley |
MA |
$629,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance for Business Leadership |
This funding would allow the Alliance for Business Leadership (ABL) to develop the Alliance Civic Leadership Initiative (ACLI), which will provide business and nonprofit leaders with a comprehensive, civics education so they may better participate in our democracy. It will also support ABL’s current adult educational programming, which serves as the foundation of our civic work and the development of ACLI. |
Boston |
MA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
May Institute |
This initiative will increase May Institute’s training capacity to provide access to efficient, competency-based training and skill development for Direct Care Supervisors and Direct Support Professionals, a role identified as a high priority position in three of MassHire’s seven regions. It will create a bridge from unemployment or low wage jobs to high paying, high demand careers for workers and will develop linkages with businesses, trade associations, and colleges and universities to develop growth pathways for employees. It will create training for 250 people year one, and 750 -1,000 in future years. |
Randolph |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Framingham State University |
Faced with the need to address inevitable major repairs, FSU proposes to transform the current McAuliffe Center into a suite of five multifunctional, technology-enabled learning spaces, and to introduce new visualizations and simulation capabilities. This project emphasizes the reconceptualization of the services offered by the Center that will provide K-16 audiences with cradle-to-career learning opportunities aligned with the needs of Massachusetts green economy employers. The project will increase services to underserved and under-represented high school and college students and contribute to the formation of the diverse workforce necessary to meet Massachusetts’ goal to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050. |
Framingham |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Services of Roxbury |
Children’s Services of Roxbury (CSR) will renovate its 50,000 square foot headquarters in Roxbury into a Center for Family Well-being, enabling CSR to scale, growing programs by 25%, and serving an additional 1,500 children and parents annually within three years after the building is complete. The renewal will support the growth of CSR’s children’s mental health and family support and stabilization services, expand trauma-focused childcare for vulnerable children, expand strategic partnerships, and launch new initiatives to increase access for families in crisis. Growth will add over 100 career-oriented jobs primarily in Roxbury, Worcester, and Springfield, a 25% growth in employees. |
Roxbury |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Services of Roxbury |
Children’s Services of Roxbury is Massachusetts largest Black-run nonprofit and Commonwealth’s only Black-specialized mental health provider, with deep roots in communities of color. The Front Porch is a racial equity demonstration to significantly increase access to mental health and substance recovery supports for youth and families of color impacted by intergenerational racial trauma and COVID. The model offers innovative engagement strategies to reach vulnerable youth and parents through Boston public schools, family shelters, our young adult drop-in center, childcare, and community settings. This project leverages MassHealth (Medicaid) dollars, linking youth and families to culturally attuned mental health services. |
Roxbury |
MA |
$368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Holyoke Health Center, Inc. |
Creating a downtown training center to provide the heath center with needed staff while opening up employment opportunities for local residents.
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Holyoke |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Salem Family Health Center |
North Shore Community Health (NSCH) seeks support to create/enhance two high value service lines that will improve health outcomes for its Salem patients and other residents in the community while also driving down health care costs. Federal dollars invested now will help build a valuable community asset and also save future tax dollars.
NSCH patient data show that Salem Family Health Center (SFHC) patients are inappropriately utilizing Emergency Departments (EDs). Further, before the pandemic and currently, SFHC experienced surging demand for behavioral health care, and the demand in the City of Salem and surrounding communities is significant and growing. |
Salem |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spanish American Center |
The Spanish American Center is seeking support to lead, organize and conduct a scientifically rigorous, community-engaged, Latino behavioral health assessment for the purpose of developing linguistically and culturally informed policy recommendations to drive the systems change necessary for Latinos to thrive in Massachusetts.
The health and therefore, prosperity of Massachusetts is dependent on the health and prosperity of Latinos, yet health disparities for Latinos in the Commonwealth continue to rise - especially for Latino behavioral health. The Spanish American Center and its partners have, in total, more than 170 years in community service including scientific research resulting in policy change. |
Leominster |
MA |
$337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quincy Asian Resources, Inc. (QARI) |
QARI is requesting FY23 funding to increase access to linguistically and culturally competent mental health services for immigrants and refugees in MA. We currently offer group programs for youth and families with our community partners and are in the process of launching an outpatient program in order to increase the availability of multilingual clinical services and overcome stigma about mental health among AAPI and immigrant communities. Funding will help launch our clinical operations, including free in-person counseling, youth programs, family workshops, elder services, workforce development initiatives, and anti-stigma outreach in collaboration with partners in Quincy, Randolph, Weymouth, Plymouth, and Boston. |
Quincy |
MA |
$4,946,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care Cooperative, Inc. |
This proposal to bring Epic, the most advanced electronic health record (EHR) and population health system, to twelve Massachusetts health centers. Our purpose, consistent with our strategy, is to strengthen primary care, improve financial performance, and advance racial justice. The Epic system will be run in Massachusetts by an organization managed by the participating health centers, giving them increased control over their own software. |
Boston |
MA |
$10,046,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
The Best Buddies in Massachusetts Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities will deliver inclusion services to a minimum of 1,700 students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) at 187 elementary, middle, and high schools in Massachusetts, with planned expansion to underserved schools in Brockton, Everett, Lawrence, Lowell, Lynn, and New Bedford. The project would engage students in 1,100 inclusive activities and train 730 730 youth with and without IDD in leadership skills. The project will provide opportunities for social and emotional learning for youth with and without IDD to help them become college and career ready. |
Charlestown |
MA |
$205,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Journey Forward |
Expansion and improvement of activity-based therapy program serving the paralysis community in Greater Boston and surrounding 10-county region, through acquisition of capital equipment for rehabilitative treatment for spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke, and neurological disorder survivors in a community-based setting. |
Canton |
MA |
$577,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Central Massachusetts |
The YMCA of Central Massachusetts opened the Fuller Family Park in 1997 with a goal of providing outdoor services and programs to the Worcester Main South neighborhood. This area continues to be under- represented with adequate green spaces as compared with other communities in this urban market. Ensuring that the park is modernized with an upgraded running track, multi-generational outdoor structure, outdoor children’s play structure, benches, splash pad, amphitheater and pavilion will allow families to live healthier lives. Outdoor children’s play structure, benches, splash pad, amphitheater and pavilion will allow families to live healthier lives. |
Worcester |
MA |
$507,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cape Cod Community College |
The Dental Hygiene program has a student interest and community need to expand. During the current year’s admissions, the program had 52 qualified applicants as first year Dental Hygiene students but was only able to accept 24 students. The program has seen the same pattern in previous years (2020-2021- 47 qualified/24 accepted; 2019-2020 - 40 qualified/24 accepted). Our goal is to increase by an additional 6 the number of dental stations to 20. This would provide a more than 50% increase in the number of students enrolling in the program, moving from 24 to 38 students per admission cycle. |
Cape Cod |
MA |
$1,780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Endicott College |
Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts is pleased to submit this proposal requesting Congressionally Directed Spending in the amount of $640,000 for simulation equipment and technology to equip the future Nursing Simulation and Clinical Learning Center in our Cummings School of Nursing & Health Sciences. The Nursing Simulation and Clinical Learning Center will be a critical piece to an innovative, multi-pronged plan Endicott College is leading, with participation from strategic partners Beverly Hospital and Addison Gilbert Hospital, to advance a critical public good: developing a replicable and scalable solution to the local and national nursing shortage crisis. |
Beverly |
MA |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Connections, Inc. |
Community Health Connections respectfully requests $3,000,000 for the integration of renewal energy systems into our organization, specifically for the procurement and implementation of renewable energy equipment at 529 Timpany Boulevard in Gardner, expansion of renewable energy at 326 Nichols Road in Fitchburg, and electric car charge ports at three of our locations. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Connections, Inc. |
Community Health Connections respectfully requests $3,000,000 to support the establishment of Children’s Mental Health Services across our organization. We propose to build an 8,000 square foot facility in Gardner MA and to staff it was sufficient mental health professionals and behavioral health counselors in order to meet the growing need for these services in our communities. We will also expand these same services in our other locations in Fitchburg and Leominster MA. This proposal will cover the construction and start up costs during the first year of operations. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arc of Greater Brockton |
The Arc of Greater Brockton is relocating and equipping a new Family Support Center. The Arc of Greater Brockton is located in the City of Brockton, and provides services in Abington, Avon, Bridgewater, Brockton, East Bridgewater, Easton, Holbrook, Rockland, Stoughton, West Bridgewater and Whitman. Our project goal is to improve the accessibility, quality and number of program offerings and services provided by our Family Support Center, which services approximately 350 families in the region. |
Brockton |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
High Point Treatment Center, Inc. |
High Point is seeking $1.9 million for a capital improvement project to purchase one of the organization’s currently leased buildings to house a Community Outreach Center in Brockton, MA. Formally an adolescent treatment center, this 10,000 square foot building is located on High Point’s Brockton campus and will now be home to a variety of services focused on prevention, family support and recovery. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital–Plymouth |
BID-Plymouth Hospital is seeking to expand the current Emergency Department with a 25 bed Observation Unit to better accommodate the increasing demand for emergent, urgent, and behavioral health services sought by patients in this growing community. |
Plymouth |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Inc. |
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) is seeking Community Project Funding to support conversion to a unified Electronic Health Record. This funding will help support EHR conversion for the Bowdoin Street Community Health Center (Bowdoin Street Community Health Center is located in Dorchester, MA and is owned and operated by BIDMC) and connectivity with other affiliated Health Centers, such as Dimock Health Center, Fenway Health, Charles River and Cambridge Health Alliance, as well as other BIDMC community providers. |
Brookline |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program |
The mission of Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program (BHCHP) is to ensure unconditionally equitable and dignified access to the highest quality health care for all individuals and families experiencing homelessness in our community. The proposed project will enable BHCHP to further this mission by improving existing infrastructure and repairing or replacing equipment instrumental in the day-to-day operations of our facilities. |
Boston |
MA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame |
The Vault, a customized special exhibit space to showcase "never seen before or displayed" the personal collections of game artifacts of the inducted Basketball Hall of Famers, such as Michael Jackson, Grant Hill, Charles Barkley, Kevin Garnett, as well as NBA coaches and players. This is a cross-cultural exhibit and will be designed appropriately in a bank vault-like setting to protect and preserve the very valuable treasures being displayed.
This special exhibit is being done collaboratively with the Latino Chamber of Commerce to jointly host special events and exhibits, locally and statewide, to feature Latino & African American NBA players, cultural exhibit to focus on minority history in the game, women, and Title IX. |
Springfield |
MA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Home Base |
Funding will enable adult survivors from across the country to participate in Home Base’s 2-Week Families of the Fallen Intensive Clinical Program and children grieving the death of a parent/primary caregiver who served in the U.S. military to participate in Home Base’s Resilient Youth Program. This project is addressing the increased need for mental health services brought on by isolation, stress, anxiety, and uncertainty of the pandemic, in addition to recent events abroad, that have triggered and exacerbated existing wounds faced by Families of the Fallen. |
Statewide |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cambridge Public Health Commission |
HRSA Health Facilities Construction and Equipment appropriations request of $4,845,000 to support a portion of the facilities and equipment costs toward Cambridge Public Health Commission’s planned new surgical robotics initiative and equitable access to a range of clinical diagnostic and treatment services to meet regional need and vulnerable populations served, including those disproportionately impacted by COVID-19 and the social determinants of health. |
Cambridge |
MA |
$4,845,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
William James College |
The Academy addresses the dire needs K-12 teachers now face by offering training based on an innovative combination of behavioral health, DEI, SEL, and leadership via two tracks: (1) an 8-session Certificate in Classroom Behavioral Health, and (2) specialized graduate certificates to create a workforce poised to address the challenges that schools encounter. Central to the Academy’s mission is a focus on underserved communities, interventions responsive to current needs, and an ongoing professional learning community. This model transforms education and provides students in Massachusetts communities with a strong academic and social emotional foundation so they can learn, grow, and thrive. |
Newton |
MA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lynn Community Health, Inc. |
LCHC is developing a Pharmacy to serve patients, employees, and visitors of the health center with a goal is to ensure access to low-cost and affordable prescription medications for residents of Lynn and surrounding communities, especially patients who are uninsured, underinsured, and/or low-income. LCHC is proposing to renovate existing space at our main facility at 269 Union Street in downtown Lynn. Upon completion of the renovations, we will hire a Pharmacist-in-Charge, Pharmacists, and Pharmacy Technicians, in partnership with Community Care Cooperative (C3), a MassHealth accountable care organization. |
Lynn |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Boston |
The purpose of UMass Boston’s Manning College of Nursing and Health Sciences Home Care Digital and Simulation Lab (HC-DSL) will be to educate the next generation of home health care providers in evolving technologies used in home care at all levels of acuity and chronicity with a special emphasis on those who are aging, disabled and have historically experienced health disparities. Simulation using digital technologies relevant to home care will help undergraduate and graduate nursing students to acquire safety competencies, improve communication and inter-personal skills and involve patients and families in their care from their own home. |
Boston |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southcoast Health - Charlton Memorial Hospital |
Southcoast Health will install on-site linear generators at Charlton Memorial Hospital as phase one of a 5-year system-wide clean energy project. The goal of this project to increase our use and production of renewable energy sources, reducing pollution and conserving natural resources for the 719,000 residents in 33 communities covering more than 900 square miles. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$2,001,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
In early 2021, the City of Boston engaged in a landmark effort to house over 150 individuals living in tents and homeless encampments. As part of the effort low-threshold transitional housing sites were established both within existing shelters and new non-congregate sites across the City. As individuals achieve stability, they are placed in permanent supportive housing in locations throughout Boston and across the state. These low-threshold housing sites integrate mental health and substance use counseling and medical care. Incorporating a low-threshold workforce program would provide another avenue for hope and stability and add to important wraparound services. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
Funds will support Phases 2 and 3 of the capacity-building initiative that is being implemented with the Boston Adult Literacy Initiative to improve digital literacy for adult basic education learners. In Phase 1, which is currently underway, 26 adult basic education sites receive a comprehensive analysis of their digital capabilities and infrastructure. This assessment will inform the professional development, program design, and resources needed to enhance providers' ability to provide high-quality digital learning and programming. These are mostly small, grassroots providers that offer ESOL, adult remedial education, and adult HiSET/GED services with pathways to employment. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
Unhoused families frequently require extended time to secure eligibility documentation to qualify for subsidized childcare programs. This delay impacts their ability to receive crucial developmental and educational support for their children at a time when they are most vulnerable. Bridge funding would provide families with immediate access to available childcare while they pursue longer-term support. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States |
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate is dedicated to civic learning and engagement. Educational experiences at the Kennedy Institute use immersive role play and simulation to teach civics and inspire the next generation of leaders. The Kennedy Institute now also offers these programs virtually. An appropriation of $2M in FY23 for the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate will allow us to bring our civics education programs to more students and educators, both in Massachusetts and nationally, at no cost to them. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Ballet, Inc. |
Boston Ballet’s Division of Education and Community Initiatives (ECI) manages the delivery of Citydance and ECI on Location (ECIL), dance programs that are cost-free to students and that annually serve over 3,000 children and young teens at 50 Boston Public Schools and 8-10 community sites. These participatory programs, taught by dance professionals, bolster public school arts programming and offer safe spaces for physical activity and self-expression. Over 80% of students served are BIPOC/AAPI; nearly all qualify for federally-supported school meal plans, and most reside in low-income homes.
Chief objectives of our project are to sustain and expand the teaching that we bring to gyms, classrooms, auditoriums, and recreation sites throughout Boston. Both Citydance and ECIL offer the possibility for further dance training with tuition support at Boston Ballet School. Funding will increase cultural competency training for program faculty, extend family dance access through subsidized tickets to Boston Ballet performances, and increase tuition assistance for program alumni enrolled in Boston Ballet School classes. The project also includes the pilot of a promotional campaign using dance-on-film to increase public awareness and build institutional trust in city neighborhoods, an effort that we believe will lead to higher student retention and greater diversity in Boston Ballet School, as well as in our audiences.
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Boston |
MA |
$789,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family & Community Resources Inc |
The purpose of this project is to expand the capacity of Family and Community Resources' (FCR) licensed mental health clinic to address a critical community issue. There is a tremendous need for mental health services in the Greater Brockton area and FCR seeks to double the capacity of its therapy services (currently at 3 clinician FTE's) to meet the mental health needs of children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced trauma as the result of family or community violence. As Brockton is a majority minority city the project will address the need for culturally responsive services by multi-lingual clinicians. |
Brockton |
MA |
$337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coalition for a Healthy Greater Worcester |
The Trauma, Resiliency & Racial Equity Training Institute addresses a critical gap in resources for a shared understanding and language around racial equity by building local capacity for trauma-informed, racial equity trainings using a grassroots, community-led model. Federal funding is critical now in establishing accreditation and systemic structure for a more integrated, responsive, and equitable model based in Central Massachusetts that can be shared in other Massachusetts Gateway communities. |
Greater Worcester |
MA |
$456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arts Foundation of Cape Cod |
The Creative Exchange (CEX) is a professional development program of the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod (AFCC) which supports established and emerging artists of all mediums and backgrounds as well as leaders, creatives, and staff at cultural organizations in Barnstable County.
CEX achieves this through:
Capacity-Building Grants
Fellowships
Creative Exchange Leadership Development Program & DEI Training
Arts Incubator Program
Congressionally Directed Spending would additionally cover the operations (staffing, marketing, equipment, and online tools) necessary to carry out the CEX Program in FY2023. |
Hyannis |
MA |
$347,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MetroWest Free Medical Program, Inc. |
We seek funding through SAMHSA Health Surveillance and Program Support Account for mental health services, specifically: screening and assessment of individuals, including the presence of co-occurring mental and substance use disorders and referral to treatment; referral and access to treatment services; culturally-responsive educational materials on mental health promotion; and training on evidence-based behavioral health practices for our staff, volunteers, interpreters, and broader community. In 17 years, we've held over 25,000 patient visits. In one year, the project will provide critical services to over 1000 patients in the year, touching the lives of over 5000 individuals in our community. |
Sudbury |
MA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cape Abilities, Inc. |
Cape Abilities will provide vocational training to 40 people with disabilities at our Farm in Dennis MA to enable them to become financially independent in community-based businesses. We will give them skills needed to obtain good jobs. The individuals will assemble and transport boxes of fresh produce to food pantries in all 15 towns of the Cape. Our job coaches will educate/support our individuals and drive delivery vans. Recipients of the produce boxes are those needing food security including children, seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, Native Americans, low-income families and immigrants. Our Project creates jobs. |
Cape Cod |
MA |
$959,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lasell University |
In Massachusetts, 17,000 high-paying cybersecurity jobs remain unfilled due to a shortage of individuals with the adequate level of education and training to fill the positions. Additionally, the state’s existing cybersecurity workforce lacks diverse representation, particularly among women, persons of color, and veterans. The Lasell University Cybersecurity Education Center (LUCEC) seeks to address these workplace gaps and help ensure that people and businesses in the state can be protected against cyberattacks by expanding Lasell’s cybersecurity program through the establishment of a virtual cybersecurity range. The Lasell cybersecurity range will be a hyper-realistic cyber simulation platform that will mimic real-world problems in the cybersecurity realm, serving as a hands-on cyber lab for students, as well as an advanced, simulated training environment for cybersecurity professionals. The range would draw more students to Lasell to study cybersecurity and experience the specialized, hands-on learning opportunities that Lasell offers. If funded, LUCEC will address the talent gap by increasing the number of skilled, trained, and experienced cybersecurity professionals by 150 in the first year and 500 over three years of project implementation. The multi-disciplinary curriculum will meet students where they are by offering industry certificate programs, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees. Students will gain a theoretical and practical foundation in the principles of information assurance, and in ethical institutional practices and behaviors. They will also gain direct experience through team-based projects, hands-on activities, and security-related internship assignments. The program’s professional focus on career readiness will prepare graduates to help safeguard organizations on the internet, including in areas such as national security policy, cyber investigation, and vulnerability testing. |
Newton |
MA |
$1,279,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Independence House, Inc. |
This funding amount is requested to construct a 2,700 square foot building adjacent to a current out of date building to serve domestic and sexual violence victims. Taxpayer dollars are justified when we consider that in 2008, domestic violence was declared a public health emergency in Massachusetts. Independence House, Inc. founded in Barnstable County by residents who identified a pressing community need, is now in its 43rd year, with its intact relevant and timeless mission of helping all domestic and sexual violence victims, survivors and children by creating opportunities for safety and empowerment through crisis intervention.
This funding supports a cost-effective construction of a 2,700 square foot building for Independence House, Inc., the only resource, counseling and advocacy center for victims/survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Hyannis, MA. The building is replacing our current building which lacks energy efficiency, is not up to building and fire codes for the 21st century; is not 100% ADA compliant, and lacks adequate space and privacy needs for counseling victims/survivors. This building will serve the needs of all domestic and sexual violence victims/survivors in Barnstable County in all towns and villages.
The building itself will provide increased safety and privacy and meet the demand for the new and additional services Independence House, Inc. has experienced over the last 43 years, and improve the work environment and ultimately mental the well-being of our dedicated staff. The building will offer a much needed lunch area for employees, protected /secure entrance for survivors and a secure private waiting room .
New and expanded services to be offered in the new building include an ADA compliant accessible food panty; therapeutic art space to aid healing, and enhance well-being; specialized therapeutic spaces to support the mental health and safety needs for adults and children exposed to domestic violence; specialized tailored therapeutic services to support most underserved survivors/victims including BIPOC victim/survivors and victims/survivors with disabilities. |
Hyannis |
MA |
$3,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
VHL Alliance Inc. (VHLA) |
This project will focus on improving the diagnosis and treatment of individuals living with von Hippel-Lindau (VHL) disease in disadvantaged communities in the Boston area and Massachusetts at large. The focus will be equipping patients and caregivers in underserved communities with VHL screening information to facilitate connection with comprehensive specialized care. This will be achieved through a comprehensive strategy that includes creating educational materials, conducting outreach endeavors tailored to those with disabilities such as sight and mobility impairment, and providing tailored resources to assist with and provide follow-up support. |
Boston |
MA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Lowell |
The Year 2 Expansion will establish an extension of RHSA supports through participating students' sophomore year, something the university does not have the resources to fund. The second year will offer similar supports as the freshman year program, plus a professional mentoring program and other enhanced opportunities, with an emphasis on continued academic success and preparation for upper-division coursework and responsibilities. We will also offer retention housing and textbook scholarships for high-achieving, need-based second-year RHSA students. A major focus for this expansion is on the creation of “on ramps” for students to get involved in more advanced, upper class year opportunities through university, college, and departmental research, learning, and co-curricular programs where first-generation students, students of color, and students from low-income backgrounds are traditionally underrepresented. Scholarships will also be a key support for students to incentive their engagement in RHSA proamming and alleviate the financial pressures many first-gen students face in paying for college.
Pathways to Career will offer junior and senior students a suite of ongoing supports and opportunities focused primarily on career readiness, whether a student plans on moving directly into the job market or applying to graduate school. This expansion initiative will involve three primary strategies: 1) 1-on-1 supports through coaching and mentoring; 2) leadership positions and development through Peer Leader program and other leadership roles; 3) other supports and opportunities, including a professional development fund (to cover costs associated with professional attire, job hunting, graduate school applications, etc.), industry-specific initiatives (such as targeted supports for students moving into engineering, sciences, health, or criminal justice fields), and other career readiness, networking, and job opportunity programs. |
Lowell |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brockton Hospital, Inc |
The purpose of this project is to crate a redesigned and modernized Emergency Department highlighted by a 12 bed secure holding area for behavioral health patients. This project will help manage the growing number of behavioral health patients “boarding “in the ED while they await admission to Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital’s 22 bed inpatient psychiatric unit or placement with other appropriate community providers/resources. This will result in more dignified care and an enhanced environment so all patients can receive safe and exceptional care. |
Brockton |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Adolescent Resource & Education Center |
Bard Microcollege Holyoke, located at The Care Center in Holyoke, Massachusetts, is the nation’s first college established specifically to make higher education accessible to young mothers and low-income women. In addition to engaging in a rigorous curriculum, students have access to supports, such daycare, transportation, and meals, which help remove barriers that young mothers face in traditional college settings. Students who successfully complete the course requirements receive an Associate in Arts degree from Bard College. The degree is free, with scholarships, grants, and donations covering tuition and books. Bard Microcollege Holyoke currently stands as a national model for helping young parents and low income women access and succeed in higher education. The Care Center routinely consults with policy makers and educators across the country who are seeking to replicate this approach. |
Holyoke |
MA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brockton Hospital, Inc |
In response to the demand for nurses and the financial strain associated with the hiring of “travel nurses” Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital is starting a New Graduate Nurse program. The purpose is to retain nurses from Brockton Hospital School of Nursing, Massasoit Community College and Curry College who, while in nursing school, do their clinical work at Brockton Hospital offering a comfortable transition from school to professional nursing. At the same time it will save the Signature Healthcare thousands of dollars from reduced “travel nurse” costs allowing Signature to invest these savings into new programs and services to benefit patients. |
Brockton |
MA |
$997,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Health Care FQHC |
In November 2020, a hospital-sponsored dental clinic on Martha’s Vineyard serving Medicaid and the state's Health Safety Net patients closed abruptly, leaving the low-medium income population with extremely limited access to dental care and no access to a pediatric dentist. To meet this crisis of limited access to oral health and safety-net dental services for families and children on Martha’s Vineyard, Island Health Care FQHC has purchased space and developed architectural and operational plans to build and equip a four-chair, full-service dental clinic.
Our proposed CDS project provides start-up funding for salary and housing support for dental clinic staff, support of an adult and pediatric residency training program, additional equipment, supplies, and other necessary expenses including tele-dentistry for the center's first 12 months of operations. Start-up operational funds from the proposed project will greatly shorten the time it will take to meet the needs of the service area's 21,000 year-round residents, the majority of whom are presently without any access to oral health care and include most of the children who live on Martha's Vineyard.
As a federally-qualified community health center, Island Health Care is well-positioned to fill this gap in access to dental care. FQHC's can receive enhanced reimbursement rates from government insurers such as Medicaid (MassHealth) which has recently dramatically increased payments to health centers for medical and dental services. Once up and running with start-up funding support, the business model for staffing and operationalizing the rural dental center, and for partnering with Boston University's Goldman School of Dental Medicine for training and pediatric specialty support, will be highly sustainable. |
Edgartown |
MA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harrington Memorial Hospital, Inc. |
Harrington Hospital has campuses in two of the state’s poorest communities, Southbridge and Webster. Capital investment to upgrade its outdated electronic health records (EHR) system will stabilize and improve health services in these communities and will fully integrate Harrington into the EHR system of UMass Memorial Health (UMMH), the safety net health system that it joined in 2021. Transitioning Harrington to the Epic EHR system will enable some of the Commonwealth’s most vulnerable patients to benefit from features that have been successfully utilized by other UMMH hospitals to improve outcomes, advance community health and reduce health inequities. |
Southbridge |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern University |
The Roxbury Associate’s to Master’s Workforce Accelerator (RA2MWA) is a structured, accelerated pathway from an Associate’s degree at Roxbury Community College to a Master’s degree at Northeastern University in high demand fields that lead to good jobs. These funds will provide direct scholarships and other supports to students in the program. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tufts University School of Dental Medicine |
Dental care remains the largest unmet health care need of children, especially for those with disabilities. Tufts University School of Dental Medicine proposes an innovative mobile dental clinic program that brings care to every child in Boston and across Massachusetts, especially the most vulnerable, through an innovative integrated system of care that aims to improve and prioritize oral health-related quality of life.
The mobile dental clinic will leverage existing resources and deep expertise to reach the unreachable. TUSDM has ongoing school-based screening and dental education programs in Boston public schools. TUSDM also maintains a network of seven clinics to serve people with special and complex medical needs. However, we have found that the current brick-and-mortar infrastructure does not allow us to treat those children that face the most challenges. Poverty, lack of social support, living in a single parent household, immobility due to a complex medical problem (such as quadriplegia), serious intellectual or developmental disabilities are all factors that create significant barriers to dental care. The mobile dental clinic provides a solution to many of these barriers and enhances our ability to visit our patients in their natural environment. |
Boston |
MA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Old Colony YMCA |
This pilot program will allow for increased access in underserved community for family engagement and education program directly related to peer advocates, behavioral health, family counseling and most importantly, keeping families together. |
Brockton |
MA |
$2,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baystate Health |
Baystate Health seeks Congressional support in realizing our vision to combine several existing community health centers in a flagship Community Health and Wellness Center in the heart of Springfield, Massachusetts.
This new and modern setting will deliver comprehensive preventive, primary, and specialty care to families in the Springfield community. It will increase access to underserved community members, provide on-site ancillary services and a touchdown space for community partners who provide support services to families. The health center will serve as incubator for technology and will optimize team-based care for academic training and population health. |
Springfield |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital |
HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital (HACH) requests funding for the acquisition and installation of a digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) to replace an aging full-field digital mammography (FFDM) located on the Fitchburg Campus. HACH is requesting $450,000 in federal funding to support purchasing a new DBT unit. The unit's total cost is approximately $454,000, and the balance of costs, including the installation, will be paid for through hospital capital funds. The Hospital is committed to increasing access to those most vulnerable populations that historically do not access life-saving screening resources. Therefore, an important goal of this project is to reduce the health disparities of marginalized populations in Fitchburg and the surrounding area. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Sister Association of Greater Boston |
Funding will support Big Sister Boston’s one-to-one mentoring programs that connect girls to trained, committed women mentors to help girls improve their self-confidence, social skills, and emotional wellbeing. Big Sister Boston works alongside families and partners to ensure girls are resilient so they can focus on learning and maintaining healthy relationships. |
Boston |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ascentria Care Alliance |
Massachusetts nursing homes are facing a critical direct care worker shortage. While there have been temporary funding increases to supplement worker pay, they have been insufficient to solve the problem as evidenced by the current 7400 open positions. This project is an IT investment which will help improve the efficiency of an overtaxed workforce. It will allow for more work time to be devoted to patient care instead of manual administrative tasks, thereby improving both worker satisfaction and patient outcomes. |
Worcester |
MA |
$728,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Worcester |
The project will allow the Boys & Girls Club of Worcester to form our organization's mental health and prevention services into a cohesive whole, creating a Club-wide curriculum across all three sites to ensure that all Club members have support and access to our lifesaving programs that address health equity and equal access in our community. Our director of social-emotional learning, an MSW, will create a team to function across our three Clubhouses, to assess and counsel kids and families, track progress, train mentors and staff, train teens as peer mentors, work with schools and social workers, and more. |
Worcester |
MA |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gándara Center |
The purpose of this project is to increase access to behavioral health services for individuals who experience substance use disorders and serious mental illness(es), with the primary population of focus being the high risk and historically underserved, under resourced Hispanic and Latino community. To achieve this goal Gándara will renovate its St. George Behavioral Health Clinic in the north end of Springfield, MA. |
Springfield |
MA |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America Massachusetts |
To address the effects of the COVID-19 crisis in the 5th District of Massachusetts, Volunteers of America Massachusetts (VOAMASS) is requesting funding to expand upon its current Department of Labor funded project, Pathway Home. The RISE program is designed as a workforce development program embedded in an integrated care model with comprehensive case management focused on resiliency. RISE will engage 65 low-income, unemployed/underemployed residents who have been affected by COVID, through wraparound supportive services driven by a holistic assessment of needs such as housing instability, assistance with meeting basic needs, substance abuse and mental health treatment, and other services as needed. |
Framingham, Natick, Waltham |
MA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
Worcester State University and Worcester Polytechnic Institute are seeking to join forces to develop future workforce training for WSU’s Nursing and Occupational Therapy (OT) students. The plan calls for supporting equipment enhancements at WPI’s PracticePoint R&D Center, where the training would take place. The first phase would incorporate training for nursing and OT students at PracticePoint and the second phase would work toward developing enhanced training approaches that would advance workforce education for nursing and OT students. Ultimately, the training would help address shortages in both nursing and OT staff throughout the region. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Boston Legal Services |
Greater Boston Legal Services’ Mental Health Safety Net Project will 1) help low-income constituents connect to needed mental health and other social services, 2) increase the efficacy and impact of civil legal assistance provided to help stabilize households, 3) strengthen clients’ ability to fully participate in their community and achieve greater self-sufficiency. GBLS’ Mental Health Safety Net Project will provide clients who are living in poverty with direct civil legal aid in combination with mental health-focused case management services, enabling them to address mental health issues and social determinants of health, thereby increasing household stability and well-being. |
Boston |
MA |
$606,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology |
We seek a federal appropriation to establish the new interdisciplinary Center for Energy Efficiency Training at Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology. As the MA House and Senate debate a new Climate Bill to support the landmark one passed in March 2021 it is concerning that we still don’t have the trained workforce to help achieve the 2050 net-zero goal for the Commonwealth. This request will fund the start of new for-credit programs and shorter non-credit programs sorely needed to skill up the local cleantech workforce in energy efficiency as well as sustainable construction and the trades.
BFIT’s high-quality Energy Efficiency Training programs provide affordable expertise and training to untapped and racially diverse talent. Unlike any other colleges in the Commonwealth, 74% of our students identify as people of color and 86% are male. The full-time job placement rate one year after graduation is 85%. Collectively, our Energy Efficiency Training programs provide pathways to economic security for students and their families--most of whom are extremely low-income (household earnings of $23,800 in FY21). Our training programs help these individual learners double their household income with one or two years of career-focused college courses. We are proud to be helping to build the diverse pool of talented workers needed for the Commonwealth to meet its goal to become carbon-neutral by 2050 and to do so in a way that centers equity. |
Boston |
MA |
$799,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Housing Authority |
Through its planned employment training and development programs, the WHA will achieve two major goals. First, the WHA will equip housing authority staff with the skills they need to better serve the diverse and vulnerable populations they assist each day with compassion and equity. Staff will be able to grow personally and professionally, reducing turnover and lowering associated administrative costs. Second, the WHA will expand its award-winning self-sufficiency programs for public housing residents to include additional fields of study and opportunities to enhance their education; to find gainful employment; and to reach their greatest potential. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Worcester State University |
EC-Springfield provides low-income high school students in urban and rural areas of the Pioneer Valley with dual enrollment classes, student support services, and summer residential learning opportunities. In all, some 1,000 students will earn 12,000 college credits. Early College Springfield (ECS) increases access and success for under-represented high school students. Students graduate HS with significant college credits, reducing the time and cost needed to obtain a degree and achieve success through added student support services.
Our nation is experiencing a 30% drop in college enrollment among students of color and this negative trend is widening under the pandemic. In Springfield only 56% of graduates plan on enrolling in post-secondary education compared with 74% of all MA graduates. This gap has staggering consequences for the region’s economic health. The median income in MA is $41,000 with a HS diploma and $69,000 with a bachelor’s degrees.
In response, in 2019 WSU entered a formal cboration with Springfield Public Schools and the Springfield Empowerment Zone Partnership to offer free college classes and a robust system of support. Classes are offered in area high schools by WSU faculty with additional summer learning opportunities on the campus of WSU. Hundreds of students have successfully completed this unique Early College program and enrolled in post-secondary education. This proposal seeks to build upon this success and provide more students in the region with life-changing opportunities.
Springfield is vital to the Commonwealth’s economic prosperity. It is the second largest school district in the state. Latino students comprise 68% of all students, followed by African American students. Springfield's child poverty rate of 37.7% is the highest of any district in the state. Given that Springfield high school students are less likely to take college level courses than most high schoolers in Massachusetts, students and families stand to gain considerably from Early College. |
Springfield |
MA |
$1,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Berkshire Community College |
Berkshire Community College (BCC) seeks funding through an FY23 Congressional Directed Spending request in order to purchase and install two generators that will keep the campus operational during a power outage or other emergency situation. BCC is committed to ensuring a safe and secure environment for its students, faculty and staff and has recently made some significant investments to its technology infrastructure, classroom buildings, and security systems. Without backup power capabilities, however, BCC is unable to operate or maintain these systems in the event of an electrical outage. On average, BCC experiences four to five major outages each year, most lasting five to six hours, which often requires the closure of the campus and the cancellation of classes. The College has a limited backup power source for its computer servers, which only lasts a few hours. Power outages can significantly impact BCC’s wireless capabilities, telephone, security, fire alarm, lighting for evacuation routes, andomputer systems.
Two standby emergency generators will not only provide power to the campus, but will also allow BCC to serve as a regional shelter for Berkshire County. BCC has been identified by the Central Berkshire Regional Emergency Planning Committee as a prime location for a large-scale regional shelter, however, it cannot do so without the availability of backup power. The Regional Sheltering Plan has been developed in partnership with the Massachusetts Emergency Management Association as part of the Commonwealth’s effort to establish community-based shelter locations. The Plan is built around 12 communities in Central Berkshire County including Becket, Dalton, Hancock, Hinsdale, Lanesborough, Lee, Lenox, Peru, Pittsfield, Richmond, Washington, and Windsor. This project will impact residents in all these communities.
BCC has been chosen to serve as a regional shelter because of its large capacity athletic facility, personal hygiene facilities, and food service capabilities. Unfortunately, the facility lacks is a large capacity backup electrical generator and accompanying transfer switch equipment to facilitate power needs if the electric distribution system should fail. Funding will provide support for an engineering study, upgrades to BCC’s current electrical system, as well as the purchase and installation of two standby commercial-grade generators. BCC estimates the overall cost to be approximately $500,000.
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Pittsfield |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Manet Community Health Center |
Manet Community Health Center provides access to high-quality, comprehensive, primary care, mental health and substance use services (behavioral health), and preventive health care services at four locations in Quincy, one in Hull, one in Taunton, and a new site in Attleboro, MA; and will be opening our first School-Based Health Center in Taunton, MA.
Manet completed installation of its first generation EHR in 2008, and in 2012, respectively the health center moved to its second generation EHR. A decade later, and in with the advent of growth and next stage of the Medicaid ACO in 2023, the health center has determined that a third generation is needed to ensure that its EHR system is at its optimal level to continue to improve robust provider integration across the health care services continuum, improve quality , patient safety and reporting, provider and integrated care team decision support, increase system efficiency; reduce health disparities; enhance care coordination, and population and public health outcomes and real-time analysis; and maintain highest privacy and security of patient health information. |
Quincy, Hull, Attleboro, Taunton |
MA |
$1,517,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UMass Memorial Medical Center |
This project will add 87 inpatient beds to address a healthcare access challenge in Central Massachusetts, which has fewer hospital beds per-capita than other parts of Massachusetts and fewer than the U.S. average. UMass Memorial Medical Center is the region’s sole provider of a variety of high acuity, tertiary services, and its largest safety net hospital. Due to an inpatient bed shortage, the Medical Center persistently must decline patient transfer requests from community hospitals and its emergency department patients face exceedingly long admission delays. Expanding bed capacity will improve access for the region’s highest acuity patients. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Living in Freedom Together (LIFT) |
BRAVE – Building Real Action for Viable Employment – will provide pre-employment job training and skill building through the transitional employment model and will be designed around input and goals of program participants from LIFT and BRAVE program partner, Latin American Health Alliance (LAHA). With nearly $500,000 granted from EOHED’s Community Engagement & Reinvestment Program, LIFT and LAHA will have all the foundational real estate, property, and equipment purchased to begin the program by early July. BRAVE will be comprised of two co-op-modeled social enterprises, a mobile coffee business and an auto-mechanic garage. These entities will be developed, designed, and operated by motivated for LIFT and LAHA program participants. LIFT and LAHA serve some of Worcester County’s most vulnerable community members. LIFT specifically services Survivors of commercial sexual exploitation who are experiencing substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health disorders. LAHA services Black and Latino m in Reentry and recovery from substance use disorder. |
Worcester |
MA |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BPE, Inc |
If funded, 920 students from Roxbury will gain skills needed for career success in Boston's fastest-growing STEM fields: Computer Science, Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing, and Health & Life Sciences.
This project is a nationally replicable public/private partnership focused on racial and economic justice. With funding, all students in grades 9-12 will participate in a STEM career pathway, including classes for college credit (with BFCIT, Wentworth, and Bunker Hill) and an internship (sites include Mass General Brigham, Ghost Story Games, and Gillette).
At the Dearborn STEM Academy, we offer interdisciplinary STEM Career Pathways to prepare all students for college and careers. This project aims to provide a supported, direct path to college for students who wish to start learning career-ready technical skills, but face structural barriers that might impede their access. BPE will carefully plan, implement, and evaluate PreK-16 STEM Career Pathways, building upon the Computer Science, Engineering, and Health/Life Sciences Pathways already in place at the Dearborn STEM Academy with Early College coursework offered by college partners (including BFCIT, Wentworth, and Bunker Hill) to maximize educational attainment, career readiness, and gainful employment in STEM fields. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Massachusetts Bay & Merrimack Valley |
Shared Services MA is a proven economic development initiative that invests in the workforce needs of Family Child Care (FCC) businesses and increases the sustainability of the early education sector.
In a state with high levels of income inequality, supporting workers in low-wage service and care work is one of our greatest challenges. According to the Center for American Progress, the cost of providing child care during the pandemic has risen by 70% for FCC providers nationwide. The pandemic has accelerated these trends and only worsened the prospects of FCC businesses. Data from the MA Department of Early Education and Care indicate that the number of licensed FCC providers declined by 4% between May 2020 and September 2020. Across the Commonwealth, over 300 FCC businesses closed their doors.
FCC entrepreneurs, primarily women of color and immigrants, are an integral part of the state’s economy. Yet, despite their indispensable roles, they lack the business support that other types of entreprenes receive such as budgeting, rate setting, and marketing.
Shared Services MA provides business training and peer support networks for FCC providers who face many challenges including isolation, limited resources and support staff, and lack of business expertise. To date, Shared Services MA has trained over 700 FCC educators across the commonwealth and mobilized more than 1,000 early educators to access free resources on business and pedagogical best practices.
Shared Services MA has an evidence-based, four-pronged model: 1) financial stability and growth opportunities via small business grants; 2) business training with emphasis on technology skills; 3) coaching, technical assistance from subject matter partners who are experts in their field and Communities of Practice to implement learnings and strengthen networks; and 4) developmental screenings to identify needs and deliver early intervention, so children enter school ready to learn. Through this approach, FCC providers gain tools to succeed long-term as both educators and owners of FCC businesses. This program simultaneously increases economic opportunity for child care providers and the families they serve, as well as targeting developmental supports for children in need.
As our region grapples with the longstanding economic crisis and a growing demand for affordable care, UWMB requests $1,397,495 to increase the presence of the Shared Services MA program for family childcare educators in Massachusetts.
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Boston |
MA |
$1,397,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Housing Authority |
Through its planned employment training and development programs, the WHA will achieve two major goals. First, the WHA will equip housing authority staff with the skills they need to better serve the diverse and vulnerable populations they assist each day with compassion and equity. Staff will be able to grow personally and professionally, reducing turnover and lowering associated administrative costs. Second, the WHA will expand its award-winning self-sufficiency programs for public housing residents to include additional fields of study and opportunities to enhance their education; to find gainful employment; and to reach their greatest potential. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health Association, Inc. |
MHA’s $200,000 request includes expenses associated with the non-construction costs of expansion of our day programming services for adults who are survivors of an acquired or traumatic brain injury, or who have an Intellectual/Developmental Disability including the acquisition of a wheelchair-assisted van to aid in community inclusion and integration of day program participants. |
Springfield |
MA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc of Massachusetts |
The Arc's Project provides resources to individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, including autism, and their families to address issues of isolation, insufficient supports, lack of congregate services, and caregiver burnout that continues during this post-COVID pandemic period. In addition, the project would provide training to young adult students with significant disabilities leaving special education and transitioning into the adult service system without adequate assistive technology supports or remote supports & monitoring technology. |
Waltham |
MA |
$1,793,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health Association, Inc. |
A central component of MHA's work focuses on mental health and substance use recovery. All adults in our residential programming have a dual diagnosis of a mental illness and substance use. Our proposal focuses on programmatic support for MHA's GRIT Residential Rehabilitation Services programs serving adults, youth and the state's only program for LGBTQ+ individuals.
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Springfield |
MA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Work Incorporated |
The purpose of this Master Planning Grant is a first step toward identifying financing for a project that will create up to 200 units of new affordable workforce housing in Dorchester and help to retrofit Work Inc.'s current space that houses its disability services to align with significant service model changes that are being driven by regulatory, technological, and operational advancements. These alignments include a technology center build-out, reconfiguration of space to accommodate the provision of expanded services to constituents with disabilities across multiple demographic and cultural groups. |
Dorchester |
MA |
$1,505,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Possible Zone |
The mission of The Possible Zone (TPZ) is to advance economic equity by ensuring young people develop the entrepreneurial spirit, skills and networks to launch successful careers. Based in Boston’s Jackson Square, TPZ offers high school students from across the city a tuition-free, multi-year entrepreneurship and youth development program.
TPZ seeks $1 million in federal funding to provide critical education and career development services to Boston high school students during a post-COVID recovery phase. Specifically, through its comprehensive entrepreneurship education and youth development program, TPZ seeks to serve as an essential City partner providing students with:
Rigorous credit recovery coursework in school, after school, and over summers to support those behind in credits and off-track to graduate due to low school engagement.
Career-readiness, entrepreneurial and STEAM skill-building - all essential for access to, and success in, the region’s innovation and tech-driven economy.
Invidualized college and career advising to ensure matriculation to, and persistence through, postsecondary education and job-training programs.
TPZ is also poised to support Boston’s post-COVID recovery by expanding its program and collaborating with partners to serve significantly more Boston students. Over the next five years, TPZ will pursue a strategic plan that calls for:
Enrolling 1,000 Boston students annually by partnering with 8-10 BPS high schools and several community youth organizations and public housing agencies.
Collaborating with an ecosystem of community and business partners to provide comprehensive wrap-around services (health and wellness, housing, ESL support), work-based learning opportunities/internships, and postsecondary mentoring and support for students, and technical assistance and capital for local entrepreneurs (including TPZ alumni).
Opening a new state-of-the-art Innovation Center in Jackson Square that allows for program expansion, advances STEAM learning through design, multimedia, and advanced manufacturing technology and resources, and provides space for local entrepreneurs. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Somerville |
Groundwork Somerville seeks funding to support our Green Team youth employment program, supporting more youth jobs and youth training in environmental work. The Green Team is a unique learning opportunity for youth to have input into their educational structure and to make decisions for themselves about plans for their community, working together to decide upon the environmental projects that will make the biggest impact on their community. Green Team youth are on the cutting edge of climate resiliency projects and building more green spaces within the city. |
Somerville |
MA |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Maritime Academy |
The Maritime Center for Responsible Energy (MCRE) at Massachusetts Maritime Academy (MMA) consists of high-tech energy, engineering, and science laboratories which include a focus on offshore wind, hydro-kinetic, renewable energy, climate resiliency, along with blue and green energy initiatives. Also included are the University’s waterfront maritime and Global Wind Organization (GWO) infrastructure and vessels; three maritime simulator centers; and the Academy's 30,000 sqft energy, engineering, and science laboratory building. This project funding will support the expansion of the MCRE in building out or remodeling the fixtures, furniture, technology, and equipment of existing and new laboratories. Additional funds will go towards training; improving faculty preparation programs to develop and improve curricula; establishing and improving degree programs; upgrading technology; acquiring STEM related laboratory equipment, and developing and providing student support. Funds will also be focused on physical upgrades and implementing and strengthening existing university partnerships with Gateway and local school districts. |
BUZZARDS BAY |
MA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roxbury Community College |
The Behavioral Health Institute (BHI) at Roxbury Community College (RCC) will provide MA residents with training in the growing field of behavioral health. The need for culturally competent behavioral health professionals is increasing and RCC is uniquely poised to provide its greater community with the training and skills needed for immediate employment. RCC’s BHI will offer certification programs for trauma counselors, recovery coaches, and registered behavior technicians. These non-credit programs will provide a pathway to the College’s credit programs, allowing participants to pursue programs that lead to income growth potential while serving the Commonwealth in critical behavioral health roles. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Braille Press, Inc. |
Nationally, Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVIs) lack resources and training to teach assistive tech, braille and graphics to blind/low vision students. In 2022, National Braille Press (NBP) launched a pilot program to address this disparity, publishing 2,800 Teacher Resource Kits at no cost to the teachers. The kits will provide TVIs with tools, training guides and materials for educational services and curricula development. NBP identified additional teachers that still need these essential resources.
This request would enable a nation-wide expansion of NBP’s successful pilot program, sending kits to teachers across the US and bringing equity to vision challenged students. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,091,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Operation Benjamin |
Brandeis University’s Hornstein Jewish Professional Leadership Program in Waltham, Massachusetts will partner with Operation Benjamin to expand research on Jewish American soldiers killed in the line of duty overseas who were mistakenly buried under the Latin cross, create a digital archive of this research, and develop educational programming to tell the stories of these American soldiers. The service to country these soldiers performed offers powerful lessons on leadership which Brandeis intends to highlight through educational programming geared toward Brandeis’ undergraduate and graduate students as well as scholars, alumni and the general public. |
Waltham |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New England Public Media, Inc. |
When the local NPR radio station, (New England Public Radio), and a local television station (WGBY Springfield) merged in 2019 to become New England Public Media, Inc. (NEPM), the new organization knew it had to consolidate existing multiple operations into one location and function as one entity. It has since undertaken the renovation of one of its buildings, currently in progress. It has also worked with a design team and media experts on a systems integration/ technology project, which will connect various sub-systems (components like the Master Control unit, radio and television control rooms, studio soundboards) into a larger system that functions as one. When complete it will improve productivity and quality of operations by speeding up information flows and reducing operational costs, thereby providing enhanced public media services, including educational programming and training, to its western Massachusetts audience. |
Springfield |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth |
The existing instructional laboratories dedicated to life sciences at UMass Dartmouth were built in 1965, and very little about them has changed since then. A complete modernization is needed to support the growing number of students who work and learn in these spaces. Provide funding for technology upgrades and minor remodeling of four life science laboratories.
These facilities have not been updated in more than 50 years. |
Dartmouth |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater New Bedford Community Health Center, Inc. |
Taking into account the effects COVID-19 has had on the population with an ever-increasing demand for mental health services by our primary care providers, Greater New Bedford Community Health Center, Inc. (GNBCHC) has embarked on an effort to integrate mental health services into primary care practices throughout GNBCHC. Currently there is inadequate space and exam rooms to provide primary care services and therefore adding mental health counselors to our teams has been challenging. With the $2M in funding received from the 2022 Community Project Funding (CPF) we will be constructing a central registration and main entrance to GNBCHC. This project will allow us to add/upgrade elevator access to our third floor that currently serves as an administrative department and will be transformed into a patient service area with additional funding from CPF in 2023. We intend to relocate current administrative services across the street to our new building and create a campus setting to better serve the most vulnerable and needy families in the New Bedford area. We will create behavioral health counseling rooms and hire Licensed Independent Clinical Social Workers (LICSWs) and Community Health Workers (CHWs) to work collaboratively with our medical teams to receive warm handoffs for patients experiencing serious mental health concerns. Once the patients have been stabilized, our mental health team can work with the patients and medical teams to create a plan of care for long-term stabilization. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Public Health Commission |
In early 2021, the City of Boston engaged in a landmark effort to house over 150 individuals living in tents and homeless encampments. As part of the effort low-threshold transitional housing sites were established both within existing shelters and new non-congregate sites across the City. As individuals achieve stability, they are placed in permanent supportive housing in locations throughout Boston and across the state. These low-threshold housing sites integrate mental health and substance use counseling and medical care. Incorporating a low-threshold workforce program would provide another avenue for hope and stability and add to important wraparound services. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center, Inc. |
Kennedy Community Health is seeking CDS to assist in expanding access to health care for marginalized populations and people of color as we open our new and second health center site in Worcester at 605 Lincoln Street. The funding will support 12 FTEs of the many new staff required to support the following: expanded dental, behavioral health and urgent care practices; our optometry program; a small pharmacy; and support staff. Seizing the opportunity to almost double our footprint in Worcester, we purchased a building at 605 Lincoln Street, a half mile from our flagship health center at 19 Tacoma Street.
The Worcester regional 2018 Community Health Assessment noted two issues that must be addressed to improve health status and reduce existing disparities: racism, discrimination and health equity and health system issues (workforce issues, …). Our proposal to expand health care services in Worcester will address these concerns.
Seizing the opportunity to almost double our footprint in Worcester,n 2021 we purchased 605 Lincoln Street, a half mile from our flagship health center at 19 Tacoma Street. Operating two large health centers will expand our capacity and increase access to vital health care services, especially for vulnerable populations. The new facility will house expanded dental, behavioral health and urgent care, a small pharmacy, our optometry practice and other related services. We are seeking funding for 12 new FTEs to support some of this growth. These new staff will be hired from the communities we serve and we strive to hire staff who represent our patient demographics.
Our approach to expanding access was strategic in that the purchase of 605 Lincoln Street is allowing us to move and expand our dental and behavioral health practices while freeing up space in our flagship health center site at 19 Tacoma Street, Worcester to grow primary care and increase access to culturally and linguistically competent medical care for the citizens of Central Massachusetts. The extra space at our flagship health center will also support the growth of our 340b pharmacy and its move the first floor for easy access, and the expansion of our Ryan White HIV, MAT, LGBTQ+, and trans practices.
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Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Resources for Justice |
The purpose of "The Bridge" is to create an infrastructure in the city of Boston that provides comprehensive, long-term, sustainable support for criminal justice populations with substance use histories, who are returning home from prisons and jails. The program goals include:
1) Establishing the Bridge Recovery Community Center (BRCC), which will decrease overdose deaths by providing individualized and group peer recovery support, harm reduction education, employment services, and linkages to services such as healthcare, housing, and educational programs.
2) Decreasing poor health outcomes by reducing barriers to health education, health screening, and basic needs through services on-site at BRCC, and providing “warm handoffs” provided by peer support specialists to services off-site, such as mental health treatment and primary care.
3) Decreasing recidivism by providing daily long-term, targeted support provided by peers with lived reentry and recovery experience.
4) Decreasing stigma red to harm reduction and criminal justice involvement through community-wide trainings and a robust and influential Advisory Committee.
5) Establish a Peer Support Training Academy within BRCC, which will provide an opportunity for people served to become certified peer support specialists. Students of the academy will have opportunities to intern in a variety of CRJ reentry programs, with the potential of a full-time hire both internally at CRJ and external employment opportunities.
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Boston |
MA |
$603,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bay Path University |
Bay Path University is renowned for its academic programs aligned with regional workforce needs in western Massachusetts. In healthcare, graduate programs in Physician Assistant Studies, Nursing, and Occupational Therapy prepare future healthcare professionals to address needs in communities with among the poorest health outcomes in the Commonwealth. A Simulation Center will be established at the Ryan Center for Health Sciences at Bay Path University to ensure every trainee has ample opportunity to hone critical patient skills, and to position the University to expand its healthcare programs in the future to meet the region’s growing workforce demands and address provider shortages. The Simulation Center will also provide an important training resource to the region's broader healthcare community, Bay Path University's healthcare employer partners, and other higher education institutions. |
Longmeadow |
MA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Health Inc. dba Island Health Care FQHC |
The proposed project provides start-up funding for salary and housing support for dental clinic staff, support of an adult and pediatric residency training program, additional equipment, supplies, and other necessary expenses including tele-dentistry for the center's first 12 months of operations. Start-up operational funds from the proposed project will greatly shorten the time it will take to meet the needs of the service area's 21,000 year-round residents, the majority of whom are presently without any access to oral health care and include most of the children who live on Martha's Vineyard.
As a federally qualified community health center, Island Health Care is well positioned to fill this gap in access to dental care. FQHC's can receive enhanced reimbursement rates from government insurers such as Medicaid (MassHealth) which has recently dramatically increased payments to health centers for medical and dental services. Once up and running with start-up funding support, the business model for staffing and operationalizing the rural dental center, and for partnering with Boston University's Goldman School of Dental Medicine for training and pediatric specialty support will be highly sustainable. |
Edgartown |
MA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Lawrence |
Greater Lawrence Family Health Center (GLFHC), a federally qualified community health center in the Massachusetts 3rd Congressional District, seeks $3.0 million in federal Community Project Funding for the relocation and expansion of Substance Use Disorder Services (SUD), homeless outreach services, and other vital community support and enabling services the Health Center now offers at 100 Water Street in Lawrence, MA. This funding will help GLFHC address major gaps in health equity in our community and equally important to this expansion is that this project will also allow the Health Center to fully integrate these services with its infectious disease services & primary health care services offered at all other sites thereby following a true Patient Centered Medical Home model (PCMH) for all Health Center patients. The Health Center currently provides comprehensive primary healthcare to over 62,000 registered patients annually, however this void in service delivery must be addressed for our region’s st vulnerable patients – those suffering and at risk for substance use disorder, infectious diseases and/or homelessness.
The current space at 100 Water Street (~4000 square feet) is not adequate nor does it conform to DPH regulatory standard requirements to serve as a true Health Center clinic. The relocation from Water Street to a larger site (~8000-10,000 square feet) will allow for our Community Support Services Division to expand its outreach throughout the Greater Lawrence footprint and provide expanded access to SUD Services, healthcare for the homeless, HIV, Hepatitis C Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI’s) and outreach services. GLFHC currently operates seven Health Center sites in Lawrence, Methuen, and Haverhill and has identified the need to expand these services in the city of Lawrence, thus ensuring the addition of increased access to comprehensive primary health care services for our most vulnerable population in the city.
The Water Street site has been the headquarters fothese important healthcare service lines and has served as a lifeline for some of those most underserved residents of Lawrence and surrounding areas. GLFHC is truly a leader in this area of health care delivery and is often called upon by other communities to address these same issues through not only care delivery, but also training and education. That fact alone has created the need for the Health Center to identify and move its location in the next 12-18 months in order to meet the current demand and expand service delivery, creating
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Methuen |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Life at a Time Inc |
One Life at a Time Recovery Program help individuals with substance use disorder learn how to be self-reliant and feel self-confident. To be the best person they were meant to be, One Life at a Time Recovery program offers training support with classes to help individuals find out what skills they have to offer, who they can transition into a career that can help them to become self-sufficient. We teach our clients how they can move forward in the life. Our training program teaches students how do a resume, cover letter, interview and set up interviews for job opportunities, we help with clothing and transportation for clients, while we assist them with rent and expenses while they are in the program, we need to help them concentrate on the training while they are in our program. We know we can continue to make a difference in the future of Massachusetts and the fight to end the destruction this disease has and continues to cause. |
Braintree |
MA |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Sister Association of Greater Boston |
Funding will support Big Sister Boston’s one-to-one mentoring programs that connect girls to trained, committed women mentors to help girls improve their self-confidence, social skills, and emotional wellbeing. Big Sister Boston works alongside families and partners to ensure girls are resilient so they can focus on learning and maintaining healthy relationships. |
Greater Boston |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westfield State University - Springfield Campus |
A feasibility study to create an Innovation center in downtown Springfield, MA for students from Springfield, Chicopee and Holyoke. to focus on health disparities, community health, aging, and a one year second degree in nursing. The Innovation Center space will include a simulation lab through virtual projection. It could support teaching, learning and professional certification in the areas of nursing, forensic science, paramedic training and athletic training. This funding will improve lives, create jobs and expand opportunities. |
Springfield |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe |
Built around 1849 (although possibly as early as 1820), the Mashpee Parsonage at 431 Main Street is a key architectural cornerstone in the Town of Mashpee’s historic district. The Parsonage is located on the Mashpee Tribe’s Reservation, and squarely within the Tribe’s historical territory. Because of the architectural, historic and cultural significance of the building, it has been thoroughly studied by architects, engineers and restoration specialists. Funding is needed to continue crucial restoration work to stabilize and preserve the building – without this work, this irreplaceable part of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s (and the Town of Mashpee’s) history may be forever lost. The project will also create and support local jobs in the engineering and construction sectors. |
Mashpee |
MA |
$1,629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Servings |
Community Servings has been operating in the Commonwealth for 32 years, and has made and delivered over 10 million medically tailored meals to date. As the link between food and health has become more evident, Community Servings has made it their mission to alleviate the immense barrier of acquiring diet specific ingredients and cooking nutritionally beneficial meals for chronically sick individuals, and to deliver food that can truly be considered medicine for their clients. They offer 15 medical diets that meet the medical and nutritional needs of clients with HIV/AIDS, cancer, kidney disease, diabetes, and other life-threatening illnesses. As just one example of this program’s proven benefits, a research study published in JAMA-Internal Medicine in 2019 found that health care costs were reduced 16% and hospitalizations reduced 49% for high cost, high need patients receiving medically tailored meals. In addition to their MTM program, Community Servings has also integrated workforce development into theirrganization through the Teaching Kitchen, which is a free 12-week job training program for people interested in careers in the food service industry who face barriers to full-time employment. Community Servings is committed, in all programs and business practices, to prioritize racial and economic justice and health equity.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, the demand for Community Servings’ services has skyrocketed and the agency has responded by doubling the number of meals and clients served monthly. The agency is now providing nearly 900,000 medically tailored meals to 4,000 clients, their dependent children and caregivers annually. To meet this increased demand, Community Servings is looking to expand services to different parts of the state and deliver on their promise of putting every kind of equity at the center of their operations, including geographic. By increasing storage and delivery capacity to efficiently serve critically and chronically ill clients, Community Servings will reach a wider variety of communities across Massachusetts including Worcester, Leominster and other MA-District 2 communities, increase their ability to partner with local foods producers, improve sustainability through meal packaging, and expand their capacity to stockpile medically tailored meals for emergency use due to natural disaster or pandemic response. This expansion will support the preparation and delivery of 3.3M medically tailored meals over the next three years to an average of 4,000 clients annually who are experiencing critical and chronic illness and nutrition insecurity. |
https://www.servings.org |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation |
The purpose of our request is to help Codman Square NDC in the acquisition phase of a larger affordable housing project. The project as a whole is indeed a construction project, but, as noted in question 15, above, our request concerns only the acquisition of the property on which the larger project will be built.
On the Square Housing is an innovative way to leverage existing Codman Square NDC (CSNDC) assets, enliven and strengthen the core Codman Square business district in Dorchester, on behalf of the predominantly low/mod income minority owned businesses that exist there, and provide approximately 48 new affordable housing units to low-income residents, increasing supply and stabilizing this vulnerable population in place against rapidly rising housing prices. We will build four new stories of apartments above an existing 1-story commercial block already owned by a CSNDC subsidiary. In addition to the immediate benefits of the project, it can serve as a model for other developments of this kind in the mainly single-story Codman Square business district, bringing equity and economic mobility to this district in line with business districts in other, more prosperous districts elsewhere in Boston and its surroundings. The City of Boston is already planning to use a similar approach for new housing above the existing single story Codman Square branch library just 2 blocks up the street from our project location a 587-595 Washington Street. |
Boston |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Walker Therapeutic and Education Programs |
Walker Therapeutic and Educational Programs (“Walker”) seeks $1 million in funding to offer critical behavioral health services to Massachusetts children and youth. Specifically, Walker seeks to provide a network of 70 K-12 school districts and community partners serving 70,000 students with the following capacity-building services:
Coaching and consultation ineffective behavioral health and education systems
Professional development to school and community staff in behavioral health and education practice
Preparation, placement, and supervision of specialized counseling and education staff working with children and youth with behavioral and related learning challenges |
Needham |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Executive Office for Health and Human Services |
The Middlesex County Restoration Center Commission seeks to pilot a Restoration Center to prevent arrest, unnecessary hospitalization, and ED use of people with behavioral health conditions through triage, assessment, crisis stabilization, sober support, respite, case management, and after-care planning like housing navigation. The Center will accept walk-ins, drop-offs by police/first responders after a 911 call, and in-house transportation as a less-traumatic alternative to police cruisers or ambulances. These behavioral health services should save money currently spent arresting, incarcerating, and hospitalizing people with such conditions. The goal is statewide expansion, pending success. |
Middlesex County |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
People Acting in Community Endeavors, Inc. (PACE) |
PACE operates one of Massachusetts' longest running and most successful YouthBuild programs, an initiative funded by the Department of Labor. YouthBuild New Bedford has moved around to five different locations over the last decade and has finally found a suitable long-term home with an option to purchase the property, but must find a way to fund the purchase. This project will enable the program to sustainably educate students that have fallen through the cracks of the traditional education system while simultaneously giving them construction skills and experience as they produce affordable housing in New Bedford. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
People Acting in Community Endeavors, Inc. |
PACE operates the leading food pantry in the Greater New Bedford area. In July 2022, PACE will open a newly renovated facility that house its food pantry. This site will allow clients access to a variety of good foods, with the ability to "shop" items with dignity while also connecting with other vital PACE programs like LIHEAP, health insurance, child care, and more. Unfortunately in April 2022, PACE's recently purchased box truck was involved in an accident and was a total loss with no ability to purchase a replacement truck, which is vital to our operation. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Action for Boston Community Development, Inc. (ABC |
The ABCD Family Planning Partnership provides comprehensive, confidential family planning and sexual health counseling, education, and medical care for 30,000 residents a year in community health centers, school-based health centers, and hospital primary care programs. The ABCD Family Planning Partnership offers services including: sexual health counseling and education by specially trained counselors who speak your language, including special counseling for teens; pregnancy testing and counseling; Sexually transmitted disease (STD) counseling, testing, and treatment; HIV testing, prevention education, and referrals for care; health exams, pap smears, and other lab tests. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,369,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Amherst |
In 2020-2021, inspired by the arrival of Ellsberg’s papers, the University of Massachusetts sponsored a host of historic ventures to explore his life and legacy—a year-long seminar, the creation of a website (the Ellsberg Archive Project), a series of podcasts by The Ground Truth Project, and a two-day, international, online conference with more than two-dozen high profile scholars, journalists, former policymakers, whistleblowers, and activists that was attended by thousands. Videos of conference sessions hosted on the website have drawn more than 25,000 viewers.
The University has an extraordinary opportunity to build on the momentum established by those projects to create something more enduring, an initiative that will continue to draw attention
to the Ellsberg archive, the university, and, most importantly, to the vital and still relevant issues so central to Ellsberg’s legacy: the history and ongoing reality of US military intervention overseas, the existential threats posed by nuclear weaponsnd environmental catastrophe, and the challenges and potential of civil struggle to oppose these fundamental risks. This funding will help to stand up the Ellsberg Initiative, which will create a Multidisciplinary Center of Scholarship to promote new thinking about the history and current status of democracy, authoritarianism, imperialism, state secrecy, First Amendment rights, nuclear threats, and environmental crises for the University of Massachusetts’ teachers, fellows, and undergrads.
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Amherst |
MA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Worcester State University |
EC-Springfield provides low-income high school students in urban and rural areas of the Pioneer Valley with dual enrollment classes, student support services, and summer residential learning opportunities. In all, some 1,000 students will earn 12,000 college credits. Early College Springfield (ECS) increases access and success for under-represented high school students. Students graduate HS with significant college credits, reducing the time and cost needed to obtain a degree and achieve success through added student support services. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern University |
To better serve Burlington and the surrounding communities, Northeastern University is requesting $1 million in funding to build out its capacity to house and serve more early-stage companies within its facilities on the Innovation Campus in Burlington, Massachusetts (ICBM) by creating a Life Sciences Spinout Innovation Center. This investment would facilitate the creation of a shared wet lab facility within Elliott Hall on the Innovation Campus, to enable additional early-stage life sciences companies to join the campus and be part of the already-established, vibrant innovation and research ecosystem. |
Burlington |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Medway |
Stormwater runoff has become an increasingly pervasive problem for the nation’s waterways and the iconic Charles River is no exception. Stormwater channeled through our drainage system is an agent for carrying pollutants including oils, heavy metals, sediment, bacteria, and nutrients into our waterways. These untreated discharges cause significant degradation in water quality, which affects aquatic life, habitat, and limits recreational opportunities. Excess nutrients, specifically phosphorus, causes harmful algae blooms making the Charles River unsafe to boat or swim at times. Furthermore, the algal blooms lead to reduction in dissolved oxygen which is critical for fish, aquatic wildlife, and the ecosystem as a whole. More frequent and intense precipitation events due to climate change exacerbate the impacts of untreated stormwater discharging into our waterways.
To mitigate this issue, the Charles River Watershed communities are tasked with meeting a Total Maximum Daily Load reduction requirement within the next 15 years. The Town of Medway is specifically required to reduce its phosphorus load by 882 pounds. To prevent excess phosphorus from entering the Charles River and its tributaries, the Town must restore previously constructed stormwater structures to their original design in addition to building new structures. By restoring the existing town owned and town managed stormwater structures to their original design, the Town will capture approximately 81 pounds of phosphorus. This is approximately 10% of the total load reduction requirement. Rehabilitating the 95 town managed stormwater structures will not only improve water quality, but it will increase the community's resilience to flooding by restoring the proper storage capacity of these structures.
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Medway |
MA |
$2,944,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tyngsborough |
The project purpose is to install wastewater infrastructure, in a portion of the Phase 3 area, as identified under the State approved Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan. The project will help improve groundwater quality by removing all on site wastewater disposal systems and replace them with municipal sewer. |
Tyngsborough |
MA |
$4,178,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Northborough |
The purpose of this project is to provide the water/wastewater operators with the ability to perform security monitoring and data collection from the remote locations for the Town's critical water and sewer utility services. The existing wastewater lift stations and remote water sites have been installed over multiple years with a variety of technologies and little commonality between them. The inconsistencies between communications technologies creates a challenge for the operators, that has proven to pose potential environmental and life safety risks. |
Town of Northborough |
MA |
$613,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
This project will replace an 1882 transmission main from the City's treatment facility to our storage tanks. |
City of Gardner |
MA |
$1,009,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
The James Street pump station serves water to the northeast neighborhoods of Gardner. The pump station was built during the 1980's and is need of a renovation. |
City of Gardner |
MA |
$1,153,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chicopee |
The Chicopee Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) has a design flow of 15.5 million gallons per day and discharges to the Connecticut River, which is tributary to Long Island Sound, an Estuary of National Significance impaired by nitrogen pollution. The Plant will require a $60M upgrade to comply with new Nitrogen removal requirements set by EPA and the State. This stand-alone project can be accomplished within one year and will improve existing process tanks and equipment at the WPCF necessary to implement the larger upgrade. The project will provide immediate measurable nitrogen reductions at the plant to benefit the community environs, the Connecticut River, and the Long Island Sound. The project will also improve energy efficiency at the facility, stabilizing operating costs and taxpayer burden. |
City of Chicopee |
MA |
$2,854,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gloucester |
The City of Gloucester is requesting funding to support the preliminary design phase of our ongoing efforts to make facility improvements and secondary treatment upgrades to our Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF). The City has recently selected a professional engineering firm to provide Owner’s Project Management (OPM) services associated with updating a 2019 evaluation of the WPCF, preparation of designer selection request for qualifications, and designer selection services. The funding requested would help us move forward with the next phase of this project. |
City of Gloucester |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Revolutionary Spaces |
Revolutionary Spaces, Inc. (RSI) requests $500,000 in 50/50 matching funds to support urgent preservation and conservation work to address persistent water infiltration issues at Old South Meeting House (OSMH), which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. Water infiltration has been a reoccurring issue at OSMH and has caused significant flooding events that resulted in building damage. Most recently, in 2021, flooding was observed at the southwest portion of the lower-level basement, at the upper-level basement foyer at the west below-grade entrance, and at the center portion of the upper-level basement. During these episodes, water pooled throughout the spaces, which rendered much of the basement and sub-basement unusable and required RSI to move parts of the collection offsite after leaking water from the ceiling damaged several items. After removing sections of drywall, RSI found evidence of significant corrosion in the light gauge steel framing, with some sections completely eroded away. The source of water infiltration related to deterioration of the brick masonry, failing waterproofing along the facade, and backups in the system of storm drains that are linked to the unfortunate improper disposal of hypodermic syringes that occurred when the building was closed during the height of the COVID pandemic. |
Boston |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Revolutionary Spaces |
Revolutionary Spaces, Inc. (RSI) requests $500,000 in matching funds to support preservation and conservation work to address critical climate control and efficiency measures at the Old State House (OSH), listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966. Key upgrades at the site include replacing the existing steam heating supply with new energy-efficient boilers and the system’s four air handling units and reconstructing the century-old mechanical room that houses the machinery, as it is close to collapse. |
Boston |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Reading |
The projects' purpose is to complete the final design of a wastewater collection system to serve the commercial corridor within the Town of North Reading. Completing the design will allow the wastewater collection system to advance to the construction phase, which is anticipated to be funded using betterments, local taxes, and/or future state/federal grants. When construction is complete, additional economic and limited potential housing development is anticipated to become a possibility for the Town's commercial corridors of Route 28 (Main Street) and Concord Street. this development will bring additional commercial tax revenue to the Town and potentially reducing the tax burden on residents. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, this project will redirect current wastewater from untreated discharge into the ground to a wastewater treatment plant. |
Town of North Reading |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Reading |
The purpose of this project is to connect municipal and school buildings to the wastewater treatment system owned by the Town and currently operated by its public schools. This project will eliminate the Town's reliance on cesspools and septic systems in an area near the endangered Ipswich River watershed, reducing the amount of untreated wastewater being put into the groundwater and freeing up space on congested Town-owned properties. |
Town of North Reading |
MA |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sudbury |
The Phase 1/1A Sewer System Conceptual/Preliminary Design effort includes the preliminary design of the Towns first municipal Wastewater Treatment Facility and associated groundwater discharge to support removing failing and/or improperly operating septic systems to preserve public health, as well as environmental resources, specifically the Towns major drinking supplies in the Raymond Road and Hop Brook Aquifer areas. |
Town of Sudbury |
MA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Melrose |
Dedicated in 1921 to serve Melrose’s high-density downtown area, Ell Pond Park is a treasured community and regional resource with a range of active and passive recreational facilities surrounding Ell Pond. The 19.1-acre park has long served as the focal point for the City’s recreational needs and its central location serves the broader region seeking outdoor recreation and a quiet respite from urban life. The Park has undergone many upgrades over the years but increased usage and drainage problems have led to deteriorated conditions and put pressure on the fragile ecosystem. To address these concerns the City hired consultants Weston & Sampson to develop a Master Plan for Ell Pond Park. Working with city officials, community members, and other key stakeholders, the Master Plan aims to enhance he public use and enjoyment of this site through improvements to critical infrastructure that also promote our sustainability and climate resiliency goals. After two years of work identifying the needs and outlining improvements and through extensive community engagement, the City is ready to implement these measures and restore the Park in an environmentally sustainable way. |
City of Melrose |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Holyoke |
This project will involve the construction of new stormwater and sewer piping in the River Terrace and surrounding area in Holyoke to eliminate combined sewer overflow no. 21. The project will be implemented in two phases, this first phase will include the Bemis Heights and areas to the east up to the Connecticut River. When both phases are complete, an estimate 58.4 million gallons of combined sewage discharges will be removed from the Connecticut River. |
City of Holyoke |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
Bridgewater State University will expand the pipeline of Massachusetts pilots into regional and national airlines. The University will acquire and install one small transportable hangar to house 5 of 11 aircraft, which protects them from the harsh New England weather and allows for more flight training during the winter months. The purchase two Piper Seminole twin-engine planes enables flight training to be in compliance with industry standards for regional and national pilots. Funding will also support the purchase of one full-motion flight simulator that will be used year round - this will be especially useful during the winter season and when there is inclement weather, which both limit opportunities for safe flight training. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$1,358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gardner |
The drainage system captures stormwater runoff from the site via a series of new deep-sump catchbasins directed to one of several drainage trunk lines. These trunk lines directs the runoff through treatment systems prior to discharge to either a proposed underground storage system, an existing system on the western side of the property, or the municpal drainage system within Woodland Avenue. Prior to these discharges runoff is directed through a propietary water quality unit to provide Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and oil removal in compliance with the City Standards as well as DEP Stormwater Management Regulations. |
City of Gardner |
MA |
$318,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pilgrim Society |
The Plymouth Four Centuries Archives Renovation project focuses on preserving and sharing four centuries of Plymouth life represented in the nationally significant collections and archives of Pilgrim Hall Museum, including historical manuscripts, documents, photographs, and objects. Key priorities are to provide a 21st century level of stewardship for 35,000 rare, fragile, and irreplaceable archival resources. The project includes new environmental and building systems and a complete renovation of the archives area with redesigned layout, high density storage furniture, archival housing for collections, and archival staff for project implementation, including the development of project-related archival internships. |
Plymouth |
MA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Boston Harbor Now |
Boston Harbor Now, a regional non-profit, ensures that Boston’s waterfront, harbor, and islands are accessible and inclusive and that these assets are properly adapted to the risks of climate change. We accomplish this by advancing a broad vision for public engagement and access to the Harbor and its islands. This funding will enable our organization to sustain and grow our public access programming and to engage the community in nature based research solutions to ameliorate and protect our coastline from the impacts or climate change and sea level rise. |
Boston |
MA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Plymouth |
Purpose: The Town of Plymouth requests $4,520,000 in funding for its proposed New Tertiary Filter Project at the Town’s municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant (“WWTP”). The Project—which involves the design, installation, and integration of an additional, tertiary cloth filtration system within the existing groundwater disposal beds at the WWTP—will reduce the discharge of pollutants and pathogens; ensure greater protection of sensitive environmental resources; augment the reliability and resiliency of the facility; and assist the Town with meeting increasingly stringent permitting limits. |
Town of Plymouth |
MA |
$4,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Acton |
The Town of Acton is seeking to improve existing wastewater discharge capacity by identifying and removing infiltration and inflow (I/I) which contributes to the peak flows and increases overall operating and treatment costs. This proposal continues Acton’s I/I investigation efforts where the last wet weather inspection was completed in 2018. The Middle Fort Pond Brook Wastewater Treatment Facility currently averages approximately 135,000 gpd and factoring in several proposed developments and peak flows based on diurnal sewer patterns, infiltration and inflow (I/I) is very close to the permitted limit on a maximum day basis. |
Town of Acton |
MA |
$172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Technology |
This request for funding seeks to leverage and enhance the existing assets of the Massachusetts Alternative Septic System Technology Center (MASSTC) for the further development of simple and sustainable onsite wastewater treatment and monitoring technologies and, as importantly, tools and a workforce to manage the nation’s decentralized wastewater infrastructure. To do this, we will:
train and develop a workforce to operate, maintain and sustain onsite wastewater treatment infrastructure
develop tools and soft infrastructure to facilitate efficient management of onsite wastewater infrastructure
perform and coordinate research that leads to onsite wastewater treatment innovations |
County: Barnstable |
MA |
$2,113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wellfleet |
Purpose: The funding would allow NPS and USGS to continue analyses and data collection needed to implement the Herring River tidal restoration. This work will: quantify expected reductions in greenhouse house emissions from tidal restoration; test, evaluate, and promote new nature-based solutions for carbon dioxide removal; establish Herring River as the leading Blue Carbon project in New England; demonstrate how restoration of native tidal wetlands enhances Wellfleet’s recreational and commercial shellfish industry; and verify that restored salt marsh and inter-tidal habitats contribute to floodplain resiliency and enhance protection of vulnerable areas in the face increased sea level rise and storm intensity. |
Town of Wellfleet |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New England Forestry Foundation (NEFF) |
The Mohawk Trail Woodlands Partnership, a new model of regional collaboration in Northwest Massachusetts, is focused on sustainability of natural resources – as well as economic sustainability of rural communities where people live, and love to visit. The Action on Forest Climate Resilience request funds related initiatives that bring together forest conservation and stewardship to support continued tourism and recreation-based businesses, along with forest-based businesses. The $1.11 million request will meet a core objective to protect and care for forested lands that are part of the identity of this 21-town region – while also tackling the climate crisis. |
Littleton |
MA |
$1,110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Reading |
The project proposes to capture and attenuate stormwater impacting the Aberjona River by creating adjacent offline storage areas. The constructed stormwater wetlands will reduce inland flooding upstream. Increasing the storage potential upstream in the Mystic River is also a regional climate priority. Paired with invasive species removal/management the project will also improve stream bank stabilization and ecological stability while enhancing open space and trails. Ecological stability is provided by the reversal of habitat loss and prevention of both native plant displacement and monoculture growth. These efforts will mitigate local and regional climate impacts through open space development and nature-based solutions. |
Town of Reading |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerville |
The City of Somerville will renew and replace century-old water and sewer infrastructure in Spring Hill, a densely populated mixed-income residential neighborhood in central Somerville. Project elements will include separation of sewer and stormwater systems to reduce the need to release Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) into surrounding waterways during major storm events; improvements to sewer pipes, drains, and drinking water mains; coordination with public utilities and private property owners; introduction of green infrastructure, including bioretention basins, tree plantings, and landscaping to provide additional, natural, stormwater management; roadway restoration; and traffic improvements, including traffic signal upgrades and new pavement markings. |
City of Somerville |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
USS Constitution Museum, Inc. |
The USS Constitution Museum (USSCM) proudly preserves and interprets a historically significant collection of over 10,000 documents, art and artifacts about America's Ship of State. Today, this “Save America’s Treasures” designated-collection is located in an outdated 1830’s pump house, threatened by sea level rise and lack of humidity control. To preserve this collection, the USSCM will move to a purpose-built, climate-controlled Museum that will be the centerpiece of a new Gateway Center in the Charlestown Navy Yard. While preserving the collection, we also create an exceptional new Museum experience for 350,000+ visitors annually. |
Charlestown |
MA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Martha's Vineyard Airport Commission |
The project will upgrade the WWTF located in West Tisbury that accepts and treats flows from West Tisbury and Edgartown, and from the 64-acre Airport Business Park that serves the entire island of Martha’s Vineyard. The upgrades were recommended in the November 2016 Engineering Report . Upgrading the WWTF is critically important as the area lacks redundancy in its ability to treat wastewater, particularly from the Airport Business Park that accommodates many commercial and industrial land uses that are not compatible with the residential nature of other areas of the island, but provide essential services to its residents/tourist economy. |
Martha's Vineyard |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brockton |
Design and construction of the preferred sludge dryer Centrisys DLT520 and the design and construction of the preferred alternative process Bioforcetech P-3 pyrolysis unit. |
City of Brockton |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Agawam |
The existing stormwater drainage system along Meadow Street is aging, undersized, and failing, which has resulted in historic flooding along Meadow Street and Regency Park Drive. This project will mitigate public health risks associated with flooding through replacement of the existing, failing storm drain infrastructure with new storm drain infrastructure designed to accommodate increasing flows due to more frequent severe storm events resulting from climate change. Additionally, this project will replace adjacent aging water distribution infrastructure. The Meadow Street/Regency Park Drive infrastructure project identified as the third priority capital improvement project in the Town’s Stormwater Master Plan (2021). |
Town of Agawam |
MA |
$4,826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Agawam |
The existing 127-foot-long corrugated metal culvert conveying flows within White Brook under North Street is in structurally poor condition and not adequate during heavy rainfall events. In Fall 2020, significant deterioration of the culvert, and embankment and streambed erosion were detected. This project is identified as second priority for culvert replacement and rehabilitation in the Town’s Capital Improvements Plan (2021) and Stormwater Master Plan (2021), with high likelihood of failure and very high consequence of failure. This project will replace the existing culvert to mitigate public health risk of residents and visitors, as well as restore stream and wildlife connectivity. |
Town of Agawam |
MA |
$1,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Agawam |
The existing drainage network on South Park Terrace and Lealand Avenue is primarily comprised of dry wells, however, due to poor soil conditions in this area which are not ideal for infiltrating stormwater, surface flooding occurs during heavy rainfall events. This project will mitigate public health risks associated with flooding through construction of a new stormwater conveyance system that discharges to the existing drainage network on Raymond Circle. The South Park Terrace/Lealand Avenue stormwater conveyance system project is identified as the fifth priority capital improvement project in the Town’s Stormwater Master Plan (2021). |
Town of Agawam |
MA |
$4,826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
GreenRoots |
GreenRoots is facing displacement from our waterfront offices. Funding would support GreenRoots' grassroots fundraising campaign to purchase land along the Chelsea Creek which would provide critically important public access to the Creek while housing GreenRoots’ office, a regionally important organization which centers equity and resident-led solutions to the climate crisis. Once land is secured, it would be made available to the community in perpetuity through our Communidades Enraizadas Land Trust, ensuring no low-income or ethnically and racially diverse resident gets displaced from their own waterfront ever again. These efforts will advance land sovereignty, climate resiliency, all while preventing future displacement. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Lincoln |
Funding for heating and cooling mechanicals improvement. |
Lincoln |
RI |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding to conduct an alternatives assessment to determine structural and non-structural alternatives to protect the city of Providence from hurricanes and tidal flooding. |
Providence |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Warren |
Funding for water tanks to serve the Touisset Point Neighborhood. |
Warren |
RI |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cranston Police Department |
Funding for Cranston Crisis Intervention Mental Health Response Training |
Cranston |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Rhode Island |
Funding for Blue Economy and Coastal Resiliency Initiatives |
Narragansett |
RI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tides Family Services |
Funding for staff training and collaboration with the Youth Transition program (YTC) for young adults transitioning out of the RI Training School. |
Providence |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tiverton Police Department |
Funding for public safety communications equipment |
Tiverton |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Day One |
Funding for multidisciplinary teams of law enforcement and providers to address human trafficking and sexual abuse of children. |
Providence |
RI |
$157,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Clean the Bay |
Funding for a programming initiative to help incarcerated/paroled individuals develop transferrable skills in the marine industry. |
Narragansett |
RI |
$674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Portsmouth Police Department |
Funding to purchase mobile data terminals. |
Portsmouth |
RI |
$27,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of the City of Providence, RI |
Funding for criminal prevention and victim services for crimes related to domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. |
Providence |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Corrections |
Funding for the design of an offender management system. |
Cranston |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Pawtucket Police Department, City of Pawtucket |
Funding for Pawtucket Police Department equipment and training |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$698,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Roger Williams University |
Funding for renovations to Environmental Sciences and Engineering Laboratory |
Bristol |
RI |
$1,694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Save the Bay |
Funding for habitat restoration. |
Providence |
RI |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Polaris MEP |
Funding for the Retain Innovation and Manufacturing Excellence Initiative. |
Statewide |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum |
Funding will be used for preserving Tomaquag's unique collection of thousands of archival materials. |
Kingston |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
RISCPA/RI Business Forum |
Funding for the RI Small Business Technology Innovation Center |
Cranston |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rhode Island Black Business Association (RIBBA) |
Funding to support small black owned businesses and minority owned businesses |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
RIMTA Foundation |
Funding for administrative support of RI Marine Trades Association's industry programs |
Greater Newport County |
RI |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Habitat for Humanity of Rhode Island-Greater Prov |
Funding to support a contractor incubation program |
Providence, Bristol, and Newport Counties |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project |
Funding for the administrative and operational support needed to preserve and showcase RI shipwrecks and artifacts of significant historical value.
|
Cranston, Warwick & Newport County |
RI |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Social Enterprise Greenhouse |
Funding for Social enterprise Greenhouse Entrepreneurship Programs |
Providence |
RI |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Skills for Rhode Island’s Future |
Funding for the Small Business Resource Hub |
Statewide |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Middletown, RI |
Funding to renovate public spaces and pavilion area |
Middletown |
RI |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Youth in Action |
Funding renovations for youth community center space in South Providence, Rhode Island. |
Providence |
RI |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Teatro ECAS |
Funding for Educational Center for Arts and Sciences building |
Providence |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Charlestown Fire District |
Funding to improve public park access |
Charlestown |
RI |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Herreshoff Maritime Museum |
Funding for a Blue Tech Center |
Bristol |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hopkinton |
Funding will be used to address a deteriorating former school building |
Hopkinton |
RI |
$465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sojourner House |
Funding for affordable permanent housing for survivors of abuse |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Higher Ground International |
Funding for Higher Ground building acquisition |
Providence |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Trinity Repertory Company |
Funding for an addition to Lederer Theater |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Greenwich RI |
Funding for West Greenwich Senior Center |
West Greenwich |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Johnston Parks and Recreation Department |
Funding for Johnston War Memorial Park |
Johnston |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket RI |
Funding for Riverwalk |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Providence, RI |
Funding for North Providence Athletic Field |
North Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Central Falls, RI |
Funding for repurposing Osram-Sylvania Site to develop affordable and market-rate housing, open space, parking, and ground-level commercial space. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Redevelopment Agency |
Funding for a reuse of vacant Broad Street Synagogue |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Foster Forward |
Funding for affordable housing units for vulnerable youth who aged out of foster care. |
East Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Providence, RI |
Funding for a community swimming pool for seniors, youth and their families. |
East Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Environmental Management |
Funding for a state environmental education center to centralize the variety of environmental education opportunities available in Rhode Island. |
West Greenwich |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Burrillville, RI |
Funding for skate park renovations |
Harrisville |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Smithfield, RI |
Funding to convert existing community space, Scouters Hall, into a full-service senior center with an outdoor seating area and walking paths. |
North Smithfield |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Newport County |
Funding for Boys and Girls Club Clubhouse expansion to fund child care expansion |
Newport County |
RI |
$2,878,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Providence, RI |
Funding for Providence Riverwalk Resilience Project |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Polaris MEP/University of Rhode Island |
Funding for an accessible training center for low-income workers to have access to advanced manufacturing training and develop skills to obtain higher paying employment. |
Providence |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RI Office of the Postsecondary Commissioner |
Funding for expansion of Westerly Education Center |
Westerly |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Operation Stand Down RI |
Funding for repairs to maintain Rhode Island's only all veteran Recovery Housing |
Woonsocket |
RI |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Progreso Latino |
Funding for Progreso Latino to purchase and renovate a new building |
Central Falls |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Providence |
Funding for East Providence Community Center |
East Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sophia Academy |
Funding for urban green space and play area in South Providence, RI |
Providence |
RI |
$243,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tomaquag Indian Memorial Museum |
Funding for the Indigenous Empowerment Network community space that will host job training, educational and cultural events, and small business incubation support through Tomaquag Museum and their network of partners. |
Kingston |
RI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Parks Department |
Funding for Roger Williams Park Natural History Building Enhancements |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Providence |
Funding for renovation of Wanskuck facility to better serve community and youth after school programming |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Partnership of Providence County |
Funding for Community Action Partnership of Providence building acquisition to continue their work to minimize poverty while empowering members of the community to be self-sufficient |
Providence |
RI |
$1,826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Redevelopment Agency |
Funding for rehabilitation and repurposing of Atlantic Mills site to retain current tenants and vendors at risk of displacement. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority |
Funding for Mount Hope Bridge dehumidification project |
Bristol County |
RI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cranston, RI |
Funding for the renovation and re-opening of Budlong Community Pool |
Cranston |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Providence, RI |
Funding for repairs for Rose Larisa Park. Access to portions of the park are now closed to the public until the wall is repaired. Without intervention, untreated runoff will continue to erode existing concrete structures and create a hazardous situation. |
East Providence |
RI |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority |
Funding for Pedestrian & Bicycle Initiative |
Bristol County, RI |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newport Chamber/Newport County Development Council |
Funding for Greater Newport regional transportation strategy to address workforce /commuter challenges and impacts of climate change for nine coastal communities |
Newport County |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Redevelopment Agency |
Funding for the redevelopment of the Natareno Salvage property to create much needed green space in this dense urban neighborhood and addresses an environmental hazard of a salvage yard on a site that regularly floods, polluting surrounding properties and the Woonasquatucket River. |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council |
Funding for Woonasquatucket River Greenway - Smithfield Trail |
Smithfield |
RI |
$2,734,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority |
Funding for study of safety measures |
Jamestown |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crossroads Rhode Island |
Funding for safety and building improvements at 160 Broad Street facility |
Providence |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cranston Public Library - Auburn Branch |
Cranston Public Library renovations to improve accessibility and create permanent outdoor programming space |
Cranston |
RI |
$315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Public Transit Authority |
Funding for RIPTA Bus Stop Improvement Program |
Statewide |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Providence Resilience Partnership/CityofProvidence |
Funding for vulnerability assessment of Fox Point Hurricane Barrier. |
Providence |
RI |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Providence Water Supply Board |
Funding to Protect Water Supply from Cyber Security Threats |
Providence |
RI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Town of New Shoreham |
Funding for New Shoreham Fire and Rescue Facility |
New Shoreham |
RI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Town of Glocester |
Funding for Public Safety Improvements |
Glocester |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Town of East Greenwich, RI |
Funding to remove inground fuel tanks from Greenwich Cove area |
East Greenwich |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Homeland Security |
City of East Providence, RI |
Funding for repairs for Rose Larisa Park Seawall |
East Providence |
RI |
$2,438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Executive Office of Health & Human Services - RI |
Funding for a mobile crisis unit, stabilization service and intensive community based treatment |
Statewide |
RI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Butler Hospital |
Funding to build a short stay 25 bed unit to provide behavioral health and substance abuse treatment inpatient beds |
Providence |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community MusicWorks |
Funding to expand access to music education programming for youth |
Providence & Newport |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Block Island Health Services |
Funding for renovation and expansion of Block Island Medical Center facility |
New Shoreham |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CODAC Behavioral Health |
Funding to upgrade facility and expand clinics |
Providence |
RI |
$842,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island AFL-CIO |
Funding for a green jobs initiative |
Providence |
RI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence After School Alliance |
Providence After School Alliance |
Providence |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Quality Institute |
Funding for HIT upgrades. |
Providence |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Nurses Institute Middle College |
Funding for increasing access to high quality healthcare training |
Providence |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence College |
Funding to establish a bachelor of science in nursing (BSN) program |
Providence |
RI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clean the Bay, Inc. |
Funding to train and employ parolees in marine and shoreline rehabilitation. |
Narragansett |
RI |
$674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Executive Office of Health & Human Services - RI |
Funding for Community Behavioral Health Electronic Health Records |
Statewide |
RI |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island College |
Funding to support HSI activities |
Providence & Central Falls |
RI |
$226,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Care Transformation Collaborative of Rhode Island |
Funding to support pediatric community health workers in distressed communities |
Statewide |
RI |
$274,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Manufacturers Association |
Funding for manufacturing workforce training and support |
Smithfield |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Marine Trades Association |
Funding for workforce development training in marine trades industry |
Greater Newport County |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Equity Institute |
Funding to support teacher professional development |
Providence |
RI |
$770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adoption Rhode Island |
Funding for Adoption and Foster Care Certificate Program |
Providence |
RI |
$201,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westbay Community Action |
Funding to support a home food delivery program for Kent County's food insecure, homebound, older adults |
Kent County |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Bay Community Action Program |
Funding for renovation and improvement of an Integrated Health facility |
East Bay |
RI |
$513,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AS220 |
Funding for workforce development training for system-involved youth |
Providence |
RI |
$778,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Village Common of Rhode Island |
Funding for community based supports for aging adults |
Statewide |
RI |
$152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Learning Community Charter School |
Funding for resources for support of children and families |
Central Falls |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifespan Hospitals |
Funding for lab space for brain tumor medical research |
Providence |
RI |
$16,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oasis Intertnational |
Funding for youth leadership development |
Providence |
RI |
$153,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Teatro ECAS |
Funding for arts programming for youth |
Providence & Pawtucket |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies in Rhode Island Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities |
Bristol, Kent, Newport, Providence, and Washington counties |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wood River Health Services |
Funding for expansion |
Hope Valley |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Association for Infant Mental Health |
Early Relational Health Screening to Promote Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health: Workforce and Systems Development |
Statewide |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island |
Support for a new Labor and Delivery Center at Women & Infants Hospital |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HopeHealth Hospice & Palliative Care |
Funding for equipment and training |
Statewide |
RI |
$389,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HopeHealth Hospice & Palliative Care |
Funding for leadership development programs |
Statewide |
RI |
$174,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Office of the Postsecondary Commissioner |
The proposed funds would provide support for current equipment, new equipment, faculty training, workforce training, and career exposure for high school students with a focus on underserved communities in Rhode Island. The funding would also help our mission of diversifying our current manikins to appropriately represent RI’s diverse populace. |
Providence |
RI |
$793,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Office of the Postsecondary Commissioner |
Funding for the Reconnect to Finish program |
Statewide |
RI |
$379,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Rhode Island, Inc. |
Funding for United Way 211 |
Providence |
RI |
$95,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Urban Arts |
Funding for After School and Summer Youth Programs |
Providence |
RI |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clinica Esperanza/ Hope Clinic |
Funding for community health initiative |
Providence |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State of RI Behavioral Healthcare (BHDDH) |
Funding to support the Minority Addiction Program |
Providence |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Unbound |
Funding for BA Completion Pathways for Health Workers |
Providence |
RI |
$541,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Community College of Rhode Island |
Expanding Experiential Learning in key Healthcare Related degree and certificate programs |
Statewide |
RI |
$1,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The BAY Team, Barrington's Prevention Coalition |
Funding for retail compliance for Prevention of Substance Misuse |
Barrington |
RI |
$206,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Human Services |
Funding to enable Rhode Island to continue to build a pipeline of early learning education programs |
Cranston |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Student Assistance Services |
Funding for prevention |
Statewide |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Latino Arts |
Funding for creative economy workforce training |
Providence |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Substance Use &Mental Health Leadership Council RI |
Funding for programming |
Statewide |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training |
Funding for state workforce development initiatives |
Statewide |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The ELISHA Project |
Funding to support a system of direct service to support families |
Rumford |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roger Williams Park Zoo |
Funding to support extended learning opportunities for K-12 students |
Providence |
RI |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Comprehensive Community Action Inc. (CCAP) |
Funding for Warwick Health Center Expansion |
Warwick |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MENTOR Rhode Island |
Funding for Rhode Island Mentoring Program Statewide Expansion |
Statewide |
RI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newport County Community Mental Health Center, Inc |
Funding for mental health center |
Newport County |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of RI- Greater Providence |
Funding for workforce training |
Providence, Bristol, and Newport Counties |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island for Community and Justice (RICJ) |
Funding for efforts to provide support and guidance to youth involved with corrections system |
Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parent Support Network of Rhode Island |
Funding for peer specialists and community health workers in response to the overdose and behavioral health crisis in RI |
Newport & Washington County |
RI |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Moving Company |
Funding for arts programming for youth |
Newport County |
RI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Antoine Residence |
Funding for Skilled nursing facilities renovation |
North Smithfield |
RI |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Service of Rhode Island, Inc. |
Funding for Best Start RI |
Providence |
RI |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Polaris |
Funding for specialized training for manufacturers |
Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Skills for Rhode Island’s Future |
Funding for K-12 experiential learning strategies |
Statewide |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MCSRI |
Funding for statewide professional development model |
Providence |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bristol |
Funding to improve their collection system, remove infiltration and inflow and reduce the occurrences of sewer system overflows |
Bristol |
RI |
$1,248,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Sewer Authority |
Funding for Oakland Beach Pump Station Flood Resistant Replacement |
Warwick |
RI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cumberland |
Funding for Stormwater Management Plan - Industrial Road, Cumberland |
Cumberland |
RI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Providence Water Supply Board |
Funding will be used for the purchase of hardware and training programs necessary to implement and use software that will monitor and protect its water system from cybersecurity attacks. |
Providence |
RI |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Sewer Authority |
Funding for City of Warwick Oakland Beach Force Main Rehabilitation and Relining |
Warwick |
RI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newport |
Funding for preservation/repair of historic site |
Newport |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Sewer Authority |
Funding for design and retrofit to upgrade Apponaug pump station capacity |
Warwick |
RI |
$536,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project |
Funding for preservation of RI shipwrecks and artifacts of significant historical value. |
Warwick |
RI |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Central Falls |
Funding will support the removal of an aquatic invasive species from Valley Falls Pond. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
Funding to support the City of Pawtucket Riverwalk |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
Funding for Stormwater Management Project |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
Funding for Stormwater Project |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
Funding for Stormwater Project |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
Funding for Citywide Sewer CCTV & Cleaning |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Providence Water Supply Board |
Funding for line replacements |
Providence |
RI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Central Beach Fire District |
Funding to upgrade and improve existing water infrastructure |
Charlestown |
RI |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy |
Rose Larisa Memorial Park Coastal Bluff Restoration |
East Providence |
RI |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Environmental Management |
Funding for removal of hazardous materials from small and rural fire departments |
Statewide |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Environmental Management |
Forest Fire Mitigation |
Statewide |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Environmental Management |
Funding for statewide initiative to use tree planting strategies as part of stormwater management |
Statewide |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Blackstone Valley Tourism Council |
Funding for Blackstone River |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Save the Bay |
Funding for river restoration |
Providence |
RI |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
This request would fund the federal share of the Preconstruction, Engineering, and Design phase for the Pearl River Basin Watershed, MS & LA project. |
Rankin and Hinds Counties |
MS |
$2,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
This request would fund the first year of the congressionally authorized Feasibility Study to deepen the Port of Gulfport. |
Gulfport |
MS |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Funding to support enlargement of existing project features and mitigation requirements associated with the Yazoo Backwater Area Project. |
Multiple Counties |
MS |
$14,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
Requested funding will assist the Lower Mississippi River Comprehensive Management Study, which will guide significant river management, ecological restoration, and community resilience improvements in the seven states constituting the Lower Mississippi River Valley. |
Lower Mississippi River Valley |
LA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
This request would fund a congressionally authorized flood control study in Jones County. |
Jones County |
MS |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
This project would replace and upgrade wastewater treatment plants in Gulfport by adding additional treatment capacity at the facility. |
Harrison County |
MS |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers (Civil) |
This request would fund water and wastewater improvements in DeSoto County. |
DeSoto County |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
36th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron |
Requesting funding would enable construction of a new facility for the 36th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron (AES) at Keesler Air Force Base. |
Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Army Engineer Research Center |
Requested funding would allow for greater testing of targets within the laboratory environment. |
Vicksburg |
MS |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Choctaw County Board of Supervisors |
To fund a preliminary feasibility study for a multi-use surface water impoundment. |
Choctaw County |
MS |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pat Harrison Waterway District |
To fund a Watershed Management Plan to address flood prevention and reduction in Jones County. |
Jones County |
MS |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Columbus |
To reduce crime and violence and increase public safety and community trust. |
Columbus |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Corrections |
To provide the Mississippi Department of Corrections with five Contraband Interdiction Systems at the five state correctional facilities. |
Pearl, Parchman, Leakesville, Holly Springs, Walnut Grove |
MS |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Columbus |
To fund stormwater rehabilitation projects based on priority drainage sites that impact flooding in the City of Columbus. |
Columbus |
MS |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Public Safety |
To equip the Mississippi Department of Public Safety, Office of Capitol Police with additional technology so they can better assist the City of Jackson’s Police Department within the Capitol Complex Improvement District. |
Jackson |
MS |
$854,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
To research, develop, and deliver new training methods for increasing the digital forensics capacity of rural law enforcement agencies. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Canton |
To fund streambank stabilization, sediment reduction, flood risk reduction, and improved water quality efforts in the City of Canton. |
Canton |
MS |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of West Point |
To fund stormwater rehabilitation projects based on priority drainage sites identified in the City of West Point. |
West Point |
MS |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Claiborne County |
To develop and implement a watershed management plan to address stormwater-related issues within Claiborne County, Mississippi. |
Claiborne County |
MS |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
To support the research and deployment of calibration standards for infrasonic technologies. |
Lafayette County |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
To establish an advanced energy validation and demonstration site. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Diamondhead, Mississippi |
To support a coastal restoration demonstration project. |
Diamondhead |
MS |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
To enhance the community policing and public safety measures on the University of Mississippi Medical Center campus. |
Jackson |
MS |
$755,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would add an alternate entrance and exit to the north side of the Delta State University campus and provide connectivity between the athletic complex and the north campus buildings. |
Cleveland |
MS |
$2,289,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would modify existing principal arterial roadway and intersections for safety and congestion improvements on U.S. Highway 51 in DeSoto County. |
DeSoto County |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would provide roadway improvements to Boulevard Roadway from the 4-lane section at Lamey Bridge Road to the 4-lane section at Daisey Vestry Road in D'Iberville. |
D'Iberville |
MS |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
The project will widen Old Highway 63 to add a Center Turn Lane allowing safe east turns into the County’s Fairgrounds Site in George County. |
George County |
MS |
$1,855,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would rehabilitate Washington Avenue and Broadway Street in Greenville. |
Greenville |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi State University |
The goal of this initiative is to develop a specialty crop demonstration research farm with a directed mission to enhance opportunities for specialty crop innovations and product development for regional small businesses. |
Mississippi State |
MS |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission |
This project would construct a multi-user aero strip at Stennis International Airport. |
Hancock County |
MS |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would support acquiring the necessary right-of-way and relocating any utilities in conflict with the Lincoln Road widening in Hattiesburg. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jackson Municipal Airport Authority |
This project would rehabilitate taxiways C, A-West, D-10, & 20's pavement surfaces at Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport. |
Jackson |
MS |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jackson Municipal Airport Authority |
This project would renovate Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport's outdated fire suppression system. |
Jackson |
MS |
$3,465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would provide safety enhancements on local arterials and I-55 in Madison County. |
Madison County |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi State University |
This project would address the challenges for industries to find and hire talent by establishing a virtual internship center where students can learn what it means to work in an office with colleagues. |
Mississippi State |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would provide traffic congestion relief and improve safety on the 8th Street Corridor in Meridian. |
Meridian |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi Small Business Development Center |
This project would provide entrepreneurial economic development and cyber awareness for Mississippi small businesses. |
University |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians |
This project would complete pre-construction activities to create a four-lane on a stretch of Highway 19 in Neshoba County. |
Neshoba County |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
This project would complete the east ramp and apron expansion, utilities to support the apron expansion, and hanger construction at University-Oxford Airport.
|
Oxford |
MS |
$9,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would modify existing roadway and intersections for safety and congestion improvements at the Oxford Central Corridor in Oxford. |
Oxford |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would fund preconstruction activities for upgrades to interstate standards on U.S. Route 45 from Shannon to Tupelo, MS. |
Lee County |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brooksville |
To acquire and renovate buildings in Downtown Brooksville. |
Brooksville |
MS |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would complete design and construct a 4-way lane on Pearson Road in Pearl. |
Pearl |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would provide funding to build a bridge on Mississippi Highway 51 in Pike County. |
Pike County |
MS |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would develop a connecting roadway corridor from West County Line Road to a northern terminus in the immediate vicinity of the Highland Colony Parkway intersection in Ridgeland. |
Ridgeland |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Columbus |
To identify, prioritize, and demolish blighted housing in targeted areas of Columbus, MS. |
Columbus |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rosedale-Bolivar County Port Commission |
This project would begin the first phase to restore 32 miles of rail track to the Port of Rosedale. |
Bolivar County |
MS |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
DeSoto County |
To develop and construct public facilities and infrastructure improvements supporting the regional agri-education, community, and readiness center. |
DeSoto County |
MS |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greene County |
To demolish a county-owned, abandoned 125,000 square foot industrial building and rehabilitate the 5-acre county-owned site the building sits on. |
Leakesville |
MS |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jackson County Airport Authority |
This project would construct a new concrete aircraft parking apron and connector taxiway at the Trent Lott International Airport. |
Moss Point |
MS |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would upgrade aging traffic signals in Tunica County. |
Tunica County |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greene County |
To construct a new multi-use/multi-purpose County Cooperative Extension Building. |
Leakesville |
MS |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
To provide facility expansion and improvements for the Partnership School. |
Mississippi State |
MS |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oktibbeha County |
To construct community centers in Oktibbeha County. |
Oktibbeha County |
MS |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rust College |
To renovate and restore Carnegie Hall for the benefit of Rust College and the surrounding community. |
Holly Springs |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi Medical Center |
To provide additional water volume and redundancy to the existing potable water system on the UMMC campus. |
Jackson |
MS |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jackson Free Clinic |
The purpose of the project is to expand the space and services provided at the Jackson Free Clinic, a student-owned and operated free clinic that provides health care to uninsured populations in Mississippi. |
Jackson |
MS |
$582,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Dominic's Jackson Memorial Hospital |
The purpose is for equipment designed for the diagnoses and treatment for neurological and treatment of neurological disorders.
|
Jackson |
MS |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project would construct a frontage road in the City of Picayune. |
Picayune |
MS |
$3,263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta State University |
Delta State University plans to implement a program to help rural STEM teachers, grades K-12, implement inquiry-based activities through a cooperative approach utilizing Delta State facilities and resources such as an adaptable curriculum, field stations, planetarium, and laboratory spaces. |
Cleveland |
MS |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
This project would early intervention training and technical assistance to new Project ECHO hubs to improve elementary performance. |
Mississippi State |
MS |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental |
This project will implement a high-quality program to support childhood literacy across schools in Mississippi, reaching thousands of elementary and middle school children in need. |
Washington
|
DC |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Manna Ministries Inc |
Manna Ministries seeks funds to support and expand its Family Advocacy Program that is on focused on preventing the incidence of maltreatment of children, stabilizing the family unit, and strengthening communities. |
Picayune |
MS |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi |
This project would outfit the University's new building for the School of Accountancy with telecommunications infrastructure and classroom furnishings. |
University |
MS |
$6,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Singing River Health System |
This purpose is for construction that would increase capacity for hospital-based care within the Singing River Health System. |
Ocean Springs |
MS |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Forrest County General Hospital |
This purpose of this project is to construct a 120-bed nursing home facility. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$11,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Piney Woods School |
This project would offer Piney Wood's STEAM learning curriculum to local public school districts. |
Piney Woods |
MS |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta State University |
This project would provide students with multi-media and broadcast education and training. |
Cleveland |
MS |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi |
This project would provide a comprehensive state-of-the-art early childhood center where clinical and educational services are integrated for children ages birth to 6, including children with disabilities. |
University |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Save The Children |
This project would provide learning resources to children in rural communities and their families. |
Washington |
DC |
$1,314,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi |
This initiative would provide intensive, collaborative, and ongoing professional learning designed to increase teacher practice so teachers can grow students’ reading, writing, and critical thinking skills. |
University |
MS |
$1,291,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
This project would provide support to local high school students to prepare for college and beyond. |
Mississippi State |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi |
This project would provide literacy training to kindergarten to 5th grade students. |
University |
MS |
$1,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Forrest County General Hospital |
The purpose of this project is to construct a new 15-bed critical access hospital in Pearl River County. |
Poplarville |
MS |
$8,773,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
This project would provide quality online courses in for 7-12 grade students. |
Mississippi State |
MS |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rush Health Systems |
The purpose of this project is for equipment for remote telemetry monitoring technology in Rush Health System's rural hospital network. |
Meridian |
MS |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
The purpose is for construction and equipment to build a specialized 9-bed Intensive Care Unit. |
Jackson |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
The purpose of this project is to provide funds to the University of Mississippi Medical Center Department of Biomedical Materials Science to purchase two pieces of capital equipment to characterize implant designs and their interaction with cells isolated from the humanbody. |
Jackson |
MS |
$776,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
The purpose of this project is to establish a pilot program to address opioid and other substance use disorders through altering the substance use ecosystem of North Mississippi. |
University |
MS |
$1,693,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
The purpose of this project is to fund construction and equipment for the Center of Diagnostics, Design, Devices, and Biomechanics, a medical device research and innovation hub. |
University |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
This project would provide training for students and faculty in digital humanities. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
United States Forest Service |
To fund recreational access opportunities in the Turkey Fork Recreation Area of the DeSoto National Forest. |
Greene County |
MS |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Archives and History |
To restore Raymond Hall and Carpenter Hall at Historic Jefferson College. |
Adams County |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jackson |
To fund new sludge dewatering equipment for the City of Jackson's Savanna Street Wastewater Treatment Plant. |
City of Jackson |
MS |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi |
For restoration activities on the grounds of Rowan Oak. |
Lafayette County |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
DeSoto County Regional Utility Authority |
To fund pre-construction activities for wastewater system improvements in DeSoto County. |
DeSoto County |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Meridian |
To fund wastewater collection and transmission system improvements in the City of Meridian. |
City of Meridian |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Crawford |
To fund the pre-construction of certain water and wastewater improvements for the Town of Crawford. |
Crawford |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Diamondhead, Mississippi |
To protect exposed sewer lines in the City of Diamondhead. |
City of Diamondhead |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clinton |
To fund a regional wastewater project that includes the Cities of Clinton and Raymond and the Town of Bolton. |
City of Clinton |
MS |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jackson |
To fund repairs to the primary sewer main for the City of Jackson. |
City of Jackson |
MS |
$2,688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians |
To fund a new drinking water treatment plant for members of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians living on reservation lands in the Tucker community of Neshoba County. |
Neshoba County |
MS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hernando |
To extend new sanitary sewer lines to a residential neighborhood in the City of Hernando. |
City of Hernando |
MS |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Point |
To fund a new drinking water well and sewer line replacement for the City of West Point. |
City of West Point |
MS |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ridgeland |
To fund a new drinking water well and storage tank for the City of Ridgeland. |
City of Ridgeland |
MS |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brooksville |
To fund water line replacement and the rehabilitation of the elevated storage water tank in the Town of Brooksville. |
Town of Brooksville |
MS |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jackson |
To fund the rehabilitation of the fats, oils, and grease discharge station at the City of Jackson's Savanna Street Wastewater Treatment Plant. |
City of Jackson |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pelahatchie |
To fund needed upgrades to the wastewater treatment facility in the Town of Pelahatchie. |
Town of Pelahatchie |
MS |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jackson |
To fund the replacement of new raw water pumps at the City of Jackson's O.B. Curtis Water Treatment Plant. |
City of Jackson |
MS |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sardis |
To fund the replacement of water lines and sewer gravity lines in the Town of Sardis. |
Town of Sardis |
MS |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jackson |
To fund a new sludge storage building at the City of Jackson's Savanna Street Wastewater Treatment Plant. |
City of Jackson |
MS |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jackson |
To fund water filter repairs for the City of Jackson's J.H. Fewell Water Treatment Plant. |
City of Jackson |
MS |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Canton Municipal Utilities |
To fund improvements to the existing treatment plants, construction of a new elevated storage tank, and a new water well to increase capacity of the City of Canton's system. |
City of Canton |
MS |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Vicksburg |
To fund parallel lines between the clarifiers and the filters and the installation of an elevated water storage tank in the City of Vicksburg. |
City of Vicksburg |
MS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
To fund a Historic Structures Report for the Medgar and Myrlie Evers Home National Monument. |
Jackson |
MS |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tupelo Public School District |
To fund interior and exterior renovations to the Church Street School in Tupelo. |
Tupelo |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding would be used for fish screen design and installation completion on the North Unit Canal to comply with state and federal standards, reducing impacts to fish and wildlife in the area. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$9,309,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding would be used to conduct a feasibility study and environmental compliance of the Crooked River Water Quality and Supply Reliability Pumping Plant project to increase regional water supply and instream flow to the Lower Crooked River. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$3,445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding would be used to update and develop a stormwater management master plan for the Klamath Falls Suburban Area to address runoff and incidental flooding. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Medford Irrigation District |
Funding would be used for the installation of floating solar for regional irrigation districts and low-income Oregonians in order to reduce energy costs, conserve water, and improve water quality. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding would be used for water quality improvement project to enhance lake ecosystems and recreational usability. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Yaquina River to support economic development and job creation. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$2,249,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance in Coos Bay to support economic development and job creation. |
Coos County |
OR |
$10,528,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for the assessment of the Port of Garibaldi North Jetty to determine erosion and the likelihood of breach or damage, which compromises truck and vessel safety and efficiency, increases emissions, and jeopardizes Port revenue. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Umpqua River to support economic development and job creation. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$702,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Skipanon Channel to support economic development and job creation. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$1,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for a survey of the Coquille River jetties, as well as for wave model development, to support economic development, public safety, and efficient transit. |
Coos County |
OR |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for critical repairs and modernization of the Cole Rivers Hatchery, which serves to mitigate the loss of salmon and steelhead habitat. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$10,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Toledo |
Funding would be used for the construction of two waste treatment modules as well as a manufacturing and technology center to train students, to build, maintain, sell, and ship modules nationwide. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
High Desert Partnership |
Funding would be used to support for a biomass infrastructure project that will support the health of the forest, reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire, and promote economic development in the community. |
Harney County |
OR |
$638,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Southern Oregon University |
Funding would be used for equipment and permitting for the installation of solar energy at Southern Oregon University to increase their use of renewable energy and reduce tuition cost. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Seeds for the Sol |
Funding would be used to expand Oregon’s energy efficiency incentives to underrepresented and Low-to-Moderate Income (LMI) homeowners by providing zero interest loans to LMI clients for solar, hybrid water heaters and ductless heat pumps. |
Benton County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base |
Funding would be used for the construction of a facility at Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base in Klamath Falls, Oregon, to conduct communications operations in support of the current mission. |
Klamath Falls |
OR |
$3,711,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Umatilla |
Funding would be used for the construction of a dining facility for up to 400 soldiers engaged in critical training at Camp Umatilla, Oregon. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$10,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Umatilla |
Funding would be used for the construction of specially-designed housing facilities for National Guard soldiers engaged in critical training at Camp Umatilla, Oregon. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Willamette River to support economic development and job creation. |
Multnomah and Clackamas Counties |
OR |
$374,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used to support use of an Submerged Traveling Screens crane. |
Grant County |
OR |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Portland Air National Guard Base |
Funding would be used for phase one construction of a facility for ongoing training and operations of the Air National Guard in Portland, Oregon. |
Portland |
OR |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Portland Air National Guard Base |
Funding would be used for phase two construction of a facility for ongoing training and operations of the Air National Guard in Portland, Oregon. |
Portland |
OR |
$18,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for dredging maintenance along on the Columbia River to support economic development and job creation.
|
Willamette River Valley |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Capaces Leadership Institute |
Funding would provide farm, food, and cultural education to indigenous migrant families residing in housing developments in the mid-Willamette Valley of Oregon. |
Marion County |
OR |
$412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Oregon Regional Theater Inc |
Funding would be used for facility construction. |
Baker County |
OR |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Mosier |
Funding would be used to construct the Mosier Community Center. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Josephy Center for Arts and Culture |
Funding would be used for facility improvements at The Josephy Center. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler County Court |
Funding would be used to purchase and install solar broadband trailers. |
Wheeler County |
OR |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Union County Fair Association |
Funding would be used to support water infrastructure improvements at the Union County Fairgrounds. |
Union County |
OR |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook YMCA |
Funding would be used for the planning and construction of a multi-purpose community facility. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$964,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
Funding would be used to expand internet access in Tillamook County. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grant County CyberMill |
Funding would be for CyberMill expansion. |
Grant County |
OR |
$103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Treasure Valley Community College Foundation |
Funding would be used to support the creation of virtual classrooms. |
Malheur County, Harney County, Baker County, Grant County, Union County, Wallowa County, Lake County |
OR |
$179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
East Fork Irrigation District |
Funding would support the implementation of the East Fork authorized watershed plan. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakridge |
Funding would be used to rehabilitate the Willamette Activity Center. |
Lane County |
OR |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of John Day |
Funding would be used to support construction of a new library in Grant County. |
Grant County |
OR |
$1,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Gorge Community College |
Funding would be used to acquire advanced manufacturing research equipment. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used for critical repairs and modernization of the Cole Rivers Hatchery, which serves to mitigate the loss of salmon and steelhead habitat. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook Estuaries Partnership |
Funding would be used to acquire research equipment. |
Tillamook |
OR |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Kelp Alliance (A project of The Ocean Found |
Funding would be used to support the Oregon Kelp Forest Stewardship Initiative. |
Curry County |
OR |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Geos Institute |
Funding would be used to support a Oregon climate innovation center. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Portland State University |
Funding would be use to support the establishment of a Microplastics Research Center. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$785,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Coquille Indian Tribe |
Funding would be used to support the Coquille River Salmon Conservation project. |
Coos County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
Funding would be used to support an ocean research technical innovation program. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,062,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Helens, Oregon |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment and other technology for law enforcement. |
Columbia County |
OR |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Sheriff's Office |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler County Office of Emergency Management |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Wheeler County |
OR |
$1,019,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Union County Sheriff's Office |
Funding would be used to support equipment acquisition. |
Union County |
OR |
$74,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,444,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Morrow County |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$1,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Douglas County Sheriff's Office |
Funding would be used to acquire a mobile command center. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$241,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Douglas County Oregon Radio Communications |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Union County Emergency Services |
Funding would be used to upgrade emergency communication systems. |
Union County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
Funding would be used to support the Medford Livability Team Mental Health Expansion. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
Funding would be used to support a reentry program. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$243,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Eugene |
Funding would be used to acquire body cameras. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funding would be used to support a Community Health System Navigator. |
Beaverton and Washington County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Tigard |
Funding would be used to support a community service officer. |
Washington County |
OR |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funding would be used to support staffing. |
Washington County |
OR |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to support case management program. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,042,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to support the Community Safety Plan Pilot Project. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairview |
Funding would be used to support a community resource deputy. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Agricultural Research Service |
Funding would support necessary facility repairs and improvements |
Harney County |
OR |
$408,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Agricultural Research Service |
Funding would support necessary facility repairs and improvements |
Malheur County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Agricultural Research Service |
Funding would support necessary facility repairs and improvements. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$1,854,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lone Pine Irrigation District |
Funding would be used for implementation of the Lone Pine Authorized Watershed Plan. |
Crook County |
OR |
$2,548,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Clatsop County |
Funding would be used for facility improvements at the Clatsop County Courthouse. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$202,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Eugene |
Funding would be used to complete construction of a new facility for the Eugene YMCA. |
Lane County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Riverside Training Centers, Inc. dba lifempowered |
Funding would be used to plan and design the Empowerment Center to support residents of Columbia County with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Columbia County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to rehabilitate affordable single room occupancy (SRO) units for very low income individuals in Portland, OR. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to construct a new facility serving East African communities in Portland, OR. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Albina Vision Trust, Inc. |
Funding would support land acquisition and site development to rebuild the Albina neighborhood to include affordable housing and community services hubs. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Authority of Clackamas County |
Funding would be used to redevelop near-obsolete single family structures into apartment buildings, walk-up apartments, and townhouses, a majority of which will be affordable to households at 60% area medium income and below. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Administrative Services |
Funding would be used to establish a research facility near the Elliott State Research Forest. |
Coos County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Union County Oregon |
Funding would be used toward La Grande Union County Airport's fuel farm expansion, addition of a maintenance shop and an airport hangar, increasing the storage of Jet A fuel, acquiring new electric generators, The airport also needs a maintenance shop to store fueling trucks, and snowplow equipment. Finally, the airport requires an additional hangar for U.S. Forest Service contract helicopters during the summer fire season and to provide cargo aircraft with covered space. |
Union County |
OR |
$1,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pendleton |
Funding would enable the Eastern Oregon Airport in Pendleton to construct a new facility to house new Snow Removal Equipment. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$2,297,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hermiston |
Funding will be used to complete phase 1 of the Gettman Road/Railway Alternative Transportation Enhancement (GRATE) Project, which will upgrade a gravel right of way in to a paved two-lane roadway, expand an existing railroad crossing for safety, and relocate part of an irrigation canal. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coos County |
Funding would be used to replace the Gaylord Bridge. |
Coos County |
OR |
$7,656,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coos County |
Funding would allow Coos County to complete its pavement overlay project and ensure that rumble strips can be installed on new overlay, rather than on old pavement. |
Coos County |
OR |
$608,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County |
Funding would be used to advance the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project design portion of the work to 30% completion. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
Funding would provide the last dollars needed to complete the planned package of improvements on four roads connecting with Tualatin Valley Highway (OR 10) improving access to frequent bus service and other destinations in the corridor. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,663,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pendleton |
Funding would be used to construct an arterial road to support housing development. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
Funds will be used to construct a roundabout, sidewalks, and interstate on-ramp improvements at Exit 165 near Port of Morrow. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$2,253,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burns Paiute Tribe |
Funds would be used for planning/design of simple and complex retrofits of existing highway infrastructure (bridges, culverts) to facilitate safe wildlife passage under US20. |
Malheur County |
OR |
$940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dallas |
Funding will be used to improve pedestrian, bicycle, vehicle and rail safety with a widened roadway section and dedicated bike lane, and improve storm water management and flood controls with curbs and gutters on both sides of Godsey Road in Dallas, Oregon. |
Polk County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Hood River |
Funding would be used by the Port of Hood River to construct two streets and associated utilities as Phase 1 of a $5,600,000 project to develop a 12-acre parcel at the Hood River Waterfront. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Roseburg |
Funding would be used to reconstruct a narrow two-lane collector section into a complete street including bike lanes, sidewalks, storm drainage, improved street lighting, and an enhanced pedestrian crossing to serve the adjacent public park and Eastwood elementary school. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$2,232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gresham |
Funding will go toward adding and improving sidewalks, a new signalized intersection to facilitate neighborhood connectivity, enhanced roadway lighting, and undergrounding of overhead utility lines along 181st in Gresham. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$3,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clatsop County |
Funds will be used to build a safer transportation network by constructing an alternative access route to Westport, OR from US30 to the Ferry terminal, boat landing, and park on the Columbia River. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$1,410,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of McMinnville |
Funding would be used for a street and sidewalk reconstruction effort spanning nine linear blocks on Third Street in McMinnville’s downtown. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funding will be used to carry out roadway and sidewalk improvements on their Downtown Loop, including sidewalk widening, bike lanes, pedestrian crossing, and bus stop improvements, traffic signal modifications, and landscaping. |
Washington County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlton |
Funding would be used to reconstruct three blocks of West Main Street in rural Carlton, OR in order to increase its capacity, provide safe sidewalk access, and create a welcoming entry to the community. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$1,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funds would be used to complete one of two remaining portions of a 13-mile multi-use pathway circling the full perimeter of the City of Forest Grove. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
Funding will be used for construction of an approximately 1-mile east/west industrial collector road that will unlock the Tonquin Employment Area (TEA) for private development. |
Washington County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funding will be used to install a mid-block crossing to connect a low-income and historically disadvantaged community to transit and economic activity; complete sidewalk gaps near Mountain View intersection where students cross in route to Neil Armstrong Middle School; and install an enhanced bikeway to allow bicyclists to travel the corridor safely. |
Washington County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used to construct approximately one-half mile of sidewalk along U.S. 101 in Lincoln City, which the Lincoln City City Council identified as a top priority sidewalk. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used for the installation of concrete barrier and a widened multi-use path between a busy multilane highway to safely accommodate people walking or biking across the Snake River Bridge and I-84 Interstate Bridge. |
Malheur County |
OR |
$4,487,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding will be used for enhanced features as part of this existing STIP project, scheduled for bid in late 2023 and construction in 2024. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used to design and construct transportation improvements on US Highway 30 in downtown Mosier. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used to design and construct pedestrian facilities on an approximately 12 mile segment of US101. |
Curry County |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funds will be used to increase available parking for trucks near La Grande and install an overhead Variable Message Sign that will be used by the Oregon Department of Transportation and the Oregon State Police to conduct chain sorting and education during winter storms. |
Union County |
OR |
$2,692,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used for the construction of enhanced pedestrian crossings near the intersections of Hemlock & Spruce with related sidewalk infill, illumination, and ADA enhancements. |
Washington County |
OR |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funds will go toward planning and construction of safety improvements on a high crash network of streets, including intersection reconfiguration, a mini roundabout, buffered bike lanes, lighting and crossing improvements, and a multi-use path. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County |
Funding would be used to design, permit, and construct a new Feather Drive Bridge in Jefferson County, Oregon. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$638,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lane Transit District |
Funding would allow the Lane Transit District to update their bus facilities to include a fixed working platform and crane hoist needed for staff to safely and efficiently service electric buses. |
Lane County |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would allow the Benton Area Transit to replace six buses that are due to be replaced with electric and hybrid buses and install necessary charging infrastructure. |
Benton County |
OR |
$1,512,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salem Area Mass Transit District |
Funding would be used to acquire land in a strategically placed location in south Salem in order to move forward with building a transit center and mobility hub. |
Marion County |
OR |
$2,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morrow County |
Funds will be used for architecture/engineering design and construction of a Boardman transit facility. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$2,387,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
TriMet |
Funding would be used by the TriMet transit district to complete the first phase of its Columbia Bus Base construction project, which will be the eventual hub for its zero-emission fleet. |
Multnomah County, Washington County, Clackamas County |
OR |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District |
Funding will be used to design an ADA-accessible, paved trail connection covering a critical 1,000-foot gap in the Waterhouse Community Trail, providing access provide to the rest of the 51-mile trail network in the The Tualatin Hills Parks & Recreation District |
Washington County |
OR |
$434,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salmonberry Trail Foundation |
Funding would be used to build the first 3-mile section of the Salmonberry Loop Trail in rural Washington County, connecting to 42-miles of existing trails and serving as the first section of the emerging 87-mile Salmonberry Trail, which will connect the Portland-metro to the Oregon coast when completed. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Madras |
Funding would be used to build safety and capacity improvements along US 97/26 highway corridor in Madras. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
Funding would be used to construct a portion of the multi-use path along Cape Kiwanda Drive, improve parking and facilities at Cape Kiwanda and Webb parks, develop additional parking areas within the area, and install amenities throughout the corridor. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sisters, Oregon |
Funding would be used for finishing design and construction of a roundabout at the intersection of US HWY 20 and Locust Street in Sisters, OR. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Banks |
Funding will be used to expand parking at the Banks/Vernonia Trailhead |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Native American Chamber of Commerce |
Funding would expand Native-owned green energy businesses throughout Oregon. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Food Bank, Inc |
Funding would be used to renovate new warehouse, vehicle fleet modernization, and expanding storage and food distribution efforts. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Forth Mobility Fund |
Funding would be used to provide access to clean electric vehicles to affordable housing locations in rural settings across Oregon and to expand the state's electric car-sharing work. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funding would be used to install three 100 KW solar arrays at community facilities to reduce energy costs for low-income customers. |
Washington County |
OR |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District |
Funding would be used to support the Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District Electric Vehicle Charging project. |
Washington County |
OR |
$404,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Funding would be used to build a new railroad overcrossing of SW 53rd Street in Corvallis to address safety and freight mobility concerns. |
Benton County |
OR |
$11,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
Funds would be used for planning and environmental review, final design, right of way, and construction of nearly 6,000 feet of aging rail at the Port of Morrow. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$1,810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Klamath County Economic Development Association |
Funding would be used to modernize the shortline railway in Crescent, OR. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$1,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capaces Leadership Institute |
Funding would be used to purchase the commercial kitchen and farming equipment necessary to provide workforce development opportunities for Latino community members, and build space to incubate new farms, culinary businesses and value-added products. |
Marion County |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ontario |
Funds would be used to develop a 3.2 mile long, 12-foot-wide bike and pedestrian trail along the Snake River. |
Malheur County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Funds would be used to establish the Corvallis-Albany Community Path. |
Benton County |
OR |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Funding would be used to replace the existing dirt floor in the Exhibit Hall at the Benton County Fairgrounds with a concrete floor so the space can be used for a variety of community events and events such as consumer/trade shows, expos, and youth sports tournaments that will generate local economic activity. |
Benton County |
OR |
$5,477,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde |
Funding would be used to construct the new Resident and Recreation Center. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency |
Funding would be used to develop a multi-family housing complex in rural Marion County, OR. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Corvallis |
Funding would be used to complete the second phase of the South Corvallis Food Hub Project, including the acquisition, remodeling, and/or development of the physical space for the Hub and for other startup costs including equipment purchase. |
Benton County |
OR |
$955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Black United Fund of Oregon |
Funding would support construction of a building complex including office, retail, event, and community space with an emphasis on Black owned businesses and organizations. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
Funding would be used to excavate, move, and replace sediment underneath existing boat docks during the winter drawdown season at the Detroit Lake Reservoir. |
Marion County |
OR |
$4,304,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pendleton |
Funding would be used to revitalize and modernize the Vert Auditorium. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$1,934,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
Funding would be used to develop the Midway Inclusive Community Park and Urban Trail System, including an accessible playground, splash pad, restroom, community garden, pavilion, and sport court with an adjacent bike park and urban trail system. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Heart of Oregon Corps, Inc. |
Funding would be used for construction of buildings on a new centralized campus for Heart of Oregon Corps. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Feed'em Freedom Foundation |
Funding would go toward the construction of a Black Community Food Center in Multnomah County, which will include a community hub and kitchen, cold and dry food storage areas, a hydroponic freight farm, industrial greenhouse, and anaerobic digester. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bend-Redmond Habitat for Humanity |
Funding would be used to support construction of 16 permanently affordable townhomes. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burns Paiute Tribe |
Funding would retrofit the Tribal Community Wellness Center. |
Harney County |
OR |
$1,855,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity Portland Region |
Funding would be used to build affordable, single family townhomes along with necessary infrastructure installation on the site in Portland, OR. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harney County Senior and Community Services Center |
Funding would be used to complete the Veterans Village affordable housing project, a multi-family veteran housing and services project in Burns, Oregon. |
Harney County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Columbia Community Action Council |
Funding would be used to construct tiny homes for homeless individuals in The Dalles, OR. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Community College |
Funding would be used to renovate the Marjorie Holzgang Concert Bowl Renovation at Rogue Community College. |
Josephine County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Proud Ground |
Funding would be used to support first-time homebuyer down-payment assistance grants. |
Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington, Jackson and Lincoln Counties |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation |
Funding would be used to develop affordable housing units in Hood River, OR. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hillsboro |
Funding would be used to expand the City of Hillsboro's fiber optic network service availability to approximately 3000 more residential addresses. |
Washington County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Artists Repertory Theatre |
Funding would be used to develop a multi-use performing arts center with two rehearsal halls and collaborative work spaces. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bend |
Funding would be used to support development of affordable housing units in Bend. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenbelt Land Trust |
Funding would be used to develop a building in downtown Corvallis, Oregon, that will serve as a shared space center for regional conservation and environmental organization offices and a community space for collaboration and meeting. |
Benton County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Klamath Housing Authority |
Funding would be used to prepare necessary infrastructure needed to build affordable housing in Klamath Falls, OR. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$1,515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Portland State University |
Funding would be used for a feasibility study, to identifying and prepare a location, and to leverage state and philanthropic funds to build or buy affordable or no-cost housing for up to 900 PSU students. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sheridan School District |
N/A |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CASA of Oregon |
Funding would be used to complete construction on up to 75 new manufactured dwelling units to the redeveloped park at Talent Mobile Estates. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Enroots |
Funding would be used to support emergency and 18-month shelter services to youth/young adults who are homeless, unsuccessful in foster care, or coming out of the juvenile justice system. |
Douglas, Deschutes, and Malheur County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services Inc. dba DevNW |
Funding would be used to complete two Community Land Trust developments that will create new permanently affordable homes in Eugene and Salem for low income families. |
Lane County |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newberg Area Habitat for Humanity |
Funding would be used to develop three units of permanently affordable housing for low income homebuyers in Newberg, OR. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funding would be used to construct a year-round shelter for people experiencing homelessness in Beaverton, OR. |
Washington County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Portland Japanese Garden |
Funds would go toward new studio equipment, security and technology improvements; improving HVAC systems, and new global and cultural improvements. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,034,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Home Forward |
Funding would be used for $3 million of soft and hard construction of a 94 unit affordable housing project in Troutdale, OR. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University-Cascades |
Funding would be used to help increase childcare capacity in Deschutes County |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$1,380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funding would be used for the design, engineering, and construction of urban renewal in the city of Forest Grove. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
Funds would support brownfield cleanup costs to transform a contaminated former leather tannery site into productive reuse. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tigard |
Funding would be used for the design and construction of a community facility in Tigard, Oregon. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kid Time Discovery Experience |
Funding will be used to fund an expanded childcare and early education space within an existing organization. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Irrigon |
Funding would be used to support the Irrigon Business Incubator. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Oregon Industrial Hemp Farmers Association |
Funding would be used to support the hemp industry. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Portland |
Funding would be used to support the Legacy Business Preservation program. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$352,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
NAMC-Oregon |
Funding would be used to support Black and other minority-owned businesses. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
North-Northeast Business Association |
Funding would be used to support Black entrepreneurs. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$855,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Columbia Economic Team |
Funding would be used to support the Columbia County Advanced and Additive Manufacturing Small Business Incubator. |
Columbia County |
OR |
$814,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Portland Art Museum |
Funding would be used to construct the Rothko Pavilion to increase access for Portland small businesses to a broader, diverse customer base. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Willamette Valley Habitat for Humanity |
Funding would be used to develop seven units of permanently affordable housing for low income homebuyers in Silverton, OR. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lane County Government |
Funding would be used to institute a seismic standard for Lane Events Center Multipurpose Facility to serve as an ADA-accessible, mass-sheltering facility after impactful disasters. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used to addresses safety along the OR-99W corridor near the intersection with OR-18 in Yamhill County, OR. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would construct bicycle and pedestrian rest stop on US 101. |
Lane County |
OR |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding would be used to construct a regional connection in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Latino Network |
Funding would be used for a culturally specific hub providing pre-school, social services, youth programming and cultural events celebrating Latino culture in Portland, Oregon. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
City of Dallas |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment for the City of Dallas Emergency Operations Center. |
Polk County |
OR |
$83,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Baker County Sheriff's Office |
Funding would be used to upgrade the Baker County Emergency Operations Center. |
Baker County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Grant County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management |
Funding would be used to update the Emergency Operations Center in Grant County. |
Grant County |
OR |
$299,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Harney County |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment for the Emergency Operations Center in Harney County. |
Harney County |
OR |
$221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Morrow County |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment for the Emergency Operations Center in Morrow County. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$177,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Springfield Utility Board |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,065,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tenmile Lakes Basin Partnership/Cascade Pacific RC |
Funds would be used to improve water quality in Tenmile Lakes. |
Coos County |
OR |
$445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Health Authority - Environmental Public Hea |
The funds would be used to research contamination in fish. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Talent Irrigation District |
Funds would used to pipe canals in the Talent Irrigation District to conserve water in-stream. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Klamath County |
Funds would be used for pipeline construction to recycle irrigation water. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Owyhee Irrigation District |
Funds would be to pipe canals in the Owyhee Irrigation District to prevent catastrophic failures and generate in-stream water benefit. |
Malheur County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prineville |
Funds would extend water and wastewater services to underserved areas inside and within close proximity to city limits. |
Crook County |
OR |
$1,327,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aumsville |
Funds would go towards a new water treatment facility and upgrading existing infrastructure. |
Marion County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs |
Funds would be used to repair and replace drinking water treatment facility at Warm Springs. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funds would be used to improve wastewater infrastructure. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Umatilla County |
Funds would be used for piping and aquifer recharge project |
Umatilla County, Morrow County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Lincoln County Water People's Utility Di |
Funds would be used to enhance water storage. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$3,769,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ochoco Irrigation District |
Funds would be used for construction of pump station and water pipeline. |
Crook County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grants Pass |
Funds would be used to upgrade the water treatment plant. |
Josephine County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Klamath Falls Public Works Department |
Funds would be used for designing new sewage treatment infrastructure for Klamath Falls. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mill City |
Funds would be used to expand the water treatment plant. |
Linn and Marion Counties |
OR |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richland, Oregon |
Funding would be used to improve the water treatment system in Richland, Oregon. |
Baker County |
OR |
$978,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
Fund would be used to enhance wastewater infrastructure. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$3,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Morrow County |
Funds would go to improve monitoring of well contamination. |
Morrow County, Umatilla County |
OR |
$1,675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Heppner |
Funds would go to improve the Heppner water system. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$441,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St Paul |
Funds would go to updating the reservoir and water distribution system. |
Marion County |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Independence, OR |
Funds would be used to improve wastewater treatment infrastructure. |
Polk County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Powers |
Funds will be used for upgrades to the existing wastewater treatment plant for the City of Powers. |
Coos County |
OR |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dallas |
Funds would go towards improving water supply system. |
Polk County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bend |
Funds would be used to expand wastewater infrastructure in Bend. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Astoria |
Funds would be used for the rehabilitation of the Sewer Lift Station. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$2,056,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prairie City |
Funds would be used to enhance drinking water supply |
Grant County |
OR |
$602,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prairie City |
Funds would be used to reduce water loss from leaking pipes. |
Grant County |
OR |
$2,191,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dayton, Oregon |
Funds would be used for water and sewer upgrades. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$3,672,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Valley Water District |
Funds would be used to improve water treatment plant. |
Washington County |
OR |
$19,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlton |
Funds would be used for sewer collection pipe replacement. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlton |
Funds would complete the design and construction of upgrading the Carlton water system. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
Funds would be used to improve the Sherwood Sewer System. |
Washington County |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
Funds would be used to improve Sherwood Sewer System. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lane County |
Funding would be used to acquire equipment for the emergency operations center. |
Lane County |
OR |
$176,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Forest Grove |
Funds would be used to improve drinking water distribution system. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Redmond Oregon |
Funds would be used to build a new water well for the City of Redmond. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Paisley |
Funds would go to improve the water distribution system. |
Lake County |
OR |
$2,820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Christmas Valley Domestic Water Supply District |
Funds would be used for replacing aging water infrastructure. |
Lake County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coos Bay North Bend Water Board |
Funds would be used to improve pump infrastructure. |
Coos County |
OR |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coos Bay North Bend Water Board |
The funds will be used to complete the installation of Automated Meter Reading technology. |
Coos County |
OR |
$497,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clackamas County |
Funding would be used to improve the Boring Wastewater Treatment Facility. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willamalane Park and Recreation District |
Funds would be used to replant filbert trees at Dorris Ranch. |
Lane County |
OR |
$116,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Fund would be used to preserve the Benton County Courthouse. |
Benton County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hood River Crag Rats |
Funds would be used to preserve the Cloud Cap Inn. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Liberty Theatre Foundation |
Funds would be used to preserve the Liberty Theatre. |
Union County |
OR |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Business Development Department |
Funding would be used to implement 16 U.S. Code § 545b. |
Marion County |
OR |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prineville |
Funds would be used for design and permitting of biomass plant. |
Crook County |
OR |
$1,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lomakatsi Restoration Project |
Funds would be used to fund the West Bear All-lands Restoration Project which would reduce the threat of wildfire. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Forestry |
Funding would be used to acquire thinning equipment. |
Marion County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
Funds would be used to support research and monitoring at Elliott State Research Forest. |
Coos County |
OR |
$3,842,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Burns |
Funds would be used to improve the drinking water distribution system. |
Harney County |
OR |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lakeview |
Funding would be used to install smart meters for all water service customers. |
Lake County |
OR |
$2,419,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Donald |
Funding would be used to increase the community’s capacity of its wastewater system to meet current demands. |
Marion County |
OR |
$4,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service, Deschutes National Forest |
Funds would be used to develop a Forest Service road into an alternative access route to parts of the Deschutes National Forest. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Zoo |
Funds would be used to support condor recovery. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Harney County Watershed Council |
Funding would be used for the completion of an integrated water resource plan for the Harney Basin. |
Harney County |
OR |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Falls City |
Funds would be used to improve water distribution system. |
Polk County |
OR |
$1,564,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberty House |
This funding would allow for the expansion of online safety and relationship-building programs in Marion and Polk County schools. |
Marion County |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SAFE of Columbia County |
This funding would support the creation and expansion of social and emotional educational programing in multiple school districts in Columbia County, OR. |
Columbia County |
OR |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Center of Clackamas County |
This funding would be used to expand Children’s Center of Clackamas County's Prevention and Community Engagement Program. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$252,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Valley Mentoring |
This funding would support youth mentoring programs in Jackson County. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SPOON |
This funding would be used for an online curriculum initiative to ensure appropriate feeding and nutrition of children with disabilities and children at risk of malnutrition. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$163,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Contingent |
This funding would be used to increase the number of foster families in Oregon through targeted and strategic recruitment. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lift Urban Portland |
This funding would be used to expand essential food security services for low-income seniors and people with disabilities in Downtown and Northwest Portland. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$238,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Disability Rights Oregon |
This funding would be used to enhance and expand free, legal representation and education to people with disabilities throughout Oregon. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baker Technical Institute |
This funding would be used to train truck drivers to receive a Commercial Drivers License. |
Baker County |
OR |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
This funding would be used for personnel and equipment supporting a workforce development and training program. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Community College |
This funding would be used for student scholarships, certification exam fees, cyber range access, faculty training, curriculum development, and digital forensics software within the Cybersecurity Programs Workforce Development Initiative. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chemeketa Community College |
This funding would be used to purchase an additional semi-truck and a truck driving simulator. |
Marion County |
OR |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center |
This funding would be used to implement a Public Safety Worker Model career training program. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sheridan School District |
This funding would be used to purchase equipment for a Truck Driving/Diesel Mechanics employment training program. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Food Bank, Inc |
This funding would be used to launch a driver training program, creating a debt-free option to develop marketable skills and increase employment opportunities. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Growing Gardens |
This funding would be used to train teens, incarcerated individuals, and community members to develop skills and interest in pursuing jobs in environmental fields. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OCHIN, Inc. |
This funding would be used to support a health information technology recruitment and training program for health clinics in underserved communities. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,002,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Treasure Valley Community College Foundation |
This funding would be used to support a full-time instructor and coordinator for a cybersecurity employment training program. |
Malheur, Harney, Baker, Grant, Union, Wallowa, and Lake Counties |
OR |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Public School District |
This funding would be used to establish a cosmetology program in the Springfield Public School District’s alternative high school. |
Lane County |
OR |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SMART Reading |
This funding would be used to support in-person volunteer reading support to improve literacy outcomes in underserved schools. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$518,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
This funding would be used to expand the development of essential social skills for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$359,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Self Enhancement, Inc. |
This funding would be used to expand targeted mentoring, education, and wraparound services for high-risk Black students at three outer-east Multnomah County high schools. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
High Desert Education Service District |
This funding would be used to deepen cultural competency practices through teacher training in school districts around Central Oregon. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Circle of Friends |
This funding would be used to support mentoring program for the most at-risk students in the Sisters School District. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Oregon |
This funding would be used to expand the University of Oregon’s Sustainable City Year Program. |
Lane County |
OR |
$885,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook Bay Community College |
This funding would support the Commercial Driver’s License program at Tillamook Bay Community College. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$253,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Institute of Technology |
This funding would be used to enhance efforts by the Youth Health Corps to overcome language barriers for middle school, high school, and college students. |
Marion, Polk, Yamhill, and Clackamas Counties |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Possible |
This funding would be used to hire two licensed clinical social workers to provide case management for women and gender diverse community members marginalized by poverty, houselessness, sex work, violence, and substance use. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Scappoose Rural Fire District |
This funding would be used to establish a job training program for the Scappoose Fire District. |
Columbia County |
OR |
$199,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lane Community College |
This funding would be used to build a simulation lab to train students in health professions at Lane Community College. |
Lane County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
This funding would be used to start a technical job training program in Lincoln County. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,379,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Columbia Medical Center - The Dalles, OR |
This funding would be used for the replacement of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) equipment and the Fluoroscopy Cine Unit imaging (Floro) equipment. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Center for Nursing |
This funding would be used to disseminate findings and best practices and award mini-grants to address burnout and mental health in the nursing workforce. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central City Concern |
This funding would be used to renovate a 35 unit transitional housing space for persons experiencing homelessness and early substance-abuse disorder recovery. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Association of Relief Nurseries |
This funding would be used to upgrade facilities and equipment at 15 infant and early childhood mental health centers in 22 Oregon counties. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$5,056,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
White Bird Clinic |
This funding would be used to renovate a building to increase behavioral health services in Lane County. |
Lane County |
OR |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lane County Government |
This funding would help Lane County establish a Behavioral Health Crisis Center through construction or acquisition of an existing facility. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trillium Family Services |
This funding would be used to renovate facilities at a behavioral health campus in Benton County. |
Benton County |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Primary Care Association |
This funding would be used to create an integrated electronic health records data system for Oregon's Federally-Qualified Health Centers. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cascade AIDS Project |
This funding would be used to renovate and equip a clinic to provide targeted, culturally-appropriate care to LBGTQ+ patients. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harney District Hospital |
This funding would be used to purchase a new Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) system in a critical access hospital. |
Harney County |
OR |
$1,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Public Health Institute |
This funding would establish a Public Health Youth Corps to improve community health and create a pipeline for underserved youth to enter healthcare and public health professions. |
Washington County |
OR |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Public Health Institute |
This funding would be used to develop and implement new training and technical assistance for Black child care providers in the Portland metro area. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Pine Community Health Center |
This funding would be used to acquire dental equipment and expand facilities at the La Pine Community Health Center. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$3,088,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oasis Center of the Rogue Valley |
This funding would allow Oasis Center to renovate a building to develop a health care center with emergency housing units. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nehalem Bay Health District |
This funding would be used to replace a Nehalem Bay Health District clinic with an updated health center and pharmacy. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grande Ronde Hospital |
This funding would be used to renovate and expand a hospital's mental and behavioral health facility. |
Union County |
OR |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Treasure Valley Community College |
This funding would be used to construct a new nursing and allied health training facility in rural Oregon. |
Malheur County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Lutheran Charities dba Columbia Memorial |
This funding would be used to renovate a Columbia Memorial Hospital building in Astoria. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Samaritan Pacific Health Services |
This funding would establish a substance use disorder residential/outpatient facility in Lincoln County. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Samaritan Lebanon Community Hospital |
This funding would help Samaritan Health Services build a medicine clinic/urgent care facility in Linn County. |
Linn County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Community College |
This funding would help renovate a building on the Rogue Community College Redwood Campus to expand Allied Health training programs. |
Josephine County |
OR |
$4,913,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Counseling Solutions |
This funding would be used to construct an addition for a health clinic in rural Oregon. |
Grant County |
OR |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Looking Glass Community Services |
This funding would be used to renovate facilities that support unhoused or precariously housed youth in Lane County. |
Lane County |
OR |
$195,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NARA NW - Native American Rehabilitation Assoc. NW |
This funding would be used to renovate a rehabilitation facility for Native American populations. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,997,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Institute of Technology |
This funding would be used to develop a Health Information Exchange that serves rural and underrepresented communities |
Klamath County |
OR |
$1,179,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Community |
This funding would be used to build a detoxification and dual diagnosis facility for Native peoples. |
Polk County |
OR |
$2,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Winding Waters Medical Clinic |
This funding would be used to purchase dental equipment for a Federally-Qualified Health Center in rural Oregon. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$386,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morrow County Health District |
This funding would be used to purchase a new computed tomography machine at a rural hospital. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$592,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health Association of Oregon dba Mental Hea |
This funding would be used to renovate a building to create a recovery campus for peer-led mental health and addiction-recovery services. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Umpqua Valley Development Corportation |
This funding would be used to establish medical and allied health training programs in rural Oregon. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Klamath County Economic Development Association |
This funding would be used for the acquisition of land and construction to expand behavioral health services in Klamath County. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$3,557,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Oregon Community College |
This funding would be used to purchase equipment for training medical professionals. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$153,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adapt Inc. |
This funding would help build a residential addiction treatment facility in Southern Oregon. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$3,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake Health District |
This funding would be used for developing a new mental health facility and renovation of physical rehabilitation center. |
Lake County |
OR |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Alliance of YMCAs |
This funding would be used to expand mental health services through staffing and program expansion. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rahab's Sisters |
This funding would be used to hire two licensed clinical social workers to provide case management for women and gender diverse community members marginalized by poverty, houselessness, sex work, violence, and substance use. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health for Children, Inc |
This funding would support school-based therapy in Lane County until the program is running and Medicaid reimbursable. |
Lane County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quest Center for Integrative Health |
This funding would be used to implement a group-based wellness intervention model designed to increase better mental health outcomes for low-income and underinsured individuals. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lines for Life |
This funding would be used to expand a youth mental health crisis hotline and school suicide prevention activities. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$540,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Oregon Human Services Consortium |
This funding would be used for retention and professional development opportunities for behavioral health workers in rural Oregon. |
Union County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifeways, Inc. |
This funding would be used to support the construction of crisis stabilization center for individuals experiencing mental illness or a substance use disorder. |
Malheur County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bandon Community Health Center |
This funding would be used to renovate a primary and behavioral health care clinic. |
Coos County |
OR |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center |
This funding be used to support the implementation of new electronic health records at Southern Coos Hospital and Health Center. |
Coos County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Rising |
This funding would support residential and non-residential services for high-risk youth in Douglas, Deschutes, and Malheur Counties. |
Deschutes County, Douglas County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lakeside Rural Fire Protection District |
This funding would be used to purchase emergency medical equipment. |
Coos County |
OR |
$9,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Health & Science University |
This funding would be used to construct and equip a statewide behavioral health capacity command center. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Grande School District |
This funding would be used to create affordable community housing and create a sustainable pipeline of job skills and employment to address the construction trade labor shortage. |
Union County |
OR |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Sutherlin-Umpqua HEART |
This funding will be used to transition unhoused families and individuals in Douglas County into permanent housing. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Community Health Dental |
This funding would be used to purchase new dental equipment and chairs. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Vale |
Funds would be used to improve sewer system. |
Malheur County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bureau of Land Management |
Funds would be used for land acquisition at the Cascade Siskiyou National Monument. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Forestry |
Funding would be used to support the Minam River conservation project. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$9,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
Funds would be used for land acquisition at Nestucca Bay. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
Funds would be used for land acquisition at the Siletz Bay NWR. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Funds would be used to construct the Sisters District Ranger Station. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rhododendron Water Association |
Funding would be used to replace a waterline in the John Lake Neighborhood. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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